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News / Carbon & Climate

Inequalities exacerbate climate impacts on poor and vulnerable people – new UN report

...the risks from climate hazards, according to a new report launched by the United Nations on Monday. “Sadly, the people at greater risk from climate hazards are the poor, the vulnerable and the margina...

6 Oct 2016

Inequalities exacerbate climate impacts on poor and vulnerable people – new UN report

News / Policy & Finance

Yale-NUS students launch Singapore's first divestment campaign

...the issue. “We want the school to explain whether or not it sees the value in divesting, and justifying the stance,” said Mahon, explaining that the students have been discussing the issue with outgo...

6 Apr 2017

Yale-NUS students launch Singapore's first divestment campaign

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

It's time for the Green Climate Fund to start delivering for the poorest

...the environmental and social integrity of the GCF project activities. 2016 was the year when the world put the Paris Agreement into effect - 2017 must kick start concrete actions by the GCF that suppo...

6 Apr 2017

It's time for the Green Climate Fund to start delivering for the poorest

Press Releases / Spintelligent

KPMG to take the lead with industry solutions at African Utility Week

...When KPMG’s experts were asked about the biggest challenges currently engulfing the sector, the first issue that they outlined was that energy security remains elusive on the African continent. ...

21 Mar 2017

KPMG to take the lead with industry solutions at African Utility Week

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Reaping demographic dividends to achieve the SDGs

...the total population. When these children are old enough to enter the labour force, the proportion of income-earners in the economy could be increased substantially, boosting average per capita income...

26 Oct 2016

Reaping demographic dividends to achieve the SDGs

News / Policy & Finance

The amazing opportunity 2017 is bringing to business

When you look to the year ahead, what do you see? Ensia recently invited eight global thought leaders to share their thoughts. In this interview with Ensia contributor Lisa Palmer for Ensia’s 2017 pr...

12 Jan 2017

The amazing opportunity 2017 is bringing to business

News / Energy

UK opens world nuclear showroom

...the nuclear industry still expanding. All of the nuclear companies involved in new build in the UK say they want to launch their most recent versions there as a prelude to selling them to the rest of ...

25 Oct 2016

UK opens world nuclear showroom

Opinion / Corporate Responsibility

Asia's refugees: A solution seen as a problem?

...the expected expenditure related to the backlog of asylum claims as “extremely troubling for Hong Kong,” admitting “it exerted a lot of pressure on the administration.” In the midst of the highest lev...

28 Jul 2017

Asia's refugees: A solution seen as a problem?

Press Releases / CompaniesVsClimateChange

Climate change solutions must be business driven

...the risks inherent with our current global business models and the precarious state of humanity.The need to operate sustainably has never been greater. The time has come to drive forward the plethora...

14 Feb 2017

Climate change solutions must be business driven

News / Cities

Delhi’s houses built on sand

...thethirdpole.net. “The waters of the Yamuna ran through the city, along its waterways and many marshy areas,” he said. “If you look at the old buildings, from the era of the Delhi Sultanate and the Mu...

13 Apr 2016

Delhi’s houses built on sand

Research / Industry Platform

Only 4 per cent of enterprises report reaping benefits from implementation of IoT solutions

...The results from the survey only begin to scratch the surface of the potential of the market in both countries, and we think educating enterprises about these solutions is the key for the market to re...

26 Jul 2016

Only 4 per cent of enterprises report reaping benefits from implementation of IoT solutions

News / Policy & Finance

Will China’s new Silk Road be green?

...the Belt and Road Action Plan released in the spring of 2015, the initiative will encompass land routes (the “Belt”) and maritime routes (the “Road”) with the goal of improving interconnectivity in th...

2 Jun 2017

Will China’s new Silk Road be green?

Opinion / Policy & Finance

8 tips to make a panel discussion not become a punishment

...ther get rid of ceremonial panel chairs or make them the moderator/facilitator or discussant if they are fit to do so. There is a huge difference between resource persons who contribute their persona ...

20 Jul 2016

8 tips to make a panel discussion not become a punishment

News / Carbon & Climate

China names and shames polluting factories

...the local government, the Ministry of Environmental Protection said. The ministry in late December dispatched 10 inspection teams to different provincial regions nationwide to supervise the implementa...

9 Jan 2017

China names and shames polluting factories

News / Corporate Responsibility

Air China becomes first mainland airline to ban transport of shark fin

...the tradition of serving sharks fin at weddings. The video featured a couple hacking off the fins of a live shark and tossing it back into the ocean. The success in curbing the popularity of shark fi...

9 Jan 2017

Air China becomes first mainland airline to ban transport of shark fin

News / Cities

Four things countries are doing right now to implement the New Urban Agenda

...the New Urban Agenda, the new voluntary agreement on sustainable urbanisation, there are some nations leading the way. While no one can claim to have totally overhauled their cities in the seven month...

1 Jun 2017

Four things countries are doing right now to implement the New Urban Agenda

women maternal health training bangladesh

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Supporting the developing world's health innovators

...the now-colossal health-care expenditure of advanced countries like the US. Those savings could, in the long term, easily offset the cost of supporting the life-saving work of organizations like icddr...

29 Jun 2017

Supporting the developing world's health innovators

News / Policy & Finance

G20 group issues first set of guidelines for climate risk reporting

...The guidelines come at a time when large multinationals are under pressure to disclose the potential impact of climate change on their businesses. The report, which can be read in full here, acknowled...

21 Dec 2016

G20 group issues first set of guidelines for climate risk reporting

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Development beyond the numbers

...the years ahead. The world has the resources and the knowhow to improve the lives of all people. We just need to empower people to use their own knowledge to shape their futures. If we do that, more i...

2 May 2017

Development beyond the numbers

News / Energy

Solar, wind and nuclear have ‘amazingly low’ carbon footprints, study finds

...ther climate action. Embodied energy The first stage of the work is to add up the energy needed to build power stations and to provide them with the fuel and other inputs they need to run. This is cal...

12 Dec 2017

Solar, wind and nuclear have ‘amazingly low’ carbon footprints, study finds