DAJA 2010 Winners

Development Journalist of the Year

Name:

Mridu Khullar, India

Story title:

The Treasure of Trash

Young Development Journalist of the Year

Name:

Chhun Kosal, Cambodia

Story title:

The Middle Kingdom: Is Optimism Over SMEs's Prospects Misplaced?

Winner

Name:

Abu Zafar Mohammad Anas, Bangladesh

Story title:

Spectre of Eviction Stalks Slums

1st Runner-up

Name:

Reji Joseph, India

Story title:

The Appalling Nepalese Flesh Trade In India

2nd Runner-up

Name:

Janarbek Akaev, Kyrgyz Republic

Story title:

New Settlement: Gloomy Life of Future Champions

Winner

Name:

Shyamlal Yadav, India

Story title:

Streams of Filth

1st Runner-up

Name:

Deng Hai, People’s Republic of China

Story title:

Challenges at Post Three-Gorges

2nd Runner-up

Name:

Moffat Mamu, Solomon Islands

Story title:

Our Islands' Survival

Winner

Name:

Syed Zain Al-Mahmood, Bangladesh

Story title:

Prosperity in Diversity

1st Runner-up

Name:

Liang Dongmei, People’s Republic of China

Story title:

Automaker Mockingbird

2nd Runner-up

Name:

Roel Landingin, Philippines

Story title:

Secrecy, Rush Mark Tender of Biggest MWSS Dam Project

Winner

Name:

Meng Yang, People's Republic of China

Story title:

The Tale of PRC-DPRK Border: Black and White

1st Runner-up

Name:

Salam Dharejo, Pakistan

Story title:

In Search of an Identity

2nd Runner-up

Name:

Raihan M. Chowdhury, Bangladesh

Story title:

Regional Connectivity: Bangladesh Should Move Fast

Name:

Gemma Bagayaua Mendoza , Philippines

Flooding in Metro: Who is to Blame?

Name:

Astari Yanuarti, Indonesia

Story title:

Saving Trash, Harvesting Rupiah

Name:

Purple S. Romero, Philippines

Story title:

Demand for Tobacco Harming Ilocos Forests?

Name:

Chandani Jayatilleke, Sri Lanka

Story title:

Ex-LTTE Fighters Stitch a New Life as Apparel Workers

Name:

Kalendra Sejuwal, Nepal

Story title:

No Servant, Master

Name:

Phen Raksmey, Cambodia

Story title:

Southern Economic Corridor: Cambodia May be Unready for a Potential Bonanza