Jocelyn Ford reports on the efforts of a former rebel turned governor to stop deforestation in the Indonesian province of Aceh.

Our daily geography puzzler.

Anchor Katy Clark speaks with James Tooley about his research into how parents in poor communities in the developing world are choosing to send their children to private schools. Tooley is the author of "The Beautiful Tree".

The answer to our Geo Quiz today is Shoreditch, a trendy neighborhood of London where a local pub has come up with a novel way to beat the recession -- bartering for beer. Customers can trade anything from old vacuum cleaners to a painting for a pint of beer. Producer Alex Collins sent us an audio postcard from the Marksman Pub in Shoreditch.

Today on The World: Global concerns as health officials take steps to stop the spread of swine flu; Also, a micro-lending bank in Cambodia that may have grown too big; and we hear about a woman from Kandahar, Afghanistan, who dared become a public figure there, only to be gunned down.

The World's Lorne Matalon has the latest from Mexico City on the swine flu outbreak there. Mexico's capital has essentially closed down, as authorities try to stop the spread of the swine flu virus.

Soldiers handing out masks (photo: Lorne Matalon)

The World's Gerry Hadden reports on Spain's first reported case of swine flu and the precautions the government there is taking to reign in the virus.

Global swine flu outbreak

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with epidemiologist Marc Lipsitch about the swine flu -- what it is and what can be done to stop its spread.

ACLEDA CEO In ChannyIt's one of Cambodia's few success stories. ACLEDA bank began as a micro-lender. Loaning tiny sums to allow Cambodians to open small businesses. Now it's become the country's largest bank. Critics think it's lost its focus by becoming too big and charging its clients too much interest. From Phnom Penh, David Hecht reports.

The voters in a tiny eastern state in Switzerland have spoken. No more naked hiking...not in their backyard. It seems that dozens of mostly German nudists have been strolling through this part of the Alps. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Sebastian Borger, a culture correspondent for the German newspaper, Rheinischer Merkur.