More people live near coral reefs in Southeast Asia than in any other region in the world.

Throughout Nepal, brick kilns employ thousands of families annually for the seasonal work of crafting and shipping bricks. As families migrate between work in brick factories and agricultural work at home, more factors block their children from a complete and quality education.

The South Asia Region (SAR) is the second-largest producer of bricks globally, producing approximately 310 billion bricks annually accounting for 21% of global brick production and significantly contributing to the SAR’s GDP.

Globalization and advancements in transportation have made the spread of dengue across continents and regions increase in recent decades.

Plastic and waste pollution is a global problem, but it affects ocean communities in the Asia Pacific Region (APR) the most due to their lack of resources to process the pollution.

Malnutrition poses a high mortality risk for children, with nearly half of all deaths of children under 5 being related to severe acute malnutrition.

Malnutrition has been recognized as a global issue and has a high prevalence in poorer countries like Cambodia. Children are most affected by malnutrition, especially those under age 5.

The consequences of income instability for artisans include the perpetuation of poverty, a shrinking artisan economy, and a shrinking global economy. Organizations like Ethik Collective may help address this issue by connecting artisans with stable business partnerships.

The genocide is occurring in internment camps in Xinjiang, where sterilizations, abortions, killings, and other human rights violations are taking place.

Sixty-two percent of the Pacific Islands Region is rural, and those populations lack resources and funding for WASH infrastructure.

Child labor is an important issue in Myanmar that many families face.

For indigenous peoples in Indonesia, land displacement results in lower rates of employment and income among indigenous peoples

China’s demand for trafficked wildlife products is driven by a desire for wildlife in traditional medicine and as status symbols and investments.

The average female literacy rate throughout the world is 79.9%, while for men it is 89.2%. India lingers behind at 62.3% for women as compared to 80% for men.

Many factors, including economic inequality between rural and urban areas, contribute to a lower caliber of education in rural provinces.

Over 77% of children living in Cambodian orphanages have at least one living parent.

In India, those in rural areas seeking healthcare services must often travel distances of up to 100 km to access them.

Gender and caste discrimination combine to make marginalized women most likely to be affected by sexual violence.