by admin | Jun 5, 2023 | Governance
Mexico: Zapotec water rights and self-governance – a positive precedent for water justice Magdalena Rojo Oaxaca is among the states with the largest indigenous populations in Mexico. According to government statistics published by the National Council for the...
by admin | Jun 5, 2023 | Drought
Paraguay: Lack of drinking water in the country that holds the world’s largest freshwater reserve Aldo Benítez Indigenous people from the Yalve Sanga Enlhet community in the Paraguayan municipality of Loma Plata in the arid Chaco region must walk several kilometres to...
by admin | Jun 5, 2023 | Drought
Madagascar: Tiomena, the red sandstorm and its impact on Tandroy people Emilien Rakotonandrasana & Paubert Tsimanaoraty Mahatante Tiomena is a strong wind that blows from the sea, inland into the lands of Androy in southern Madagascar. Tiomena starts at Analapasy,...
