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An AI Matcher for Maldivian Skills Training PathwaysThe Maldives, an archipelago of nearly 1,200 coral islands across the equator, has long depended on tourism and fisheries. With a population of roughly 521,000…
Harnessing satellite eyes to track forest loss in Lao protected areasLao PDR holds more than 21 nationally designated protected areas, covering roughly 14 percent of its land. These forests shelter tigers, elephants, and…
Bhutan's craft sector finds new markets through faster broadbandFor centuries, Bhutan's artisans wove textiles, carved wood, and painted thangkas within a tightly local orbit. Their work moved through monastery bazaars,…
SME carbon accounting in Sri Lanka gets a digital upgradeSri Lanka's economy is stitched together by small and medium enterprises, from family-run tea exporters in Kandy to apparel workshops in Colombo's industrial…
Open data portal reshaping pest outbreak intelligence across CambodiaPest outbreaks cost Southeast Asian rice and vegetable growers an estimated 30 percent of potential harvest each year, and Cambodia is no exception. As climate…
Cloud systems strengthen vaccine cold chains across the PacificVaccines that leave a manufacturer's refrigerator in Sydney or Geneva can lose potency long before they reach a child in Nuku'alofa, Kiritimati or Arawa.…
Fiji Mobile App for Gender-Based Violence ReportingA mobile application for reporting and tracking gender-based violence incidents in Fiji could connect survivors, trusted services, police, health workers, and…
Predicting Dengue Outbreaks in Vietnam Using Machine LearningVietnam records hundreds of thousands of dengue cases every year, and the seasonal pattern of infection strains clinics in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi long…
Volunteer Matching Platforms and Thailand's Cleanup InitiativesAcross Southeast Asia, rubbish-strewn coastlines and clogged waterways have prompted a wave of grassroots action, with Thailand emerging as a focal point for…
Crowdsourced mapping for accessible routes in Indian citiesIndia's cities are growing faster than their infrastructure can keep up, and for people living with disabilities across Indian metropolises, the everyday…