A concept of growing interest in developed countries, a circular economy keeps resources in use for as long as possible, and extracts maximum value
When it comes to urban disasters - both natural and otherwise - death has a gender
Our findings suggest that developing countries like Madagascar have something in common with western nations when it comes to laptop use, such as how the children used the computers at home
Jadu dash,He is a professor of remote sensing at the University of Southampton in the UK, has been monitoring and measuring the resilience of communities and agriculture systems in Punjab, Haryana and Odisha who are battling the impacts of climate change and natural disasters
Kanayo F Nwanze,President of the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD). He has been a member of the World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Council on Food Security since 2010. He recently received the Africa Food Prize
Problems faced by the Bahima, a nomadic pastoral community of Uganda
Elizabeth Katushabe, a cattle keeper from Uganda, talks to Down To Earth about erratic weather patterns, which is affecting the cattle reared by the Bahima community
Antimicrobial resistance in Kenya: interview with Samuel Kariuki
Samuel Kariuki is professor and head, Centre for Microbiology Research at KEMRI, Nairobi. His research interest lies in the epidemiology and molecular characterisation of enteric bacterial pathogens and antimicrobial resistance.
Remote Sensing: the biggest tool to study climate change
Jadu Dash is a professor of remote sensing at the faculty of social, human and mathematical sciences within geography and environment at the University of Southampton (UK)
