PRODUCING SUSTAINABLE RUBBER IN MYANMAR

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In 2018, we took the world's leading tyre companies to Myanmar's rubber-producing region: Tanintharyi. Myanmar can become a leader in sustainable, natural rubber and this can be a great source of income for local communities. Watch our video to see how tyre companies can support and benefit from Myanmar's natural, sustainable rubber.

FROM THE FIELD

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WWF AND WILDAID LAUNCH ‘THE PRICE WE PAY’ CAMPAIGN, TACKLING ILLEGAL WILDLIFE TRADE TO PREVENT ...

Recent research by WWF’s Asia-Pacific office showed a 74% increase in Facebook posts selling wildlife items in Myanmar between 2020 and 2021.

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THA BAR WA DEVELOPED CHECKLIST AND GUIDELINES TO SUPPORT EFFICIENTLY SMES IN PREPARING EMP ON THEIR ...

Tha Bar Wa project developed the sector specific Environmental Management Plan (EMP) checklist and guidance with the support of an international consultant, in order to assist small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) in food and beverage (F&B) sector in preparing and implementing effective EMPs.

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LESSONS ON INNOVATIVE GREEN FINANCE – NEW THA BAR WA REPORT OUT

The paper seeks to share lessons learned from the project and advance sustainability finance in the region.

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Exposure

FROM RIVER TO TABLE: HOW MYANMAR’S NATIONAL DISH GOT EVERYONE TALKING ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF ...

It would be part of a campaign called ‘Voices for Rivers’. Mohinga, the nation’s favourite dish and one that always features fish, was the perfect entry point. Without healthy rivers, there would be no mohinga.

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