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Shaping a nature-positive economy in Malaysia

by Ahmad Afandi, Dr Reuben Clements and Zayana Zaikariah, June 2024 Read... Read More

Moves to help palm oil smallholders navigate EU rules

Consolidation to result in greater efficiency, lower compliance cost ONE of the... Read More

No place for demonisation, hatred in post-GE15 Malaysia

Learn how to listen, interact with those of opposing views before nation... Read More

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Zayana Zaikariah

Zayana holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Sustainability Studies from the Australian National University. Her research interests revolve around environment and sustainability with a focus on finding solutions to mitigate flood impacts and preserve mangrove ecosystems. During her internship with ISIS, she worked on human rights law addressing climate-related floods in Malaysia.

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Shaping a nature-positive economy in Malaysia

15 July 2024
by Ahmad Afandi, Dr Reuben Clements and Zayana Zaikariah, June 2024 Read in PDF About ISIS Malaysia The Institute of Strategic & International Studies (ISIS) Malaysia, established on 8 April 1983 as an autonomous research organisation, focuses on foreign policy, security, economics, social policy, nation-building, technology, innovation and environmental studies. As a premier think-tank, ISIS…

Moves to help palm oil smallholders navigate EU rules

21 March 2024
Consolidation to result in greater efficiency, lower compliance cost ONE of the challenges to Malaysia’s palm oil industry is that of scale and fragmentation. The recent announcement by the Plantation and Commodities Ministry of consolidating smallholder farmers is the first step towards improving productivity and yields.   Minister Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani said recently the…

No place for demonisation, hatred in post-GE15 Malaysia

22 December 2022
Learn how to listen, interact with those of opposing views before nation is torn apart By Nazran Zhafri & Zayana Zaikariah THE results of the 15th general election might have disappointed some who deemed the outcome as “unfavourable”. Some reactions laced with racial overtones and insults on social media and WhatsApp groups were alarming and…
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