This paper features use cases on the implementation of technologies that create future cities that are smart, resilient, inclusive, and sustainable.
This report provides a glimpse at what countries are already doing to pave the way for a green COVID-19 recovery, the path ahead and how governments can propel the transition in key sectors.
This report shows that clean electrification will be the primary route to decarbonisation, complemented by hydrogen, sustainable biomass and fossil fuels combined with carbon capture.
Humanity will consume three times the Earth’s resources by 2050. To avoid this doomsday scenario, improving our global resource efficiency is key and the European Union’s Green Deal has made this one of its top priorities. Here’s a glimpse into Euro-Mediterranean projects that have been making progress on the ground.
On August 26 at 5pm (CEST) Responsible Investor will be hosting a webinar on risk analysis for investors in Canada's crude oil pipeline network and debate larger stranded assets implications for investors in North American fossil fuel infrastructure.
It is the monthly immunization day, and Salma Khatun is waiting for the boat to come take her across the Brahmaputra to Ramhari Char. She holds in one hand an ice box, filled with vaccines she will be administering later that day, and on the other, an umbrella, to protect herself from the fierce summer sun. Salma is a nurse at the only health center in Ramhari Char, an unelectrified island village, one of the many scattered throughout the vast Brahmaptura. In the absence of electricity and storage at the village, health workers like Salma travel to the mainland on the first Wednesday of every month to collect vaccines for immunizing children back at her health center.
