A new Inclusive Green Economy (IGE) programme theme was introduced to government and other stakeholders on 22nd July 2026 in Morogoro, Tanzania. This was an opportunity to consult and gather…
A new study presented experimental evidence on managing common pool resources, revealing that expelling uncooperative members from environmental groups only protects natural resources if borders are…
EfD Tanzania joined the Youth-to-Business Forum 2026 as an ecosystem partner, helping youth develop business proposals and pitch their ideas at the forum. Held on July 4th at Buni Innovation Hub in…
A recent study by EfD-Chile researchers reveals that increases in black kelp export prices do not translate into higher incomes for the harvesters. The paper Who captures the value? How intermediaries…
EfD researcher Carlos Chávez, participated in the United Nations’ Third World Ocean Assessment (WOA III). This comprehensive report brings together the work of more than 650 experts from around the…
Civil servants in the Inclusive Green Economy (IGE) in Practice program said, as they met with EfD researchers for a cross-country IGE workshop in Uganda, that the program is reshaping how they think…
Twenty-three civil servants from five East African countries have converged in Uganda for a regional Inclusive Green Economy in Practice (IGE) Cross-Country Peer Learning workshop aimed at…
The Vice Chancellor of Makerere University, Barnabas Nawangwe, appealed to fellows and alumni under the Inclusive Green Economy (IGE) program in East Africa to prioritize practical solutions for…
Makerere University has hosted the first African symposium on natural capital accounting and climate-sensitive macroeconomic modelling, bringing together ministers, senior government officials…
Two days of rigorous, policy-relevant research at the University of Kashmir spotlight new evidence on climate resilience, energy transition, gender, and human development in India and beyond. The 9th…