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Policy & Finance
Carbon markets alone won’t keep Sou
the
ast Asia’s forests standing: report
...
the
se concessions — an area larger than
the
entire country of Malaysia. Losing
the
se forests could lead to emissions in
the
range of 1.2 gigatonnes of carbon dioxide over
the
next three decades,
the
s...
4 Aug 2026
Carbon markets alone won’t keep Southeast Asia’s forests standing: report
News /
Waste
Deep-sea snails and mussels in Indian and Pacific Oceans contain microplastics: study
...
the
researchers are in
the
North Fiji Basin in
the
southwestern Pacific Ocean. It’s
the
first of two expeditions to study
the
inhabitants of deep-sea hydro
the
rmal vents.
The
ir next journey will take t...
4 Aug 2026
Deep-sea snails and mussels in Indian and Pacific Oceans contain microplastics: study
News /
Food & Agriculture
China can drive Asia’s transition to green agriculture
...
the
Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO),
the
leading certification body for promoting ethical palm oil. By July 2025, 480 Chinese companies were members of
the
RSPO.
The
re is huge potential for ...
19 Feb 2026
China can drive Asia’s transition to green agriculture
Press Releases /
AT ONE IMPACT WEEK
AT ONE IMPACT WEEK 2026 Singapore returns to build
the
architecture of a well-being economy
...
The
Forum asks: how do we build
the
Well-being Economy? It convenes
the
dialogue, capital and coalitions required to redesign systems.
The
Festival, AT ONE - all is well asks
the
o
the
r half of
the
qu...
9 Sep 2026
AT ONE IMPACT WEEK 2026 Singapore returns to build the architecture of a well-being economy
News /
Policy & Finance
Sustainable finance still growing in Asia as real economy moves towards decarbonisation
...
the
ir Scope 3 emissions, how do
the
y work with
the
ir supply chains to ensure that
the
y have
the
knowledge,
the
capability and
the
financing that allows
the
m to decarbonise
the
ir value chain?
The
y can ...
22 Jun 2026
Sustainable finance still growing in Asia as real economy moves towards decarbonisation
News /
Corporate Responsibility
Low ESG scores linked to higher default risk for South Korean firms: study
...
the
strongest statistical link to default risk.
The
authors said
the
results show that “ESG controversies can go beyond reputational damage and materially increase
the
risk of corporate default.”
The
...
3 Feb 2026
Low ESG scores linked to higher default risk for South Korean firms: study
News /
Food & Agriculture
How is Bangladesh preparing farmers for increasingly salty soil?
...
when
nothing at all would grow in
the
dry season on her land near Rampal, about 60 miles (97 km) up
the
Rupsa River from
the
Bay of Bengal.
The
soil was simply too salty. With
the
extra money, she say...
29 Apr 2025
How is Bangladesh preparing farmers for increasingly salty soil?
News /
Energy
Pakistan must shape its clean energy future
...
the
Chinese company CATL. While
the
plant usually draws from
the
national grid
when
possible,
the
se batteries can power it during
the
blackouts that have become an almost daily problem. Across Pakista...
8 Oct 2025
Pakistan must shape its clean energy future
News /
Food & Agriculture
Climate change damages in Philippine crops reach $219 billion: study
...
the
report added. Laura David, professor at
the
University of
the
Philippines and one of
the
report's authors, cited insurance as a means to help protect
the
food security by stabilising farmers’ prod...
19 Feb 2026
Climate change damages in Philippine crops reach $219 billion: study
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
The
trillion-dollar opportunity:
the
smart economics of
the
energy transition
...
the
economic growth story of
the
21st century”. We can see this playing out
when
we look at
the
pace of development of
the
renewable energy sector and
the
huge investment that some of
the
world’s bigg...
18 Nov 2025
The trillion-dollar opportunity: the smart economics of the energy transition
Opinion /
Waste
What will it take to break
the
global plastic treaty deadlock?
...
the
o
the
r, opacity in
the
negotiations is precisely what allows member states to keep blocking
the
treaty.
When
states are still bringing up
the
same arguments
the
y raised at INC-2, or are re-opening ...
23 Sep 2025
What will it take to break the global plastic treaty deadlock?
News /
Carbon & Climate
WHO chief scientist says US exit from organisation has impacts on climate and health research beyond funding loss
...
the
se are national.
The
y are at least regional, if not global. And
the
y all need global responses, because
the
world is so connected now. We saw this during
the
pandemic, and it will be
the
same
when
...
13 Aug 2025
WHO chief scientist says US exit from organisation has impacts on climate and health research beyond funding loss
News /
Energy
Climate action can unlock Sou
the
ast Asia’s future competitiveness
...
the
transition? Economic benefits like investment and jobs help explain
the
pace, but
the
y don’t tell
the
whole story. Beneath
the
m lies a shift in development strategy, easing
the
pressures of
the
fo...
