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Policy & Finance
Women embrace digital banking in typhoon-hit Philippine province as Covid drives entrepreneurship
...
the
Ladies in United Movement Onward to Development (LUMOT). Women in
the
Philippines remain on
the
fringes of formal banking compared to
the
ir counterparts in
the
rest of
the
Sou
the
ast Asia. Only 39...
8 Mar 2022
Women embrace digital banking in typhoon-hit Philippine province as Covid drives entrepreneurship
Opinion /
Energy
Realism about techno-optimism
...
the
re are also startups working on fusion, in
the
hope of launching
the
first demonstration plants in
the
coming decade. But
the
y, too, are clamoring for government funds, whe
the
r direct subsidies or ...
27 Jan 2023
Realism about techno-optimism
News /
Lifestyle
Digital nomads seek sun, sea and sustainability as remote work booms
...
the
United States. Caring for
the
environment is at
the
heart of his project,
the
Franco-Danish entrepreneur said. "If we don't manage to align economic values with (
the
) ecological,
the
n we're really...
28 Jul 2022
Digital nomads seek sun, sea and sustainability as remote work booms
Opinion /
Water
Island nations hope to turn
the
tide at COP27
...
the
world in
the
ir bid to shore up fish stocks and protect a vital resource. Many of
the
se nations may be small but
the
fact is that
the
ir fish and seafood products provide nutrients for more than thr...
11 Nov 2022
Island nations hope to turn the tide at COP27
News /
Policy & Finance
Sri Lanka sees scientists’ exodus amid economic crisis
...
the
UK as
the
situation in Sri Lanka worsens. “I studied through
the
free education system of Sri Lanka and always wanted to return
the
gratitude by serving
the
country. But
the
situation has deterior...
27 Jul 2022
Sri Lanka sees scientists’ exodus amid economic crisis
News /
Policy & Finance
Pakistan's digital ID card keeps millions locked out
...
the
r's job as an attendant in
the
state education department
when
her mo
the
r retired. More widely, her case ends
the
effective exclusion of children of single mo
the
rs from
the
ID card scheme, said Har...
27 Jul 2022
Pakistan's digital ID card keeps millions locked out
News /
Water
Water warning: economic stability threatened by vanishing rainfall
...
the
water commission, said knowledge on
the
basic water policies needed already exists, and financing
the
m is possible. "
The
task is to organise
the
se resources for a sustainable and globally equitabl...
21 Mar 2023
Water warning: economic stability threatened by vanishing rainfall
News /
Carbon & Climate
Global warming could threaten Sou
the
ast Asia's mass flowering forests: study
...
the
n,
the
trees erupt into flower all at once, festooning
the
forest canopy with garlands of red, pink and white.
The
ories abound over which environmental cues trigger
the
trees to begin
the
ir reprodu...
26 Apr 2022
Global warming could threaten Southeast Asia's mass flowering forests: study
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Today’s crises are different
...
the
next, global challenges are superseded by a new cohort.
The
once-in-a-century Covid-19 pandemic – and
the
risk that o
the
r dangerous new viruses may emerge at any time – is far from
the
only exampl...
17 Jun 2022
Today’s crises are different
Press Releases /
uHoo
uHoo Aura secures RESET™ accreditation
...
the
air due to various factors including
the
number of people inside
the
building,
the
activities that
the
se people perform,
the
materials and equipment that have been used in
the
construction, as wel...
26 Jul 2022
uHoo Aura secures RESET™ accreditation
News /
Transport
EV race:
The
battle for dominance looks set to intensify as startups sniff new territory
...
the
one hand,
the
bulk of EVs on India’s roads today are e-rickshaws and
the
y’ve driven
the
acceptance for electric mobility. But on
the
o
the
r hand, many of
the
se brands are not reliable.” Last year, ...
31 Mar 2023
EV race: The battle for dominance looks set to intensify as startups sniff new territory
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Indonesia at risk of missing golden economic opportunity
...
the
big league.
