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Iraq’s Housing Boom: Opportunities and Challenges
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The country urgently needs more housing for its rising population, yet a growing number of Iraqis with relatively stable incomes cannot afford much of what is being built.
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US-Iran War Spurs Energy Transition Across Continents
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Has the conflict delivered a boon to the clean energy transition? Here are some ways to measure the impact.
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Universal Standards in Sustainability Reporting and Impact
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Many institutions wanted to show they cared about the environment and social progress, but everyone used different rules.
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The Poverty Cost of a Hotter MENA Is Showing Up Everywhere
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Climate change in the MENA is increasingly becoming a question of household survival, public health and economic resilience rather than temperature alone.
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Oman Water Services Launches Camelina Project for Sustainability
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The initiative, in partnership with Hema Energy, forms part of the company’s commitment to environmental sustainability, supporting green economy goals . . .
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The Stories Behind Qatar’s Iconic Buildings and Culture
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There is something slightly surreal about arriving in Doha. Read on to find out.
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We’re Building a New York-Sized City Worldwide every month
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To meet our demand for new buildings, globally we’re constructing the equivalent of an entire New York City every month.
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UNESCO Director-General Reaffirms Commitment to Culture
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As Lebanon continues to face evolving emergencies UNESCO stands in solidarity with its people and recognizes Lebanon’s extraordinary cultural heritage.
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What If Our Cities Were Designed for Both People and Nature?
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Instead of asking how nature can make cities better for humans, urban planners should consider what cities owe the many species that already live in them.
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