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| | | ... Tjaltjraak Native Title Aboriginal Corporation' (ETNTAC) focuses on driving cultural, social and economic change for the Wudjari people, the Traditional Owners of Kepa Kurl. The project will plant an initial 65,000 trees in Kardutjaanup, a degraded cropping ... |
| | | | We're joined by Joshua Gilbert, a Worimi man who lives and works on country. Josh is a Senior Researcher at the UTS Jumbunna Institute of Indigenous Education and Research and is completing his PhD at Charles Sturt University, focusing on the post-colonial ... |
| | | | Global public and private funding directly damages nature reached US$7 trillion per year, while funding with a positive impact reached $200 billion last year - a 30-fold gap. New research from the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) compared ... |
| | | | ... licence to operate. "Long-term investors want to support the companies in which they invest to be well-run, safe for their people, and have cultures that effectively prevent and address workplace sexual harassment." "Prevention of sexual harassment is ... |
| | | | ... food systems to meet climate and health goals. Over 150 entities signed a Call to Action for Transforming Food Systems for People, Nature, and Climate. Finance entity signatories included Bezos Earth Fund, the Rockefeller Foundation, and the World Benchmarking ... |
| | | | COP28: Australia signs Glasgow statement to end public finance for fossil fuels Australia has joined 40 other countries to end international public investment in fossil fuels, as the first week of COP28 saw new agreements regarding financing net zero ... |
| | | | ... multilateral development banks like the World Bank, which are still funding fossil fuel projects. Precious aid dollars should lift people in low-income countries out of poverty and advance gender equality, not fuel climate change. "If implemented well ... |
| | | | ... transition, we must reform the architecture of the global financial system and ensure finance flows to the regions and the people who need it the most. But we must also invest in women's economic empowerment to ensure no one is left behind." JANA ... |
| | | | At COP28 leaders are highlighting the need to make climate finance more accessible and affordable. Water featured for only the second time at a COP, and several emerging economies launched carbon market initiatives. Adaptation and inclusion COP28 saw ... |
| | | | ... introduction. "This is a watershed moment in Australia's fight against modern slavery," Cockayne said. "There are thousands of people suffering modern slavery in Australia today, yet only a few hundred reports are received each year. The creation ... |
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