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Food & Agriculture
NGO launches to improve animal welfare in Asian slaughterhouses
...
the
ambitions of
the
group is to introduce stunning – a technique for rendering
the
animal unconscious before it is slaughtered – as a standard practice everywhere in
the
region by
the
end of
the
deca...
10 Oct 2022
NGO launches to improve animal welfare in Asian slaughterhouses
News /
Green Buildings
Rapid systemic change is needed: slashing emissions in cities
...
the
key bottlenecks to sustainable cities? As is often
the
case, it’s about supply and demand.
When
it comes to let’s say, a condominium, do
the
home buyers really care whe
the
r
the
condominium
the
y’r...
16 Dec 2021
Rapid systemic change is needed: slashing emissions in cities
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Policy & Finance
Homestays open doors to financial freedom for women in South Asia
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the
repayments. "I've mortgaged my land for
the
bank loans," said
the
55-year-old. "It would have been better to have died of corona ra
the
r than living like this." On
the
o
the
r side of
the
continent, ...
4 Oct 2021
Homestays open doors to financial freedom for women in South Asia
News /
Food & Agriculture
Bangladesh farmers swap rice for vegetables as water dries up
...
the
prices farmers can charge for
the
ir produce, while storage is also an issue, said Hossain Ali, a farmer in
the
Godagari area of Rajshahi.
When
farmers grow more rice than
the
y can sell, it can be ...
28 Dec 2022
Bangladesh farmers swap rice for vegetables as water dries up
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Carbon & Climate
Coastal cities seen unprepared as IPCC flags climate risk hotspots
...
the
financial resources to deal with such growing threats. More frequent and intense heat, heavy rain, drought and o
the
r climate change impacts are damaging nature, people and
the
places
the
y live, th...
1 Mar 2022
Coastal cities seen unprepared as IPCC flags climate risk hotspots
News /
Food & Agriculture
Food early warning systems can stave off famines
...
the
G7,
the
Global Food Security Summit, and
the
Global Food Security Forum held on
the
sidelines (November 12 and 13) of
the
Group of Twenty (G20). “All of
the
se initiatives have come with meaningful...
2 Dec 2022
Food early warning systems can stave off famines
News /
Policy & Finance
Indonesia's palm oil export ban met with condemnation and praise
...
the
law, failing to meet
the
ir obligations stipulated in
the
ir permits and not paying
the
ir fair share of taxes to
the
state. He noted that
the
re are more than 4.7 million hectares (11.6 million acres...
27 Apr 2022
Indonesia's palm oil export ban met with condemnation and praise
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Food & Agriculture
Lack of resolution mechanisms result to palm oil conflicts to fester in Indonesia
...
the
study says. During
the
launch event, Surya said
the
ministry needed to validate
the
HGU data before it could release
the
m to
the
public. “Once it [
the
validation] is done, for me
the
re’s no reason...
2 Dec 2021
Lack of resolution mechanisms result to palm oil conflicts to fester in Indonesia
News /
Carbon & Climate
'Everybody is welcome,
the
only ask is you come with solutions': COP28’s Majid Al Suwaidi
...
the
results of
the
first ever Global Stocktake (GST) as mandated by
the
Paris Agreement will be released at
the
summit in November.
The
GST aims to assess
the
advances made so far in mitigating and ad...
20 Jan 2023
'Everybody is welcome, the only ask is you come with solutions': COP28’s Majid Al Suwaidi
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Water
'Finding life in places once lifeless': How
the
se 3D-printed terracotta tiles are restoring coral reef ecosystems
...
the
n placing
the
m underwater near o
the
r coral to see if
the
y could grow.
The
y soon discovered that
the
fragments could not survive for long by living on
the
se materials.
The
n
the
y would try o
the
r met...
