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Microsoft Word - 2024 World Resources Inst UG.docx
This document is an independent auditors' report and consolidated financial statement for the World Resources Institute (WRI) and its subsidiaries for the fiscal years ending September 30, 2024, and 2023. It provides a detailed accounting of the organization's financial position, activities, cash flows, and compliance with U.S. federal award requirements (Uniform Guidance).
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Document type: Report
wri13_monitoringclimate_final_web-da7683340f408d18.pdf
This World Resources Institute working paper reports on three workshops held in Asia, Africa, and Latin America to identify challenges developing countries face in monitoring and tracking climate finance. It details nine primary technical, political, and capacity barriers, ranging from inconsistent definitions and lack of institutional coordination to the limited transparency of development partners and the difficulty of tracking private financial data.
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Document type: Research paper
wrr-2010-11-question-7-response-1-64395964d8823a33.pdf
This briefing by Johan Rockström argues for a 'new green revolution' in agriculture to simultaneously address immediate poverty and long-term climate risks. The author proposes shifting focus from large-scale irrigation to small-scale rainfed agriculture and water harvesting, particularly in tropical regions, to increase food production and turn agriculture into a carbon sink.
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Document type: Briefing
Water File
This fact sheet by WWF South Africa examines water crises in several global cities to provide insights for Cape Town. It details the causes of water stress—ranging from lack of planning and infrastructure decay to climate-driven droughts—and evaluates the effectiveness of short-term responses versus long-term resilience strategies like demand management and supply diversification.
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INFORMAL RECLAIMERS IN THE CONTEXT OF A CIRCULAR ECONOMY
This fact sheet by WWF South Africa discusses the role of informal reclaimers (waste pickers) in African cities and argues for their integration into a circular economy to address environmental pollution and socio-economic challenges.
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Document type: Fact sheet