"Democratizing" Drinking Water by Taking it from Thin Air
Atmospheric water generators are a great fit for remote communities that lack access to clean water.
2018 Will be a Crucial Year for International Climate Policy Making
There are only eleven months left for countries to finalize the implementation framework for the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change.
3 Reasons to Invest Now in Cleantech Startups in Asia
Clean technology is about developing and deploying new solutions that can help address the impacts of climate change. Here are 3 additional reasons why the time has come to support cleantech entepreneurs.
3 Reasons Why Climate Change Mitigation Should be Gender-Sensitive
The importance of women benefiting from climate change mitigation efforts in Southeast Asia becomes clearer by the day.
3 Ways Small Islands and Coastal Areas can Adapt to Climate Change
Solutions for climate adaptation need to span multiple sectors, government departments and societal contexts. The challenge is great but we can meet it by combining natural and built assets with incentives for collective action and the optimization of traditional knowledge.
4 Principles for Better Tracking Climate Finance for Adaptation
ADB and 5 other multilateral development banks, along with the International Development Finance Club, have taken another step forward in standardizing the way we track climate finance for adaptation. The move is a welcome advance in improving the transparency and targeting of future funding.
4 Takeaways from COP24 in Poland as Climate Agenda Takes Center Stage
The main highlights of the UN climate conference in Katowice are the 4 “Cs” of coordination, capacity building, coherence, and champions.
5 Lessons Learned on Building Tomorrow’s Clean Technology Leaders
Asia is central to the global transition to cleaner energy. Change must happen on an unprecedented scale. We need solutions, and we need them fast.
6 Ways Developing Asia Can Meet its Clean Energy Goals
Meeting the region's clean energy needs will help Asian countries grow without compromising their climate commitments.
A Surprising Lifeline for Workers, Companies and Communities After Disasters
Global supply chains link the welfare of disaster-hit companies and their surrounding communities to a network of corporations that have an economic incentive to help them bounce back.