Where Gender Meets Water: How GIS Planning is reshaping Development
When women are placed at the centre of planning, development moves closer to equity Globally, water is no longer viewed […]
When women are placed at the centre of planning, development moves closer to equity Globally, water is no longer viewed […]
Participants explain the themes of their stories post groupwork in Mallaigudem, Telangana. ©Drishti In the agroecological transformation, farmers are the
Group photo. Picture credit: GIZ/ Greenbug Media The GIZ Cacao+ Project, a transformative initiative aimed at improving smallholder livelihoods through
Kalesi Nadolo of Conservation International participates in the assessment (Credit: GIZ Pacific) Mangroves in the Rewa Province(Credit: GIZ Pacific) A
Natural forest in Binh Dinh. Photo credits: Phan Nhat Anh To achieve Viet Nam’s ambitious goal of reaching Net Zero
A Regional Knowledge Network has been formed through a series of consultative workshops that brought together enthusiastic participants from the
Community in Chakpi take charge of protecting their river. Photo credit: GIZ A dedicated Community-based River Monitoring Team and River
Regulations on and operationalisation of biosecurity at facilities farming wild animals need to be enhanced in Viet Nam. This approach
Identification of forest degradation areas in Thinkeo Village, XiengNgern District, Luang Prabang.(Credit: GIZ, CliPAD) Imagine a landscape once teeming with
Lighthouse Talk invite(Credit: Parul Singh/SNRD-AP & TUEWAS GTA WG) The recent Lighthouse Talk hosted by the Gender Transformative Approaches Working