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ASEAN plans to build back cleaner after COVID-19 by investing in sustainable transport, clean energy, and low-carbon agriculture.
The company bested more than 60 teams which joined the challenge.
Winner to get $20,000 in seed money to test and adapt the solution in real-world settings.
New path forward needed to address the challenges of COVID-19, said speakers at the second annual Southeast Asia Development Symposium 2021.
The studies focus on green recovery, improving government finances, nurturing key economic sectors, and harnessing big data and other technologies for essential services.
Here's why a combination of international, regional, and national initiatives is needed to ensure that no one is left behind.
Join policy makers and thought leaders for insights to build back better from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The suggested measures are designed to improve the efficiency of transport systems, especially with the use of information and communication technology and real-time data sharing across a supply chain.
Going green can create long-term jobs, accelerate climate resilience, protect the environment and natural capital, and catalyze capital at scale.
To be considered smart, cities should not just be technology-forward, they should also be people-focused.
AstraZeneca/Oxford-developed vaccines to reach countries in the coming weeks.
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