Nepal holds the 17th position among the world's poorest nations and is the poorest in South Asia, with approximately 25% of its population living below the poverty threshold. However, it serves as a remarkable example of a population that embodies a captivating level of resilient sustainability.
Green Crunch will analyze the distinct approach of the Navajo Nation in promoting resilient sustainability, despite a poverty rate of 43%, with a focus on tribes such as Standing Rock, Choctaw, Blackfeet, Wind River, and Potawatomi.
