Worldwatch Institute Projects

The Worldwatch Institute focuses on the 21st-century challenges of climate change, resource degradation, population growth, and poverty by developing and disseminating solid data and innovative strategies for achieving a sustainable world. For more than three decades, Worldwatch research has been the gold standard in sustainability analysis for decision makers in government, civil society, business, and academia.

The Worldwatch Institute is currently engaged with the following projects:

	Sustainable Energy Roadmaps    Providing realistic and practicable avenues toward sustainable energy in the Caribbean and Central America. LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES FOR THE CARIBBEAN | THE WAY FORWARD FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY IN CENTRAL AMERICA
	Supporting Low Emissions Development Strategies in the Energy Sector Supporting innovative sustainable energy solutions and assisting countries in crafting successful climate-resilient development strategies.

Regenerative Animal Farming Evaluating environmentally sustainable solutions to reduce hunger and global poverty.

	EarthEd: Rethinking Education on a Changing Planet What does the next generation need to learn to face the challenges of a rapidly changing planet?
	Can a City Be Sustainable? Experts examine the core principles of sustainable urbanism and profile cities that are putting these principles into practice.
	Family Planning and Environmental Sustainability Assessment Assessing the impact of family planning on environmental sustainability.

China Program Helping decision makers better understand the environmental challenges and opportunities facing China.  Caribbean Program Helping decision makers better understand the environmental challenges and opportunities facing the Caribbean region.  India Program Helping decision makers better understand the environmental challenges and opportunities facing India.

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