This catalogue considers biodiversity challenges. It offers a Biodiversity Action Plan template for vine-growers, featuring measures across viticulture activities to improve biodiversity, informed by growers and project expertise.
This document explores mangrove challenges. It offers a manual for restoration projects, showcasing steps, best practices, and lessons from community conservation in Cambodia, India, Sri Lanka, and Thailand.
This document addresses wastewater challenges. Green filters, built with partners in Latin America, offer cost-effective treatment, benefiting people and protecting lakes, flora, and fauna from harm.
This study explores wetland challenges and solutions. It reviews research on lakes and climate change in Germany and Europe, offering case studies, strategies, and recommendations for sustainability.
This document tackles water quality challenges. The NGO Master Plan for the Jordan Valley outlines sustainable interventions to restore environmental values and improve water management in the region.
This document examines ecosystem services challenges. The ESPON LAKES project highlights governance and development strategies for large European lakes, providing frameworks for integrated growth.
This document explores community-based challenges. The Drink Water project in El Charco, Colombia, supplied safe water to 250 people, showcasing strategies, case studies, and solutions for sustainability.
This document addresses restoration challenges. Growing populations strain resources, affecting wetlands. Constructed wetlands recycle water, support habitats, and provide key solutions for sustainability.
This document explores agriculture’s challenges and opportunities. Water scarcity is a major issue in Jordan. It serves as a resource for stakeholders aiming to understand and implement solutions.
This article delves into challenges and opportunities of nature-based solutions. Lake Fúquene in Colombia’s Andean mountains, a crucial inland water ecosystem, showcases sustainable management practices.
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