The Rockefeller Foundation is re-establishing its presence in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) after two decades, opening a regional office in Colombia. This move signifies a commitment to invest over USD 1 billion in the region over five years to support climate transition and sustainable development. The Foundation will partner with regional leaders, local stakeholders, and organizations to implement innovative climate solutions and advance human opportunity across the region.
A series of initiatives, including a waste management project at Beypore Harbour and a model fishing village at Chaliyam, aim to improve the welfare of Beypore’s fishing community and modernize the region’s harbor infrastructure. These projects, unveiled by Tourism Minister P.A. Mohamed Riyas, focus on enhancing safety, efficiency, and living conditions for fishermen and their families.
BlueWave, a leading solar and battery storage developer, owner, and operator in the U.S., has released its 2023 Impact Report, showcasing significant project development achievements and corporate contributions. The report highlights the company’s transition to an owner-operator model, driven by its partnership with Axium Infrastructure, which has enabled BlueWave to expand its portfolio and invest in long-term asset ownership.
Brazil has launched a comprehensive plan to boost its tourism sector by 2027, aiming to increase domestic travel, attract international visitors, and create hundreds of thousands of new jobs. The plan projects a significant increase in domestic trips and international tourism revenue, while aiming to create 3 million jobs within the industry.
This article explores the link between shark tourism and conservation, highlighting its role in promoting economic growth and protecting these vital marine creatures. Research suggests that engaging experiences with sharks foster a deeper appreciation for their conservation, while responsible tourism practices can ensure a sustainable future for both sharks and the industry.
Meliá Hotels International is expanding its presence in Albania, strategically positioning itself in this emerging European tourist destination. The company plans to open new properties in key locations, including Tirana and Durres, offering a blend of luxury and sustainability. This expansion is expected to boost Albania’s economy and tourism sector.
Maryland-based solar developer Chaberton Energy has secured a prominent spot on Inc. Magazine’s prestigious Inc. 5000 list, ranking No. 34 with a staggering three-year revenue growth of 7,300%. This remarkable achievement highlights Chaberton’s position as a leading force in the American clean energy sector, fueled by its commitment to community solar projects and sustainable infrastructure development.
Maryland-based Chaberton Energy, a national solar developer, has secured the No. 34 spot on Inc. Magazine’s prestigious Inc. 5000 list, highlighting its remarkable three-year revenue growth of 7,300%. The company, which achieved profitability within its second year of operation, is now considered one of the fastest-growing energy companies in the nation, demonstrating a strong commitment to both clean energy development and community support.
Qantas, Rio Tinto, and BHP have joined forces as foundational investors in the Silva Carbon Origination Fund, a new initiative aimed at developing high-integrity, nature-based carbon projects in Australia. The fund, managed by Silva Capital, will focus on generating Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) through land reforestation and integrated agriculture projects, contributing to climate change mitigation and supporting sustainable land management practices.
Nedamco Africa has partnered with Anthropogenic Inc. to provide advanced impact intelligence for its Catchment-City-Waste (CCW) project in Dire Dawa, Ethiopia. This collaboration aims to ensure transparency, trust, and efficacy in the project’s execution, improving water quality and accessibility for the city’s residents.
