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Lessons from Greater Mekong Subregion countries can help efforts to develop premium markets for Kazakhstan’s halal lamb meat and Mongolia’s camel wool.

Strengthen power systems against climate and other risks to minimize damage to infrastructure, disruption of service, and economic loss.

Close cooperation between civil groups and authorities is needed to make the streets more walkable and safe for pedestrians.

In the People's Republic of China, Yichang city is building a sustainable urban transport system with a bus rapid transit corridor as its backbone.

Pseudo-panel methods using repeated cross-sectional surveys, which are less costly and easier to do, may offer a solution to this problem.

Enhancing transport and trade linkages between and across the countries in the Bay of Bengal region requires a strategic master plan.

Policies should promote the growth and sustainability of social enterprises without making them dependent on state support.

A better understanding of environmental standards—their differences and implications—can help developing countries better safeguard the environment.

Applying international standards for financial auditing strengthens country systems and enhances accountability for externally financed projects.

Regional cooperation and improved data practices can help address the challenge of plastic pollution more effectively.