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Mandela University's Indigenous Architecture Project Sole South African Entry in International Guidebook – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News

 The research project of Professor Magda Minguzzi, "Investigation in the Indigenous Architecture in Baviaanskloof", from Nelson Mandela University’s School of Architecture, in collaboration with the First Nations Chiefs of Mandela Bay, and coordinate
Eastern Cape South Africa Wallace Williams Gamtouers Gamktwa Inqua Camdeboo Gaos Anne William

Queen's University Unites Arts and Sustainability in Inaugural 'Reach' Festival – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News

The ‘Reach 24’ festival aims to examine the climate emergency and sustainable solutions via various art mediums including film screenings, performances, talks and an art exhibition.The festival, which will take place from 18-20 April, is free of char
United Kingdom Alison Tickell Ingrid Hess Michael Alcorn Aileen Monahan Sonic Lab

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Destination 2030: edie launches new sector-by-sector report series on sustainable transformation

Edie has today (3 April) launched the first in a new report series that explores that key innovative solutions that sectors need to embrace if they are to contribute to a net-zero, closed-loop and Just Transition, focusing on the major developments required by 2030. Up first, a focus on the…
United Kingdom Un Sustainable Development Goals Mitsubishi Electric Just Transition Development Goals
Source: edie.net

CIRAD and EMBRAPA: 40 years of partnership to address climate and food issues in the Amazon forests of Brazil and French Guiana

In a joint interview, CIRAD CEO Élisabeth Claverie de Saint Martin and EMBRAPA President Silvia Massruhá look back at 40 years of partnership. As the organizations sign a new general cooperation agreement and CIRAD celebrates its 40th anniversary, this was a chance to take stock of past successes, major changes and current and future challenges, notably female empowerment in research and on the ground, collaboration with indigenous peoples, and the prospects for South-South cooperation.
United States Brazil General French Guiana Amazonia Amazonie Silvia Massruh Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation
Source: cirad.fr

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