Policies that promote wellness can help Asians navigate the uncertain, stressful COVID-19 world and achieve a better post-pandemic lifestyle.
Asian economies must strengthen their regulatory frameworks, and invest in digital networks and infrastructure, to support contactless payment systems.
Young people are losing jobs faster than adults, but targeted policies can help them re-engage with the labor market.
Testing sewage for the coronavirus could provide vital clues to its spread in areas where mass testing is difficult
As Georgia’s economy gradually restarts, it has a unique opportunity to initiate a new era of growth that is more diversified and inclusive.
Blue credits offer an innovative financing approach for attracting private capital to oceans health improvement projects.
Business interruption insurance is an essential tool for business continuity. How small and medium-sized enterprises handle post-disaster disruption could be the difference between reopening their doors or closing them for good.
State-owned enterprises supply energy, transport, and water to millions in Asia and the world. Managing them better will help consumers and governments alike.
In many countries, new approaches to flood management are replacing traditional reactive measures.
The COVID-19 crisis should be used as an opportunity for developing economies to implement reforms that help ensure food security
Area frame sampling – which compiles objective agriculture data using geographic areas and advanced technology – is increasingly being used in Asia to help farmers prepare for climate change and extreme weather.
These charts illustrate how Asian and global stock markets reacted to the COVID-19 pandemic, with market reaction closely following local outbreaks and then moving in unison with global markets amid other shocks.
