sustainable development
The initiative will last from January 2021 until June 2023, through local actions on energy efficiency and energy poverty, renewable energy and microplastics.
This guide explains to citizens what are fundamental principles for Fair Trade product manufacturing and reviews the main certifications on the market.
The satellite images published by the European Space Agency show a considerable reduction on the nitrogen dioxide concentration
Vergés considers that people are aware of climate change, but another step forward is needed and think about how to change today’s energy model.
Desos has developed several projects in Nicaragua focused on resource management and financial research to improve living conditions of rural Nicaraguans.
Ecoserveis and the Catalan municipality of Granollers talk about how youth can influence and contribute to climate and energy policies at the local level.
The resources generated by our planet in one year were consumed by humanity in just 7 months. Despite the efforts made to delay the date, as of 29 July we are consuming natural resources faster than they are regenerated.
Plastic Free July is a global campaign to help people live with greater freedom, doing away with waste. The new interactive Rezero Goal launched by the Rezero Foundation is a useful way to share ways of living without waste.
The project wants to structure and give voice to those young people willing to influence policy makers and local politics.
Teenagers, women, healthcare professionals or people working with farming are among the 10 NGOs that The Nature Conservancy considers key to defend the environment.
You can collaborate to avoid undercutting the Water Framework Directive through the campaign #ProtectWater, promoted by more than one hundred European environmental organizations.
The European Sustainable Development Week (ESDW) is an initiative to stimulate and make visible activities, projects and events that promote sustainable development. It takes place from 30 May until 5 June.