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The Consumer Information Programme for Sustainable Consumption and Production (CI-SCP) is making a significant appearance at the Sixteenth Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD COP 16), in Cali, Colombia. The event...
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The latest UN SDG progress report details how global strides in renewable energy and poverty reduction are tempered by persistent challenges hindering realisation of the Sustainable Development Goals.
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We have expanded our biodiversity preservation program with dozens of animal protection tools so that our birds can fly into the cold seasons with the greatest possible support... Bat houses and predator houses, fruits and fat substitutes, organic...
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Norris Square Neighborhood Project's urban garden projects in West Kensington, Philadelphia and their significance to urban agriculture and sustainability.
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In order to make vehicle drivers and neighbors aware of the effects of noise and air pollution in the city, this year the Municipality of Lima will continue to carry out its Stop the Honk and Breathe Clean campaigns.
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With the aim of continuing to strengthen the commitment of children to the protection of urban birds, 34 girls and boys participated in the third edition of the Little Ornithologists program. To date, there are already 128 participants who have...
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To celebrate World Environment Day, the Jadir Taekwondo Association brought its taekwondo students and their families together to learn about the environment and our role in protecting it.
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Trase has launched a new smartphone app that informs supermarket customers in Brazil about the environmental and social performance of the meat products that they purchase. Called Do Pasto ao Prato, meaning “From Pasture to Plate”, the app aims to...
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In preparation for Stockholm 50, a series of regional multi-stakeholder consultations will be organized in Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, and West Asia between April and May 2022 .
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Have you ever thought about how much water goes into your daily cup of coffee? It’s a lot more than what you pour out of the kettle. In fact, the UN estimates it takes 140 litres of water to grow, process and transport enough coffee beans for one...
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The Covid-19 pandemic has put the wildlife trade and particularly wild meat consumption under the spotlight. Could regulating the different uses of wild animal species be a more effective response than a total ban?
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UNESCO launched an online course on “ Sustainability starts with Teachers ” for teachers in Southern Africa.