UNEA7: Advancing sustainable solutions for a resilient planet
The seventh session of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-7) will take place from 8–12 December 2025, at the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) headquarters in Nairobi
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From 30 to 100: The $2,500 grant that scaled Martha’s dream
In Nsanje, Malawi, a $2,500 grant transformed 20-year-old Martha Forty's manual printing hustle into a thriving local enterprise. With new machinery and formal business training from the Business Acceleration for Youth Project, she tripled her production, now supports her family's education, and is inspiring a generation of young women entrepreneurs proving strategic investment can build both a business and community resilience.
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AgriTech4Tunisia Innovation Challenge: Call for applications now open!
Are you developing an agri-tech that addresses Tunisia’s key agricultural challenges and market needs?
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Youth, technology and coffee: Digital innovation for climate resilience in Honduras
In Marcala, innovation is not just a process: it is an opportunity to dream and collectively build a fairer, more resilient, and more prosperous future for all.
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Smallholder farms maintain strong pollinator diversity – even when far from forests
Pollinator and fruit diversity on the globe’s smallholder farms – which account for up to 80% of all farms – remains strong, despite ecological fragmentation. The findings could point to how to improve the industrialized farming pollinator crisis.
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Will extreme weather lead to multiple breadbasket failures and threaten global food security?
Currently, 80% of the world’s people rely on just three agricultural commodities as primary food staples: Maize, rice, and wheat.
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Partnerships Powering AI Advances in Agriculture
The AI Agriculture Ecosystem Launch in Abu Dhabi showcased new AI technologies that strengthen farmers' resilience.
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Science under pressure: building resilient food systems through innovation and partnership in turbulent times
At the end of 2025, Juan Lucas Restrepo reflects on continued opportunities for applied research and development amidst a complex landscape, including proven models for innovation and sustainable food systems transformation.