The significant role of local communities in biodiversity conservation is often under-recognized or even overlooked.... Read More
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The Uganda National Tourism Policy 2025 aims to balance economic growth and the preservation of Uganda’s nature and culture.... Read More
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Recognizing the Role of Local Communities in Biodiversity Conservation
Preserving a People’s Identity by Protecting Art and Cultural Heritage amid Conflicts
Revealing Progress and Gaps of Healthcare in Southeast Asia
Looking into Unregulated Mining along the Mekong River and Its Impacts
Contending the Age of Extraction by Tech Platform Giants
The Politics of Disaster: State Capacity and the Illusion of Safety
Expanding Health Service Coverage for Health Without Financial Hardship
Looking for Sustainability in the Uganda National Tourism Policy
The Conservation Incentive Model of Tropical Forest Forever Facility (TFFF): Is it enough?
Reflecting on Our Understanding of Disaster