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From Mekong to Maluku: Why ASEAN must act now on river justice
Academia 7 months ago

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From Mekong to Maluku: Why ASEAN must act now on river justice

ASEAN's failure to establish enforceable legal norms for shared water governance risks undermining both environmental justice and regional stability. 
Blue diplomacy: Charting a sustainable ocean for the blue economy
Academia 8 months ago

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Blue diplomacy: Charting a sustainable ocean for the blue economy

By forging common rules and investing in ocean stewardship, the world can unlock the blue economy's full potential, securing prosperity and equity while keeping our seas healthy.
Addressing urban challenges by protecting indigenous peoples
Academia 9 months ago

Addressing urban challenges by protecting indigenous peoples

If governments have their own people’s interest as a priority, then deliberative practices at the ground level should be seen as the biggest opportunity to manage urban spaces. 
Apical optimistic about fulfilling 2030 sustainability targets
Economy 10 months ago

Apical optimistic about fulfilling 2030 sustainability targets

Leading vegetable oil processor Apical is optimistic about its sustainability achievements as it reaches the halfway point of its Apical2030 sustainability commitment.
Indigenous peoples’ rights: The ASEAN paradox
Academia 11 months ago

Indigenous peoples’ rights: The ASEAN paradox

Indonesia, despite the third constitutional amendment that recognizes and respects traditional communities, still denies legal protections for its indigenous peoples. 
No turning back: A pivotal moment for women and girls in Asia-Pacific
Academia 11 months ago

No turning back: A pivotal moment for women and girls in Asia-Pacific

Closing gender gaps in employment would boost gross domestic product (GDP) by up to 20 percent globally. 
Boost road safety for people, planet and prosperity
Academia 1 year ago

Boost road safety for people, planet and prosperity

Global leaders must take urgent, concerted action to end road carnage.
Agroforestry: A sustainable path to food self-sufficiency
Academia 1 year ago

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Agroforestry: A sustainable path to food self-sufficiency

Contrary to outdated views, agroforestry is now seen as a modern, adaptive practice that supports food security and environmental sustainability.
School meals provide food for thought, fuel for development
Academia 1 year ago

School meals provide food for thought, fuel for development

A global clearinghouse for the provision of school meals is a possible solution to feeding the hundreds of millions of children in the world's poorest countries toward meeting the SDGs' 2030 deadline.
Last chance for the SDGs?
Academia 1 year ago

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Last chance for the SDGs?

Decisions made in the coming days will have a significant bearing on the future of funding for poor countries.
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