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Near record high food prices keep poorest people on the edge
Global food prices are at high levels and when combined with continued volatility, put the poorest people in the developing world at continued risk, according to the World Bank Group’s Food Price W...
15 Aug 2011
Near record high food prices keep poorest people on the edge
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Reducing poverty by growing fuel and food
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smallholders
"Farming systems that combine food and energy crops present numerous benefits to poor rural communities," said Alexander Müller, FAO Assistant Director-General for Natural Resources. "For...
17 Feb 2011
Reducing poverty by growing fuel and food
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Carbon & Climate
SE Asian palm oil firms go on African land safari
Southeast Asian palm oil firms are turning to Africa as land runs out back home and world demand for cheap cooking oil soars, but the continent's harsh weather, high costs and land disputes could dera...
29 Apr 2011
SE Asian palm oil firms go on African land safari
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Carbon & Climate
Greener palm oil needs more Asia support: Unilever
Palm oil buyers in India and China need to join those in Europe in signing up for a certification scheme to promote sustainable palm oil, consumer goods giant Unilever said on Tuesday. The Roundtable ...
19 Oct 2010
Greener palm oil needs more Asia support: Unilever
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Food & Agriculture
Truly sustainable business model eliminates “either/or” choices, by Aida Greenbury
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smallholders
slash and burn tracts for personal and community farming and agricultural needs. Government regulations ban such vandalism, but enforcing the law is difficult when resources are limited a...
14 Apr 2011
Truly sustainable business model eliminates “either/or” choices, by Aida Greenbury
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Carbon & Climate
Planters need to do more checks to prevent forest fire and haze
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smallholders
in Malaysia had been adopting zero-burning policy for quite sometime. In Malaysia, even though the Government had strictly imposed a ban on open burning in 1998, the practice of land clea...
26 Oct 2010
Planters need to do more checks to prevent forest fire and haze
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Energy
Start-up fund for biodiesel programme
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smallholders
in replanting activities. Replanting is widely seen as a way to enhance productivity and also to achieve Malaysia’s long-term target to achieve national average of 35 tonnes of fresh frui...
5 Oct 2010
Start-up fund for biodiesel programme
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Water
Diverse water sources key to food security: report
Increasingly erratic rainfall patterns related to climate change pose a major threat to food security and economic growth, water experts said on Monday, arguing for greater investment in water storage...
5 Sep 2010
Diverse water sources key to food security: report
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From around the world, lessons in 'climate smart' agriculture
Farmers around the world are adopting new ways of producing food that both help cope with climate change and reduce farming's greenhouse gas emissions, according to a new FAO website on 'climate-smart...
4 Nov 2010
From around the world, lessons in 'climate smart' agriculture
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Policy & Finance
Where there's smoke
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smallholders
and big plantations the cheapest, quickest way of clearing logged land of rejected or overlooked trees and the undergrowth, thereby making it available for other uses—often, these days, t...
28 Oct 2010
Where there's smoke
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Food & Agriculture
Tree huggers and loggers of the world, unite
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smallholders
who start the fires, or to control the direction in which the fire spreads, they say. Put both groups together in one place and sparks are guaranteed to fly. I was at a local dialogue las...
31 Oct 2010
Tree huggers and loggers of the world, unite
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World Business and Development Award winners show that fighting poverty can also benefit business
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Smallholders
to Climate Change, Germany Feedback Ventures, India Ferrovial, Spain GAP Regional Directorate, Turkey Promigas, Colombia Geoffman Enterprises, Uganda Mahindra and Mahindra, India Schneide...
20 Sep 2010
World Business and Development Award winners show that fighting poverty can also benefit business
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AI, bans and facial scans: Digital frontiers in 2026
Gen Z protests, internet shutdowns, surveillance and AI: looking into the digital landscape of 2026.
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Manufacturing
Can the fashion industry adapt to a warming world?
COP30 agreed to triple adaptation finance, but the fashion industry needs adaptation measures now.
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ClientEarth hires first Asia fundraiser
Mirabella Pulido joins the environmental law charity from energy think tank Carbon Tracker, and will be based in …
ClientEarth hires first Asia fundraiser
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What happened to gender equality in 2025
Progress is fragile and 2026 must be the year of action and accountability on gender rights.
What happened to gender equality in 2025
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Taiwan to ease carbon fees for heavy industry over competitiveness fears
The government proposed allowing steel, cement and other export-exposed sectors to cut chargeable emissions by up to 80 …
Taiwan to ease carbon fees for heavy industry over competitiveness fears
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