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  • Bangladesh - Under an Emancipating Sun

    Bangladesh - Under an Emancipating Sun

    Bangladesh has developed the largest individual solar panel programme in the world. 3.7 million solar cells have already been installed since 2003 on the roofs of houses in rural areas. By 2018, there should be 6 million. NGOs use this development of rural areas to push for women to work in a country (...)

  • Ecovalley

    Ecovalley

    Faces of a pioneering valley. In the Drôme valley, in the Vercors foothills, another world is taking shape. A world where mankind is a stakeholder in nature, where agriculture respects both the land and the farmers, where the economy is at mankind’s service, and not the other way around. (...)

  • Eva Lanxmeer - Green District

    Eva Lanxmeer - Green District

    For the past 15 years, Eva-Lanxmeer has been a model of a city in full transition. This eco-district was built from the end of the 1990s on in the town of Culembourg in the Netherlands and houses 1000 inhabitants in a quiet and green setting. Eco-houses with solar panels, shared gardens, an urban (...)

  • Gawad Kalinga NGO

    Gawad Kalinga NGO

    La rédemption d’un businessman
     

    Il est là. Au milieu de maisons multicolores. Il est là. Entouré de ceux qu’il a rendu dignes. Ses yeux se ferment. Un instant. Le temps de se plonger dans son passé. Ses souvenirs ont la teinte (...)

  • In Bhutan, Happiness is Organic

    In Bhutan, Happiness is Organic

    The kingdom of Bhutan announced in 2012 its desire to live 100% from eco-agriculture. Having been through dark times of fertilisers, weed killers and pesticides from the petrochemical industry, the farmers have once again found under their hoes, a soil that is soft to till. Hemmed in between two (...)

  • Masdar - A Green City in the Land of Black Gold

    Masdar - A Green City in the Land of Black Gold

    In 2008, a groundbreaking city with a low carbon footprint emerged from the deserts of the United Arab Emirates. This urban laboratory, 30 minutes from Abu Dhabi, houses a university that is specialised in the research and development of the clean technologies of the future. .

    For (...)

  • The Netherlands settle on the water

    The Netherlands settle on the water

    Particularly vulnerable at risks linked to the water, the Netherlands begin anticipating climatic changes. Rather than to fight her, so much to tame this water with which the Dutchmen maintain ancient links. A revolution of mentalities represented by the appearance of the first floating houses. Meeting (...)