Southeast Asia (SEA) is gaining importance as a critical piece in the world’s journey towards ‘net zero’, a state in which the amount of greenhouse gases produced in the atmosphere is balanced out by the amount removed. Interestingly, it is one of the regions most at-risk to climate shocks and stands to lose much in terms of economic impact – yet, it has been slow in taking the bold and tangible actions needed to achieve net zero.

Opportunities For Southeast Asia On The Road To Net Zero

Last week, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob unveiled the much-anticipated 12th Malaysia Plan (12MP) — a medium-to-long-term economic recovery plan to put the country back on its long-term growth trajectory. The objective of the plan is to achieve a “Prosperous, Inclusive, Sustainable Malaysia” in line with Shared Prosperity Vision 2030.

12th Malaysia Plan

Naluri, a digital health solutions provider for chronic and mental health conditions, collected a cross-sectional  dataset from more than 20,000 Malaysian working adults.

Early intervention critical to mental health

E-wallets have brought forth a 21st-century gold rush.

E-Wallet Trends in Malaysia

More than ever, the ability to manage torrents of data is critical to a company’s success.

How decision-ready is your corporate data?

The perception and expectations of remote working, flexible work arrangement (FWA), office configurations as well as costs associated with workspace infrastructure have changed for many employers and employees as Covid-19 has forced more than half of humanity into different degrees of lockdowns globally, yielding lessons that may forever change the nature of work in the post-pandemic world.