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How Root Capital Measures and Manages Impact

December 9, 2019

Measuring and managing impact to achieve the greatest eco-responsible and sustainable "bang for the buck". Note: This article is the...

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COP25

Reflections on the First-Ever COP Transport Day

byDr. Tsu-Jui Cheng - Head of Sustainable Mobility at ICLEI

December 9, 2019

COP25 marks the first-ever Transport Day hosted by a COP Presidency. The discussion among transport stakeholders is urgently needed yet...

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UBQ and Arcos Dorados, Bringing Sustainability in the Fast Food Industry

byAlessandro du Besse' - Tech Editor

December 9, 2019

UBQ Materials has developed a patented process for converting unsorted household waste into a plastic substitute reducing carbon emissions, the...

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Environment

COP25: Cities key steps to fight against climate change

December 9, 2019

A highlight in COP 25 meetings held in Madrid this week was a side event that pointed to the key...

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Thanks to the Government of Odisha's commitment and support from the UK, mums-to-be and new mums can now get advice and support from day one in every village. Support now starts well before a baby's due date, and continues until their first birthday. Community health worker, Rebati, gives babies like Adilya, polio and other life saving vaccinations for at least the first year of their lives. Britain is working with the Government of Odisha, one of India's poorest states, and UNICEF to save the lives of thousands of mums and babies., Babies born in the poorer states of India a country where more people live in poverty than the whole of Africa now have a better chance of surviving than ever before. rrThanks to the Government of Odisha's commitment and support from the UK, mums-to-be and new mums can get advice and support from day one in every village. rrVital ante and post-natal care that helps mums bring their babies into the world safe and well.rrSee how community health workers, nurses, soap opera stars and granny self help groups are together helping save the lives of thousands of babies in our gallery.rrUPDATE, June 2012: In 2011-12, 150,000 children like Baby Sethy have been delivered safely in India with the help of skilled birth attendants thanks to support from Britain. And across the world's poorest countries, UK aid has made sure half a million mums had the help of skilled doctors and nurses to have their babies in the last two years.rr------------------------------rrThe Government of Odisha is working with the UK Government to improve health services, support community health workers and increase take up from families in every village - helping to save the lives of thousands of mums and babies. rrBritain is supporting the governments of three of India's poorer states (Odisha, Bihar and Madhya Pradesh) and UNICEF to bring healthcare to everyone, especially the poorest and most disadvantaged. rrAll pictures © Pippa Ranger / Depar

Health

Global Health in Bad Shape: Progress Only in Low and Middle Income Countries

byRichard Seifman

December 9, 2019

Half the world population cannot access health services but progress has been made in Low and Middle Income Countries: Kudos...

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