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दक्षिण बांगलादेशातील चिनी गुंतवणुकीमुळे या प्रदेशाच्य�
छोट्या बेटांच्या देशांमधील (SIDS) मधील मलेरियाला आळा घालण्�
While Chinese investments can help in developing southern Bangladesh, it will create ripples in the geopolitics of the Bay of Bengal
The rising cases of malaria in SIDS need a renewed global response to mitigate climate-induced transmission and re-emergence
There is an urgent need for sustainable and resilient food systems to guarantee sustainable diets that are nutritious and aligned with the evolving ec
A move towards universal business sustainability will need a multi-stakeholder approach, legal enforcement, and government policies
As genetic engineering continues to grow and find more avenues of impact, the need to optimise and regulate this technology will also heighten
Data storage in DNA could help replace large databanks and reduce the climate impact of data storage in the long run
The next few years will be critical to ensure the financial system is fit for purpose to deliver the financing needed to achieve environmental and oth
The pandemic — while not caused by climate change — is a wonderful and horrible example of a radical non-stationary occurrence.
To meet its poverty eradication, human and economic development targets, India will require much greater availability of energy. Poverty eradication is critical for building resilience to potential climate impacts.
Worsening climate change will have impacts on global politics, creating new vulnerabilities as well as opportunities. India, given its emerging power status and high vulnerability to climate impacts, holds a key position in global climate action. This brief looks at the ways in which India has used climate policies to gain leverage. India has sought to incorporate the geostrategic uses of climate change into a wider shift in its foreign policy, i
