Karachi’s journey from ‘Paris of Asia’ to ‘Pakistan’s dirtiest city’
Karachi’s journey from ‘Paris of Asia’ to ‘Pakistan’s dirtiest city’. By Muhammad Abbas Khaskheli Once upon a time, Karachi was considered as the cleanest city of Asia.
Honoring US President Jimmy Carter – A Road Not Taken Propaganda? Or, Lessons Learned?
Honoring US President Jimmy Carter – A Road Not Taken Propaganda? Or, Lessons Learned?
What Living as an Expat in Strasbourg is Really Like
Today, for my Living Abroad series, I’m chatting with Claire, an American freelance writer who lives in beautiful Strasbourg, France (a city I visited when I worked as an au pair!). Here, Claire shares the reasons she loves living in Strasbourg so much, including the romantic architecture and laid-back pace of life. She also shares the best …
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Unlocking finance to bolster investments for landscape resilience in Africa: Insights and innovations from the African Landscapes Dialogue
This blog is the second in the post-African Landscapes Dialogue blog series, highlighting the Thematic Discussions that took place. For the other blogs, please see here. Challenges and opportunities for sustainable landscapes in Africa Mt Kilimanjaro is undoubtedly one of the most iconic and biodiverse features in East Africa. Towering at a height of 5895m …
The African Landscapes Dialogue highlights the central role of Local Landscape Champions
This blog around the thematic discussion of Landscape Convening and Governance is the first one in a series addressing the different thematic discussions that took place during the African Landscapes Dialogue (ALD) in Arusha, Tanzania, last 9-12 November 2019. Imagine a small area of around 10 square kilometers. Now imagine all that lives, grows and …
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