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To help bridge the shortage of fertiliser in the country caused by the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, local organic fertilizer producers have come together to form an association to scale up production of fertilizers to complement the government's efforts. Members of the new association--Organic Fertilizer Producers Association of…

By Md Aynal Haque RAJSHAHI, June 8, 2022 (BSS) - Many farmers are seen building their fortunes through making and selling

SATKHIRA, Bangladesh — Over the past three decades, Moyna Rani Mondol, who lives right on the coast in Bangladesh’s southwestern district of Satkhira, has lost her home around 10 times to floods due to tidal surges. Bangladesh is a large delta crisscrossed by more than 300 rivers. It’s one of the most vulnerable countries to […]

The Inuit Circumpolar Council (ICC) launched its protocols for researchers, institutions and policy makers in the Arctic on Friday saying it was an important step towards putting Inuit front and centre in global discussions about issues affecting their homeland.  "We persist with the call for all

The launch of the National Centre for Reconciliation Practice brings the question; what are reconciliation action plans, and do they work?

A foray into Indigenous culture could have been disastrous for the kitchen appliance maker. Instead, it is a cross-disciplinary and cross-cultural triumph.

The MESAS program recently hosted its second annual Indigenous Knowledge Symposium.

Several parts of Africa has seen vocal protests against encroachment on food sovereignty

Rising Sea Voices | Felicia Olmeta-Schult | Society and Climate Change: A Game of 3D Chess

What would happen if western science considered fish relatives, rather than commodities?