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Social Protection for the Informal Economy in South Asia
The informal economy leaves workers exposed to financial and personal risks
Unraveling the Health Risks of Climate Change
Only recently has the international community begun to recognize that the climate crisis represents a health emergency.
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.
How Can Governments Support Electricity Distribution to Achieve Net Zero in Asia?
Japan and Indonesia point to positive aspects of government intervention in the electricity market instead of a completely free market.
Promoting Corporate Climate Action Through Greenhouse Gas Accounting
Disclosing information on emissions allows companies to demonstrate their commitment to achieving net zero.
Evaluating G7 Commitments on Climate Change, Health, Well-Being, and Agriculture
Accountability and transparency are fundamental principles of the G7.
Will the G7 Apulia Summit Follow Think Tanks to Rearticulate Multilateralism?
Think tanks have demonstrated the benefits of greater cooperation.
Climate-Smart Agriculture for a Sustainable Future
Climate-smart agriculture is crucial for increasing farmers' resilience to climate change and promoting a sustainable future for agricultural sectors.
The Hidden Menace of Microplastics
Microplastics can be invisible to the naked eye but threaten the environment and even our own food chain.
Facilitating high-speed rail knowledge transfer between Japan and India
High-speed rail training programs can be improved by understanding the differences in education and training styles between countries.
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