Tag: social policy

Tajikistan imposes the harshest fines relative to income in Central Asia, burdening citizens disproportionately compared to neighbors. This raises concerns ...

The Ambassador of Kyrgyzstan and Turkey's Minister of Family and Social Services recently came together for a dynamic discussion aimed ...

While Bhutan enthusiastically promotes its Gross National Happiness index as a beacon of progress, critics contend that beneath this polished ...

At the Second Human Capital Summit, Lao PDR made a bold commitment to place nutrition at the forefront of its ...

The OECD's "Multi-dimensional Review of Lao PDR" presents an in-depth exploration of the nation's socio-economic landscape. It uncovers vital challenges ...

In a remarkable turn of events, South Korea's political parties have united to tackle pension reform, finally addressing the persistent ...

The latest ESCAP report unveils critical strategies to propel social development throughout Asia and the Pacific. By emphasizing inclusive policies, ...

Tajikistan has garnered praise from the UNHCR for its remarkable efforts in welcoming refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs). The ...

The Harvard Kennedy School emphasizes the vital role of gender-inclusive climate policy in Bhutan and India. By weaving women's insights ...

Uzbekistan's president has unveiled an exciting array of initiatives designed to empower the youth through enhanced education and employment opportunities. ...

A recent World Bank Group report sheds light on a troubling connection between soaring food prices and the increasing rates ...