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For the Maldives and many other island nations, the lack of space on and geographic distance between islands makes it challenging to store and return waste to the local or global circular economy—resulting in plastic leakage in the ocean.

The USAID Environmental Restoration of the Aral Sea I Activity took a large group of international delegates into the Aral Sea zone.

Formerly the fourth largest lake in the world, the Aral Sea began shrinking in the 1960s after the rivers that fed it were diverted for irrigation.

Once a fishing village along the coast of the Aral Sea, sand dunes consume Akespe, Kazakhstan

This location was once 20-30 meters below the surface level of the Aral Sea. Now, it is a part of one of the world's newest deserts, the Aralkum.

The cultivation of cocoa is contributing to the peace of Colombia since it is a legal crop that has displaced illicit ones. Cocoa is also a crop that conserves biodiversity, captures carbon, and, being an indigenous crop of the Amazon, keeps the soils healthy.

Indigo Energy’s engineer performed corrective maintenance at the Rice Mill after some damages were incurred after Cyclone Mocha severely impacted Rakhine State in May 2023

A mini-grid solar project on a remote island located in the Tanintharyi Region, Myanmar brought access to sutainable and reliable energy to 155 local households.

Indigo Energy installed a solar project at the car parking area of Junction Square, a well-known shopping mall in Yangon, Myanmar.

By adopting solar panels, this rice mill alone can reduce its CO2 emissions by approximately 76 metric tons annually while also reducing costs and contributing to sustainability.

Behave Mauluka Nyoni is captured using an improved cookstove called "Zipolopolo," promoted through Self Help Africa/United Purpose, which is powered by a lamp that uses a solar power source.

The sea is the daily breath of the marine tribe in Alor, East Nusa Tenggara because they live and are raised from the sea.