Empowering Women in Papua New Guinea for Clean Water Access
In Papua New Guinea, the WaterAid program aims to empower local women to establish community-managed clean water sources.... Read more
Water and Sanitation
Looking Closer to Human Rights Issues
After 75 years of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, what human rights issues do we still need to pay attention to?... Read more
Understanding Key Aspects of Children’s Wellbeing
Children are one of the most marginalized and vulnerable members of society. What are some of the key aspects to ensure children’s wellbeing?... Read more
Rebuilding Infrastructures to Address Water Scarcity in Sudan
A UNEP-led project has been rebuilding infrastructure to address water scarcity in Sudan's drought-prone and conflict-ridden region.... Read more
UN 2023 Water Conference Seeks Global Commitments to Tackle Water Challenges
The UN 2023 Water Conference aims to address the challenges surrounding water and its role in supporting sustainable development through global, voluntary commitments.... Read more
Thinking Through Product Life Cycle and Good Practices for Sustainability: An Interview with David Croft from Reckitt
When calculating a single product’s carbon emission, the calculation does not stop when it reaches the home of its consumers, but continues until the product is used until the last drop.... Read more
WOTR India: Rural Development Through a Holistic Approach
A non-profit organization supports the development of rural India through a human-centered, nature-based strategy called Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA).... Read more
What Melting Glaciers Mean for Pakistan
Pakistan has more than 7,000 glaciers. As the planet’s temperature rises, glaciers melt and cause floods in the region.... Read more
NEWater: Singapore’s Recycled Water
NEWater is high-grade reclaimed water that supports Singapore’s circular water management system.... Read more
How the Vietnam Water Crisis Affects Children
Vietnam is experiencing a water crisis that has caused children in rural areas to be more vulnerable to disease and malnutrition.
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