Marine and coastal satellite services to track environmental crime activities (MASTREC)
The MASTREC project focuses on the detection of trafficking of illegal rosewood from Madagascar and illegal charcoal from Somalia/Kenya.
The MASTREC project focuses on the detection of trafficking of illegal rosewood from Madagascar and illegal charcoal from Somalia/Kenya.
Improving the understanding of carbon sequestration and other ecosystem services that coastal and marine ecosystems provide in Abu Dhabi.
The objective of the Polaris program is to respond to the evolving demands for space-based monitoring of the Polar Regions
GRID-Arendal is managing the development of updated Integrated Enviromental Assessment guidelines for UN Environment
The Global Tailings Portal is a public, searchable database with detailed information on more than 1,700 mine tailings dams around the world
This pilot project develops a shoreline map to define coastal areas with different likelihood of accumulating beach litter.
GRID-Arendal’s Green Economy Programme supports UN Environment to meet policy, modelling, capacity building and reporting goals for its Green Economy work.
Reindeer herders are facing lost pastures and land fragmentation caused by industrial development and other land-use changes.
The project will produce an Atlas of the Limpopo River Basin’s Changing Environment, with a particular focus on drought and floods
Since 2006, GRID-Arendal has taken part in the annual celebration of Internasjonale Dager, a week-long event in late October...
Support is being provided to the Tehran Convention Secretariat to contributes to peace and security in the Caspian region.
The practice of integrated environmental assessment (IEA) has evolved significantly since the last set of guidance which was developed by UN
Mountains cover 25 percent of the world’s land surface, and directly support 12 percent of the world’s population living within mountain...
GRID-Arendal celebrates its 30th Anniversary on 13 August 2019 during Arendalsuka
Meeting the environmental, social and governance challenges of non-renewable resource extraction.
GRID-Arendal and the University College London coordinate Many Strong Voices that brings together people from the Arctic and Small Island...
Using cloud computing to analyse marine protected areas
We coordinated development of a Rapid Response Assessment to assess critical research gaps related to Arctic coastal permafrost.
Every couple of years UN Environment takes the global environmental temperature.
The project will produce an Atlas of Lake Victoria’s Changing Environment, including training for local experts to create similar atlases
The Blue Solutions Initiative develops capacity and supports knowledge exchange on successful approaches to marine and coastal management.
The project Droughts in the Anthropocene will showcase and present selected case studies from around the world related to droughts and water
A series of policy assessments for different global mountain regions is being produced by GRID-Arendal and UN Environment.