Academia needs to find new ways to keep up with the pace of demand for evidence from policymakers, writes Belinda Thompson.

Larger businesses need to enter the on-site sanitation sector in order to offer improved sanitation to the poor, writes Bob Warner.

Frequent typhoons, combined with a flat topography prone to flooding, make the Philippine capital’s heavily polluted waterways a cauldron for waste-related disasters, writes Ally Adigue.

What will Asia’s emerging economies mean for the region’s food production? Kym Anderson offers some insights. 

The stability of rice supply and prices has determined the outcome of elections across East and Southeast Asia for many years, but is food price stabilisation really in the best interests of the poor in Asia?