Agriculture and electric power generation are falling short

Litigation is gaining importance as a tool for climate action. Activists and communities around the world have successfully sued states on environmental issues.

According to climate expert Mojib Latif, the climate crisis is also pushing rich countries to the limit. He is calling for governments to be more open with citizens – and for more international cooperation.

Glaciers, snow and permafrost are undergoing rapid transformation in the Hindu Kush Himalaya region, with disastrous consequences for water and food security

Extreme weather events show the effects of global heating. The worst affected are those most in need – for example in Kakuma in northern Kenya, one of the world’s largest refugee camps.

Indonesia wants to reform its energy sector. We explain how this can be done in a fair manner with JETP and PBL – and what the letters stand for

Two letters from readers deal with rural development in Nepal, agriculture in China and the variety of natural ecosystems

In India, KfW Development Bank is financing the construction of transmission lines and substations to bring green energy from remote regions to consumers

The first solar power station in Côte d’Ivoire delivers electricity to 35,000 households

Morocco is focusing on renewable energies. Germany has been its partner from the outset. Construction of a reference facility for green hydrogen (Power-to-X) is the first project resulting from the hydrogen alliance between the two countries