How can satellite data help public officials better understand and manage Swaziland’s fires?
Making decisions in times of uncertainty, How farmers in Mali are adapting to climate change
Building stronger, more resilient communities in the Philippines
Teamwork, tools and technology: how a collaborative project is advancing solutions to cholera and ma...
Pioneering new approaches to tackle urban flooding in Lusaka
From research to action: how a project in Ghana is bridging the gap between researchers and local co...
Connecting cities with national level actors through Talanoa Dialogues
ProGREEN's assessment team members share their views on the project's approach and future impact
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Training Opportunity: The deadline for applications to the 2019 International Geoengineering Governance Summer School until May 10. The Summer School will bring together an international group of leading experts with post-graduate students and early-career researchers for intensive, collaborative explorations of the societal, political, governance, and ethical aspects of geoengineering, including both large-scale Carbon removal/Negative Emissions, and Solar Geoengineering. The course will take place 5-11 August 2019 in Banff, Alberta, Canada.
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