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News / Food & Agriculture

Growing pains: The fight to end malnutrition

...the end of the study, the 100 students who received the fortified rice had higher levels of iron, zinc and vitamins A, B3 and B12 compared to their counterparts in the control group, in line with the ...

24 Jan 2018

Growing pains: The fight to end malnutrition

News / Policy & Finance

Commbank's new climate policy 'flagrant hypocrisy', say activists

...the same day that chief executive officer Ian Narev would quit his role at the end of the financial year in 2018. The key pledges made by the policy include: Reducing carbon emissions per employee fr...

18 Aug 2017

Commbank's new climate policy 'flagrant hypocrisy', say activists

News / Carbon & Climate

How food production and climate change are intertwined

...the first time, the 2016 World Economic Forum’s global risks report ranks the failure of climate change mitigation and adaptation as the most impactful risk to countries and industries, with water cri...

29 Sep 2016

How food production and climate change are intertwined

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Where the glass ceiling is already smashed

...they earn back into their families, according to the World Bank. Women build solid networks with their communities and as a result their families are wealthier and healthier. They are the ultimate eco...

19 Sep 2016

Where the glass ceiling is already smashed

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Why India and China are driving the 'global green shift'

...the markets. One of the reasons that China’s green strategies are so interesting is that they clearly draw from and build on the prior experiences of East Asia in using the strategies of the developme...

8 May 2017

Why India and China are driving the 'global green shift'

News / Policy & Finance

Asean banks need to raise the bar in sustainable finance

...the planet. The majority of the banks in the study (21 of the 34) recognise that the businesses they lend money to might harm the environment and society, but none of them disclose how they manage sus...

11 Oct 2017

Asean banks need to raise the bar in sustainable finance

News / Policy & Finance

Insured crabs, tea help China's farmers avoid extreme weather losses

...ther Ma, the tea grower in Anji County, for instance, had already lost last year's harvest to extreme cold when freezing temperatures hit his plantations again this year, withering the tea leaves. "Th...

13 Oct 2016

Insured crabs, tea help China's farmers avoid extreme weather losses

News / Carbon & Climate

Thorny issue of who will pay for climate damage simmers at UN talks

...the review of the WIM, which was due to be completed at these talks. Developing countries want the review to happen over the next year and cover the future of the mechanism, while developed countries ...

14 Nov 2016

Thorny issue of who will pay for climate damage simmers at UN talks

Opinion / Energy

A greener grid for East Asia

...the shelving of nuclear power is a significant shift in the country’s energy strategy. Indeed, some have expressed doubts about the feasibility of Moon’s plans. There are also questions about how the ...

14 Aug 2017

A greener grid for East Asia

Press Releases / Ashden

Trail blazing Asian organisations shortlisted for 2017 Ashden Awards

...the shortlist for the 2017 Ashden International Awards with several innovative organisations working in Asia in the running. The Ashden Awards are a globally recognised measure of excellence in the f...

15 Mar 2017

Trail blazing Asian organisations shortlisted for 2017 Ashden Awards

Videos / Policy & Finance

Nepali women row against tide of discrimination on tourist lake

...their daughters since they leave home to live with their husbands and in-laws after marriage. “ The first thing they do is look at my face, and some get annoyed and go to another boat, saying they do...

21 Feb 2017

Nepali women row against tide of discrimination on tourist lake

Press Releases / Iggesund Paperboard

Income and diversification appeals to northern UK farmers

...the years – it planted an energy crop on the ten hectares of land surrounding the mill. The crop will be harvested for the first time in the winter of 2016. “We’re keen to show peop...

1 Feb 2017

Income and diversification appeals to northern UK farmers

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Trump's victory may force climate leadership role onto China

...the shared commitment of the largest players in the room, the agreement would have been impossible. Moreover, the two presidents went out of their way at the beginning of the meeting to demonstrate th...

14 Nov 2016

Trump's victory may force climate leadership role onto China

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Digital solutions for climate finance

...the applications, platforms and companies working to implement these solutions are in their infancy, the above scenarios are all within the realm of possibility. This article explores the innovative a...

16 Jan 2018

Digital solutions for climate finance

News / Policy & Finance

Panda twins live the high life back home

...the United States, to bamboo, apple and Chinese steamed bread, according to their keeper, Luo Yunhong. The sisters are on good terms, said Luo. "They've never fight. Sometimes they hug each other when...

8 Dec 2016

Panda twins live the high life back home

Opinion / Water

China’s 'sponge cities' aim to re-use 70% of rainwater – here's how

...the other way when violations are discovered. The unsung tedium of tightening controls is less exciting than bold innovations, but equally crucial for managing water. Gains from sponge city programs s...

8 Sep 2017

China’s 'sponge cities' aim to re-use 70% of rainwater – here's how

News / Carbon & Climate

Devastated villages pay the price for ignoring coal’s environmental impact

...the land is abandoned now; tufts of grass force their way through the loose soil, approaching knee-height. Everything – the land, grass, and mountains far off in the distance – is the same colour as t...

16 Dec 2016

Devastated villages pay the price for ignoring coal’s environmental impact

News / Carbon & Climate

China set for top spot in carbon trading

...the world biggest carbon market. Carbon trading is the system of buying and selling credits tied to the emission of greenhouse gases (GHGs). The theory behind it is that as regulations on emissions ar...

5 Dec 2016

China set for top spot in carbon trading

News / Energy

Brahmaputra boat clinic goes solar, powering up rural healthcare

...the shore. Twenty minutes later, she asks to see the dentist and is guided to the lower deck of the S. B. Nahor, a boat offering healthcare services that operates on the Brahmaputra river in the north...

1 Nov 2017

Brahmaputra boat clinic goes solar, powering up rural healthcare

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Rising migration demands 'roaming' health coverage

...the enrolment of the non-poor informal sector, and fully subsidise the insurance coverage of the poor and other vulnerable populations. Pooling these various revenue sources, NHIs then leverage their...

8 Aug 2017

Rising migration demands 'roaming' health coverage