This brief shows how outcomes of water insecurity are rarely distributed equally, as experiences vary depending on identity issues including gender, ethnicity, race, class and age.
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Forest crime ‘rife’ at Prey Lang, Cambodia
“Environmental rangers went there but carried nothing out. Maybe they just paid a visit. Logging is still happening. In short, the authorities are not paying enough attention to the loss of our forest,”
Thailand in need of ‘Energy 4.0’
Thailand’s next phase of growth requires a new paradigm for the power sector; one that leads to a low-carbon economy while ensuring energy security, affordability, and sustainability.
World’s “Third Pole” Is Melting Away
Because of the large contributions of monsoon rain, overall water flow across the entire region may not actually change much on the Mekong.
An Giang targets organic agriculture development
The Mekong Delta province of An Giang is shifting away from being heavily dependent on fertilisers and chemicals, to more sustainable production and organic standards.