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20 April 2020

Workers in an oil palm plantation in Papua, Indonesia

Working from home

17 April 2020

Moray McLeish, vice president of corporate responsibility and sustainability, Asia, Olam International.

Typhoon Haiyan in Tacloban City, Philippines

Dr Wai-Chan Chan, MD, Consumer Goods Forum

Japan, coal power, banks

16 April 2020

forest fires thailand 2020

Rambam Health Care Campus

borneo indonesia rainforest

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Construction worker in India

15 April 2020

Nadiah Rosli, project director, Malaysia, Internews Network. Image: Nadiah Rosli

Cage free farm chickens

rubber plantation bintan

Deforestation Palangka Raya in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia

UN Headquarters NY

14 April 2020

The Borneo Project

Wilmar International's sustainability team engaged in a Zoom meeting

rice farmer india

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