About Dil Rahut
Dil Rahut is vice-chair of research and a senior research fellow at ADBI.Navigating Linear Transport Infrastructure Through Conservation Landscapes
Transport infrastructure such as roads and railways facilitates connectivity and growth but also fragments habitats, disrupts wildlife movement, and threatens biodiversity.
Evaluating G20 Commitments on Climate Change, Health, Well-Being, and Agriculture
The G20 has consistently emphasized its role as the premier forum for global economic cooperation, operating in the spirit of multilateralism and consensus.
Forests and Climate: Urgent Action Needed at COP29
Forests play a fundamental role in the global carbon cycle and are one of our most powerful natural allies in combating climate change.
Mechanization Driving the Future of Agriculture in Asia
Agricultural mechanization boosts production by using machinery for tasks like plowing, irrigation, and harvesting to increase efficiency, reduce labor intensity, and alleviate seasonal labor shortages.
Funding a Resilient Future: Bridging Climate Financing Gaps
Climate finance is at the forefront of the climate change discourse as a critical tool for achieving mitigation and adaptation outcomes.
Food Security Amid Evolving Inclusive Growth Priorities
Food security is a global challenge impacted by multiple evolving threats to the food supply chain.
How the Internet is Revolutionizing Sustainable Agriculture in Asia
Internet use can fosters a more sustainable future for agriculture through improved farm management and farm performance.
Social Protection for the Informal Economy in South Asia
The informal economy leaves workers exposed to financial and personal risks
Linking Farmers to Markets Through Agricultural Cooperatives and E-Commerce in Asia
Market participation profoundly impacts farmers’ livelihoods and well-being by boosting household incomes and contributing to food and nutrition security.
Evaluating G7 Commitments on Climate Change, Health, Well-Being, and Agriculture
Accountability and transparency are fundamental principles of the G7.
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