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Efforts from Central America to East Asia honoured as World Restoration Flagships Initiatives now eligible to receive United Nations-backed promotion, advice or funding Unveiled at gala event featuring Dr. Jane Goodall, Jason Momoa, Li Bingbing, Filipe Toledo, Frida Amani, Edward Norton, Ellie Goulding and more

Morocco’s intelligence services have helped negotiate the release of German Development worker, Jorg Lange who had been held hostage in Mali since 2018. German news outlet Spiegel reported the news on Friday, stressing that Lange’s kidnapping is “over after almost four and a half years… the Moroccan secret service in…

South Africa's initial green hydrogen projects stand to gain support from €23 million (R410 million) in grant funding from the German Development bank KfW.Green hydrogen is...

Social justice, social protection and creating enough decent jobs were discussed during the Director-General’s visit to Berlin, which also resulted in new cooperation agreements with the World Bank and the German government.

Addis Ababa, November 23, 2022 (ECA):Land stakeholders in Africa, through the support of the Africa Land Policy Centre at the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), held a validation workshop on the Network of Excellence on Land Governance in Africa (NELGA) strategy for 2023 – 2027.

The IDC on Monday signed a memorandum of understanding with German development finance institution KfW for about R410 million in grant funding to support early stage green hydrogen investments.

Climate negotiators have agreed to establish a fund to compensate developing and climate-vulnerable countries hit hardest by worsening weather extremes. But what does that mean exactly?

A draft text of the resolution hashed out during the UN climate summit in Egypt has been slammed for not...

Switzerland argues many questions remain before the launch of a new loss and damages fund.

BERLIN--Countries like China should contribute more to compensation payments for countries hit by climate-fueled disasters, German Development Minister Svenja Schulze told broadcaster Bayerischer Rundfunk on Friday.