Recycled Water Stations Expand Access to Fit-for-Purpose Supply
SA Water's smart recycled water stations connect approved users with high-volume, automated non-potable supply.
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SA Water's smart recycled water stations connect approved users with high-volume, automated non-potable supply.
Read analysisSpain is designing non-competitive grants for agricultural practices and nature-based solutions, beginning with €8.5 million around Doñana.
Read analysisSerbia's three-city green-infrastructure challenge separates projects ready for immediate co-financing from promising ideas that first need technical support.
Read analysisNew Zealand is committing NZ$2 million to begin restoring Whangamarino wetland. The case shows that wetland recovery depends on hydrology, water quality and invasive-species control before planting can deliver lasting gains.
Read analysisBrazil has joined new Amazon reserves, long-term forest management, community territorial finance and restoration funding in one policy package. The combination can protect landscape structure, but each instrument still has a different delivery test.
Read analysisSpain's draft plan converts Europe's restoration law into quantified work across habitats, rivers, cities, farms and forests. Its real test is whether many administrations can turn mapped ambition into a sequenced, financed delivery portfolio.
Read analysisThe African Development Bank has opened a one-year response framework for energy and fertilizer shocks, combining immediate finance with reforms intended to reduce dependence on volatile external supply.
Read analysisA US$250 million program will renew Guatemala's airports, safety equipment and climate resilience while strengthening the regulator, workforce and financial model needed to keep those assets operational.
Read analysisChina's seven-agency digital-green plan links AI efficiency, data-center power, carbon data, smart-city operations and environmental enforcement, treating the digital economy as both a decarbonization tool and a resource-consuming sector.
Read analysisFrom 11 September, manufacturers selling products with digital elements in the EU must report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents through one ENISA platform under 24-hour and 72-hour deadlines.
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