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India Rolls Out 10,000 Electric Buses in Dozens of Cities - Vimarsana News

India Rolls Out 10,000 Electric Buses in Dozens of Cities

WRI India supported India’s Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs in developing the PM e-Bus Sewa Scheme, which will bring 10,000 electric buses to underserved cities around the country.

Source: wri.org
New Nature Crime Alliance Forms to Combat Crimes Against People and Planet - Vimarsana News

New Nature Crime Alliance Forms to Combat Crimes Against People and Planet

WRI and partners mobilized a unique coalition of governments and organizations to halt criminal activities responsible for deforestation, wildlife trafficking, illegal logging and more.

Source: wri.org
Indonesia's Indigenous and Community Groups Secure Legal Rights to Forests - Vimarsana News

Indonesia's Indigenous and Community Groups Secure Legal Rights to Forests

WRI Indonesia helped secure “mukim customary forest” designations for more than 22,000 hectares of land, establishing legal land rights for more than 50,000 people from Indigenous and local communities.

Source: wri.org
Brazilian Cities Save Lives by Improving Road Safety - Vimarsana News

Brazilian Cities Save Lives by Improving Road Safety

Ten cities in the Brazilian state of São Paulo worked with WRI’s Complete Streets Network to implement road safety measures that reduced traffic fatalities.

Source: wri.org
Research, Technology and Policy Combine to Protect Madagascar's Forests - Vimarsana News

Research, Technology and Policy Combine to Protect Madagascar's Forests

National park rangers in Madagascar are curbing deforestation by using WRI’s Forest Watcher app. WRI also played a pivotal role in designating the Andrefana Dry Forest as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Source: wri.org