Features

Countries in the Asia and Pacific Region, home to some of the most diverse ecosystems in the world, need to work together to “scale up and replicate” actions to sustain natural capital and enhance human welfare

ASEAN+3 launched the Asian Bond Markets Initiative in 2002 to improve the resilience of the financial system. This year we celebrate 10 years.

By establishing the ASEAN Infrastructure Fund, ASEAN would be taking a major step towards investing more if its resources in its own development needs.

A new report from the Asian Development Bank says the greatest challenge for policymakers is to manage near-term issues while maintaining Asia’s successful, ongoing economic transformation as a global growth engine.

A new ADB-ADBI publication looks at how the economies of ASEAN, People’s Republic of China and India might fare by 2030.

The thriving east-west trade that once prospered along the famed Silk Road is slowly being restored to its former glory through transport and trade links being rolled out under the Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation program. Here are 12 facts and figures on the New Silk Road.

An extended global economic slowdown could weigh heavy on East Asia’s economies next year, unless policymakers act promptly, decisively and collectively, according to ADB’s latest Asia Economic Monitor.

ADB joins over 2000 delegates from both developing and donor countries at the Fourth High Level Forum (HLF 4) on Aid Effectiveness in Busan, Republic of Korea, to review global progress in improving the impact of development aid and further enhance efforts to make aid more effective in reducing poverty and achieving MDGs.

CAREC countries are working together to move people, goods, and vehicles across borders faster, more efficiently, and at least cost.

Tourism is thriving in South Asia with overseas visitors flocking to its vast array of natural, cultural and historic attractions.