Mountain Energy
United Nations, New York, 2 June 2011 -- The estimated 2.5 billion people across the world who do not have access to reliable electricity supplies can benefit from clean and renewable energy generated through partnerships between governments and the...
The International Conference on Green Economy and Sustainable Mountain Development is a collaborative initiative to bring together international, regional, and national experts and policy makers to discuss the relevance and scope of the green...
The concept of green economy has been raising hope to different stakeholders to address economic environmental and social crises facing currently the global community. It is one of the two thematic focuses at the United Nations Conference on...
The World Energy Assessment notes that the dispersed character of rural populations and their low commercial energy consumption result in poor capacity utilisation efficiency for transmission and distribution systems and other energy infrastructure...
From a philosophical perspective, they make proposals to develop sustainable communities, self-sufficient and healthy.
MOUNTAINS - Lemma for International Mountain Day Year 2010: Minorities and Indigenous Peoples of the Mountains
Living...
Nepal is a small mountainous and landlocked country. Poverty is the key phenomenon which is more severe in rural areas where 86% population reside. Inaccessibility, fragility, marginality and diversity are the mountain specificities which pose...
