Medir el progreso o el declive del medio ambiente es todo un reto. Los conocimientos de MapBiomas podrían ayudar a acelerar el avance hacia los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible de la ONU.
Measuring environmental progress or decline is a challenge – here’s how MapBiomas’ insights could help accelerate progress on the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.
Social enterprises can play an important role in addressing social and environmental problems. But they need to be supported in order to be successful.
There's growing wisdom on what enables collective action and what could be barriers to it, having the right partners and goals are critical to its success.
Effective collective action has the potential to drive policy change at local, national and international levels and spur the push to net zero.
The Self-Employed Women’s Association (SEWA) is working to support informal women workers in India. Mirai Chatterjee, the leader of the movement, explains how it empowers women to become ...
More than 110 million people are expected to be forcibly displaced by the end of 2023 and 45 million children will be at risk of starvation.
The number of books in a home is a remarkably good predictor of success in education and thus later in life. That matters — but educational equity is so much more than books, too.
The social and solidarity economy re-orients our economy to make sure it works for all of us. Here's how young people globally are making that happen.
The world faces major technological, social, economic and geopolitical upheaval. That's why social innovation and those that practice it are so important.
Efforts are underway to encourage governments to end overfishing while ensuring people benefit from seafood's health benefits.
The Youth Technology Foundation is helping girls in some of the world’s poorest communities develop crucial digital skills to support their future.
Unease about the future is rife among Gen Z and millennials, with a Deloitte survey showing that the cost of living is their top concern for 2023.
The UN resolution calls on member states to promote the social economy, but more is needed in terms of public support and private funding and partnerships.
Are assumptions around poverty flawed from the very start? Stereotypes around poverty need to shift to highlight the success stories already happening.
