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Effective plastic waste management in Southeast Asia depends on strong data governance frameworks that are practical, inclusive, and enforceable.

Crises like a pandemic underscore the importance of alternative sources of high-quality and timely data in developing effective measures.

Best practices in WASH initiatives consider the needs, culture, and behaviors of the poor and vulnerable who are most at risk of infectious diseases.

Experience in India shows a gradual and localized approach based on evidence allows for safer reopening of the economy and reduces infection rates.

Market-based instruments offer effective and innovative solutions for reducing water pollution and promoting efficient water use.

Myanmar’s second largest city tackles the challenges of improving and privatizing waste management.

An after-school program for teens that develops technical competence in 21st-century skills is being replicated across the country and beyond.

Adopting hydrogen as a major energy source may call for a global standard for hydrogen leakage.

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

Safer infrastructure and robust post-crash care can save lives, prevent long-term disabilities, and support recovery.