The Philippine government has set ambitious targets to build a climate and disaster-resilient economy. Collaborative and capacity building initiatives like the ASEAN Climate Finance Policy Platform are critical to their success. Megan Barte, Division Chief of the Climate Finance Policy Group of the Philippines' Department of Finance, speaks more on the platform's potential impact.
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In Pakistan, remittances are an essential source of external financing and a key element of social protection—boosting poverty reduction, sustaining consumption, and strengthening resilience. Our recent blog discusses how the country could turn this inflow into a pillar of sustainable economic growth: https://ow.ly/KqGf50T3ybN
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Asia and the Pacific is suffering from the intense effects of climate change. To tackle this crisis, policy makers need access to timely and reliable data to help them design sustainable solutions, according to our latest Key Indicators report: https://ow.ly/RTQz50T4FIz
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Finance ministries are key to mobilizing the vast resources needed to address the climate crisis. The ASEAN Climate Finance Policy Platform, launched today, will strengthen ministries of finance leadership on climate action. ADB Vice President Scott Morris shares why this initiative is important and why the bank supports it.
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ADB has launched a new country partnership strategy for Uzbekistan to facilitate the transition to a green economy, support private sector development, and promote investments in human capital. The bank will intervene in various sectors including energy, public sector management and governance, finance, transport, agriculture, and urban development. Read more: https://ow.ly/noCu50T7cLL
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500 million people in Asia and the Pacific lack access to drinking water, and over 1.14 billion lack access to sanitation services. Our publication discusses how a human rights-based approach could help achieve equitable access to both and create a healthier future for all: https://ow.ly/87oN50T6ajk
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Bamboo – the versatile woody grass that is ubiquitous across Asia and the Pacific – grows fast and has a remarkable ability to capture carbon. With the use of modern technology and AI, it can boost economic growth and reduce environmental harm. Here’s how: https://ow.ly/fNx650T6bZV
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Recent disruptions in rice production have increased prices, impacting food security and economic stability across Asia and the Pacific. Long-term solutions are needed to help navigate this crisis and build a more resilient market for the future: https://ow.ly/efgB50S9eF7
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