The University of Notre Dame and PASO Colombia work together for the reintegration of ex-combatants and the substitution of crops for illicit use.

La Universidad de Notre Dame y PASO Colombia trabajan juntos para la reincorporación de excombatientes y la sustitución de cultivos de uso ilícito.

One Earth Future’s Shuraako program empowers women entrepreneurs in the Somali region by providing affordable access to finance and tailored advisory support.

Over the course of the past year, OEF’s Stable Seas program partnered with the UN Office and Drugs and Crime (UNODC) Global Maritime Crime Programme and the Observer Research Foundation to report on the challenges and opportunities facing maritime security in the Bay of Bengal.

North Korea’s recent missile launch tests have nuclear weapons experts around the world on watch and weighing in on the tension unfolding across the Korean Peninsula.

It is well documented that women are critical participants in all aspects of society and positive social change, not least of all in achieving peace and stability around the world. The full and meaningful leadership, empowerment, and protection of women is essential to resolving deadly conflict and ...

One Earth Future and his family are grieving the loss of Bud Rosenthal after his death in late February. Bud contributed significantly to OEF’s work and culture in the relatively short time he acted as Chief Operating Officer.

This plan supports families linked to the Comprehensive National Program for the Substitution of Illicit Crops (PNIS) in 10 municipalities in the country. In Dagua there are 200 people who are heads of related families, of which 132 are women.

Este plan apoya a familias vinculadas al Programa Nacional Integral de Sustitución de Cultivos Ilícitos (PNIS) en 10 municipios del país. En Dagua hay 200 personas cabeza de familias vinculadas, de las cuales 132 son mujeres.

After a successful pilot project, data collection continues in Mogadishu and has resulted in six students trained and more than a year of monthly catch data. In 2020, Secure Fisheries is expanding Project Kalluun by partnering with other Somali universities.

Research examines how illegal fishing hurts Somalia's economy, exacerbates conflict, and weakens political stability.

In that report, lead author Colleen Devlin breaks Somalia’s recent past into three distinct periods: from 1998 to 2000, conflict between domestic and foreign fishers soared; from 2002 to 2010, Somali pirates took control of the water, driving back foreign vessels; and from 2014 to 2015, piracy calme...

Fund representatives spoke with Plan beneficiaries, checking on their progress and highlighting their experience in their newsletter.

Los representantes del Fondo hablaron con los beneficiarios del Plan, verificaron su progreso y destacaron su experiencia en su boletín informativo.

For local communities already struggling with pollution and climate change, illegal industrial fishing “is an additional stressor that depletes fisheries resources,” says Ifesinachi Okafor-Yarwood, a research consultant for Colorado-based One Earth Future who was not involved in the study.