Alongside this year's #9SDSWR, we will be launching the fourth annual edition of the Haze Outlook report. The Haze Outlook 2022 assesses the likelihood of #SoutheastAsia experiencing #haze this year, how severe any haze might be, and the key factors driving the risk of haze. Join...
Youths are becoming more vocal and active in the fight against climate change, offering a beacon of hope for the future. How can ASEAN youths step up to contribute to a more sustainable future? The SIIA, in partnership with the National Youth Council Singapore (NYC), organised...
Indonesia, home to one of the greatest biodiversity in the world, has lost at least a quarter of its forest in the last 25 years due to deforestation. Associate Professor Simon Tay, Chairman of the SIIA, said in a recent documentary by Channel NewsAsia, “Besides...
The SIIA Haze Outlook 2020 Report identifies COVID-19 as a major factor impacting fire prevention efforts The Singapore Institute of International Affairs (SIIA) released its annual Haze Outlook 2020 report on 25 June 2020, providing a risk assessment of the probability of a transboundary haze...
In May last year, the SIIA launched the SIIA Haze Outlook report to understand the probability of severe transboundary haze in the region. It presented an initial risk assessment framework based on meteorological data, efforts by government, NGO, and private sector to mitigate the drivers...
Date :15 Apr 2016 The 2015 haze crisis will be remembered as one of the worst haze episodes in Southeast Asia. For months, peat and forest fires in Indonesia caused the region to suffer from severe haze pollution, with the Pollutant Standards Index in some Indonesian...