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This article analyzes the value of climate journalism training resources from the perspectives of global development and ESG governance, and outlines training, scholarship, and academic programs for journalists. It argues that specialized climate communication is foundational infrastructure for achieving sustainable transformation.
From a global development perspective, this article analyzes how food systems serve as a key lever connecting human health, environmental resilience, and climate action, and discusses reforms to international governance mechanisms, ESG trends, and the systemic challenges faced by developing countries.
This article examines, from a global development perspective, how Earth observation data can help developing countries improve energy access and optimize renewable energy planning, and analyzes the key role of technology transfer and governance capacity building, providing evidence-based observations and policy recommendations for the achievement of SDG 7.
Based on UNESCO's climate reporting capacity-building practices in Southeast Asia, this article analyzes the structural role of the media in climate adaptation, disaster response, and long-term development governance, and explores pathways for building information infrastructure in the Global South.
This article analyzes, from a global development perspective, how AI financial analysis tools are reshaping the ESG data ecosystem, reducing information costs for cross-border investment, and driving the flow of sustainable capital toward the Global South.
Based on the United Nations report, analyze methane emission reduction as a rapid, low-cost climate solution, and explore its profound impacts on the Global South, energy transition, health, agriculture, and sustainable development goals.
Research from the University of California, Santa Barbara indicates that climate intervention methods such as marine cloud brightening (MCB) could significantly weaken the El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO), thereby creating cascading effects on global weather, agriculture, and ecosystems. This article examines this risk from a global development perspective, emphasizing the need for comprehensive assessments of regional impacts in climate governance, so as to avoid deepening development gaps through technological shortcuts.
The 2026 Journal Citation Report released by Clarivate shows that research output from Global South countries has grown significantly, with the share of author affiliations increasing by 10%, indicating that the research landscape is shifting from Western dominance to multipolarity.
A regional war does not only alter geopolitics; it also redefines the risk boundaries of the global development model through the chains of energy, fertilizers, food, shipping, and financing.