Sorting our waste into different bins – recyclables and non-recyclables – has become to many of us so much part of our daily routine that we barely notice it anymore. But whereas the scenario might be similar in the United Kingdom or New Zealand, the reality is different elsewhere, as there are still comparatively few countries where waste material is consistently re-used.
The old days of long waits in front of a bus stop or sitting uncomfortably in an ancient vehicle are coming to an end in …
A thermal power plant in Azerbaijan, AzDRES, will become the first in the world to be able to sell carbon credits earned thanks to an …
Up to 150,000 people are estimated to have disabilities in Kosovo. Many routine activities can be challenging for them and appropriate medication, care and equipment …
Moroccan and Tunisian businesses have an extra opportunity to build their confidence and be more competitive. It’s thanks to the EBRD’s Enterprise Growth Programme (EGP) …
Oyniso Kholikova is a new customer of Eskhata Bank which operates in Tajikistan, where she lives. She didn’t trust banks before, she admits. That’s why …
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