Publications

This study foregrounds a concept of renewable energy use that aims to combine agricultural production and clean power generation on the same land area, thereby reducing land-use conflicts between these two essential sectors.

The Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung Offices in Hanoi, Beijing, New Delhi, and Berlin present this intriguing booklet on the Social-Ecological Transformation which includes case studies from across Asia.

The authors of this brochure determinedly state: «The question is not whether, but how and when we will achieve a future based on renewable energy.» Unfortunately, renewables are still looked at sceptically.

The study at hand gives an overview of Vietnam's energy sector and evaluates chances and challenges on its path towards sustainability.

With democratization putting an end to decades of isolationism, Myanmar's economic liberalization threatens its natural habitats and the people's well-being. The author highlights emerging vulnerabilities and necessary adaptations.

Contributions from activists, experts, scholars and researchers from China, Thailand, Philippines, Ecuador, Venezuela and Germany shed light on left-wing alternatives to the dominant development paradigm.

Southeast Asia, especially Vietnam, is heavily endangered by the escalating environmental crises. While governments foreground technological solutions, proper mitigation and adaption require socio-ecological change.

GreenID and RLS aim to raise the voice of local people and the public during the policy-making process in relations to Electricity governance. This report provides the National Assembly with an additional reference.

Daniel Bladh argues that the transformation of the dominant development model must focus on quality instead of quantity, on sufficiency instead of affluence and on human needs instead of desires.