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  • Can Asian Cities Lead the Way to a More Sustainable Future?

    Asia’s urban population is growing at an unprecedented rate. It took 130 years for London to grow from 1 million to 8 million, but Bangkok did it in 45 years, […]
  • 5 Lessons on How to Build a Digital Library Program

    Tomorrow marks the 50th anniversary of International Literacy Day and a half century later there’s much to celebrate. However, one of the persistent problems faced by schools in developing countries […]
  • To Realize SDGs, Thailand’s Minority Communities Need More Mother Tongue Books

    Northern Thailand, a region famous for its natural beauty, hill tribe communities, and trekking routes through lush jungle terrain, is home to a diversity of languages and cultures comprising approximately […]
  • In Photos: Unlocking the Potential of Bangladesh’s Youth

    The global youth population has reached a remarkable 1.8 billion out of 7.3 billion, and most of them live in developing countries like Bangladesh. According to the UNFPA’s most recent […]
  • Q&A: An Evolving Paradigm of South-South Cooperation

    In March, The Asia Foundation’s director of International Development Cooperation program, Anthea Mulakala, joined more than 500 renowned scholars and experts from around the world for an international conference on South-South Cooperation […]
  • Tweetchat Rallies Around Gender Equality for International Women’s Day

    March 8 marked International Women's Day, and to commemorate this year, The Asia Foundation's Women's Empowerment team hosted a tweetchat relay using the hashtag #IWDchat16, titled Advancing Gender Equality in 2016 and Beyond.
  • Why India Could Make or Break the Success of SDGs

    Speaking at the United Nations Sustainable Development Summit in New York last month, Prime Minister Modi expressed the Indian government's commitment to the new Sustainable Development Goals (SGDs), which replace the Millennium Development Goals that expired in 2015.

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