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31 Mar 2025
Developing a Policy Landscape in Cambodia to Combat Harmful Alcohol Consumption
The Southeast Asia Public Policy Institute (SEAPPI), in collaboration with the Asian Vision Institute (AVI), is pleased to release the white policy paper “Developing a Policy Landscape in Cambodia to Combat Harmful Alcohol Consumption.” This publication provides the most thorough analysis to date of Cambodia’s alcohol market, consumption patterns, and policy gaps. Based on national […]
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ASEAN
21 Feb 2025
Southeast Asia Global Relations Outlook 2025
The Southeast Asia Global Relations Outlook provides an overview of the trends that have shaped the region’s relations with global powers, as well as the domestic challenges and shifts that will determine the region’s strategic approach to navigating geopolitical and economic tensions in 2025. The report explores Malaysia’s priorities as ASEAN Chairman this year, as […]
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Circular
18 Feb 2025
The right to repair in Thailand: Improving outcomes for consumers, repairers, and the environment
The Institute’s Policy White Paper, in collaboration with the Thailand Environmental Institute (TEI) and Rangsit University Faculty of Law, explores Right to Repair (R2R) in Thailand and sets out recommendations for creating a robust R2R policy environment in the country. The Paper also discusses the history of R2R movement and legislation around the world, highlighting […]
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Digital Economy
26 Aug 2024
Demystifying DEFA: Policy and Political Drivers Across ASEAN
ASEAN’s Digital Economy Framework Agreement is inseparable from ASEAN’s own modern history of self-determination amid great-power competition. Like ASEAN itself, DEFA is likely to matter less for what it does, and more for what it is: a member-state driven attempt to transform Southeast Asia from a site of great-power rivalry into a centre in its […]
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AI
21 Aug 2024
Policy State of Play: Artificial Intelligence in Southeast Asia
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is projected to generate considerable economic and social value in Southeast Asia. By 2030, AI adoption could improve the region’s total gross domestic product (GDP) by between 13 and 18 percent, a value nearing US$1 trillion.[1] Buoyed by a burgeoning digital economy and a young, tech-savvy demographic, AI can play a major […]
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