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Beyond the naked eye: What does the transport crisis bring?
Longer hours of traffic with jeepneys, buses, trucks, motorcycles, and cars congesting the road and releasing gas emissions every single day contribute a lot to climate crisis.
Our Hidden Coffee Heritage
There’s always something new to look forward to when visiting 18 Days. A new featured blend, a new batch of beans to try, and new tidbits to learn about the craft from the baristas.
Streets to Schools by UST Nursing Student wins Innovation Award during Developh’s Collab Pitch Day
Alitaptap by Streets to Schools is an app that aims to advocate UN Convention of the Rights of the Child and the Global Goals for Sustainable Development.
Liter of Light: It started with a bottle
Illac Diaz is the Executive Director of Liter of Light, a non-governmental organization that advocates for sustainable energy while providing their own lighting solutions to communities to combat energy poverty.
Crowdfunding platform for PH researchers launches beta website
Saliksik beta launched its platform last Friday, May 22, in a move to improve research and development funding in the Philippines. The site is the first crowdfunding platform devoted exclusively to Filipino researchers of any field of study.
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Fashion is the armor that can save lives
The fashion community stepped up to help with the situation. These include the textile and garment workers, designers, artisans, and ordinary citizens who can sew PPEs.
Opinion
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Editorial: Social Innovation and Inclusivity
You can’t talk about social innovation without talking about inclusivity. Let me put that out first. If there was an overarching theme on how my 2019 ended, it would be inclusivity.
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Finally, the perfect home in U-Belt for serious college students
1318 College Residences puts a premium on giving each resident the personal space she needs to focus on all her academic requirements.
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Farming in an Urban Jungle
Living in highly urbanized cities does not limit us from pursuing agriculture, but why do we need to learn and cultivate this idea now more than ever?
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Is Sustainability for the Elite?
If their goods and services continue to be priced as they are, is the sustainable movement only for the demographic that can afford it? If so, can it even still be called sustainable?
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Global connections for a 21st century book club
There are still many misconceptions regarding indigenous communities – even in efforts to show...
