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    ASEAN Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance: 5 Things to Know

    A comprehensive, science-based taxonomy will help businesses, project proponents, and investors understand what would qualify for sustainable financing.

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    Workers clean solar PV panels in Thailand. Photo credit: ADB.

    ASEAN’s Green Leap Can Unlock the Next Wave of Growth

    Poised to become the world's fourth largest economy, ASEAN can solidify its standing as an economic powerhouse by tackling the green transition as a growth opportunity and not a cost burden.

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    A container ship at a port in Southeast Asia. Photo credit: ADB.

    Smart, Clean, Connected: The Next Wave of Port Decarbonization

    Exploring practical pathways and technologies shaping Southeast Asia’s green and resilient ports.

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    A seamstress from Cambodia. Photo credit: ADB.

    Empowering Women to Lead Cambodia’s Digital and Green Economy

    Giving women-owned MSMEs greater access to knowledge, finance, and networks can improve the uptake of digital technologies and green business practices.

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    Commuters walking along EDSA. Photo credit: ADB.

    The Philippines’ ASEAN 2026 Chairship: Steering the Region toward Greater Resilience, Connection, and Change

    Themed 'Navigating Our Future, Together,' the 2026 chairship is rooted in ASEAN’s founding values of peace, stability, and inclusive growth.

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    Mactan International Airport in Cebu, Philippines. Photo credit: ADB.

    When Second Is Best: How ASEAN Is Tackling Overtourism

    Developing secondary destinations provides a way to spread the benefits of tourism while easing pressure on primary attractions.

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Southeast Asia's growth and prosperity depend on deeper regional cooperation and integration, and the advancement of regional public goods. Addressing development challenges collectively through ASEAN frameworks and partnerships helps Southeast Asia respond more effectively to emerging challenges and capitalize on new growth opportunities.

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Tourism in Southeast Asia is rebounding strongly as the region builds resilience to future shocks. ADB is committed to supporting the region with finance, capacity development, and knowledge solutions to foster inclusive and sustainable tourism. 

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