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As technology advances, waste from electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) is steadily increasing, especially small items. Often abandoned in cupboards and drawers, they are a valuable source of raw materials. Systematically collecting and recycling them is important both ecologically and economically: they contain precious metals, extracting which requires complex processing, and other materials that fall in the critical raw materials category. Improving the collection of this waste is therefore very important for the circular economy.

At the core of Africa's sustainable development challenge lies a multifaceted puzzle, where the crucial pieces of water, energy, and food deeply intertwine. These elements are the linchpin of progress and prosperity, as well as the backbone of sustainable and climate-resilient communities.

“The climate crisis is a universal threat that must be separated from politics”. These were the words of John Kerry, U.S. envoy for climate and former Secretary of State, during a diplomatic mission to Beijing, China, on July 19.

The world has a new mandate on water: an Action Agenda. It's a blueprint for actions to be taken as soon as possible to reduce the risk of a global water crisis.

The Green Deal Industrial Plan for the Net-Zero Age will offer simplifications and easier access to funding.