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Community-based response to water scarcity in Kaknewadi village
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Community-based response to water scarcity in Kaknewadi village

14 April 202019 November 2020

Kaknewadi is a village in Parner Taluka, Ahmednagar District, in Maharashtra State, India, surrounded by hills on all sides and with a water scarcity problem.

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Water crisis in India
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Water crisis in India

15 March 201922 March 2019

  Brex Arevalo Ecojesuit shares the story of the millions of people in India who are challenged with extreme drought.  This article is based on

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El Niño 2019 + Climate Change
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El Niño 2019 + Climate Change

31 January 20196 February 2019

by Pedro Walpole SJ With the heat of the Australian summer in the southern hemisphere and the freezing in North America by the polar vortex, 2019

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Solidarity, a fundamental principle for a sustainable world
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Solidarity, a fundamental principle for a sustainable world

31 July 201625 October 2017

Jean-Christian Ndoki, SJ Since Lynn White’s article “The Historical Roots of our Ecologic Crisis” in 1967 and the Brundtland Report on “Our Common Future” in

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Understanding forests and droughts in Asia Pacific
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Understanding forests and droughts in Asia Pacific

15 December 201516 January 2016

Kumiko Kubo and Rowena Soriaga Drought is a creeping disaster, slow to begin and almost as slow to end and both its onset and termination

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Calendar

2023

JANUARY
1 - 56th World Day of Peace, Pope Francis

FEBRUARY
2 - World Wetlands Day, Revive and restore degraded wetlands #RestorationGeneration #ForWetlands
3 - Fraternity @ Frontiers, official launch of the online interactive Global Map of Jesuit Social Centres by Fr Arturo Sosa SJ, Superior General of the Society of Jesus. Registration is required, deadline is 31 January.
5 to 10 - FCBCO Suva Assembly 2023, Annual assembly of the Federation of Catholic Bishops' Conferences of Oceania, includes listening to the cry of the earth and vulnerable peoples with visits to villages that bear the impacts of sea level rise and resource extraction

MARCH
16 - 2023 Climate Change Conference, Loyola University Chicago, Climate Refugees: Human Migration in the Era of Climate Change
22 to 24 - UN 2023 Water Conference, New York, USA

APRIL
17 to 23 - 22nd Session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, UN Headquarters, New York, USA, Theme: Indigenous Peoples, human health, planetary and territorial health and climate change: a rights-based approach
27 to 29 - Climate & Environmental Justice Conference, Santa Clara University in affiliation with the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities, California, USA, hybrid virtual and in-person event

AUGUST
1 to 6 - World Youth Day (WYD) Lisbon 2023, Lisbon. Portugal

SEPTEMBER
19 to 20 - 2023 SDG Summit-the High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development, UN Headquarters, New York, USA, during the UN General Assembly high-level week

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