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Myanmar’s Natural Resources: Blessing or Curse?

Myanmar’s progress since the 2010 general elections has been astounding, with political transition greatly encouraging citizens and international diplomatic and investment communities. The diplomatic climate for Myanmar has changed dramatically as a result and sanctions have been eased progressively.

David Allen, Rainer Einzenberger

Several cows stand in shallow water, a dog runs along the shore, and an old wooden boat lies in front.

On nature that benefits from humans and farming

An agroecological approach to preserve biodiversity in agricultural landscapes should draw on both scientific and local traditional knowledge. This article focuses on changes in the hay management regime in the extensive wetlands of Biebrza National Park in Poland.

Joanna Sucholas

hbs Bildbeschreiber sagte: Pappschild mit Aufschrift „Climate Justice Now!“ (Klimagerechtigkeit jetzt!) wird von Mensch in Menschenmenge hochgehalten.

COP30: Can the Baku-To-Belém Roadmap Put Global Climate Finance on the Right Path?

The Baku-to-Belém Roadmap aims to close the gap between the disappointing COP29 target of 300 US dollars billion annually and the envisioned 1.3 trillion US dollars in climate finance per year by 2035. Will it find support at COP30?

Liane Schalatek

Medellín, Colombia

Overcoming Latin America’s Mounting Debt Crises

Climate finance and green investments will achieve little in debt-strapped economies without systemic reform. Latin America and the Caribbean need not more pledges but an overhaul of global financial governance.

Maria Fernanda Espinosa, Ulrich Volz, Alex Dryden

Four people crouch at the edge of a green rice field, looking inside.

Rainbow Fields: Korean Farmers Reviving Native Rice

For thousands of years, rice has been more than food. It has been culture, memory, and survival. In South Korea, a few farmers are bringing back native rice varieties lost to history. Their rainbow-colored fields tell a story of a future rooted in the past.

Blick einem kaputten Fenster auf das zerstörte Zentrum von Khartum, Sudan.

Civil peace in Sudan – and Germany's important role

In the conflict in Sudan, diplomatic efforts are focused too heavily on the two main warring parties, the SAF and RSF, while civilian actors are barely involved. Without their active participation, a peace process has little chance of success.

Ahmed Kodouda, Ulf Terlinden

Why Agroecology is the Only Systemic Solution to Our Food Crisis

Podcast Episode

In this episode of the Ecologia Podcast, Émile Frison and Lena Luig explore in depth the conditions and levers of an agroecological transition capable of driving lasting change. Hosted by Arafet Ben Marzo.

A man speaks at a podium in front of a screen reading: “Keynote Speech Jan Egeland, Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC)”.

"The Humanitarian Situation in Sudan Is Catastrophic"

In his speech, Jan Egeland, Secretary-General of the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), points out three key factors that are contributing to the detrimental humanitarian situation in Sudan.

Corn plants grow in rows behind a wire fence, with trees and two tall palm trees in front of a misty green mountain.

What to Learn From Colombia’s Public Policy on Agroecology?

Adopted in 2024, Colombia's first Public Policy on Agroecology marks a national milestone and a historic achievement for the social movements that have long advanced agroecology. The article explores its key outcomes and remaining challenges.

Luis Jerónimo Pulido Arredondo

Several harvesters are bent over in a hillside vineyard, with a village, church, and fields in the background.

Greening French Agriculture: Can Agroecology Boost Rural Employment?

Does the future of French agriculture lie in agroecology? Long shaped by a productivist model that has eroded jobs and destroyed biodiversity and the climate, farming must now preserve the environment while creating rewarding, sustainable employment.

Sarah Champagne

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