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环境及自然资源安全
Can ethical businesses bring a breath of fresh air to Asia's polluted cities?
Air pollution kills an estimated seven million people worldwide every year.
Rina Chandran focuses on land and property rights for place, and other humanitarian issues at the Thomson Reuters Foundation, based in Mumbai. She has worked as an editor and reporter for about 15 years in Singapore, New York and India for some of the world’s leading outlets, including Bloomberg, the Financial Times, Reuters and Business Line.
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环境及自然资源安全
This is Asia's largest urban rooftop farm
Bangkok's Thammasat University, one of the oldest in Thailand, has a new claim to fame: Asia's largest urban rooftop farm.
可持续发展目标5：性别平等
Afghan women brave rockets for rights
While growing numbers of women now complete education and work in previously male bastions, they continue to face harassment and hurdles.
性别平等
In war-ravaged Kabul, women find peace in park picnics
In recent years, more than half a dozen of Kabul's gardens and parks have been restored or are being upgraded, with a focus on making them safer and more accessible to women.
性别平等
Facial recognition technology is stopping women from voting - this is how
The first female founder of an Afghan political party has urged the country to rethink the use of facial recognition technology in elections amid concerns it stopped large numbers of wome...
城市及城市化
Asian cities are facing a threat you might not have thought about
Many of Asia's booming cities are failing to preserve their cultural heritage and risk losing the traditional knowledge that is crucial for promoting inclusiveness, sustainability and res...
气候变化
Tokyo’s plan to make 2020 the ‘green Olympics’
Innovations such as roads that reflect heat and water-absorbing pavements that will help the Olympic Games in Tokyo be a carbon neutral event, could also be adopted by other cities lookin...
巴基斯坦
5 million homes in 5 years - Pakistan's poverty pledge
An ambitious plan to build five million affordable homes within five years in Pakistan will tap student architects and use local materials and new technologies to keep costs low, a senior...
印度
Citizens of Mumbai are braving arrest and punishment to fight climate change – here's how
As rising heat and floods batter some of the most densely populated cities in India, urban residents are rallying around fast disappearing green spaces.
大数据
From drones to social media, how big data helps Asia weather disaster
Technological innovations - from unique digital identities for drought-hit farmers to use of data from drones and social media - can better predict increasingly complex disasters in the A...
创新
Cities are building skyscrapers out of wood to cut carbon emissions
For more than a century, countries have raced to build the world's tallest buildings with concrete and steel. Now, a quiet contest in constructing tall wooden buildings, from Amsterdam to...
日本
Here’s how Japan is breathing new life into its ‘ghost towns’
Yoshifumi Yano was tiring of the high cost of living and long hours of work at a travel firm in Osaka, Japan’s second largest city, when he heard of a hotel for sale in a small town nearb...
教育
Widows of suicide farmers will get land titles in Indian state
Land titles of farmers who kill themselves in an Indian state will be given to their widows, according to a government order, granting inheritance equality in a nation where their propert...
教育
1 billion people are going to polls in Asia. Here are the main issues at stake
Rights over land and forests, a push for LGBT+ equality, and getting more women on the ballot are some top election issues in Thailand, India and Indonesia as more than 1 billion people p...
性别平等
How sexist is that film? This app will help you find out
Ever wish you could rant about a film's blatant sexism to more than just your family and friends?