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

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

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

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

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.

Rising heat is disrupting rainfall, river flows and water supplies as adaptation expands from reservoirs to allocation reform

Solar arrays on artificial water bodies can spare land and limit evaporation, but ecological effects remain site-specific

Rewetting degraded peat can curb emissions and fire, but durable recovery depends on land use and local livelihoods

BookSmart gives families free digital books, but access, sustained use and evidence remain central questions

Connected habitats allow wildlife to move, breed and respond as roads, farms and warming climates reshape ecosystems

The charity combines reused computers, teacher training and local hubs in Africa, while evidence on education technology remains mixed

Heat plans combine public warnings and emergency relief with long-term changes to streets, homes and workplaces

The US-based non-profit links North American book drives with schools and community organisations in seven African countries

Independent evidence from Addis Ababa shows both measurable gains and the limits of a school WASH intervention

Wind- and solar-rich grids are testing storage that can shift electricity across hours, nights and calm weather.

Restoring ecological processes can revive habitats, but land, livelihoods and consent shape whether projects endure

Reusing mines and power sites can unlock grids and land, but jobs, pollution and local consent remain decisive

A delegation of civil society leaders advances regional cooperation, launches two Global Society Hubs and joins women’s and youth initiatives in Kenya

How biological infrastructure is reversing a millennium of ecological collapse in Europe's least forested country

Simple assessments and level-based teaching have reshaped the debate over foundational learning and how programmes scale

Long-term field research in Malaysia is turning sightings of dolphins, dugongs and whales into evidence for marine planning

Designing buildings for repair, adaptation and disassembly could keep materials in use and reduce demand for new construction