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04.03.2021 | Economy of tomorrow | News
Training Bangladesh’s next generation of advocates, through the pandemic  
Bangladesh has no shortage of bright young people keen to boost the country’s development. But many lack the research and specific presentation skills to match their motivation. Now in its fifth  
Woman working in a little shop in central square of Bhaktapur
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03.02.2022 | Future of Work | News
Supporting women’s involvement in Nepalese trade unions  
"For trade unions to be key players in this changing world of work, they need to understand and reflect the workforce they represent," argues Marta Ochoa in her interview with FES Nepal.  
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11.05.2020 | Cross-cutting regional issues | Coronabrief
Technology for a social cause: TikTok and Asia’s mobile-first nations  
TikTok, the most installed app amid the COVID-19 pandemic, makes influencers on social media “essential workers”. The platform presents an opportunity for concerted partnerships between governments,  
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14.01.2021 | Gender Justice | News
Women and girls across Asia are facing complex, urgent risks from the pandemic, expert warns  
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted billions of lives around the world. But the crisis is hitting already-vulnerable women and girls in several new and interconnected ways. Nepali sociologist Meena  
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23.06.2016 | News
FES Office for Regional Cooperation in Asia welcomes its new Director  
The FES Office for Regional Cooperation in Asia welcomes its new Director, Adrienne Woltersdorf. After almost four years, the previous Director Julia Mueller is leaving to continue work in the FES  
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23.11.2021 | News
More than just a number: the rising value of high-prestige digits in modern Mongolia  
Fascination with auspicious numbers is common in Asian cultures. In Mongolia, phone numbers have become a symbol of the widening gap between the rich and the poor. Some can be sold for as much as an  
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31.03.2023 | New Geopolitics of Asia, Networks for social democracy | News
Key concerns of Mongolian public revealed by deliberative democracy event  
Mongolia’s path to become a parliamentary democracy is unique. A public consultation now revealed where Mongolian citizens see potential for democratic progress: fewer restrictions on public  
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