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Singapore

310 Woodlands
The Heeren Shops #04-30
Tel: 6235 0968
 Capella Gift Shop
Capella at Sentosa 1 The Knolls
Tel: 6377 8888
Red Wing Shoe Shop
Suntec City Mall #02-070
Tel: 6337 0088
 Gushe
59 Bussorah Street
Tel: 6297 9587
Sunflower
City Square Mall #B1-12A
(Kitchener Rd)
 Kinesis Physio & Rehab
SMU, Li Ka Shing Library Bldg
70 Stamford Rd B1-27
Tel: 6352 0800
X-Boundaries
Novena Square Velocity #03-59
Tel: 6356 7280		 Ban Lee Shoe
Holland Village Shopping Centre #02-04
Tel: 6466 1007
The Flip Flop Shop
Hougang Mall #03-05
 The Flip Flop Shop
Sun Plaza #01-06
Vouchies
Orchard Central #B1-23/24
 Orchard Central Open Door
Weekend Market (only on Sat + Sun)

Also, available online at www.vouchies.com. (Every pair bought on Vouchies.com, 1 pair will be donated to underprivileged kids in India. Please visit our facebook page for more information.)

Thailand

The Adjective
Central World B124 Level 1
Pathumwan, Bangkok
Tel: 662  613 1532


Emporium Office Tower
Level 1
Tel: 668 6305 7777
 

  
     





Today, about 180,000 people around the world will leave the countryside and move to a city. Humans are becoming urban creatures at an accelerating speed. The United Nations calculates that London's population took 130 years to grow from 1m to 8m. Bangkok, Thailand took 45 years. Dhaka, Bangladesh 37. And Seoul, South Korea just 25. In much of Asia, rice is the essence of survival. Poor people in both cities and rural areas spend 1/2 to 3/4 of their incomes on rice - and only rice. Millions of resource-poor farmers eke a living on small parcels of land in remote, mountainous or arid regions. Yet it is estimated they produce as much as 20% of the world's food - largely without the benefit of modern agriculture. Majority of the world's resource-poor farmers are women. They produce more than 1/2 of the food grown around the world. In some regions, as much as 80%. If a girl gets at least 6 years of education, her childbirth survival rate in adulthood will dramatically and consistently improve. The world's poor actually own trillions of dollars' worth of assets. But their houses, plots of land and businesses lacked formal title - and so can't be used to do all the things that people in wealthy countries do to turn a little money into a lot of money. Establishing property rights is a necessary first step.
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