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Sustainable Development
Improving The Quality Of Skills Training: What The Adolescent Girls Initiative Pilots Can Teach Us
The Adolescent Girls Initiative (AGI) through its eight pilots taught us a great deal about how to make skills training more female-friendly and support young women's transiti...
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Sustainable Fisheries – An Emerging New Normal?
Last month I had the pleasure of attending a ‘trilogue’ organized by the European Commission for policymakers, scientists and the private sector on the subject of ...
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An Office On Four Wheels Brings Land Administration Services To Isolated Populations
I recently had the opportunity to see the mobile offices run by the State Service for the Registration of Real Estate (SSRRE) of the Republic of Azerbaijan. These mobile offic...
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UP’s Mini-Grid Policy Tries To Boost Rural Electrification
Following its move to allow a special status to mini-solar-grids, the Uttar Pradesh government released details on the mini-grid policy last week. Under the scheme, the state ...
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Transition From Millennium Development Goals To Sustainable Development Goals In India
India has made a significant progress towards the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and some targets have been achieved. However progress has been mixed. There is a scope to...
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Storage Level In Major Reservoirs Sees A Further Dip
The volume of water in 91 major reservoirs of the country for the week ending March 10, 2016 stands at 45.801 BCM (billion cubic metre). This is just 29 per cent of the total ...
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Plastic-Eating Bacteria Could Help Make Trash Disappear
A durable plastic called PET is considered a major environmental hazard because it's highly resistant to breakdown. But researchers have found a potential new match for this h...
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For Teens In Crisis The Next Text Could Be A Lifesaver
The message to the Crisis Text Line was answered by Aaron Amrich, a volunteer crisis counselor based in California. It was sent by a 19-year-old woman who wrote that she was f...
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Clean Energy Could Save Hundreds Of Billions In Health Costs Every Year
In Paris late last year, the countries of the world pledged to reduce emissions to keep global warming “well below a 2 degree Celsius” rise in global average tempe...
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Water Building A "Planet 50:50 By 2030"
Today is International Women's Day, and this year's theme is "Planet 50-50 by 2030: Step it up for Gender Equality!" The reference to 2030 is about the deadline for the newly ...
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