19 Apr 2023
'Finding life in places once lifeless': How these 3D-printed terracotta tiles are restoring coral reef ecosystems
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Corporate Responsibility
Sustainability recruitment firm Acre launches in Asia
...
the
r firms that offer ESG recruitment services, such as NextWave, Formative Search, and Odgers Berndtson. "Asia is arguably behind Europe and
the
United States
when
it comes to sustainability. But th...
2 Jun 2022
Sustainability recruitment firm Acre launches in Asia
News /
Food & Agriculture
India’s palm oil drive faces reality check
...
the
climatic conditions of some of
the
target areas. For example, in
the
north-east
the
plan proposes to rely on rainfall ra
the
r than irrigation. But annual rainfall in
the
region is lower than
the
2,...
6 Jul 2023
India’s palm oil drive faces reality check
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Lifestyle
Shepherds in Indian Himalayas turn backs on traditional livelihood
...
the
wool and
the
clo
the
s is traditionally
the
job of women in
the
Bhotia community, who often take charge of selling
the
clo
the
s as well. But now
the
y are finding
the
traditional clo
the
s
the
y continue...
21 Jan 2022
Shepherds in Indian Himalayas turn backs on traditional livelihood
News /
Water
How Bangladesh’s shrimp industry is driving a freshwater crisis
...
the
y can during
the
June-September monsoon and eke it out for as long as
the
y can.
The
n
the
y buy drinking water at 40 times
the
price that residents in capital Dhaka pay. “During
the
rainy season we c...
22 Nov 2021
How Bangladesh’s shrimp industry is driving a freshwater crisis
Research /
ethiXbase
eBook: Key trends in anti-bribery & anti-corruption in 2022 & beyond
...
When
2019 ended, we bid farewell to ano
the
r decade, but little did we know what
the
following year had in store for us. In a matter of months,
the
world was hit by a global pandemic, which still exist...
7 Feb 2022
eBook: Key trends in anti-bribery & anti-corruption in 2022 & beyond
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Policy & Finance
‘Infrastructure-first’ approach causes conflict in Indonesia
...
The
latest incident was in December 2021,
when
the
Rendu community blocked
the
road to prevent
the
arrival of a team conducting field observations at
the
construction site.
The
villagers accused
the
t...
12 May 2022
‘Infrastructure-first’ approach causes conflict in Indonesia
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Cities
Twitter sleuths and disaster mappers look for a backup plan
...
the
ongoing conflict.
The
re are concerns around
the
se users being exposed if
the
platform collapses, and about
the
security of private data - in particular,
the
risk of direct messages being hacked or...
28 Nov 2022
Twitter sleuths and disaster mappers look for a backup plan
News /
Cities
India's poor coal 'thieves' forced to scavenge for survival
...
the
m, end up working at
the
bottom of
the
coal industry for
the
lowest pay, he noted. "
The
re are no o
the
r jobs," he added.
The
ft or survival? At
the
opencast mines in Jharkhand's Jharia coalfield, men...
8 Feb 2023
India's poor coal 'thieves' forced to scavenge for survival
News /
Lifestyle
Climate-conscious Indians tap carbon credits for greener fun
...
the
ir bit to reduce
the
celebration's climate-heating emissions.
The
ir gift hampers contained QR codes linking to
the
Climes website where
the
y could easily offset a share of
the
party's emissions by ...
20 Dec 2022
Climate-conscious Indians tap carbon credits for greener fun
News /
Manufacturing
Thailand bars prisons from using inmates to make fishing nets
...
the
price of seafood. "Finding hundreds of thousands of workers is not an easy task, and at
the
end of
the
day, it's
the
fishermen and consumers who will face
the
burden," he said. "Ei
the
r by
the
end ...
1 Jul 2022
Thailand bars prisons from using inmates to make fishing nets
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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
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
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
News /
Water
Water risks threaten trade as companies face US$397 billion exposure: CDP
Growing water stress is creating financial and supply chain risks for businesses, with many companies still lacking systems …
Water risks threaten trade as companies face US$397 billion exposure: CDP
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