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Too few banks in Asia Pacific looking at climate change risk
...
Malaysia
, Singapore, the Philippines, and Hong Kong. Banks and insurers from each country were selected based on their market capitalisation, while the report's authors chose domestic investors which...
6 Sep 2016
Too few banks in Asia Pacific looking at climate change risk
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Food & Agriculture
Malaysia
to develop drought-resistance oil palm breed
...
Malaysia
before as the climate then did not warrant such development. "There are currently initiatives in developing drought-resistance breeds in other parts of the world. In
Malaysia
, it (developing ...
6 Oct 2015
Malaysia to develop drought-resistance oil palm breed
News /
Waste
Malaysia
: Government continues to support electricity generation using solid waste
...
Malaysia
had 14 per cent so far. "Following the decision by ASEAN Energy Ministers last month that all kinds of hydropower will be categorised as renewable energy, had increased the percentage from ab...
26 Nov 2015
Malaysia: Government continues to support electricity generation using solid waste
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Policy & Finance
Wildlife smugglers using Facebook to sell ivory and rhino horn
...
Malaysia
. These traders also use auctions in closed and secret groups to keep their illegal activities out of the public eye. The WJC approached Facebook about the issue and a spokesperson from the so...
15 Dec 2016
Wildlife smugglers using Facebook to sell ivory and rhino horn
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Policy & Finance
Malaysia
PM turns up heat on Indonesia as Australian firm faces fires probe
...
Malaysia
’s state news agency Bernama on Monday. Almost 4 million
Malaysia
n children were told to stay at home as the government closed all schools except for those in Kelantan on Monday and Tuesday. A...
6 Oct 2015
Malaysia PM turns up heat on Indonesia as Australian firm faces fires probe
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Food & Agriculture
French parliament to vote on extra tax on palm oil
France's National Assembly is due to vote by Thursday on a proposed additional tax on palm oil, a move that has prompted an outcry from top producers Indonesia and
Malaysia
who call it discriminatory ...
17 Mar 2016
French parliament to vote on extra tax on palm oil
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Food & Agriculture
RSPO makes palm oil maps public
...
Malaysia
, said the association in a statement. An RSPO spokesperson explained to Eco-Business that in
Malaysia
, concession maps represent "commercially sensitive information", and therefore have been...
24 Dec 2015
RSPO makes palm oil maps public
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Policy & Finance
Illegal logging shows little sign of slowing
...
Malaysia
as the world’s dominant timber producer countries. Indonesia tops the list, generating around 65 million cubic meters of wood-based products in 2013, around 60 per cent of which are estimated...
5 Jan 2017
Illegal logging shows little sign of slowing
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Carbon & Climate
Deforestation-free commodities represent a major investment opportunity: Report
...
Malaysia
, and Papua New Guinea) led to an average deforestation area of 3.8 million hectares (9.4 million acres) and land use change emissions of 1.6 gigatonnes CO2 equivalent (GtCO2) per year between...
2 Feb 2017
Deforestation-free commodities represent a major investment opportunity: Report
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Asia Plantation Capital Pte Ltd
Asia Plantation Capital welcomes new director to the board
...
Malaysia
’s CEO, Steve Watts. “He is truly a respected leader and a businessman of great vision and focus. He has led companies to strong and sustained business growth, and we believe that ...
21 Dec 2015
Asia Plantation Capital welcomes new director to the board
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Carbon & Climate
Haze: Penang MCA wants Indonesia to compensate
Malaysia
...
Malaysia
for the losses incurred in tackling the haze issue. Its chairman, Datin Paduka Chew Mei Fun, said this was because
Malaysia
had been suffering the choking haze each year, which was caused by ...
5 Oct 2015
Haze: Penang MCA wants Indonesia to compensate Malaysia
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IHS
IHS
Malaysia
wins ‘Life at Work Award’ in recognition for its workforce diversity initiatives
...
