Mobile money accounts have experienced substantial growth worldwide, but mainly in Africa and Asia, allowing millions of people to perform simple financial services in regions with limited banking infrastructure.
A recently published study finally supports native aquaculture in Hawai’i, the United States, thus promoting the communication of Indigenous knowledge to support governmental decision-making to heal ecosystems and communities alike.
Across Europe, a growing number of cities have undertaken initiatives to reduce the speed limit to 30 kilometers per hour, making streets safer, improving the quality of life in urban areas, and promoting active mobility.
The coastal communities of the West African countries of Benin and Togo have found a way to protect their lives and livelihoods through major cross-border infrastructure projects designed to recover their coastal territory.
