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Dreaming big: How two underprivileged youths rise above the cycle of poverty

For the underprivileged youth in northern India, Project Kaushalya provides a platform for them to break the poverty cycle.

Sustainability

A breath of fresh air in Lesotho

With its forests dwindling and air quality declining, something had to be done to reduce carbon emissions and the use of firewood by the people in Lesotho.

Insights

Indonesia eyes FTA negotiations to shore up post-pandemic economy

As Indonesia recovers from the Covid-19 pandemic that has disrupted global trade, can free trade agreements offer its exporters a welcome boost?

Innovation

Next-gen wireless: Why LPWAN is essential to the future of IoT in logistics

Amid the 5G hype, Low Power Wide Area Network technologies have quietly forged ahead as a low-cost alternative in the future of Internet of Things.

Insights

Australia open for business despite Covid-19, says DHL’s Gary Edstein

How have Australia and its businesses coped with the Covid-19 pandemic? Logistics of Things speaks with Gary Edstein from DHL Express to learn more.

Insights

What the RCEP trade deal means for ASEAN importers and exporters

Raymond Yee, Vice-President of Customs and Regulatory Affairs for DHL Express South East Asia and South Asia, reveals how the RCEP will affect ASEAN trade.

Innovation

5 innovations in temperature-sensitive packaging

New packaging innovations are keeping convenience food fresh and high on the list for hungry consumers.

Innovation

Navigating the urban jungle: Hong Kong’s couriers are walking the last mile

In one of the most developed cities on the planet, delivering a package requires a surprising blend of high-tech and mundane solutions.

Insights

How entrepreneurship can secure the future of Africa’s youth

Today, the continent boasts the highest percentage of entrepreneurs among working-age adults in the world.

Insights

Forget the glitzy skyscrapers, Dubai is the new hub for humanitarian aid

Dubai’s strategic location means that aid dispatched from the city can reach two-thirds of the world’s population in just eight hours.

Insights

A student-led education movement is livening up India’s classrooms

The Kids Education Revolution in India is letting students partner with teachers to guide school policies, and the results have been encouraging.

Insights

5 tips to prepare your e-commerce business for the 2019 shopping season

Businesses wanting to cash in on the holiday shopping season need to learn how best to cope with demand without unnecessary disruptions.

Innovation

Thanks to predictive AI, global supply chains were well-equipped to handle the spike in demand for fidget spinners.

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