EU Green Week 2026: Investing in a Nature-Positive Economy
Can investing in nature drive economic growth, resilience, and competitiveness? The answer is a resounding YES. This year’s 26th edition highlights the business case…
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Training in the co-production and implementation of nature-based solutions
On 2 June 2026, a training of trainers session titled “Co-production and Implementation of Nature-based Solutions” was organised within the ALBATROSS project…
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Voices from the Ground: The role of nature-based solutions and sustainable livelihoods in mobility decisions
The ALBATROSS partners at the ACDI’s People in Nature & Climate (PiNC) Lab of the University of Cape Town, South Africa, are spearheading a…
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ALBATROSS develops methodologies to project demographic and urbanisation trends in Sub-Saharan African cities
The ALBATROSS partners of the University of Liege (Belgium) have developed two different simulation models to simulate and anticipate both demographic and…
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Training trainers on nature-based solutions
On 27 April 2026, a training of trainers session was organised within ALBATROSS to help vulnerable communities move beyond traditional coping mechanisms…
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Insights from ALBATROSS at the International Conference on Migrations and Climate in Africa: Emerging Dynamics and Future Challenges
On 28 March 2026, the ALBATROSS partners Florian Debève-Vermeiren (University of Liège), Cherié Forbes(Cape Town University) and Joseph Muhwanga (UNESCO Regional Office…
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ALBATROSS at the 8th AfriMAB General Assembly, Livingstone, Zambia
The 8th AfriMAB General Assembly, held in Livingstone from 9th -13th March 2026 under the theme “Harnessing Africa’s Natural Resources through Ecosystem-Friendly…
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Prof Christopher Gordon, member of the Multidisciplinary Expert Panel of IPBES
The ALBATROSS partner Prof Christopher Gordon, from the Institute for Environment and Sanitation Studies, University of Ghana, has been elected for a…
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Capacity-Building Workshop for UNESCO-designated site Managers
On Monday, 23rd February 2026, UNESCO Madagascar organised a training, exchange, and capacity-building workshop in Antananarivo for UNESCO-designated site Managers. The workshop…
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ALBATROSS, part of the initiatives towards a sustainable future in Ghana
On 23 February 2026, the ALBATROSS partner Prof Christopher Gordon, from the Institute of Environment and Sanitation Studies, University of Ghana, participated…
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When exposure, vulnerability and hazard converge: Cyclone Gezani hits the Tamatave hub. Your help is needed to rebuild it
The ALBATROSS Tamatave hub in Toamasina, Madagascar, has been severely impacted by Cyclone Gezani. The city that many consortium members visited last…
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AI-enhanced model for a better rainfall prediction in Sub-Saharan Africa
With the aim of improving the seasonal prediction of rainfall in Sub-Saharan Africa, with a particular focus on the regions where the…
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Insights and lessons from the field: implementing complex scientific projects in African contexts
Stefania Nicole Zuccato is a PhD researcher at the Department of Sociology and Business Law of the University of Bologna. She has…
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How resilient are nature-based solutions to climate change over the coming decades—and where will they still work by the end of the century?
Researchers at the University of Cape Town (South Africa) have modelled how biodiversity linked to nature-based solutions could shift under future climate…
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Citizen science is considered suitable to be integrated into official data systems for monitoring the Sustainable Development Goals
ALBATROSS collaborates on a publication in Nature Communications Sustainability A recent publication in Nature Communications Sustainability, a group of international researchers, led…
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Pathways to Impact: co-developing climate resilient nature-based solutions in the seven ALBATROSS hubs
The ALBATROSS partners at the ACDI’s People in Nature & Climate (PiNC) Lab of the University of Cape Town, South Africa, have…