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Indigenous Women Leaders and Her Invisible Power that Can Change Lives

Over a decade in my works in communication and media related, I have written various pieces that reflects the life of people and their reality. The Oxfam’s Water Governance Program’s Women Leader Profile is both a challenging and rewarding process. After engaging in the process of hearing about...

Why Solar Energy?

Acknowledging the positive impact of solar energy, and the negative impact of hydropower dam construction, Green ID urged ASEAN government on scaling up the RE policy consideration in order to promote RE, particularly solar panel within ASEAN countries.

Women monitor social, environmental impacts from mining projects

Vulnerable Women in Asia Build Solidarity Against Impacts from Mining

One of her major challenges is to mobilize women in defense of their community and culture, which are under threat from growing mining exploration and exploitation in a region populated with indigenous groups. Mining is particularly disruptive for women, who often bear the brunt, such as...

Advancing People’s Partnership for Sustainable Mekong

Marking the one-year anniversary of tragic loss of lives due to the collapse of the Xe Pian Xe-Nam-Noy saddle dam in Lao, representatives of the Mekong communities, river networks, youth from the communities and the universities gathered at the Mekong Public Forum in late July 2019 in Phnom Penh,...

"Mekong Water- Energy Infrastructure Development"

They were impressed with different views of key speakers and presenters around social and environmental impacts of hydropower dam construction, proposed alternative solutions for electricity generation by looking at power development plan 2017/2020 – 2030 of the government and available resources...