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Wind turbines behind an ancient architecture in Rajasthan, India.
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| Economy of tomorrow | News
Selecting the right narrative can help unify diverse stakeholders’ support  
New Delhi – A new methodology pursued by Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) in India has been applying a new narrative for alliance building to energy reforms in the country.  
222. Climate justice: Youth inherit loss and damage  
Young people attending the COP27 climate summit in Egypt are calling for loss and damage compensation to cope with the irreversible impacts of climate change.  
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| Trade, labour and social dialogue, #CLSPlus | News
Trade should play a role in improving working conditions  
The European Union says it is taking labour considerations into account in its free trade agreements, but it is not doing it in a way that actually leads to better working conditions for millions of  
Photo by Steve Jurvetson from Menlo Park, USA (glue works Uploaded by Zolo), CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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| Economy of tomorrow | News
Preparing the workforce for the future  
On the occasion of the International Workers’ Day, Christopher Ng of UNI Asia & Pacific with a call for an economy where the human and social dimension is fully enshrined  
Women in Central Java Indonesia
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| Climate change | News
How gender blindness undermines ambitious climate action  
Women and girls represent half of the world’s population, yet their invaluable contributions in tackling climate change are still unrecognized. This year’s International Women’s Day is a reminder  
Indian workers sew in clothing factory.
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| Trade, labour and social dialogue | News
Making trade work for workers  
Growing discontent with globalisation could turn into backlashes unless the EU brings its trade negotiations in line with its own human rights agenda and the needs of labour worldwide, warns  
Image from istockphoto / claffra
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The epicentre of a global conflict  
An analysis of the US-China rivalry in Southeast Asia.  
Photo by Muhammad Pascal Fajrin, CC BY-SA 4.0 from Wikimedia Commons
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| Economy of tomorrow | News
“Urban space cannot be fragmented into commodities”  
Jakarta (Indonesia) – Using, appropriating and managing the city is at the very heart of our collective existence, says Marco Kusumawijaya, architect, urban planner and activist, in an interview for  
Four construction workers walking on the streets
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| Trade, labour and social dialogue | News
Tackling challenges of migration in the face of the Qatar crisis  
Kathmandu – Experiences from the Philippines and Nepal suggest that a multi-lateral approach to international labour agreements could benefit weaker countries of origin like Nepal, while also  
Vietnamese women are carrying big fish at fishing port.
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Project launched to make sure Vietnam’s trade deal with EU endorses workers’ rights  
In Vietnam, a rights group works to ensure that the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement safeguards labour and environmental standards laid out by EU and UN guidelines.  
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