In Bandung, Indonesia, the government has launched a pilot program that gives chicks and seeds to kids at 12 schools in the city. It’s hoped that the care-taking responsibilities will help curb their internet addiction, introduce healthy habits, and teach valuable social skills.

Amid media coverage about faulty vaccines and counterfeit drugs, trust has become crucial in the health decisions of Chinese citizens. LemonBox is a supplement provider that’s hoping to build consumer confidence by selling products from the US in packs tailored to each person’s needs.

A free app has launched in Australia to help catalogue the nation’s butterfly population. As people show more interest in reconnecting with nature, brands have an opportunity to 'gamify' nature-spotting activities to appeal to the general public – and especially tech-savvy young people.

Amid expectations to strive at work, settle down, and be successful, many young people in China are feeling under pressure; 62% think that their lives are too stressful. How is the Buddhist Youth subculture reacting to societal demands? And how can brands tap into this so-called 'Zen-generation'?