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Explaining why Cambodia try to implement Funan Techo Canal project: https://lnkd.in/guXfRV4M 

"Celebrating Progress: Small Steps, Big Achievements!" Today marks a significant milestone for Cambodia with the groundbreaking ceremony of the Funan Techo Canal project. As we celebrate this historical achievement, let's also remember that every step forward, no matter how small, contributes to our journey towards greater success. At True North Lean, we believe that "A Little progress each day adds up to Big Results." Each incremental improvement paves the way for substantial accomplishments, just like the canal project. Here's to all the hardworking individuals driving progress, one day at a time. Your dedication and efforts are building a brighter future for Cambodia. #TrueNorthLean #ContinuousImprovement #FunanTechoCanal #CambodiaProgress #BigResults

The JET Pack digital campaign is blasting off today! Stay tuned for informative social media cards delivered straight to your feeds throughout this Philippine Environment Month (June). The campaign will delve into issues surrounding about environment, climate change, and the path towards a just energy future for the Bangsamoro. With the day-to-day updating habit in social media, let's use this as a platform to provide awareness about energy transition. ---------- About the logo: The Inaul is handwoven fabric made by the people from the Flooded Plains (Maguindanao). Inaul is more than just a fabric- it's a symbol of Maguindanaon culture and pride. The weavers incorporate their stories and emotions into the patterns, and the colors used can denote social status or traits. The way the threads are meticulously woven together in inaul represents the need for collaboration between various stakeholders (government, businesses, and individuals) to achieve a just energy transition. The sturdy and long-lasting nature of inaul fabric signifies the campaign's commitment to building a resilient energy system for future generations such as how it is passed down to its next kin in a cultural context. ---------- This activity is under the iJET PH Project of Reboot Philippines with the support from Oxfam Pilipinas. #ResistReclaimReboot #RENow #RebootPH #iJETPH  #AMYL #JETPack

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🌏#DYK: 70 million people currently live in the Lower Mekong Basin, along the #Mekong River. It will be 110 million by 2050. Our new #UrbanMekongCorridor Initiative (UMCI) addresses the rising migration to cities in the subregion. Focused on #Cambodia, #Laos, #Thailand, and #Vietnam, UMCI leverages partnerships for inclusive #GreenGrowth, around four key topics: 1. Local #UrbanDevelopment planning 2. #JobCreation 3. Sustainable and inclusive #PublicServices 4. Environmental stewardship and #ClimateResilience During the 1s Urban Mekong Corridor Dialogue, on 27-28 Feb, partner cities and networks will gather to build a common vision of inclusive and green urban development. Co-organized with Vientiane City Government, UCLG Aspac, Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, and Cities Alliance. Learn more ➡ https://lnkd.in/evEtBa2U #InclusiveCities #SustainableCities #SDG11 The ASEAN Secretariat The Greater Mekong Subregion Program

Have we contemplated the true cost/impact of adaption in the face of climate change? 🏗️ ☔️ 🏡 🚛 In Indonesia, the capital City, Jakarta, is rapidly sinking. In a single year, some areas of the capital subside by as much as 11cm, a problem driven by excessive groundwater extraction and rapid urban development. On top of this, the climate crisis is making storm surges and extreme weather more likely, and causing sea levels to rise. By 2050, about 25% of the capital could be submerged if there is no effective action. The replacement city will be called Nusantara, Indonesia’s new administrative capital. It will be constructed on a 2,560 sq km area encompassing industrial plantations, mines, Indigenous communities and agricultural land. Elsewhere, we have The Line and NEOM in KSA as an example of how MENA is adapting to the climate change it faces (and some say, helped cause). In total, it is said that globally we are now building new settlements the size of Paris ever five days…. See The Observer below 👇 and contemplate the environmental impact of establishing these new settlements, whilst we continue to rely upon fossil fuels and excess consumption to drive our economy? #sustainabilityleadership SDG 7, 8, 11, 12, 13

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Comparatively, this figure is low and may require assessment. Better matrix needs to be developed to established accurate figure by Province! District and Local Level Government area, including urban, peri-urban and rural communities. Some people may have access to water sources whose quality parameters are not qualified and are not within Environment Act 2000 Water Quality Guideline and/or WHO. Other people may have access to the water sources whose quality parameters are not measured and qualified, but are within the Environment Act 2000 Water Quality Guideline. Conservation and Environment Protection Authority (#CEPA) and partner government agencies such as National Department of Health (#NDoH), Water PNG Limited (#PNGWater), PNG Power Limited (#PNGPower), National Martime Safety Authority (#NMSA), National Fisheries Authority (#NFA), PNG National Weather Services ((#PNGNWS), CIimate Change and Development Authority (#CCDA) and Provincial Governments, have a responsibility to ensure that our water resources are sustainably utilized and managed. #WaterResourcesManagement #WaterQuality #WaterAccessibility #ReliableWaterSources #CEPA #EnvironmentAct2000 #WaterQualityGuideline

Which coastal cities are sinking the fastest? Coastal cities face a dual threat: rising sea levels and their own sinking ground, termed relative local land subsidence (RLLS). Highlighting this overlooked issue, Creator Planet Anomaly's analysis, based on a Nature Sustainability paper, identifies the top 10 sinking cities. Tianjin, China, exhibits alarming rates, with areas sinking at 43 mm/year due to factors like geothermal drilling. Ho Chi Minh City, Chittagong, Yangon, and Jakarta also experience rapid subsidence, driven by groundwater extraction and urban development. Indonesia's plan to relocate its capital from Jakarta due to sinking underscores the urgency of addressing this issue. Integrating RLLS into sea level rise assessments is crucial for sustainable coastal development. Detailed data aids in pinpointing vulnerable areas, guiding targeted mitigation efforts essential for safeguarding coastal cities and their inhabitants against the impacts of subsidence and sea level rise.

Vietnam is speeding up the green conversion of the industrial park’s landscape. According to the Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI) and the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO), the conversion of existing industrial parks into eco-industrial parks contributed to savings of nearly VND70 billion (US$2.8 million) annually in Việt Nam during the period from 2020 to 2024. With prominent benefits including cost-saving and CO2 emission reduction, the number of projects to convert traditional industrial facilities into greener and more resource-efficient has been increased and is expected to engage up to 40-50 % of localities by 2030. As a pioneer developer in the significant transformation of the industry, we’ve been taking progressive developing practices in order to deliver industrial facilities that distinguishably focus on eco-friendly functions and features. #ecoindustrialpark #premiumestateconcept #industry #trend