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Mexico Builds Urban Gardens To Prevent Hummingbirds Extinction

Mexico Builds Urban Gardens To Prevent Hummingbirds Extinction
03/07/2020 | Environment
Human settlement continues to encroach hummingbirds natural habitat, while the latter happens to be the “most important pollinating bird in the Americas” which plays a big role in the country’s economy. Dailycsr.com – 07 March 2020 –In Mexico, we get to see over a hundred “urban gardens, while most...
Climate Change, Conservation, Extinction, Human Settlement, Hummingbirds, Mexico, Mexico City, Natural Habitat, Pollination, Urban Garden

‘An Enhanced Place To Learn And To Live’

‘An Enhanced Place To Learn And To Live’
08/29/2018 | Citizenship
Scotiabank supports youth development and volunteers to reshape learning and living spaces for the youth of Mexico. Dailycsr.com – 29 August 2018 – Scotiabank Mexico joined hands with “Comunidad y Ambiente Adonai” in a partnership to support the growth of fifty “young people in the northern region...
International Indigenous Day, Mexico, Quality Education, Scotiabank, SDGs, Young People, Youth Development

Building Access To Stable Financing Through ‘Honey, Cocoa & Coffee Businesses’ In Mexico

Building Access To Stable Financing Through ‘Honey, Cocoa & Coffee Businesses’ In Mexico
07/31/2018 | Economics
The Mexican farmers can turn to honeybees for alternative crops while sustainable cocoa’s demand leaves a “significant” growth option for the sector. Dailycsr.com – 31 July 2018 – The Root Capital’s chief executive as well as the founder Willy Foote writes that many agriculture based businesses of...
Agriculture, Alternative Crop, Climate Change, Cocoa, Economic Empowerment, Economy, Food Insecurity, Honey, Honeybees, Income, Mexico, Root Capital, Supply Chain, Sustainability, The Circular Economy, The Walmart Foundation, Walmart, Willy Foote

Zapotec Indians push for say of the utilisation of their indigenous lands

Zapotec Indians push for say of the utilisation of their indigenous lands
06/13/2015 | Citizenship
Zapotec Indians demand free informed consent be got before constructing wind farms on their lands. Indigenous Zapotec women are leading the opposition to Energía Eólica del Sur’s (Wind Energy of the South) plan of building a wind park in the vicinity in order to generate 396MW of electricity...
Isabel Jiménez, Mexico, Wind farms, Zapotec Indians


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