The Current Landscape of Asia’s Various Green Taxonomy Systems
The IEEFA released a comparative report on existing green taxonomy mechanisms across Asian countries.
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Dinda Rahmania
Dinda is a Reporter at Green Network Asia. She is currently studying undergraduate program of International Relations at President University.
Supporting Clean Energy Access for Low-Income Households in Egypt
Expanding affordable and clean energy access to low-income communities is essential to a just energy transition.... Read More
How Combined Conservation Efforts Help Recover Endangered Iberian Lynx Population
Combined Iberian Lynx conservation efforts through multi-stakeholder collaboration show positive results.... Read More
New Global Guidelines for Equitable Clinical Trials
WHO launched a new guidance to ensure that clinical trials are more effective and equitable.... Read More
Nature-based Solutions Are Proven Effective in Mitigating Climate-Related Disasters
A new global assessment reveals that nature-based solutions are cost-effective and efficient in combating climate-related disasters.... Read More
Improving Access to Bangla Sign Language Learning Through Digital Dictionary
UNDP Bangladesh launched Bangla sign language digital dictionary to ease access of learning for everyone.
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How Moana Project Combines Traditional Knowledge and Technology for Ocean Sustainability
The Moana Project in New Zealand aims to protect the ocean by combining traditional knowledge with technology.... Read More
The Sanad Initiative: Bridging Service Gap for Displaced Palestinians in Egypt
The Sanad Initiative bridges the service gap for displaced Palestinians in Egypt, where they lack refugee status.... Read More
Incentivizing Literacy to Ease Prison Overcrowding in the Philippines
The Philippines government and UNODC launched the “Read Your Way Out” initiative to ease prison overcrowding using literacy.
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Using Traffic Rumblings to Measure Soil Moisture
Researchers unveiled a new method to measure soil moisture using ground vibrations from daily human activities.... Read More