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The GrEEEn Cities Initiative brings together policies, strategies, sector plans, regulations, financial incentives, technologies, governance institutions, civil society, and private sector interventions.

The pandemic has called attention to the health and financial well-being of older persons.

Mobile apps enable farmers, including women smallholders, to modernize and diversify their production and transact with suppliers and buyers directly.

One way to counter negative perceptions about technical and vocation education and training (TVET) programs is to promote them through better communications.

Digital tax administration reform requires more than technology: a sound operating model, strong data management, and staff and taxpayer readiness.

Better data, customer-informed product design, and stronger internal accountability can help financial institutions expand access to finance for women entrepreneurs.

Reducing informality requires helping workers and firms move into more productive activities through skills, technology, and firm upgrading.

Gender strategy and workplace policies are advancing safer workplaces, expanding STEM education for girls, and strengthening energy sector reforms.

The global minimum tax is reshaping investment incentives, requiring countries to redesign policies to protect revenue and support sustainable investment.

Equipping policymakers to turn evaluation lessons into integrated, resilient health reforms across Asia and the Pacific.