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New Zealand to start measuring its success by people’s wellbeing

By: Inkline 15 May 201915 May 2019

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The world-first ‘wellbeing’ budget which will focus on poverty and mental health.

Reuters journalists jailed in Myanmar for reporting on Rohingya freed

By: Inkline 8 May 201910 May 2019

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Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo were released along with thousands of other prisoners.

UK becomes first country to declare climate emergency

By: Inkline 3 May 20195 May 2019

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A historic move marks a renewed sense of urgency in addressing climate change.

World’s first malaria vaccine to go to Africa

By: Inkline 24 Apr 201910 May 2019

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Around 360,000 children in Africa are expected to receive the vaccine.

Decades-old ban on abortion to be lifted in South Korea

By: Inkline 10 Apr 201912 Apr 2019

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The historic decision sparked celebrations in Seoul.

Snow leopards have found an unlikely ally in Russia

By: Inkline 28 Mar 201929 Apr 2019

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WWF turned to ex-poachers to help improve snow leopard monitoring.

Drug for postpartum depression finally approved in the US

By: Inkline 21 Mar 2019

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A historic move that gives hope to women.

Berlin highlights gender pay gap with transport discount for women

By: Inkline 13 Mar 201915 Mar 2019

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Berlin’s city transports will be launching the world’s first gender-specific ticket, “Frauenticket”.

Brazil receives 96 million USD to protect its forests

By: Inkline 6 Mar 201911 Mar 2019

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The South American nation is the first country to receive results-based payment from the GCF.