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As one of our most valuable natural resources, water is an often-overlooked cause of conflict. With water becoming more scarce, water-related conflicts worldwide increase. A new early warning tool predicts where water-related conflict is likely to erupt, preventing escalation.

Over the past two days, the Netherlands and the UK have come together to explore the future of sustainable urban mobility and artificial intelligence. Both huge enablers to ensure a sustainable future. The Tabacco Dock in London saw businesses, knowledge institutes and government representatives unite to…

We spoke with Marjan van Aubel a Dutch designer and researcher specialising in creating sustainable products and materials that integrate solar energy into daily life.

From October 21st-29th, Dutch Design Week 2023 promises to captivate audiences once again with its celebration of design-driven solutions that have the potential to reshape society for years and even decades to come.

Floating houses, trees on blocks of flats and walls made of hemp. If the idea has occurred to you, chances are that designers have already drawn it. And this is no fantasy. In recent years, Dutch architecture has received international acclaim for its power of innovation. With developments such as timber construction,…

Polluted water and air, overfished oceans, depleted fuel supplies and exhausted soil. With more and more people using our natural resources, the planet is reaching its limits. We need to be at our most creative to make the best of the resources available for the sake of life as we know it. Pioneers of the…

The Netherlands is already on the forefront of European initiatives to kick-start a hydrogen revolution and replace fossil fuels. As the second largest hydrogen producer in Europe, we have a lot to offer. 

Indonesia consists of 17,000 islands and has the world’s 2nd largest amount of plastic leakage to the ocean. The archipelago generates almost 8 million tons of plastic waste annually. With only ten percent being recycled. The vastness and remoteness of the country mean waste management is fragmented and difficult to…