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The soil beneath our feet

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By Ammala Chanthalath, Mark Dubois, Joshua Philp
| iwmi.org
Bounyoung Douangpanya tends his paddy field while participating in a legume experiment in 2026. Photo: Florine Degrune for IWMI. Bounyoung Doungpanya, a farmer in Attapeu, Lao PDR, once owned many buffalo and used their manure to fertilize his fields. When tractors and agricultural technology replaced the need for livestock to plow paddy fields, he relied on market fertilizers. Over time, he noticed that the quality of his soil declined.
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Evidence based policymaking

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By Souphalack Inphonephong, Tania Perera, Mark Dubois
| iwmi.org
By Souphalack Inphonephong, Tania Perera & Mark Dubois Building trust as an international non-governmental organization in the context of engaging with Lao PDR’s policy space requires contextual understanding of the country’s governance structures, cultural norms and development priorities. It requires advocating for external support and local partnerships. It needs the comprehensive study of practical entry points as well as long-term commitment as change takes time.
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Crisis in Connecticut: Our Growing Wage Complaint Backlog

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By Mark Dubois
| Our Community Now
Share What’s the point of working for a living if you don’t get paid for it? Connecticut faces a growing crisis: a mounting backlog of wage complaints at the state’s Department of Labor. As recently reported by The Connecticut Mirror , workers who allege they’ve been denied their rightful earnings often wait months, even years, for their claims to be addressed.
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