27 Jan 2026
Climate action can unlock Southeast Asia’s future competitiveness
News /
Carbon & Climate
Behind
the
'bribe, bully, buy' tactics of developed countries, with veteran climate negotiator Dr Gary
The
seira
...
the
mselves with good people whose advice
the
y take. But unfortunately,
the
re are leaders in
the
world who surround
the
mselves with billionaires, so
the
advice
the
y receive is off
the
mark. And
the
n th...
4 Apr 2025
Behind the 'bribe, bully, buy' tactics of developed countries, with veteran climate negotiator Dr Gary Theseira
News /
Transport
Asean poised for US$8.5bn windfall from UN-backed airline carbon scheme
...
the
Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam, must purchase
the
se credits to offset emissions from global routes
when
the
y rise above 85 per cent of
the
ir 2019 levels. Sou
the
ast Asia is poised to ...
1 Jul 2026
Asean poised for US$8.5bn windfall from UN-backed airline carbon scheme
News /
Energy
'Not a given that renewables will be harmless': How poor siting could slow Sou
the
ast Asia's energy transition
...
the
ir investments derisk projects for o
the
r investors with lower standards, and if
the
y aren’t properly selecting and managing projects to protect people and
the
planet,
the
n
the
y have abandoned
the
ir...
20 Aug 2025
'Not a given that renewables will be harmless': How poor siting could slow Southeast Asia's energy transition
Press Releases /
UNICEF
TOMORROW X TOGE
THE
R join forces with UNICEF to support youth mental health
...
the
y often experience stigma
when
speaking about
the
ir mental health and
the
y struggle to find resources for support,” said UNICEF Executive Director Ca
the
rine Russell. “TOMORROW X TOGE
THE
...
2 Jun 2026
TOMORROW X TOGETHER join forces with UNICEF to support youth mental health
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
The
real tragedy of
the
horizon: where framing climate change as financial risk went wrong
...
the
y respond to risk, and
the
set of legal and o
the
r mandates within which
the
y operate. Net zero targets, transition plans, and portfolio alignment metrics have proliferated, but
the
y nei
the
r help fi...
3 Oct 2025
The real tragedy of the horizon: where framing climate change as financial risk went wrong
News /
Waste
Philippine firms cutting plastics show that polluter-pays laws work in Global South: Nanette Medved-Po
...
the
n help
the
m remove anything that is left from
the
environment. We help
the
m execute through our project partners around
the
country. We put
the
documentation toge
the
r to prove that
the
companies r...
25 Jun 2025
Philippine firms cutting plastics show that polluter-pays laws work in Global South: Nanette Medved-Po
News /
Waste
Plastic treaty talks in limbo: Who will finance
the
next round of negotiations?
...
The
fact that
the
like-minded group rejected
the
second chair’s text, which was still a very low ambition treaty, proves that
the
y simply want nothing at all.” At
the
close of
the
sessions, nations di...
19 Aug 2025
Plastic treaty talks in limbo: Who will finance the next round of negotiations?
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Water
Southeast Asia’s growth is getting thirstier – and businesses are taking notice
EB Studio
As industrialisation, digital infrastructure and climate pressures reshape demand, companies are being pushed to look beyond how much …
Southeast Asia’s growth is getting thirstier – and businesses are taking notice
News /
Water
‘Rivers do not stop at political boundaries’: Bhutan’s Princess on forests, water and Himalayan cooperation
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Bhutan’s decades-long conservation efforts, bolstered by Restore Bhutan’s goal of bringing 50,000 hectares of degraded landscapes back to …
‘Rivers do not stop at political boundaries’: Bhutan’s Princess on forests, water and Himalayan cooperation
News /
Cities
Indonesia’s wildfire haze blankets Southeast Asia
Air quality in cities and districts across Southeast Asia has reached hazardous levels in recent weeks owing to …
Indonesia’s wildfire haze blankets Southeast Asia
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Who is responsible for Nepal’s tragedy?
The devastating floods in Nepal demonstrate what happens when reckless development puts climate-vulnerable communities in harm’s way.
Who is responsible for Nepal’s tragedy?
News /
Energy
Türkiye seeks global backing for ‘climate responsible AI’ at COP31
The voluntary Antalya Pledge asks governments and companies to disclose data centre energy use and shift to renewables, …
Türkiye seeks global backing for 'climate responsible AI' at COP31
News /
Energy
China is using AI to improve renewable efficiency. What can Southeast Asia learn?
The region must strengthen grids and clean energy capacity to incorporate AI for efficiency, experts say. But in …
China is using AI to improve renewable efficiency. What can Southeast Asia learn?
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