Mapping Rooftop Solar Installations in the Philippines
The Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities has launched a solar mapping tool to detect rooftop solar installations nationwide.... Read More
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Collaboration to Drive Greater Adaptation Finance Against Climate Hazards in ASEAN
As the world faces a significant financing gap, several organizations announced a collaboration to foster greater adaptation finance in ASEAN.... Read More
Veolia Reveals 2024 Water Savings and Emission Reduction for Its Clients in Cities and Industries Across Asia
In 2024 alone, Veolia conserved 108 million m3 of freshwater and reduced over 2.8 million tons of CO2 equivalent emissions (Scope 4) for its clients in Asia.... Read More
A Social Animal: Recognizing social connection as a pillar of health and wellbeing
Amid the rise of social isolation and loneliness, recognizing social connection as an integral part of our health is crucial.... Read More
Launching a High-Level Commitment to Protect Climate-Resilient Coral Reefs
Eleven countries have signed a high-level commitment to protect climate-resilient coral reefs and support global reef recovery.... Read More
Floating Schools, a Community-based Initiative amid Bangladesh’s Climate Hazards
Amid floods and climate threats, Floating Schools aim to ensure children in Bangladesh can continue accessing safe and inclusive education.... Read More
Promoting Healthy Aging with Age-Friendly Cities
As global populations age, the need to design cities that support older adults has become more urgent than ever. From limited mobility to social isolation, many of them face daily barriers that prevent them from living fully and independently. Then, how can age-friendly cities support older people and their continued... Read More
Six Projects Aim to Tackle Food Insecurity in the UK
From public restaurants to free school meals, the projects explore ways to address food insecurity in the country, amidst cost-of-living crisis.... Read More
Nafas Indonesia and DBS Foundation Launch White Paper on Air Pollution and Pneumonia in Jakarta Toddlers
A study launched by Nafas Indonesia and the DBS Foundation revealed worrying findings regarding the link between fine particulate air pollution (PM2.5) and increasing cases of pneumonia in Jakarta toddlers.... 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