More than 60 participants from academia, policymakers, NGOs, and environmental organizations convened on October 24th and 25th at the Tenth Annual Meeting of NENRE EfD Chile to discuss and address the…
Typhoon Yagi hit Vietnam in September 2024, becoming the most powerful storm to strike the country in 70 years. It caused widespread destruction in the northern regions, resulting in extensive humanitarian efforts and demonstrating the nation’s spirit of unity. This wave of generosity caught my attention particularly because it aligns with fascinating findings from a recent study by EfD researcher Ho Quoc Thong and his team, which looked at how awareness of donations influences people’s willingness to help during crises, particularly examining how this varies between men and women.
The next EEU Seminar will be held on Monday the 25th of November at 12:10 – 13:00 in E43. The seminar will be held by Julia Wahtra and he will be presenting on the topic of: Environmental Comparative…
Carbon pricing is an important instrument. In the Global South, however there is a risk of malnutrition and deforestation if poor people are not compensated. A new study by EfD and MCC researchers…
Every winter, New Delhi and much of Northern India are shrouded in a thick layer of smoke due to farmers burning crop residue. The resulting pollution impacts over 400 million people exposing them to…
EfD Kenya organized a policy workshop on October 2nd in Nairobi, which brought together researchers, civil servants, and stakeholders from the energy, transport, and industrial sectors. The event…
EfD Ethiopia hosted, in partnership with the Ethiopia Clean Cooking Alliance (ECCA), the 75th round of its Talk Energy Ahead (TEA) series in Addis Ababa on October 19. The discussion focused on…
