Playing WaSH games with children in a refugee setting
by Myrthe Dol How to break the monotony, how to reach out to children that have had difficult trajectories, how … Continued
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Livelihood Incentives as Entry Points for Collective Restoration in Ethiopia
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Western Macedonia, Greece: A complex resource system to withstand the decarbonization shift
Dr Dimitris Kofinas, Civil Engineer, water resources management, University of Thessaly If one has been introduced to the cinematic universe … Continued
Springs Management: The lifeline for Mountain livelihood
By Saroj Yakami[1], Luwieke Bosma1, Madhav Dhakal[2], Mahewor Ghimire[3], Anastasia Deligianni1, Frank van Steenbergen1 Published on the occation of World … Continued
Games with a heart and a purpose
by Florencia Rieiro and Hilary Galiwango We worked together with GIZ Uganda’s Water Supply and Sanitation for Refugee Settlements (WatSSUP) … Continued
Soil nutrients for healthy plants
by Francesco Sambalino, Programme Manager (MetaMeta), Proprieter (Petricor Farms) The author took over a farm in Spain with depleted soil … Continued
“Exhausting and time-taking”: How women in rural Ethiopia describe doing laundry
by Meghna Mukherjee, Getanew Tesfaw and Assefa Kumssa Zeyneba lives in Koloba Hawas village in the Amhara region of Ethiopia. … Continued
The potential of roadside trees to offset CO2
by Laura Blok, MetaMeta Trees are of enormous importance to the ecosystems and livelihoods of people on earth. Many communities … Continued
Right tree, right place: redesigning Europe’s forests with AI
Prepared by: Carmelo Bonannella (OpenGeoHub), Valentina Delconte (OpenGeoHub), Ichsani Wheeler (OpenGeoHub / EnvirometriX) and Tom Hengl (OpenGeoHub / EnvirometriX) The … Continued
What actually generates impacts in Integrated Water Management? Insights from the Aqua4Sudan Partnership
By Long Hoang and Mohammed Yasir, MetaMeta Based on the report ‘Forwarding to Resilient Food Systems and Livelihoods’ by MetaMeta … Continued
On rangeland degradation and how to spot it from above
by Francesco Sambalino and Esmee Mulder Open rangeland in Africa is arguably the most iconic landscape on the continent. In … Continued
The IPCC 6th assessment report – a peek at the compilation process from the back-end
By Dr. Long Hoang (MetaMeta), based on work by and inputs from Prof. dr. Rosh Ranasinghe (Professor, Climate Change Impacts … Continued
Common risks: four stories on rural laundry
by Getanew Tesfaw, Assefa Kumsa, Frank van Steenbergen Doing laundry in rural Africa or Asia is hard work, taking many … Continued