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Lawrence Hoba/Hillary J. Musarurwa
Deforestation, erosion, and depleted farmland that must produce food for a growing number of families are only a few of the problems facing the people in the…
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Marcos Sorrentino/Simone Portugal /Moema Viezzer
The “Treaty on Environmental Education for Sustainable Societies and Global Responsibility” was ratified at the First International…
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Siân Davies/Heila Lotz-Sisitka/Rob O’Donoghue
Climate change is a universal but abstract threat for women shellfish harvesters in South Africa’s Eastern Cape Province. By resorting to the age-old…
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Moema L. Viezzer
Gender equality and sustainability in the use of natural resources are two sides of the same coin. Claims of sex-based superiority reflect the same mentality as the hostile…
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Alan Tuckett
Join us! The VIII th ICAE World Assembly
For ten years now we have asserted, with other civil society organisations that “another world is possible” – one that is grounded in…
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Women’s Empowerment
Several of the United Nations Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) deal with the situation of women. The target of Goal 3 is the elimination of gender disparity. Goal 4…
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Ana Agostino
Human-induced climate change has the greatest impact on the poor, and especially on women, who face the most serious disadvantages in matters of employment, land tenure, education,…
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Marcela Ballara
Substantial sums of money are invested to help people in developing countries become less vulnerable. In 2008 in Doha, the international community committed itself to this aim.…
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Alhassane Souare
The degree of illiteracy in the prefecture of Pita in Guinea, is considerable, particularly among women. Substandard levels of hygiene and lack of information about rampant…
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Fazalur Rahman/Nabi Bux Jumani/Khadija Bibi
The formal educational system in Pakistan is not capable of meeting the country’s growing education needs. Schools are poorly equipped and too few in…
