Paths to Achieve Decent Work for Domestic Workers
The International Labour Organization’s research explores the challenges and work required to achieve decent work for domestic workers.... Read more
National Governments
Rebuilding Infrastructures to Address Water Scarcity in Sudan
A UNEP-led project has been rebuilding infrastructure to address water scarcity in Sudan's drought-prone and conflict-ridden region.... Read more
Australia’s New Strategy to Strengthen Trade and Investments with Southeast Asia
The Southeast Asia Economic Strategy to 2040 aims to enhance Australia-Southeast Asia trade and investments in various sectors.... Read more
How School Meals Support Children in Cambodia
The World Food Programme’s school meals program aims to tackle education, nutrition, and gender equality issues in Cambodia.... Read more
Malaysia and Indonesia Struggle with Transboundary Haze in Southeast Asia
This year, the transboundary haze hits Southeast Asia, especially Malaysia and Indonesia hard, causing unhealthy levels of air quality.... Read more
Looking into Malaysia’s Energy Transition Progress
A report by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) shares an outlook on Malaysia’s energy transition.... Read more
Caution Against Prioritizing Carbon Market Above Ecosystem Conservation
Ecologists warn of the dangers of prioritizing tree-planting for the carbon market above biodiversity and ecosystem conservation.... Read more
AlUla Heritage Sites and UNESCO Collaborate for Culture and Education
The Royal Commission for AlUla and UNESCO partner to advance the role of AlUla heritage sites in cultural exchange and education.... Read more
Food Loss and Waste in Southeast Asia
There are things to note on the current landscape, challenges, and pathways to reduce food loss and waste in Southeast Asia.... Read more
UNEP Report Shares Recommendations to Improve Sand Sustainability
The “Sand and Sustainability: 10 strategic recommendations to avert a crisis” report aims to bring attention to global sand sustainability.... Read more