With sustained commitment and robust implementation, a national ESG framework would guide Mauritius toward a green ICT future.... Read More
Green Economy
Singapore is one of the leading countries in Asia’s equity market’s green revenue share. How does Singapore attract green investment?... Read More
The ESPR aims to make sustainable, repairable, and longer-lasting products a new standard across the EU market.... Read More
Businesses are competing to be seen as the most sustainable. However, most of Asia still lacks specific regulations about green claims.... Read More
In December 2024, the UK government announced a £15 million food waste fund to redistribute surplus produce from farms.... Read More
The rise of community repair is a sign that people are ready to change their consumption patterns toward a circular economy. ... Read More
What is the current state of national-level strategies to support greening SMEs in ASEAN countries?... Read More
The IEEFA released a comparative report on existing green taxonomy mechanisms across Asian countries.
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The restorative economy serves as an antithesis to economic growth that solely prioritizes GDP without considering sustainability.... Read More
A joint report by Bain & Company and partners explores the state, challenges, and opportunities for climate actions in Southeast Asia.... Read More

How Mauritius’s National ESG Framework Can Guide the Island State’s Green ICT Future
How Singapore Attracts Green Investment
Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) for a Circular and Sustainable EU Market
Regulating Green Claims in Asia
Will the UK Government Finally Deliver the £15 Million Food Waste Fund?
The Rising Trend of Community Repair
The ASEAN Way in Greening SMEs: Is It Enough?
The Current Landscape of Asia’s Various Green Taxonomy Systems
Restorative Economy: Balancing Economic Growth and Environmental Sustainability
Closing the Gap Between Commitments and Climate Actions in Southeast Asia