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January 10, 2024 — TerraFund for AFR100, a fund for locally led landscape restoration projects operating in Africa, has announced 92 non-profit organizations and enterprises will be awarded a total of USD 17.8 million in grants, loans, and equity finance.

Expert on urban climate honored for efforts to mitigate extreme heat and other consequences of climate change

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Scientists at Purdue University have embarked on a groundbreaking endeavor to create a comprehensive spatial database of planted forests in East Asia.

WASHINGTON D.C. (April 27, 2023) — World Resources Institute (WRI) is pleased to announce that Crystal Davis has been named the Global Director of its Food, Land and Water program.

Join us on April 12 to learn more about how the resulting products will contribute to better understanding land use conversion, food production, land productivity, and impacts for biodiversity and climate change at a global scale.

Ari Lawson is a Grants and Finance Specialist in the Forest Program. She is responsible for overseeing budgets, grants and contracts for Land & Carbon Lab, as well as other special projects in the Forest Program.

Magnom Properties, a subsidiary of Saudi Arabia’s Rawabi Holding, is underlining its commitment to building greener, smarter cities, with the announcement

RIYADH: Adrian Smith, the chief designer of Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest skyscraper located in Dubai, will collaborate with Saudi-based Magnom Properties and Chicago-based Carbon Lab to develop sustainable development projects across the Kingdom. A memorandum of understanding for these projects was signed by Abdulaziz Al-Turki, group chairman of Rawabi Holding and Nesma &

Saudi-based Magnom Properties has announced plans to develop a number of sustainable real estate projects across the kingdom in partnership with the Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture (AS+GG Architecture) and The Carbon Lab based in Chicago, US.

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