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Will impact investors welcome the arrival of mechanisms to redress community grievances?

Impact Alpha

ImpactAlpha, July 21, 2020 — A conservation project in the Tanintharyi region in southeast Myanmar aimed to protect the area from unsustainable palm oil and rubber plantations and overfishing.

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Singapore calls for regional leaders' summit to discuss Myanmar crisis

Eco-Business

Singapore joined Malaysia and Indonesia in calling for an urgent summit of Southeast Asian leaders to discuss the post-coup crisis in Myanmar.

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Deforestation surge continues amid worsening uncertainty in Myanmar

Eco-Business

Satellite data from the University of Maryland show a surge in forest clearing in northern parts of the Tanintharyi region in southern Myanmar, including within a protected area.

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In Myanmar, campaigners oppose US$21 million conservation project

Eco-Business

Campaigners in the Tanintharyi region of southern Myanmar have urged international donors to support community conservation efforts, rather than what they see as a top-down approach that excludes indigenous groups.

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Trouble for Belt and Road in Myanmar

Eco-Business

China’s new infrastructure corridor through Myanmar crosses war-torn regions, risking further conflict and environmental degradation.

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Geopolitics is the neglected pillar of climate risk assessments

Business Green

The Mekong River flows through Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam and China - all highly interconnected for business activity. This is particularly pertinent in regions like the Mekong River Delta where poor governance and infrastructure means some countries are not able to cope with such events. Geopolitical hot spots.

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Southeast Asia is the global laggard in renewables, but for how much longer?

The Angry Clean Energy Guy

the only first-world country in the region and one that should be leading by example?—?remains link] All in all, ASEAN is the worst-performing region globally in terms of renewable energy deployment and transport sector electrification. Powerful fossil fuel lobbies across the ASEAN region are also hindering progress.

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