Sustainable Resources: Neema and Arber

-Kosovo : Neema
-Norway : Arber

Clearly, this topic is an issue for the UN!
The problem is that limited access to resources can also create conflict...
Water scarcity is, for example, a key problem.
A positive 'we are lucky' approach
Some 'sustainable' goals




2. Accessing a fossil fuel free planet

The key for both is to look at UN Sustainable Development Goal # 12




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