Covid-19 might be deemed as the greatest global threat the world has ever faced since the Second World War, but to African universities, it might be a blessing in disguise.…
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Plenty of large corporations have pledged to reach net-zero emissions in their business models by certain timelines in the not-so-distant but distant enough future, like 2050. But the meaningfulness of…
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Drones have been deployed for a variety of environmental causes from protecting crops to keeping track of endangered animals. But drones can do even more. In the San Francisco area,…
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Near Omar Gona’s house in Djibouti’s Tadjourah city stands a wall three metres high and five metres thick. What might be an eyesore for some is a godsend for the…
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Taking the road to one of Africa’s Greatest Wildlife Reserves, the Masaai Mara is definitely one of the most breathtaking and memorable experience tourists could ever have. The silent sounds…
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COVID-19 hasn’t only raised concern for health. It has also stimulated thought and debate around issues of human rights – including those related to the environment. After all, the emergence…
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The Platform enables investors to leverage on the-ground data and insights from UNDP’s country offices The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the UN Secretary-General’s Global Investors for Sustainable Development…
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The engine behind green business is the same as any business: capital. And while social, human and natural capital are all critical, financial capital is the one form that systemically…
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A team of Australian researchers mapped the risks of pollution from 92 chemicals commonly used in agricultural pesticides across 168 countries and their results should give us pause. The scientists…
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At least 155 states recognize their citizens have the right to live in a healthy environment, either through national legislation or international accords, like the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Despite…