Damage to hospitals, schools, power and water networks links immediate civilian harm to the prospects for recovery

The organisation closed in 2023, while its Africa Integrity Indicators project continued under African leadership

Rising defence budgets confront governments with competing demands for security, climate resilience and public services

Demand for concrete, roads, glass and reclaimed land is putting rivers, coastlines and communities under pressure

Cash transfers offer choice and potential savings, while disrupted markets and digital exclusion can limit their reach

Reducing landfill methane involves gas capture, food-waste prevention and reliable collection and treatment services

Rising seas, drought and heavy pumping threaten coastal drinking water and farming, while aquifer recovery varies.

Vienna and Mari Carmen’s case in Madrid raise questions about reconciling affordable homes, investment and property protection

Field trials show crop benefits, but mining demands and uncertain carbon accounting complicate climate assessments

Safety assistance and newsroom support connect press freedom with the public’s access to independent information

Through research and public education, Tactical Tech connects everyday digital habits with questions about political influence

Rules on data, harmful uses and human oversight expose the choices behind safe artificial intelligence and innovation

Migrant money supports education, healthcare and enterprise, while transfer costs and financial exclusion reduce its reach

Existing space law limits territorial claims but leaves the political organisation of future settlements unresolved

SDW Hamburg combines a nature day with a board game to explore city trees, climate adaptation and everyday environmental decisions

Hydrogen and recycled scrap can cut steel emissions, but clean electricity, investment and buyers determine the pace of change

Ocean literacy empowers youth to move from future promises to real participation in biodiversity decisions ahead of COP17

As tourism reshapes Naples, the challenge is no longer attracting visitors but ensuring that the city remains liveable for the communities that made it desirable

Human rights data analysis separates documented cases from estimates of violence missing from the record

Carbon removal is attracting investment, but costs, storage risks and limited capacity complicate its role alongside emissions cuts

Falling water tables threaten supplies and infrastructure, while local projects show how pumping and recharge can change

Satellite records, climate observations and genetic databases expose tensions over access, profit and public funding

Wälder ohne Grenzen links outdoor learning and youth filmmaking with international exchange as its next phase develops

In Busubi, a farming parish in central Uganda, twenty-three people have founded the first community hub of the Global Society to complete its founding - with reusable sanitary pads, hand-bound notebooks and a room where eleven people showed up.