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Providing a comprehensive overview and analysis of the implementation status of Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG-4) in Asia-Pacific countries, Quality Education for All in Asia-Pacific Countries provides a timely update on steps taken to achieve the 2030 goal of inclusive and equitable quality education for all. The targeted regions for analysis include notable countries such as India, South Korea, Japan, Australia, Malaysia, and the Philippines. Chapter authors from each region delve into the period from 2015 to 2023 and present a thorough examination of policy initiatives designed to enhance the quality of education. Beyond the regional boundaries, each chapter sheds light on the global scenario of SDG-4 implementation, especially in the global south. This global awareness will contribute to international efforts and collaborations in achieving the UN-SDGs, and assist developing and developed countries in understanding the specific actions taken by these nations to improve the quality of education.In addition to reporting the current status of SDG-4 in Asia Pacific countries, chapters include awareness modules to highlight key aspects, lists of best practices adopted by these countries, attention to challenges faced by Asia-Pacific nations in implementing SDG-4 and forward-looking strategies for continued progress.

Providing a comprehensive overview and analysis of the implementation status of Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG-4) in Asia-Pacific countries, Quality Education for All in Asia-Pacific Countries provides a timely update on steps taken to achieve the 2030 goal of inclusive and equitable quality education for all.  The targeted regions for analysis include notable countries such as India, South Korea, Japan, Australia, Malaysia, and the Philippines. Chapter authors from each region delve into the period from 2015 to 2023 and present a thorough examination of policy initiatives designed to enhance the quality of education. Beyond the regional boundaries, each chapter sheds light on the global scenario of SDG-4 implementation, especially in the global south. This global awareness will contribute to international efforts and collaborations in achieving the UN-SDGs, and assist developing and developed countries in understanding the specific actions taken by these nations to improve the quality of education.In addition to reporting the current status of SDG-4 in Asia Pacific countries, chapters include awareness modules to highlight key aspects, lists of best practices adopted by these countries, attention to challenges faced by Asia-Pacific nations in implementing SDG-4 and forward-looking strategies for continued progress.

Providing a comprehensive overview and analysis of the implementation status of Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG-4) in Asia-Pacific countries, Quality Education for All in Asia-Pacific Countries provides a timely update on steps taken to achieve the 2030 goal of inclusive and equitable quality education for all. The targeted regions for analysis include notable countries such as India, South Korea, Japan, Australia, Malaysia, and the Philippines. Chapter authors from each region delve into the period from 2015 to 2023 and present a thorough examination of policy initiatives designed to enhance the quality of education. Beyond the regional boundaries, each chapter sheds light on the global scenario of SDG-4 implementation, especially in the global south. This global awareness will contribute to international efforts and collaborations in achieving the UN-SDGs, and assist developing and developed countries in understanding the specific actions taken by these nations to improve the quality of education.In addition to reporting the current status of SDG-4 in Asia Pacific countries, chapters include awareness modules to highlight key aspects, lists of best practices adopted by these countries, attention to challenges faced by Asia-Pacific nations in implementing SDG-4 and forward-looking strategies for continued progress.

This book provides an in-depth exploration of Sustainable Development Goal 15: Life on Land. It delves into complex global issues related to environmental sustainability, human activity, and terrestrial ecosystems, examining the intricate connections between humanity and the land, with a focus on India, its neighboring nations, and collaborative efforts with Japan. The book aims to help readers understand the urgent need for conservation measures and the importance of sustainable land management and biodiversity-integrated urban planning. It discusses the diversity of flora and fauna and the crucial role of keystone species. Coverage includes topics such as climate change mitigation and education for sustainable practices. This unique guide sheds light on the fundamental connections between humanity and the land, equipping readers with the knowledge and tools to become proactive agents of change and take action to preserve our planet for future generations.

This book provides an in-depth exploration of Sustainable Development Goal 15: Life on Land. It delves into complex global issues related to environmental sustainability, human activity, and terrestrial ecosystems, examining the intricate connections between humanity and the land, with a focus on India, its neighboring nations, and collaborative efforts with Japan. The book aims to help readers understand the urgent need for conservation measures and the importance of sustainable land management and biodiversity-integrated urban planning. It discusses the diversity of flora and fauna and the crucial role of keystone species. Coverage includes topics such as climate change mitigation and education for sustainable practices. This unique guide sheds light on the fundamental connections between humanity and the land, equipping readers with the knowledge and tools to become proactive agents of change and take action to preserve our planet for future generations.

This book examines India's current energy scenario with only a few years remaining to achieve SDG-7. It explores the well-formulated initiatives that are yielding positive results, identifies areas that require accelerated efforts, and investigates the obstacles preventing India from reaching the SDG-7 target. The book discusses various research activities and financial policies introduced by India to achieve universal, non-polluting energy by 2030. It also examines a successful model country that has attained energy security, offering insights for India to follow. The book scrutinizes existing policies, proposes reforms, and offers guidance to navigate regulatory challenges for the effective execution of sustainable energy projects. It focuses on exploring decentralized energy solutions, financing models, and community engagement strategies to enhance energy access, especially in underserved regions. The book is aimed at scholars and researchers in fields such as environmental science, sustainable development, and energy studies, as well as professionals from the energy industry, professionals from NGOs and international organisations working in sustainable and equitable energy practices, business leaders and financiers who are interested in investing in the field of sustainable energy, and government officials involved in formulating energy policies that align with the sustainable development goals.

