Sustainable solutions and the SDGs
Eradicating poverty, improving lives and protecting the environment—it's a tall order to achieve the aims of the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. In this series, we explore some of the solutions to solve the world's most critical issues.
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News / Food & Agriculture
Closing the hunger gap through better animal farming
With nearly one in 10 people suffering from hunger, improving animal farming to reduce food loss is key to achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goal of zero hunger by 2030.
News / Food & Agriculture
Food fortification ‘a powerful tool’ to improve health and power economies
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With nearly 400 million people in Asia suffering from undernourishment, fortifying staple foods such as rice with micronutrients can be a powerful and sustainable way to improve public health.
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Forging a more sustainable path for animal farming
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Alongside a movement towards plant-based diets, reducing the environmental impact of animal farming is critical to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
News / Carbon & Climate
Heeding the call for a green recovery
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It announced a big commitment to source clean energy at the height of the pandemic. How else is global nutrition, health and sustainable living company DSM ensuring this moment for change is not lost?
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23 October 2019
Food & Agriculture
As aquaculture booms, it's consuming more fish than it produces
24 April 2019
Food & Agriculture
Feeding Japan's appetite for meat
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News / CSR
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News / Policy & Finance
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News / Waste Management
Plastic pollution is surging, so what are governments doing?
UN plastics treaty negotiations resume in Paris to protect the environment from worsening impacts of waste worldwide.
