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Although often overlooked, small-scale conservation projects are having a big impact on wildlife and communities – even in conflict zones, writes Martin Wright. This piece
From the beekeepers of Cameroon to the seed gatherers of Brazil, indigenous rainforest communities are invaluable to conservation. Their success highlights a crucial truth –
Ashden is delighted to join the Rapid Transition Alliance – a network of campaigners, academics, businesses, NGOs and others sharing stories of climate action. In
Among the many pathways to a low carbon world, one track is too little trodden: training up a generation of young people with the skills
Displaced people face some of the biggest challenges accessing affordable, climate-smart energy – but a shift in attitudes and financing can help. Millions of refugees
UPDATE: Applications are now only open for two awards, with a deadline of 17 March 2021: Award for regenerative agriculture Award for energy access skills
Ashden’s new humanitarian energy appeal will boost clean energy solutions for refugees and displaced people. Safe, reliable, clean energy is essential for everything from cooking
Across the world, roughly one billion people lack access to energy. Now the social enterprises battling to connect them face a grave threat – the
UK climate charity Ashden has responded to the Chancellor’s national spending review and National Infrastructure Strategy, highlighting the need for greater investment in green schools,
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