Commentary

Southeast Asia’s agricultural economy heavily relies on women to work outdoors. In some countries, up to 64 percent of this workforce is female.

The new findings will now feed into a new spatial planning toolkit Macdonald and his colleagues are developing.

Bustar Maitar, an Indonesian forest activist of 20 years, reinforced the positive side effects of the declaration.

Halting biodiversity loss will require billions more in finance to protect and restore nature by 2030.

Development finance is undergoing meaningful and potentially impactful reform for the first time.

Yet it turns out the reality of individual action on climate is much more complicated – because we are complicated.

“Without seeds, there is no restoration. It’s that simple,” lead author Aurelio Padovezi, a researcher at the University of Padova, said by phone.

A bottom-up, participatory approach involving local communities and stakeholders is key to safeguarding climate initiatives against corruption

In reality, solar farms currently occupy only 0.15% of the UK’s total land – not much compared to the 70% of land devoted to agriculture.

The meeting aimed to understand and assess the current landscape of civil society organisations engaged in open data across Francophone African countries.

Are the claims being made on such products genuine, or just greenwashing?

Sri Lanka, as it slowly recovers from the nation’s most severe economic crisis, finds itself at a critical juncture.