When
the
proportion of
the
population in
the
ir working years (15-65) is more than
the
dependent population (
the
old and
the
young), nations have an opportunity to turbo-charge
the
ir ec...
25 Nov 2022
Indonesia at risk of missing golden economic opportunity
News /
Carbon & Climate
Palm plantations
the
usual suspects as wildfire engulfs Sumatra peatlands
...
the
r areas. “
The
farmers usually work toge
the
r to contain
the
fires so that
the
y don’t spread wildly because
the
ir plots are next to each o
the
r,” he said. “So if
the
fires have already burned thousand...
8 Jun 2022
Palm plantations the usual suspects as wildfire engulfs Sumatra peatlands
News /
Cities
Sou
the
ast Asia’s sinking cities: can
the
y be saved?
...
the
1970s and
the
more buildings that come up,
the
fewer green areas
the
re are,
the
less rainwater seeps into
the
soil and turns into run-off instead. And finally,
the
massive extraction of groundwate...
7 Jun 2022
Southeast Asia’s sinking cities: can they be saved?
Opinion /
Cities
Online activism both a boon and a bane in fighting gender-based violence
...
the
r types of exploitation.
When
technology and social media facilitate or exacerbate violence,
the
state can strive to eliminate it. At
the
same time, it is worth exploring how
the
digital sphere may...
23 Nov 2022
Online activism both a boon and a bane in fighting gender-based violence
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Revenue recycling: How governments can address carbon pricing trade-offs
...
the
ir income on energy more than
the
rich. Herein lies
the
equity issue. One of
the
o
the
r aims of carbon pricing is to supplement government revenue so that
the
government doesn’t have to choose betwe...
23 Nov 2022
Revenue recycling: How governments can address carbon pricing trade-offs
News /
Transport
Sri Lankan communities count
the
cost of devastating chemicals and plastics spill
...
the
clean-up, started
the
initiative in October and now supports 160 women across several sites.
The
challenge is enormous.
When
the
group broke for tea two-and-a-half hours into
the
morning shift, th...
14 Feb 2022
Sri Lankan communities count the cost of devastating chemicals and plastics spill
News /
Water
‘Climate-altered’ Pacific could see conflict between tuna fishing and deep-sea mining
...
the
o
the
r environmental and economic impacts in a “climate-altered ocean”.
The
charts below show
the
percentage change in
the
biomass of
the
three tuna species in
the
CCZ by
the
middle of
the
21st ce...
3 Aug 2023
‘Climate-altered’ Pacific could see conflict between tuna fishing and deep-sea mining
News /
Carbon & Climate
Singapore a major contributor to air and water pollution via marine fuel sales: study
...
the
re are minimal emissions involved in
the
bunkering process itself.
The
bulk of
the
emissions only come
when
ships begin to combust
the
fuel. Fur
the
rmore, emissions are ultimately driven by global d...
8 Aug 2022
Singapore a major contributor to air and water pollution via marine fuel sales: study
News /
Cities
Heatwave relief: what can hot countries teach us about keeping cool?
...
The
se illuminate
the
squares at night, making
the
m safer and more attractive to use round-
the
-clock. “
The
se temperatures should serve as a dire warning for all of us to better prepare to manage dang...
20 Jul 2022
Heatwave relief: what can hot countries teach us about keeping cool?
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Carbon & Climate
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
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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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
News /
Policy & Finance
Climate risks push businesses to look beyond reporting compliance
Rising insurance premiums, energy costs and supply chain disruptions are strengthening the case for investment in climate resilience, …
Climate risks push businesses to look beyond reporting compliance
News /
Waste Management
South Korea’s food waste rethink began with citizens demanding change
The Korean Zero Waste Movement Network has spent four decades mobilising citizens, government and businesses to prevent, separate …
South Korea’s food waste rethink began with citizens demanding change
News /
Policy & Finance
USAID cuts carry environmental costs, new report finds
The consultancy firm One Earth Partners has published an analysis of the environmental consequences of USAID’s closure.
USAID cuts carry environmental costs, new report finds
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