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There is a need for globally coordinated standards and principles that allow room for countries to adapt their policies.

A wide range of new solutions is able to avoid, reduce, collect, recycle, and clean up plastic waste. 

Lessons from Indonesia show young entrepreneurs need mentorship and training, business services and facilities, and post-incubation assistance. 

The sector-wide approach has the flexibility to address evolving challenges in the education sector.

Cities can turn to integrated ICT solutions to better manage the environment, health and safety of their industrial parks and enterprises.

By focusing on youth, infrastructure, and human capital, the country can create sustainable growth through strategic investments and regional partnerships.

The city-state offers a good case example for other Southeast Asian countries vying to become tech and innovation hubs.

Secure funding sources and allocate resources effectively.

Select the most appropriate measurement method—walking, digitization, or parcel corner GPS—based on specific local characteristics.

Performance-based funding improved urban governance and quality of infrastructure and services, and promoted women’s empowerment.