Singapore’s Impressive Food Security
September 6, 2015
How has Singapore become the second-most food secure country in the world?… Read More
September 6, 2015
How has Singapore become the second-most food secure country in the world?… Read More
September 4, 2015
New facility in Marina East will meet future water needs in city area and boost Singapore’s drought resilience.… Read More
September 3, 2015
In terms of economic development, the records of Singapore and South Korea have been stellar and enviable. However, they differ markedly in some ways. Probably the most striking is the approach to population policies.… Read More
August 18, 2015
India’s two largest urban centers –Delhi and Mumbai– are often described as emerging global megacities. Delhi is already the world’s second most populous city, and it is expected to close the gap with Tokyo, the world’s largest city, almost entirely by 2030.… Read More
August 16, 2015
Despite its small size and lack of natural resources, Singapore manages to meet the water needs of all its residents.… Read More
The focus of the Forum was very appropriate since future water security of the world is a critical issue. Equally, the Forum, which is the world’s largest water meeting, is an appropriate platform to debate the future global issues robustly from multidisciplinary, multi-sectoral, multi-issue and multi-country perspectives.… Read More
July 31, 2015
The Nepalese government showed leadership in the aftermath of the quake, but faces serious long-term challenges.… Read More
July 30, 2015
From London to Lahore, cities around the world are competing to be crowned as ‘the world’s smartest city’, led by a firm belief in the power of technology to make urban centres more innovative, efficient and liveable than they already are.… Read More
July 29, 2015
In a country like India, the main problem with water management is not lack of money, availability of technology or capacity. India has all these to have one of the best urban water management in the world.… Read More
July 20, 2015
Hong Kong’s per capita GDP is US$40,169, higher than Japan’s, Italy’s or Spain’s. However, even for such a developed region, its water management practices are light years behind a place like Costa Rica, whose per capita GDP is about one-quarter that of Hong Kong.… Read More