FROM DIINSIDER
Peace cannot be made within a short time and of course we need negotiations and trust-building. In order to build trust, we need certain period of time for meetings and discussions.
IN-DEPTH
He stands at the southern point of the island called Pelau and points out to the sea beyond, "When I was ten years old there were a lot of houses here, maybe 30 houses" Chris Keungi, a 40 years old islander and son of a former island chief explained.
If you type “coronavirus” in google search, about 3.15 billion results will appear in only 1 second. Coronavirus has become a huge topic in search interest.
FEATURES
To address the problems faced by the poor, many youth-run initiatives have sprung up, stretching their helping hands, rushing to slums and streets with relief supplies, backed by the support of generous donations.
“For fresh graduates, most jobs tend to ask for work experience and majority of Burmese students would complain how we can have this requirement if it’s our first job.” An International Relations student Kham Mang Lian Tuang (Simon) contemplates as his graduation nears.
A research on “Challenges for the Development of Education in Rural Areas of Myanmar” issued by Bulgarian Journal of Science and Education Policy (BJSEP) states that a lack of resources and qualified teachers are pressing issues for the basic-education schools in rural areas of Myanmar, where two-thirds of the population reside in.
A cluster of social innovations has reported that they have faced challenges amid the pandemic, and this article will inform you some responses to the crisis by six selected Myanmar social innovations from different sectors in Health, Education, Traditional Clothing, Food & Beverage, Executive Learning & Consultancy and Digital Media.
