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14 April 2020

Central Park New Delhi India

Cambodian garment worker

13 April 2020

Conservationists

solar farm china

Suralaya coal plant indonesia

10 April 2020

Wind power FIT Vietnam

Ann Moey is the new Singapore private sector partnerships manager at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.

Lu Xin Yi, green finance lead, The Carbon Trust Southeast Asia

9 April 2020

brazilian favelas

Women from the village of Mitho Goth in Pakistan. Image: Fariha Fatima/Eco-Business

School of tropical fish in Sipadan, Borneo, Malaysia

palm oil workers sabah malaysia

Olam coffee Vietnam

8 April 2020

Elim Sritaba, chief sustainability officer of Asia Pulp and Paper, with Pak Suryono, a farmer who previously used slash-and-burn techniques to prepare land for cultivation. Image: APP

H&M Tokyo store

Indonesian informal sector

A house in the middle of a forest in the Amazon riverbank, Brazil

Facade of Bank of England

7 April 2020

Vietnam, solar farm, 2020

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