Addressing Teacher Shortages to Achieve Quality Education for All
Teacher shortages have far-reaching consequences, including diminishing teachers’ wellbeing and exacerbating education inequalities.... Read more
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How Combined Conservation Efforts Help Recover Endangered Iberian Lynx Population
Combined Iberian Lynx conservation efforts through multi-stakeholder collaboration show positive results.... Read more
New Global Guidelines for Equitable Clinical Trials
WHO launched a new guidance to ensure that clinical trials are more effective and equitable.... Read more
Understanding Adolescents’ Social Media Use and Gaming Behaviors for Better Policy Interventions
A study by WHO examines social media use among adolescents to understand the trends, dynamics, and aspects necessary for policy improvements. ... Read more
Europe’s EUDR: How does this anti-deforestation regulation impact countries globally?
How will the European Union Deforestation-free Regulation (EUDR) to address deforestation across value chains affecting countries across the globe?
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Right to Education in South Africa: How does the BELA bill affect this?
President Cyril Ramaphosa signed the BELA bill into law in South Africa to strengthen the right to education. But, how are the responses so far?
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Pakistan’s Marine Protected Areas to Support Marine Conservation
Pakistan designated Astola Island and Churna Island as Marine Protected Areas to strengthen conservation efforts and tackle pollution issues.
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Australia’s Vision to Achieve Sustainable Aviation Sector by 2050
The Australian Government published the Aviation White Paper to set the vision for Australia’s sustainable aviation sector in 2050.... Read more
How the Agri-PV System Can Maximize Land-Use Efficiency in Central Europe
Research reveals how the agri-PV system can benefit food and energy sectors and maximize land-use efficiency in Central Europe.... Read more
Incentivizing Literacy to Ease Prison Overcrowding in the Philippines
The Philippines government and UNODC launched the “Read Your Way Out” initiative to ease prison overcrowding using literacy.
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