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Food & Agriculture
In Indian mining hub, farmers bring polluted land back to life
For years, Indian farmer Chape Hanumaiya struggled to grow anything on his tiny plot of land—it was caked in the thick, red dust drifting from the iron ore mines that surrounded it. But today, Hanumai...
22 Sep 2021
In Indian mining hub, farmers bring polluted land back to life
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Why palm oil firms will fail to meet their social and environmental pledges in 2020
...
smallholders
. Although most refiners and traders have made commitments to eliminate NDPE risks from their supply chains, it is unrealistic to expect full NDPE compliance before 2025 or sooner, because...
23 Nov 2020
Why palm oil firms will fail to meet their social and environmental pledges in 2020
Press Releases /
Pinduoduo
Pinduoduo launches 2021 Smart Agriculture Competition
Pinduoduo (NASDAQ:PDD), China Agricultural University and Zhejiang University jointly announced the launch of the 2021 Smart Agriculture Competition, an agricultural technology competition with the ai...
10 Aug 2021
Pinduoduo launches 2021 Smart Agriculture Competition
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Carbon & Climate
The COP26 climate talks saw progress on nature
Nature was given prominence at the UN COP26 climate talks in Glasgow. It was the focus of the first major announcement at the world leaders’ summit which opened the talks, when more than 130 countries...
11 Jan 2022
The COP26 climate talks saw progress on nature
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Food & Agriculture
Smallholder farmers: If you want to save forests, pay more for sustainable rubber
...
smallholders
To help
smallholders
make the transition to more sustainable natural rubber cultivation, which includes paying workers fair wages, clearing land without burning it, and using fewer chemi...
15 Apr 2020
Smallholder farmers: If you want to save forests, pay more for sustainable rubber
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Carbon & Climate
Why India is neglecting its methane problem
Last month at COP26 in Glasgow, more than 100 countries pledged to reduce global methane emissions by 30 per cent by the end of the decade, compared to 2020 levels. If implemented in full, scientists ...
3 Dec 2021
Why India is neglecting its methane problem
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Policy & Finance
Indonesia eyes sustainability certification for oil palm
smallholders
...
smallholders
is increasing faster than that of state-run and private plantation companies. A 2019 study by the Center for International Forestry (CIFOR) on
smallholders
in West and Central Kalimantan ...
29 Apr 2020
Indonesia eyes sustainability certification for oil palm smallholders
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Food & Agriculture
Transformative engagements — a new way to discuss gender relations in agriculture
...
smallholders
, however, often have low bargaining power because of gender norms and structural disadvantages such as lower literacy levels. In agriculture, this could limit women's ability to negotiate...
29 Dec 2020
Transformative engagements — a new way to discuss gender relations in agriculture
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Food & Agriculture
‘We fell in love with the Bambara groundnut’: How a start-up is improving livelihoods of small farmers in Africa
Despite its low nutritional value, approximately 100 billion portions of instant noodles are eaten every year. But what if you could make this convenience food healthier, good for the planet and uplif...
5 Oct 2020
‘We fell in love with the Bambara groundnut’: How a start-up is improving livelihoods of small farmers in Africa
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Food & Agriculture
Lack of resolution mechanisms result to palm oil conflicts to fester in Indonesia
Indonesia has no effective mechanism for resolving its epidemic of land conflicts between rural communities and palm oil companies, according to a new study. Indonesia is the world’s top producer of p...
2 Dec 2021
Lack of resolution mechanisms result to palm oil conflicts to fester in Indonesia
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Food & Agriculture
Will Indonesia end smallholder guarantee meant to empower palm oil farmers?
...
smallholders
[who already have land] don’t have partners. So there’s no need to develop the 20 per cent plasma gardens — it’s enough for the companies to just partner with independent
smallholders
.” I...
14 May 2020
Will Indonesia end smallholder guarantee meant to empower palm oil farmers?
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Food & Agriculture
To hit climate goals, Indonesia urged to ban new palm oil plantations forever
...
smallholders
, better law enforcement against illegal plantations and reviews of existing permits, said Bayunanda. "We believe that the moratorium has been an important first step and that it should co...
12 Aug 2021
To hit climate goals, Indonesia urged to ban new palm oil plantations forever
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Food & Agriculture
As Indonesians leave the cities for the countryside, how ready are farmers for the novel coronavirus?
