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5 days ago · In 2022 alone, Peru’s Amazon lost 144,682 hectares (357,517 acres) of old-growth forest, according to the Monitoring of the Andean Amazon Project, a conservation nonprofit. Small-scale ...
4 days ago · Dar es Salaam. The National Environment Management Council (NEMC) received international praise for its effective management of climate change funds and oversight of adaptation projects funded by the Adaptation Fund. Nemc said in a statement that representatives from 34 countries gathered in Dodoma ...
4 days ago · Meet Zea, an Indigenous Quechua elder and activist fighting for the rights of her people in Peru. As the effects of climate change become more pronounced and...
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1 day ago · UNDP Tanzania In the remote village of Tandika, nestled within the Dunda ward in Bagamoyo Region, Anjela Jonas Mzirai is leading a quite transformative small fish business. With a determined spirit and community support, she has embraced opportunities provided by UNDP, the Government of Tanzania and Japan to venture into the business of drying ...
3 days ago · More than 275,000 school-age children (51% girls) in Tanzania, Rwanda, Uganda, Burundi, and Zimbabwe now regularly enjoy high-iron beans in school feeding programs. In addition, more than 5 million households in 10 African countries have seen a 30% increase in household income. PABRA has responded to the increasing demand for improved nutrition.
3 days ago · Reduce: The first and most important step to embrace environmentalism is to reduce our consumption and waste. By consuming less, we can save money, energy, and resources, and reduce our environmental impact. We can reduce our consumption by: Buying only what we need and avoiding impulse purchases. Choosing quality over quantity and opting for ...
3 days ago · "Peru indigenous leaders push quick Amazon protection vote, defying oil industry" - 22 June 2020 …Peru’s indigenous leaders have been lobbying lawmakers to pass a bill to declare swathes of virgin Amazon rainforest off limits to outsiders, but they fear opposition by the oil industry may scupper a rare opportunity to secure a vote this week.
