Guardians of the Coastline: KeSEMaT’s Journey to Protect Mangroves
KeSEMaT is a stalwart mangrove conservation network spanning multiple cities in Indonesia through research, campaigns, education, and community empowerment.
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Akar Napas: The Answer to Indonesia’s Eroding Coastline
Akar Napas uses science and ecosystem-based mangrove preservation to protect the coastlines of Yogyakarta, Indonesia from sea-level rise.
Ready to be inherited: Exemplary Waste Management Model in Banyuwangi
A sustainable tourism program is being set up in one of Indonesia’s National Strategic Tourist Destinations through setting waste management infrastructure and community education
Disabled People in Bình Định, Việt Nam Lead the Change for Recycling
A 30-year-old centre in Bình Định province, Việt Nam empowers disabled people to nurture a garden from recycled materials and create livelihoods from recycling products, while raising awareness about environmental protection among locals via weekly garbage collection and parades.
Introducing Dayak Culture-Based Education: Sakolah Budaya Patamuan Talino
A culture-based school where children, youths, and adults of Dayak tribes in West Kalimantan learn about literacy, local wisdom, rights, and culture.
Meet the Malaysian students turning your trash into treasure
In the rural Malaysian state of Terengganu, a group of ocean-loving university students and lecturers band together to upcycle ocean plastic into sell-out merchandise. Facing the adversaries of being a pioneer in plastic waste sustainability in the state, they channel their youthful ambition to inspire their peers and their community to champion the environment.
Sweet Sustainable Pineapple Ripens After 6 Years of Hardship
6 years ago, Hương abandoned his career in the big city to return to his hometown hoping to build Vietnam’s first sustainable pineapple farming community.
EcoCupid on a Bike
I’m huy, a member of EcoCupid from Vietnam and I’m riding a bicycle across 11 ASEAN countries with the mission of EcoCupid in mind, connecting all environmental projects in South East Asia together.
Cham intellectual makes charcoal traditionally to grow a sustainable garden
Inra Jaka, a Vietnamese Cham shares his traditional coal making knowledge that fertilises the land for sustainable agriculture.
Thant Myanmar’s Guide to Setting Up Sustainable Rural Waste Management Systems
A pioneering Burmese waste management NGO stands between a regressing waste problem and a mission to set up basic waste management systems in every rural village.