...
smallholders
have received little or no government aid to cope with the impact of coronavirus beyond electricity subsidies, noted Aida Greenbury, an advisor for palm oil farmers union Serikat Petani K...
27 Apr 2020
As Indonesians leave the cities for the countryside, how ready are farmers for the novel coronavirus?
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Vertical farms are overserved: Global food resilience needs a rebalancing act
...
smallholders
out of hunger and poverty, in practice it was a war on
smallholders
across the world, orchestrated over half a century by companies in Western Europe and the United States. Temasek’s choi...
11 Oct 2020
Vertical farms are overserved: Global food resilience needs a rebalancing act
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Corporate Responsibility
WWF global media relations manager Lotika Mehta joins IKEA Foundation
World Wide Fund for Nature's (WWF) Singapore-based global media relations manager Lotika Mehta is moving to a role with IKEA in Europe. She joins the Swedish homeware company's philanthropic arm, IKEA...
12 Oct 2020
WWF global media relations manager Lotika Mehta joins IKEA Foundation
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Amidst food system shocks, we must ensure weather index insurance reaches the most vulnerable
...
smallholders
understand the product features and payment conditions. This can help to avoid misplaced expectations. In a diverse community of
smallholders
, some people, including those who are illiter...
14 May 2020
Amidst food system shocks, we must ensure weather index insurance reaches the most vulnerable
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Food & Agriculture
The haze is likely to hit Southeast Asia early in 2021—is climate change to blame?
Forest fires in Indonesia that produce dangerous air pollution that affects much of Southeast Asia are more likely this year amid warmer, drier climatic conditions, according to experts. The haze is a...
10 Mar 2021
The haze is likely to hit Southeast Asia early in 2021—is climate change to blame?
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Food & Agriculture
Mango exports boom in Cambodia, but farmers face challenges
It’s been three years since the forest was shorn from the hillside to make way for plantation. And yet Prum Ya only received permission this year to begin planting mango trees on 20 hectares of these ...
14 Dec 2021
Mango exports boom in Cambodia, but farmers face challenges
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Food & Agriculture
Coronavirus thumps palm oil demand
...
smallholders
’ income if they or their families contract the virus, and not all
smallholders
have access to medical facilities. Katie Major, conservation psychologist, Global Alliance for Sustainable P...
9 Apr 2020
Coronavirus thumps palm oil demand
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Food & Agriculture
Economic growth based on forest conversion has ‘no future’
Agricultural companies risk having stranded assets as the world responds to the climate crisis but large, vertically integrated palm oil players like Sime Darby, Wilmar and Golden Agri Resources are w...
23 Dec 2020
Economic growth based on forest conversion has ‘no future’
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Food & Agriculture
Musim Mas stalwart Carolyn Lim joins palm oil rival Golden Agri-Resources
Lim has joined GAR to lead sustainability operations. Rob Nicholls has also left Musim Mas after several years …
Musim Mas stalwart Carolyn Lim joins palm oil rival Golden Agri-Resources
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Transport & Logistics
Prices of Asia-Pacific’s fertilisers, petrochemicals set to surge on Iran war: ADB
The war's economic impact extends beyond oil production to include global food and industrial supply chains, as fertiliser …
Prices of Asia-Pacific's fertilisers, petrochemicals set to surge on Iran war: ADB
Opinion /
Water
Iran’s water weapon against the Gulf
While the rest of the world is mainly concerned about the energy disruptions caused by the Iran war, …
Iran’s water weapon against the Gulf
News /
Carbon & Climate
Eight global climate tech start-ups to vie for S$4M in funding at The Liveability Challenge 2026
Ideas to keep cities cool and slash emissions were shortlisted in a record-breaking year for entries.
Eight global climate tech start-ups to vie for S$4M in funding at The Liveability Challenge 2026
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Energy
Renewables shift needed as Iran war exposes Asia’s fragile energy market: experts
As oil and gas firms reap windfall profits from wartime price spikes, regional climate advocates urge governments to …
Renewables shift needed as Iran war exposes Asia’s fragile energy market: experts
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Securing Asean’s food resilience amid the Middle East conflict
The Middle East conflict will have a double-whammy impact on Asean’s fertiliser imports and energy-intensive fertiliser production. The …
Securing Asean’s food resilience amid the Middle East conflict
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