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Actions in Asia-Pacific will be ‘make or break’ for climate change
The Asia-Pacific region is rapidly growing in terms of economy and is steadily helping millions out of poverty. The availability of basic resources ad essentials of living are also being taken care of, but the region is compromising its responsibility towards the environment. Read more...
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Human Rights: Clean investigation sought in Eelam War; WB unit not educating; AP forum against mining; Officers trained in Karnataka
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The great delusion: A world with endless water supply - Part 2
Since water cannot be created but only managed, should we place our greater faith in public service bodies or private corporations? Should water service be privatized, after all?
Or, is there a choice here? Perhaps not. Already, drinking water is a full-fledged commodity packaged in bottles and sold as a branded consumer good. Read more...
NGO FOCUS
Vatavaran: The cleaning brigade
At least eight per cent of India’s landmass has become wasteland due to open garbage dumps. These dumps are breeding ground for infectious diseases like plague, cholera, tuberculosis, jaundice, and numerous skin aliments. The unmanaged garbage also leaves behind a spate of civic woes...Read more...
Dr Shroff’s: Charity began in a one-room eye clinic
Salaam to the spirit of living
Educate Girls: Reaching out to literacy backwaters through community engagement
Because I had only five dollars for little White Jade
CORPORATE FOCUS
Hitachi, living together with society
The quake deeply affected the global value chain of Hitachi and had cast doubt on the business continuity planning of Japanese manufacturers. While many companies waited for the governments and other developmental agencies to bring back normalcy, Hitachi reinforced its risk and crisis management policies, and...Read more...
Pfizer India: Making healthcare its business
Sapient: Striving to be a serious global citizen
Intel: Closing the digital divide
SAIL communities: Living as a coherent whole
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Shall we just say ‘prevention is more complicated than the cure’?
Let’s not forget that some of us simply do not understand either the theoretical or the practical aspects of the so-called culture of prevention. My country has prospered on the strength of its widespread culture of reaction. We wait to see what precisely brought about a particular disaster – for instance, what aspect of engineering precision was miRead more...
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