Indonesia and Japan have signed a 23.1-billion yen loan project for volcanic disaster risk reduction in Indonesia.... Read More
National Governments
From conflicts to misinformation, the report by the World Economic Forum offers experts’ insight into current global risks and future outlook.... Read More
Efforts to support informal waste workers in Vietnam are underway, such as through integration into the EPR mechanism.... Read More
Green Election refers to practices that reduce the environmental impacts of electoral processes. Can this be done in Indonesia?... Read More
In December 2024, the UK government announced a £15 million food waste fund to redistribute surplus produce from farms.... Read More
At the end of 2024, countries reported current climate action progress to the UNFCCC in the first Biennial Transparency Report.... Read More
Social protection needs to be as comprehensive as possible to address the complex risks women face throughout their lives.... Read More
The issue must be understood and addressed on a systemic level to create meaningful progress in ending child malnutrition.... Read More
Thailand reforms its healthcare system under the Universal Coverage Scheme, highlighting digitalization and health data integration for better services.... Read More
A report revealed that many of the agreements signed in AZEC could instead extend fossil fuel use and increase greenhouse gas emissions.... Read More

Indonesia-Japan’s Volcanic Disaster Risk Reduction Loan Project
The Global Risks Report 2025 Highlights an Increasingly Fragmented World
Integrating Informal Waste Workers into the Waste Management System in Vietnam
Green Election: Realizing Environmentally Friendly Election Campaigns in Indonesia
Will the UK Government Finally Deliver the £15 Million Food Waste Fund?
Countries Submit the First Biennial Transparency Report for Climate Transparency
How Social Protection Can Support Gender Equality
Child Malnutrition Is a Structural Issue
Thailand’s Universal Coverage Scheme Reformation
Would AZEC’s Decarbonization Efforts Lead to Increased Emissions Instead?