Progressio does a lot of work on ‘sustainable farming’. But what does that actually mean in practice? Especially somewhere like Zimbabwe, where drought and lack of resources are such a problem?
When...
Osvaldo Vasquez, 11th January 2012
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Climate Justice supporters in Central America watched tentatively and with skepticism for news from the COP17 negotiations in Durban, fearing that COP17 would just lead us further down a dead-end...
maggievonvogt, 23rd December 2011
How do you give ordinary men and women a voice in the elitist process of policy-making? A project supported by Progressio in Zimbabwe aims to do just that. Our development worker Christopher Mweembe...
Progressio, 15th December 2011
Fi Oakes, a Progressio development worker in Timor-Leste, explains why HIV is everybody's business.
You’ve probably already seen the red ribbon symbol this week. It’s used all over the world to...
Progressio, 29th November 2011
Progressio development worker Innocent Bidong Ogaba explains how his project with partner organisation Environment Africa has led to real improvements in farmers’ livelihoods (photo shows Innocent,...
Innocent Ogaba, 28th November 2011
How do the Timorese and their supporters bring justice? asks Progressio's Steve Kibble
A year ago, I co-wrote and presented a paper on Timor-Leste at a conference in Bangkok called ‘Breaking the...
Progressio, 18th November 2011
Progressio development worker Maggie von Vogt has seen for herself the devastating impacts of the heavy rain that’s hit Central America this last week.
And in a hard-hitting interview broadcast today...
Progressio, 18th October 2011
Governments need to be aware that people are watching what they say and do about climate change - and that social movements are impatient for change, says Carolina Amaya from Progressio partner...
Progressio, 11th October 2011
Maggie von Vogt reports on the new focus of the Mesoamerican Campaign for Climate Justice and asks 'Mesoamerican communities are willing to adapt in the face of climate change, are your communities...
maggievonvogt, 11th October 2011
The struggle for climate justice is in the balance. Maggie von Vogt reflects on why we're going to need more eggs on more spoons to win this race...
Things have been pretty discouraging in terms of...
maggievonvogt, 27th September 2011
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