Community kitchens eyed to provide for poverty-stricken areas
The campaign started last June 8 and will run until June 27, and interested donors may pledge on their website or through bank transfers.
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Category: Economy
We don’t really need cars: 3 Apps That Will Encourage You To Bike
Technology helps in bridging gaps and further developing our current economy. Apps like these can encourage and advocate lifestyle changes in individuals, groups, and even influence policy.
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Far from Mobility
We got used to the road hierarchy of “Car is king” and anything that’s not a car is considered a second-class transport
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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.
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Making of a New Breed
Sustainable fashion – what is it really about? You have seen it used or mentioned by fashion brands. Do they really know what it means and if they do, do they even mean it?
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Taiwan’s Road Map towards a sustainable social innovation ecosystem
Social innovation ecosystem of Taiwan is intriguing as it develops from 2014 when the government recognized their role solution for social issues.
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Singaporean Youth on Sustainable Development
“We are true millennials in that we all have metal straws and bring our own bottles and...
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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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Crafting and Preserving Heritage
There are still many misconceptions regarding indigenous communities – even in efforts to show appreciation towards their culture. Social enterprises that are not careful can mislead customers into buying into the businesses’ brand without the cause in mind.
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Save the ugly, save the world
It is no secret that Singaporeans love to eat. A large portion of Singapore’s culture lies in its hawker centers, the noodles thrown around in an iron wok, chilli-doused dishes and the likes. But for a culture oozing with so much love for food, it sure does waste a lot of it.
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The Humble Steps for Package-less Groceries
As the zero-waste movement and the interest in sustainability grows, the question of how far should habits surrounding convenience arises.
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