Malaysia
for undertaking key initiatives that promote diversity and inclusion in the workforce. Organized by the Talent Corporation
Malaysia
in collaboration with
Malaysia
’s Ministry of Women, ...
22 Sep 2015
IHS Malaysia wins ‘Life at Work Award’ in recognition for its workforce diversity initiatives
Press Releases /
Asia Plantation Capital Pte Ltd
Asia Plantation Capital opens SE Asia’s largest agarwood factory
...
Malaysia
. It’s a result of the country’s stable business environment and forward thinking forestry and plantation departments at governmental level, that have led us to select
Malaysia
and...
4 Jan 2016
Asia Plantation Capital opens SE Asia’s largest agarwood factory
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Corporate Responsibility
New winners for sustainability reporting in Asia unveiled
...
Malaysia
and the Commercial Bank of Ceylon, Sri Lanka, were among the other winners selected for the 15 award categories, including Best Carbon Disclosure and Best Integrated Reporting. India's Yes Ba...
1 Feb 2016
New winners for sustainability reporting in Asia unveiled
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Corporate Responsibility
Two tech companies win first Stop Slavery Award after workforce scrutiny
...
Malaysia
. "This is the way we ensure we are good global citizens and that anyone we do business with follows the same high standards that we do," Clemmer said. "We have a complete team that goes out t...
2 Dec 2016
Two tech companies win first Stop Slavery Award after workforce scrutiny
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Energy
ASEAN members states chart course to renewable energy future
...
Malaysia
, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam – will grow 50 per cent by 2025. This will increase emissions by 60 per cent and generate USD 225 billion per year in associated he...
26 Sep 2016
ASEAN members states chart course to renewable energy future
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Food & Agriculture
New agri-business alliance to tackle hunger and food security
...
Malaysia
, Wilmar International from Singapore, and Von Bunditi Co from Thailand. The GAA said that its unique offering is in bringing together the companies operating closest to the ‘farmgate’ and the...
30 Nov 2016
New agri-business alliance to tackle hunger and food security
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Food & Agriculture
Land used for palm oil could double without damaging forests - researchers
...
Malaysia
and Indonesia. The industry could grow sustainably if the right policies are put in place, the researchers said. “ As a co-benefit of these initiatives improved land use planning and tenure ...
1 Aug 2016
Land used for palm oil could double without damaging forests - researchers
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Carbon & Climate
Singapore, Indonesia jostle over anti-haze measures
...
Malaysia
n competitors did. The
Malaysia
n government has made no public comment on the issue, but the country’s palm oil companies claim that officials have told them the country’s secrecy laws prohib...
31 May 2016
Singapore, Indonesia jostle over anti-haze measures
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Asia Plantation Capital Pte Ltd
Asia Plantation Capital expands Agarwood Inoculation Programme
Over the course of 2015, award-winning plantation management company, Asia Plantation Capital, has expanded its inoculation and plantation programme for Aquilaria trees into
Malaysia
– home to S...
23 Dec 2015
Asia Plantation Capital expands Agarwood Inoculation Programme
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Steel slowdown and signals of low-carbon transition in China put Australian ore at a crossroads, as partnerships look …
China’s changing steel sector could leave Australian iron ore behind
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Deadly wildfires leave Borneo wildlife short of water
Wildfires in West Kalimantan are leaving wildlife struggling to find fresh water as forest pools dry up and …
Deadly wildfires leave Borneo wildlife short of water
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AI, data centres could make Asean clean energy projects bankable as grid plans advance: experts
Long-term power purchases could unlock investment in renewables and transmission as Asean advances cross-border electricity trade, say energy …
AI, data centres could make Asean clean energy projects bankable as grid plans advance: experts
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This year’s haze is set to cost Singapore more than 2015’s S$1.83 billion. Who pays for the losses?
Economists suggest the 2026 haze will cost Singapore more than the 2015 episode, while other estimates state that …
This year’s haze is set to cost Singapore more than 2015’s S$1.83 billion. Who pays for the losses?
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