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By Anton L. Delgado • Nov 30, 2021
Aquaculture projects maintained by community members could be key to addressing food insecurity and nutritional disorders
By Anton L. Delgado and Ashley Yeong • Oct 29, 2021
Researchers working in Southeast Asia focus on increasing local food diversity and nourishment as strategies to help end global hunger
By Stéphane Vidry and Boon Yee Yeong • Oct 08, 2021
Ensuring maternal and child health in Southeast Asia requires a renewed focus on ending hunger and boosting nutrition
By Klas Lundström • Jan 28, 2021
Timor-Leste was born in the wake of colonialism, war and hunger, with the multi-generational effects of nearly 25 years of Indonesian occupation still visible. Malnutrition and stunting remain widespread as the country's youth attempt to scratch out a future amidst trauma that lingers in the very soil
Since the pandemic began, children in rural Cambodia have been hardest hit by the knock-on effects of the virus, with a worrying increase in malnutrition that is threatening to reverse the Kingdom's progress made in child health over the last decade
By Joe Patchett • Nov 11, 2020
Despite being Southeast Asia's largest economy, Indonesia's children are among the most stunted and malnourished in the world. The Globe looks at the causes of this public health crisis in the vast archipelago nation
By Alastair McCready • Feb 27, 2020
If a smoker’s heaven exists it may be something like the Bolaven plateau, where you get your first smoke – and your first coffin – before you can walk
By León García Mortensen • Sep 10, 2019
Malnutrition is leaving Southeast Asia’s children predisposed to obesity and fatal diseases. With the rise of processed foods and less active lifestyles, these health impacts are only going to get worse unless children become the focal point of change
By Janelle Retka • May 15, 2018