IGE Fellows contributed to national plans for clean cooking through timely initiative
How can we involve the private sector in a transition to clean cooking in Ethiopia? This was the question a group of Ethiopian IGE Fellows asked. Their answers became significant input into the
Fish farmers record 20 percent better yield one year after EfD training
Nigeria's aquaculture industry has received a significant boost, thanks to EfD Nigeria’s effort to equip local fish farmers with environmentally sustainable water management practices. Farmers from
Protected areas have a positive influence on conserving forests but the pressure remains
Deforestation can occur in zones ruled by diverse territorial planning tools. After a comprehensive revision of territorial land use plans (Planes de Ordenamiento Territorial in Spanish) and protected…
Rising temperatures cause lost incomes for informal workers
A study by EfD researchers Saudamini Das and E. Somanathan found that high temperatures cause significant income losses and health problems for informal sector workers, such as street vendors and
Adapting to drought: how do public works affect conservation and labor engagement in rural Ethiopia?
New book explains environmental economics for non-economists
Randy Bluffstone has been working on his latest book for over a decade. The newly released Environmental Economics and Ecosystem Services aims to make environmental economics accessible to those…
EfD Webinar series: Salvatore di Falco - cancelled
This event has been canceled! Stay tuned for information on when it will be rescheduled. Time: March 28, 2025, 2.00 -3.00 p.m. (CET) Presenter: Salvatore di Falco Topic: Resource Conservation and…