This book examines India's current energy scenario with only a few years remaining to achieve SDG-7. It explores the well-formulated initiatives that are yielding positive results, identifies areas that require accelerated efforts, and investigates the obstacles preventing India from reaching the SDG-7 target. The book discusses various research activities and financial policies introduced by India to achieve universal, non-polluting energy by 2030. It also examines a successful model country that has attained energy security, offering insights for India to follow. The book scrutinizes existing policies, proposes reforms, and offers guidance to navigate regulatory challenges for the effective execution of sustainable energy projects. It focuses on exploring decentralized energy solutions, financing models, and community engagement strategies to enhance energy access, especially in underserved regions. The book is aimed at scholars and researchers in fields such as environmental science, sustainable development, and energy studies, as well as professionals from the energy industry, professionals from NGOs and international organisations working in sustainable and equitable energy practices, business leaders and financiers who are interested in investing in the field of sustainable energy, and government officials involved in formulating energy policies that align with the sustainable development goals.

In the face of a changing climate, there is a dire need for sustainable sources of water to sustain humanity. This contributed volume presents a variety of case studies that detail issues related to SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation in Asia and India. Achievement of SDG 6 is critical, as many of the other SDGs cannot be achieved without adequate clean water and sanitation. The studies presented in this book provide an overview of the biotic and abiotic factors contributing to water pollution as well as ways this contamination can be remediated. The book also showcases transferable success stories. The contents of this volume will be useful to academics, students, practitioners, and development professionals.

In the face of a changing climate, there is a dire need for sustainable sources of water to sustain humanity. This contributed volume presents a variety of case studies that detail issues related to SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation in Asia and India. Achievement of SDG 6 is critical, as many of the other SDGs cannot be achieved without adequate clean water and sanitation. The studies presented in this book provide an overview of the biotic and abiotic factors contributing to water pollution as well as ways this contamination can be remediated. The book also showcases transferable success stories. The contents of this volume will be useful to academics, students, practitioners, and development professionals.

The volume offers a timely, multidisciplinary examination of the evolving Indian higher education landscape in the wake of COVID-19, changes and policy implications. The volume explores pedagogical innovation, digital integration, mental well-being, ethics, and institutional resilience. Organized into five thematic sections, it addresses pressing issues such as AI in education, challenges in self-financing institutions, teacher training, and inclusive education. The book also engages with policy shifts, including the NEP 2020, and the broader implications of digital transformation. With its intersectional approach and diverse perspectives, the book is an essential resource for educators, researchers, and policymakers seeking to understand and navigate the dynamic shifts shaping higher education in India.

This book mainly seeks to explain, define and update the recurring forms of populism in the 21st century. Examples used in this Introduction are limited to English speaking countries. But populism's existent expressions are ecumenically global. Like any long-lasting perennial organism it is sturdy and comes in a variety of forms adaptable to environmental changes.  In political or cultural terms its expression has been neither exclusively left, center, nor right. Populism contains multitudes, dates back centuries before it was identified with its modern name. Populism has become a hot button issue in the recent times. The UK's Sunday heavy The Guardian published about 300 articles in 1998 that used the term "populism" or "populist" and by 2016 its use had skyrocketed to over 2,000. And growing. Probably the single greatest catalyst to date that injected populism into the world's Internet common discourse, that infused it into journalism right, left and centerand awakened populist political activism was the Great Recession of 2007-08 and the subsequent global deprivations it engendered. In today's world populism promises to remain and renew its intensity due to the covid-19 pandemic's deleterious effects on most nations middle and low-income groups, specially minorities. These are some reasons among many why it is time for populism to be relocated, identified and given refreshed 21st understandings. It has a shifting nature among people, events, causes that constantly demands fresh studies. It is a social and cultural phenomenon both universal and particular.  In our 21st century world it is a product of our shared cultures and each our own exceptional deep culture.This Encyclopedia is unique in its composition as it includes all the major disciplines of Social Sciences and thus will be a one stop source of nine different disciplines looking at new populism.

This book mainly seeks to explain, define and update the recurring forms of populism in the 21st century. Examples used in this Introduction are limited to English speaking countries. But populism''s existent expressions are ecumenically global. Like any long-lasting perennial organism it is sturdy and comes in a variety of forms adaptable to environmental changes.  In political or cultural terms its expression has been neither exclusively left, center, nor right. Populism contains multitudes, dates back centuries before it was identified with its modern name.

Populism has become a hot button issue in the recent times. The UK''s Sunday heavy The Guardian published about 300 articles in 1998 that used the term "populism" or "populist" and by 2016 its use had skyrocketed to over 2,000. And growing. Probably the single greatest catalyst to date that injected populism into the world''s Internet common discourse, that infused it into journalism right, left and centerand awakened populist political activism was the Great Recession of 2007-08 and the subsequent global deprivations it engendered. In today''s world populism promises to remain and renew its intensity due to the covid-19 pandemic''s deleterious effects on most nations middle and low-income groups, specially minorities. These are some reasons among many why it is time for populism to be relocated, identified and given refreshed 21st understandings. It has a shifting nature among people, events, causes that constantly demands fresh studies. It is a social and cultural phenomenon both universal and particular.  In our 21st century world it is a product of our shared cultures and each our own exceptional deep culture.

This Encyclopedia is unique in its composition as it includes all the major disciplines of Social Sciences and thus will be a one stop source of nine different disciplines looking at new populism.