Time to Scale Up Sustainable Transport in Asia and the Pacific
With the overall goal of scaling up sustainable transport by up to 50% of loans and grants by 2017, ADB plans to work more closely with its developing member countries on sustainable transport options that could fit their development master plans.
First Bond Issue Under Guarantee Facility Can be a Boon for Indian Infrastructure
The first bond issue under a project bond guarantee facility set up in 2012 by ADB and IIFCL is a landmark achievement for Indian infrastructure development, as credit enhancement can help draw in money from insurance companies and pension funds.
How to Integrate Violence Against Women Prevention, Response in Urban Transport
A quick reference guide for for mainstreaming prevention of and response to violence against women and girls in urban transport interventions.
New Highway to Open Up Trade, Investment in Western Mongolia
Western Mongolia struggles to attract investment due to high transportation costs, but thus may soon change with the construction of a new regional corridor.
Cebu Airport Expansion Clears Path for Future Large-Scale PPPs in Philippines
Distinguished as 2015 Transport Deal of the Year by Project Finance International magazine, the project is a milestone for the government's PPP program.
Designing New Climate-Resilient Roads in the Kyrgyz Republic
ADB is piloting the use of vulnerability assessments to help build roads that withstand the impacts of climate change.
New Airport Reflects Rich Papua New Guinea Culture
Mount Hagen Airport is an example of how to incorporate cultural sensitivities and make sure local people are consulted on their needs.
Car Wars: Delhi’s Force Awakens
Will the Jedi of sustainable transport find a way to counter the dark side of rampant motorization?
Upgraded Road to Improve Quality of Life in Kiribati
Vice President Stephen P. Groff explains how the rehabilitation of Tarawa's most important road will benefit all in this remote South Pacific nation.
Back on Track – Reviving Rail in Central Asia
Rail transport can help slash travel time, lower freight costs, and expand cross-border freight consignments across and beyond the region.