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Insights and Analysis
Markets, Motives, and Micro-Finance: A View of the SDGs
At the half-way point for the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals, where we are, how we can move forward, and a shout-out to Adam Smith.
30 Stories to Celebrate 30 Years in Mongolia
Thirty years after Mongolia’s transition to democracy, Mongolia, and The Asia Foundation, have an incredible story of progress to tell.
Investing in Creators to Promote Children’s Literature in Mongolia
A three-month fellowship for authors and illustrators develops mother-tongue children’s books and promotes reading in Mongolia
In Bangladesh, Preserving Indigenous Culture through Storytelling
In Bangladesh, a collaboration with UNESCO will bring young and old together in two ethnic communities to share and document traditional narratives.
Welcome to Woopie Town!
An irrepressible disability activist tries her hand at board game design. We join her to take it out for a spin.
So Long, Prison Reform Warrior!
Saying a last goodbye to our dear friend and colleague Leopold Sudaryono.
Who Really Owns a River?
A schoolteacher in Thailand stopped the blasting for a commercial navigation channel that was devastating the Mekong River.
Baseball at the Top of the World
How the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan, the world’s highest country, has welcomed the sport of baseball.
Markets, Motives, and Micro-Finance: A View of the SDGs
At the half-way point for the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals, where we are, how we can move forward, and a shout-out to Adam Smith.
In Bangladesh, Preserving Indigenous Culture through Storytelling
In Bangladesh, a collaboration with UNESCO will bring young and old together in two ethnic communities to share and document traditional narratives.
30 Stories to Celebrate 30 Years in Mongolia
Thirty years after Mongolia’s transition to democracy, Mongolia, and The Asia Foundation, have an incredible story of progress to tell.
Welcome to Woopie Town!
An irrepressible disability activist tries her hand at board game design. We join her to take it out for a spin.
Who Really Owns a River?
A schoolteacher in Thailand stopped the blasting for a commercial navigation channel that was devastating the Mekong River.
Investing in Creators to Promote Children’s Literature in Mongolia
A three-month fellowship for authors and illustrators develops mother-tongue children’s books and promotes reading in Mongolia
So Long, Prison Reform Warrior!
Saying a last goodbye to our dear friend and colleague Leopold Sudaryono.
Baseball at the Top of the World
How the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan, the world’s highest country, has welcomed the sport of baseball.