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This obituary is mainly dedicated to Ghazan and Shanum, the deceased's son and daughter. May they learn the legacy of their father. ... Read More
UOB’s Green Umbrella Frameworks Support the Singapore Green Plan 2030
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Asian Development Bank’s Efforts on Agriculture and Food Security in Asia and The Pacific
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Millions more of the Asia Pacific's poor and vulnerable are suffering from undernutrition and food shortages due to rising food prices.... Read More
Solar Energy for Renewable Lifestyle by Aelius Turbina
By making solar energy more accessible and approachable, Aelius Turbina contributes to the efforts of creating zero-carbon emission energy use for a greener, more sustainable lifestyle.... Read More
Bhutan, a Nature-loving Country with the Ministry of Happiness
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Development of UI GreenMetric to Advocate Sustainability in Higher Education
UI found the need to develop a ranking system that can be inclusive to measuring sustainability in thousands of universities worldwide. ... Read More
Tetsu Nakamura Flowed Life Back to the Valley of Death
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UNESCAP Supports “Build Back Better” with the National SDG Tracker
Measuring, reporting, and monitoring progress on the SDGs can be complex, requiring time, resources, and capacity. UNESCAP has designed the National SDG Tracker to be used easily in just a few clicks, even by non-data experts. ... Read More
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