How socially accepted are green reforms in Tanzania?
A stakeholders' workshop held on 19th August 2022 by EfD Tanzania (EfDT) at the University of Dar es Salaam, School of Economics focused on increasing awareness of the current level of social…
EfD researchers met to work on research agenda for a low-carbon transition
About 25 EfD researchers met in Gothenburg, Sweden, and online, to compile their work to establish a high-level research agenda for a low-carbon transition in the Global South. More than 50 people…
Researchers discussed how to reach Sustainable Development Goal 8
Researchers from all over the world met at the University of Gothenburg on August 25-26 to present, discuss and network on topics related to the Sustainable Development Goal 8 (SDG 8) in Agenda 2030…
EfD Vietnam co-hosts the Asian Congress on Carbon Neutrality
More than 300 scholars around the world participated in the hybrid 11th Congress of the Asian Association of Environmental and Resource Economics (AAERE) on 19-20 August 2022. The congress connects…
More women in workforce means better food security
Study in semi-arid areas shows improved nutritional intake in households with working women.
EfD Chile researchers present research and policy priorities for the seafood industry
Seafood products from the Global South should be evaluated according to the particularities of the areas where they are captured and should be considered part of an integrated system. Those are some…
Paving roads can improve air quality
Recent research shows that paving roads is the most cost-effective policy to reduce air pollution in Bogota when compared with other alternatives such as fuel substitution in industry and heavy-duty
Stakeholders were informed on the acceptability status of green reforms
The Environment for Development Kenya carried out a population survey to find out whether green measures for plastics, forest loss, and fossil fuels are socially acceptable. To spread the findings and…