Transport: Facts and Figures
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Climate Change and Transport
Asia and the Pacific's motorized transport have become a significant contributor to greenhouse gas emissions that lead to climate change. How can the region avoid a future of congested roads, pollution, ill health, and economic damage? -
The CAREC Corridors - Linking the Russian Federation with South Asia and the Middle East
CAREC Corridor 3 connects the Russian Federation to South Asia and the Middle East, running through six of CAREC’s member countries. -
The CAREC Corridors - Linking the Mediterranean and East Asia
CAREC Corridor 2 links East Asia to the Mediterranean and southern Europe - with trade expanding in recent years following the implementation of the People’s Republic of China’s “go west” policy. -
The CAREC Corridors - Linking Europe and East Asia
CAREC Corridor 1 - the most active of the six corridors - links Europe to East Asia, traversing the Russian Federation border to the People’s Republic of China via Kazakhstan and the Kyrgyz Republic. -
Driving Development Along an Ancient Mekong Trade Route
A highway mirroring a strand of the ancient Tea Horse Trail is expanding tourism, trade, and families' standard of living in rural People's Republic of China, the Lao PDR, and Thailand. -
Inclusive and Sustainable Transport
How do you provide access to jobs, markets, hospitals, and schools without creating more congestion, air pollution, traffic accidents, and greenhouse gas emissions? -
Infrastructure Development in the Greater Mekong Subregion
Over the course of two decades, the GMS Program has invested about $15 billion in projects covering subregional roads, airports and railways, power facilities, tourism infrastructure, and communicable disease prevention. -
India: End-to-End Connection
In India, more than 3/5 of its population live in rural areas. Take a look at how an ADB-supported program will help connect thousands of people living in remote areas to major transport grid. -
Solutions for Urban Transport
Why is the car of the worst mode of transportation in a dense urban city?