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Eco-Business turns 10: A decade of reporting on sustainable development in AsiaAs Eco-Business celebrates its tenth anniversary, we ask: what is Asia Pacific's sustainable development story so far? -
Women in Asia changing the futureLast year, the inaugural Women of the Future Awards recognised nine women driving positive impactful change in Asia. In its second edition, more winners have been honoured, highlighting the region’s abundance of inspirational female talent.
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Taiwanese property broker wins top honours at Asia Sustainability Reporting AwardsTaiwan property rental services firm Sinyi Realty was the top winner at the annual awards which recognise sustainability reporting leaders in the region. -
Apple wins global award for efforts to eradicate slave labourMore than 40 million people are estimated to be trapped as slaves in forced labour and forced marriages, most of them women and girls.
Awards Opinion
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If he were alive today, Alfred Nobel would have wanted an environment prize– University of Southampton lecturer James Dyke makes the case for a Nobel Prize for Sustainability. -
Awards & Recognitions: There’s a lot to gain from not winning– Junice Yeo says that when it comes to sustainability awards and rankings, winning isn’t everything -
From talking bags to SoRPlas: Mobile companies going green–The average lifespan of a cellphone is around 18 months and according to the June 2013 report published by Electronics Take Back, the United States alone has generated about 152 ...
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‘Liter of Light’ movement shines in US ethical advertising award– United States-based Ethical Markets Media has awarded this year’s top ethical media campaigns to ‘A Liter of Light’ from the Philippines and Thai Life Insurance’s ‘Unsung Hero’.
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From mountain explorer to healthcare designer, Rolex honours inspiring youths– [Sponsored Video] The Rolex Awards for Enterprise honours five young achievers for their remarkable innovation in medical science, environmental conservation and geological exploration.
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Suzhou wins the 2014 Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize– The city of Suzhou in China clinches the biennial Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize for balancing sustainable economic development with cultural conservation, showing cities in China and other developing countries that urban challenges can be addressed responsibly.
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Saving water with smart technology: Interview with TaKaDu's Amir Peleg– Fresh from the win from a global award, smart water technology firm TaKaDu’s founder chief executive Amir Peleg speaks to Jessica Cheam about the firm’s journey to help the world save water and why it wants to set up in Singapore
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