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Digital Power, Inclusion, and the Global Society: Patrick Lumumba’s Peer Interview with Edwin Ochola
A conversation on digital inclusion, African leadership, and building an inclusive Global Society through connection and shared responsibility.
Editorial Team SDG16
20 minutes ago5 min read
Digital Power, Inclusion, and the Global Society: Patrick Lumumba’s Peer Interview with Edwin Ochola
A conversation on digital inclusion, African leadership, and building an inclusive Global Society through connection and shared responsibility.
Editorial Team SDG16
5 min read
Melting glaciers are rewiring water security
The slow loss of mountain ice is becoming one of the most underestimated risks to global stability
Editorial Team SDG13
3 min read
When green slowly turns dark green
A calm reflection on climate actions that, beneath a sustainable narrative, reveal social and environmental costs that cannot be ignored
Editorial Team SDG17
4 min read
EPA web revisions spark concern over omission of fossil fuels in climate change explanation
Scientists warn that removing references to fossil fuels from U.S. environmental web pages risks public confusion and weakens climate literacy
Editorial Team SDG13
2 min read
Age of disconsent
youth exchange explores political literacy and responsible citizenship across borders
Editorial Team SDG16
3 min read
Zambian teachers lead climate action in Kafue biosphere reserve
Empowering educators to protect biodiversity and build resilient communities
Editorial Team SDG13
3 min read
Climate justice at the tipping point as courts recast inaction as a human-rights violation
How a quiet legal shift is reshaping global expectations for fair, sustainable governance
Editorial Team SDG13
3 min read
The inequality crisis and the age of ultra-wealth
Why extreme concentration of wealth is testing global fairness and SDG 10
Editorial Team SDG10
3 min read
Red cross and red crescent scale back aid as crises grow
Funding cuts expose limits of global humanitarianism at a time of conflict climate shocks and displacement
Editorial Team SDG16
2 min read
When green energy becomes contested, downstream effects of withdrawing fossil fuel support
A shifting moment for global energy finance as governments reassess risk, security and sustainability
Editorial Team SDG7
4 min read
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Global shipping pollution still rising despite green pledges
As ships carry over 90% of world trade, their environmental cost threatens ocean health and climate stability
Education under pressure: why student mental health defines true quality in learning
Social media, fear of failure, and academic demands are shaping a generation at risk, but also one capable of redefining what real educational excellence means
Concrete on demand: 3D-printed homes are reshaping housebuilding
From prototypes to communities, automated concrete printing edges toward the mainstream, with NGOs proving real-world value
The world is changing.
In all countries, people are taking action, joining forces and creating new innovations to shape the future in a sustainable way, and every day new ideas and solutions are emerging - out of desperation, hope, curiosity and courage.
Here you find lates news, stories and progress around this development.
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Melting glaciers are rewiring water security
The slow loss of mountain ice is becoming one of the most underestimated risks to global stability
Editorial Team SDG13
1 day ago3 min read
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Communities & Infrastructure
When green slowly turns dark green
A calm reflection on climate actions that, beneath a sustainable narrative, reveal social and environmental costs that cannot be ignored
Zambian teachers lead climate action in Kafue biosphere reserve
Empowering educators to protect biodiversity and build resilient communities
Red cross and red crescent scale back aid as crises grow
Funding cuts expose limits of global humanitarianism at a time of conflict climate shocks and displacement
When green energy becomes contested, downstream effects of withdrawing fossil fuel support
A shifting moment for global energy finance as governments reassess risk, security and sustainability
Older people slipping into dental poverty, a hidden crisis with visible consequences
When oral health is out of reach for the middle classes, the result is pain, isolation and a crisis in dignity
Safeguarding the planet one acre at a time
How the World Land Trust empowers local communities to protect Earth’s most vital ecosystems
Philanthropist Saad Kassis-Mohamed announces early childhood support
Early, practical support to strengthen childhood development and community wellbeing across Armenia
Chef José Andrés: from tapas pioneer to humanitarian food advocate
Tracing his early culinary journey in Spain and the United States before global recognition.
Snow and avalanche research for the sustainable protection of people and nature
Advancing safer mountain environments and strengthening protection for communities and nature
Children at the heart of cities shaping urban futures that work for all
A global alliance is redefining how cities grow by putting children’s wellbeing and voices at the centre of urban development
Thai community waste banks demonstrate how local ingenuity can transform rubbish into a valuable resource
Grass-roots recycling networks reveal how Thai communities are reshaping consumption and circular economy norms
Concrete on demand: 3D-printed homes are reshaping housebuilding
From prototypes to communities, automated concrete printing edges toward the mainstream, with NGOs proving real-world value
Animals that teach and heal: how integrating animal-assisted interventions in education and healthcare enhances quality of life
The growing evidence shows that structured interaction with animals benefits children, patients, older adults and students alike, improving wellbeing, learning and emotional resilience
Solar surge in Africa promises and pitfalls of a greener economy
Rising panel imports point to momentum, yet capital costs, skills gaps and supply chain control will decide who really benefits
Between respect and curiosity: the dilemma of uncontacted tribes
Respecting isolation as a choice, not a loss, challenges our idea of progress and reminds us what it truly means to be human
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