Car Free Day and Its Role in Shaping Sustainable Cities
From cleaner air to safer streets, Car Free Day shows how reducing car dependence can help cities become more sustainable.... Read More
Sukma Prasanthi
Anak Agung Istri Sukma Prasanthi Maheswari is a Reporter and Research Assistant at Green Network Asia. She is an undergraduate student from Universitas Brawijaya majoring in English Literature. She has a strong interest in topics related to sustainable development, gender equality, and social inclusion.
What Fading Butterfly Colors Reveal About Environmental Stress
Butterfly colors are fading as deforestation and climate change reshape their habitats, revealing deeper environmental stress.... Read More
The Hidden Threat of Tire Pollution to Salmon Populations
Tire pollution is an invisible yet significant source of microplastics that contribute to salmon deaths, raising urgent environmental justice concerns.... Read More
Closing the Sacrifice Gap: Mainstreaming Climate Behavior for Meaningful Change
The Societal Shift report explores how public attitudes, economic pressures, and enabling conditions shape climate behavior.... Read More
The Pink Tax and the Cost of Being a Woman
Gendered pricing, commonly known as the Pink Tax, adds unseen costs to women’s daily expenses, deepening economic burden and gender inequality.... Read More
The Rise of Renewable Energy Overtakes Coal as Electricity Source
Renewable energy has surpassed coal for the first time, signaling a global shift toward cleaner and more sustainable electricity.... Read More
Empowering Women Entrepreneurs for ASEAN’s Green Economy
Women entrepreneurs are key drivers in ASEAN’s green economy. Yet, many still face barriers that limit their full potential.... Read More
Looking into the Gender Pay Gap in Sports and What It Entails
The persistent gender pay gap in sports continues to undermine women athletes’ recognition, wellbeing, and career longevity.... Read More
More Graduates, Fewer Jobs: Looking into Graduate Unemployment in Developing Countries
More young people are graduating than ever before, yet graduate unemployment in developing countries persists due to skill mismatch and weak economies.... Read More
Promoting Healthy Aging with Age-Friendly Cities
How can age-friendly cities support older people and their continued health, safety, and participation in society? ... Read More