The Second ‘From Ziquejie Terraces to the World’ Global Farming Culture Exchange and Mutual Learning Conference brought together experts and representatives from around the world to discuss the preservation and promotion of terraced farming, highlighting the cultural and ecological significance of these unique landscapes.
Results for: Sustainable Development
India, through the International Solar Alliance (ISA), hosted the inaugural International Solar Festival 2024, focusing on accelerating global solar energy adoption. The event brought together world leaders, experts, and stakeholders to discuss strategies for expanding solar energy access, particularly in developing countries. Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the need for greater investment in renewables, especially in solar manufacturing and technology, to empower developing nations.
Ali Sahabi, a prominent developer, has been recognized by the Los Angeles County Business Federation (BizFed) with their first Public-Private Impact Award. Sahabi’s impactful work, spanning decades, has focused on building sustainable and resilient communities throughout Southern California. The award highlights his commitment to fostering collaboration between the public and private sectors, leading to transformative projects like the Dos Lagos mixed-use development and the Green Valley Initiative.
Ali Sahabi, a prominent developer in Southern California, has been recognized for his contributions to public-private partnerships that have fostered sustainable and resilient communities. He was awarded the Public-Private Impact Award by the Los Angeles County Business Federation.
LNER’s Customer and Community Investment Fund, focused on supporting charitable initiatives along its route, has received a record number of applications. Over 470 bids have been submitted, showcasing the widespread commitment to community betterment and LNER’s dedication to positive social impact.
A new training program under the Belt & Road Initiative has been launched, aiming to equip professionals from participating countries with the skills needed to manage and operate the extensive railway projects associated with the initiative. This comprehensive program, developed in collaboration with leading railway companies, academic institutions, and governments, focuses on practical training, international cooperation, and sustainable railway development, ensuring the long-term success of the BRI’s ambitious goals.
Cyrusher, a leading electric mobility company, has been featured on CCTV’s ‘Quality China’ program, highlighting its high-quality products, ongoing technological innovation, and commitment to social responsibility. This recognition affirms Cyrusher’s global reputation for excellence and its dedication to promoting sustainable development through electric mobility.
The State of the Industry Conference (SOTIC) 2024, the Caribbean’s premier tourism event, will take place in Grand Cayman from September 2-5, 2024. Focusing on the theme “Caribbean Tourism – Fueling our Lifeblood,” SOTIC 2024 will bring together industry leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders to address key challenges and opportunities facing the region’s vital tourism sector.
Invert and The Earth Lab Achieve First Carbon Credit Issuance from Yucatan Peninsula Forest Projects
Invert and The Earth Lab, a leading carbon reduction and removal company and Mexican carbon project developer respectively, have announced the successful issuance of carbon credits from their Improved Forest Management (IFM) projects in the Yucatan Peninsula. The achievement marks a significant step in combating climate change, promoting sustainable development, and empowering local communities in the region.
Invert and The Earth Lab have successfully issued the first Climate Reserve Tonnes from their Improved Forest Management (IFM) projects in the Yucatan Peninsula, marking a significant step in their fight against climate change. These projects, which focus on preserving and enhancing forest carbon stocks through sustainable management practices, have been verified under the Climate Action Reserve’s Mexico Forest Protocol. The projects not only contribute to carbon reduction but also promote biodiversity, support local communities, and provide economic benefits through carbon revenue sharing.