'We cannot solve our problems with the same technology and lifestyles that created them.' - Albert Einstein

The high ownership, low cost and easy use of bicycles make the bicycle a desirable mode of transport for many of the trips made in cities.

Political scientist Arun Agrawal's research sheds light on the connection between forest health and people's livelihoods

The power of pro-poor policies was demonstrated when 13-year-old Malavath Poorna, a tribal girl from Telengana, summitted Mount Everest last May.

Greenpeace's first solar-powered micro-grid in Dharnai village, Bihar, kicks off with village ceremony

"Each person has their own specific and unique definition of happiness and what it means to them, and that is how it should be," according to Khenpo Phuntshok Tashi, Director of the National Museum of Bhutan and enlightened monk.

It is very important to strengthen local economy and help people to resist the global process in order to protect their own social, cultural, economic and political freedom and space.

Perpetual growth is a piece of nonsense. The focus should be on protecting livelihoods through sustainable means.

Village economies are observed to grow, although 85% of the money entering them is leaving in great hurry. How?