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Food & Agriculture
Nepal girds for rice shortage amid delayed monsoon rains, fertiliser crisis
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the
Bay of Bengal in
the
Indian Ocean, are obstructed by
the
Himalayan mountain range
when
the
y try to move north.
The
y
the
n form a low-pressure band, shedding
the
ir moisture in
the
form of rain in th...
11 Aug 2022
Nepal girds for rice shortage amid delayed monsoon rains, fertiliser crisis
Opinion /
Corporate Responsibility
Are CFOs effective stewards of corporate sustainability?
...
the
ir corporate commitment to sustainability into tangible actions. On a positive note,
the
gap means that CFOs can take
the
opportunity to lead
the
charge and create long-lasting changes. With
the
em...
12 May 2022
Are CFOs effective stewards of corporate sustainability?
News /
Carbon & Climate
India's young climate activists fight on despite crackdown on political freedoms
...
the
environmental movement.
The
threat of detainment looms over
the
decisions young climate activists now make in India. For many young men and women, this is
the
ir first foray into activism and
the
y...
28 Jun 2023
India's young climate activists fight on despite crackdown on political freedoms
News /
Policy & Finance
Our struggles with inequality: women in sustainability tell
the
ir stories
...
the
n — and still is — for female entrepreneurs to raise
the
funds
the
y need to start and run a business. I think it is a lot easier for male entrepreneurs to attract investment and get
the
support th...
7 Mar 2022
Our struggles with inequality: women in sustainability tell their stories
News /
Food & Agriculture
R&D in agriculture and food declining, experts say
...
the
private sector now outspends
the
public sector in agri-food R&D worldwide, at a time
when
almost 90 per cent of
the
research in
the
low-income countries still takes place within
the
public sec...
30 Aug 2022
R&D in agriculture and food declining, experts say
News /
Cities
No jobs, water for residents living near one of India’s earliest coal mines
...
the
y have not received any funds from
the
state,” says Dipak Aturia. Aturia and Ghosh fur
the
r recall that
the
ADDA authorities asked
the
m to live in tents for six months after
the
subsidence, saying t...
7 Sep 2023
No jobs, water for residents living near one of India’s earliest coal mines
Opinion /
Waste
A bad wrap? Using packaging well to reduce food waste
...
the
agricultural powerhouse of Indonesia over
the
last two decades could have fed up to 125 million people. In recognition of
the
growing worldwide problem,
the
agricultural chief scientists from
the
...
16 Jun 2022
A bad wrap? Using packaging well to reduce food waste
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Cities
Online sales of endangered wild monkeys boom in Myanmar
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the
buyers] fascinated [by
the
ir behaviour.]
The
infants are also appealing to
the
m. But baby primates need
the
ir mo
the
rs who teach
the
m
the
skills
the
y need for survival. Depriving primates’ contact ...
22 Aug 2022
Online sales of endangered wild monkeys boom in Myanmar
News /
Policy & Finance
Paris finance summit breaks new ground in climate, poverty fight
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The
event on Thursday and Friday was attended by more than 40 heads of state - including many from Africa - and
the
chiefs of
the
World Bank and
the
International Monetary Fund (IMF). At
the
end of th...
27 Jun 2023
Paris finance summit breaks new ground in climate, poverty fight
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Policy & Finance
Analysis: Will COP28 bring us closer to a global carbon market?
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the
upcoming COP28 climate negotiations? And what role will China play? Finalising
the
mechanisms for global carbon markets will be high on
the
agenda at
the
28th conference honouring
the
UN’s Framewo...
29 Nov 2023
Analysis: Will COP28 bring us closer to a global carbon market?
Opinion /
Cities
Jakarta's floods are devastating –
the
y don't have to be
...
the
floodway.
The
draining system would consist of a gravity system and a polder system.
The
gravity system is designed for
the
area where
the
rainfall excess flows by gravity force into
the
drainage ...
7 Oct 2022
Jakarta's floods are devastating – they don't have to be
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Policy & Finance
In crisis-hit Pakistan, rogue loan apps add to financial pain
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the
end, she paid about 40,000 rupees in extortion money to stop
the
threats, but
the
calls have continued and she has reported
the
app to
the
authorities. Ahmed from
the
markets regulator said aggrie...
1 Jun 2023
In crisis-hit Pakistan, rogue loan apps add to financial pain
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Cities
Women’s justice in India ‘enhanced by female police’
...
the
fear of rape is a shared experience for all women.”
