To regain momentum on the MDGs, we must recognize the role of healthy ecosystems in successful development.

Can forest-rich countries learn from the mistakes of extractive projects and avoid unleashing their own resource curse?

State of the art GIS maps shed new light on Uganda’s development challenges.

Two upcoming Senate bills could have a big impact on the Democratic Republic of Congo, by exposing how its 10-year conflict is being funded.

C.K. Prahalad discusses the future of sustainable, private sector-led poverty alleviation.

Lee Schipper, chief of research, and Wei-Shieun Ng, research associate, at EMBARQ - The World Resources Institute Center for Sustainable Transport, discussed the work of their organization to relieve the problems of urban mobility world wide.Wei-Shieun Ng discussed the work of EMBARQ’s Partnership for Sustainable Urban Transport (PSUTA) to strengthen the sustainability of low-emissions transport

Lee Schipper, chief of research, and Wei-Shieun Ng, research associate, at EMBARQ - The World Resources Institute Center for Sustainable Transport, discussed the work of their organization to relieve the problems of urban mobility world wide.Wei-Shieun Ng discussed the work of EMBARQ’s Partnership for Sustainable Urban Transport (PSUTA) to strengthen the sustainability of low-emissions transport

A partnership between EMBARQ and the city of Porto Alegre, Brazil has been recognized by the Clinton Global Initiative for its commitment to address climate change and urban poverty.

The director of the Shell Foundation discusses how business know-how can help initiate self-sustaining poverty reduction in the world's poorest countries.