In a world with a growing population and increasing consumption, there is a pressing need to use our resources in the best possible way. This involves reducing waste generation, ensuring high-quality recycling, and using residual waste for efficient and clean energy generation at waste-to-energy facilities.

All over the world, regions, countries and cities are increasingly investing in projects that help them adapt to more fierce and unpredictable weather conditions. A growing number of these projects seek to include a ‘climate justice’ dimension. But what is climate justice and how can this new concept be operationalised and implemented?

How can we capture health benefits for people that can be realised during climate adaptation solutions?