Indonesia urged to invest in building human capital, establish coordination between government and non-government actors; and build a blueprint for climate waqf.
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Zero tariff on electric vehicles and other incentives are expected to encourage more Filipinos to opt for cleaner, greener vehicles.
Tourism is well-positioned to support climate adaptation as it is an industry with many sectors and opportunities to engage and involve stakeholders.
Hydrogen technology could play an important role as an alternative to fossil fuels and can be employed across industries, power generation, and transport.
Adopting heat action plans, using heat-responsive building design, and deploying large scale "cool roof" programs among measures to limit exposure of the urban poor to heat stress
The financing package is the largest syndicated renewable project financing transaction among ASEAN countries to date.
An ADB–IsDB report provides recommendations on how to speed up the development of Islamic climate finance.
This report shows how smart trade and investment policies, and regulatory cooperation can help Asia-Pacific economies tackle climate change, recover from the pandemic, and support resilient and sustainable development.
While sustainable finance is key in facilitating the implementation of innovative solutions to tackle climate change, philanthropic organizations are taking an increasingly structured approach to help.
With annual cash waqf donations estimated at around $12 billion and total land waqf assets at $134 billion, authorities are now considering using these Islamic endowments to fight climate change.
This brief from ERIA assesses energy transition challenges for ASEAN and the Gulf Cooperation Council, and proposes new policy pathways toward an inclusive net-zero economy.
Nature-based solutions, aiming to protect ecosystems such as forests, agricultural land, peatlands, mangroves and oceans while addressing societal and economic challenges, are widely accepted as the way forward.