When
women report crimes,
the
police are often dismissive, guided as
the
y are by patriarchal norms, says Khanna. “
The
result is that
the
female ...
18 Jul 2022
Women’s justice in India ‘enhanced by female police’
News /
Cities
Commonwealth hard hit by climate impacts
...
the
bloc. Under current global climate policies, Commonwealth nations face a median 63 per cent hit to
the
ir GDP by
the
end of
the
century, according to
the
charity Christian Aid. And poorer Commonwea...
5 May 2023
Commonwealth hard hit by climate impacts
News /
Cities
Floods and early snow risk killing off Kashmir's nomadic culture
...
the
soaring April heat of
the
ir hometown to start
the
ir annual trek into
the
hills of Kashmir to graze
the
ir livestock,
the
y took 400 sheep and goats with
the
m. But only about 200 animals will make th...
25 Oct 2022
Floods and early snow risk killing off Kashmir's nomadic culture
News /
Policy & Finance
Chinese dragon will front Asia’s green finance transition: China watchers
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the
rwise we are not setting
the
right incentives for investments in
the
energy transition.” “If you talk to global investors, that is exactly what
the
y are saying too.
The
y need stability.
The
y need ...
19 Apr 2022
Chinese dragon will front Asia’s green finance transition: China watchers
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Policy & Finance
EU deforestation rule could be threat or opportunity for Indonesia's smallholders
...
the
survey also found many smallholders in
the
four districts lacked clear title to
the
ir land. This would make it difficult for
the
smallholders to comply with
the
legality element of
the
EU deforest...
19 Jan 2023
EU deforestation rule could be threat or opportunity for Indonesia's smallholders
News /
Policy & Finance
Merger with reporting standards body ISSB desirable but 'impossible', says GRI boss
...
the
environment and society, he explained.
The
se differences would present a governance "hiccup" if
the
two entities were merged, he said. Speaking to Eco-Business on
the
sidelines of
the
event, van d...
8 Mar 2023
Merger with reporting standards body ISSB desirable but 'impossible', says GRI boss
News /
Water
Reclaiming wastewater: a sustainable path for water consumption in India
...
the
end of June. Officially,
the
re is no confirmation on whe
the
r
the
se targets have been achieved; unofficially,
The
Third Pole understands that although much of
the
construction is complete,
the
fina...
20 Jul 2023
Reclaiming wastewater: a sustainable path for water consumption in India
News /
Cities
What melting Tibetan glaciers reveal about disease and global warming
...
the
y occur close to
the
two most populous countries in
the
world – India and China – where
the
se microbes can easily be transported in
the
rivers that originate in
the
Himalayas and
the
Tibetan Platea...
16 Sep 2022
What melting Tibetan glaciers reveal about disease and global warming
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Breaking Southeast Asia’s fire and haze cycle through certification and coordinated action
EB Studio
Stronger standards and fire prevention can help, but lasting progress requires action across industries, governments and communities.
Breaking Southeast Asia's fire and haze cycle through certification and coordinated action
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Policy & Finance
Malaysia to launch new sustainability professionals body by end 2026
The professional body aims to raise standards, strengthen sustainability capabilities and provide a collective voice for practitioners across …
Malaysia to launch new sustainability professionals body by end 2026
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Cities
How Singapore can help shape Asia’s next generation of infrastructure
EB Studio
As the region’s infrastructure needs grow more complex, the city-state’s financing, engineering and technology capabilities could help deliver …
How Singapore can help shape Asia’s next generation of infrastructure
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Policy & Finance
Greenpeace Philippines cuts staff size amid restructuring and climate funding bottlenecks
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The watchdog has downsized its 43-member team, with six hires planned, amid funding pressures. Greenpeace Southeast Asia says …
Greenpeace Philippines cuts staff size amid restructuring and climate funding bottlenecks
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Policy & Finance
Singapore urges UN convention on AI safeguards as global risks mount
Proposal calls for common safety rules and human oversight, as research highlights security threats and potential disruption to …
Singapore urges UN convention on AI safeguards as global risks mount
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Energy
Renewable project location matters as much as technology, capacity, says clean energy expert
Cebu’s recurring grid alerts expose a flaw in Philippine renewable procurement, as low cost projects in outlying islands …
Renewable project location matters as much as technology, capacity, says clean energy expert
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