Infrastructure built today will affect emissions, resilience and well-being for decades. This report examines how countries in Central and Southeast Asia plan and finance energy, transport and industry-related infrastructure that supports economic growth while responding to climate change and other environmental challenges. Covering Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, the Philippines, Thailand and Uzbekistan, it shows how governments can make better-informed choices by strengthening planning, improving how projects are assessed and attracting investment that delivers broader economic, social and environmental benefits.
Designed for policymakers, practitioners and development partners, the report offers insights grounded in country experience and regional collaboration. It illustrates current progress, common challenges and emerging opportunities to scale up sustainable infrastructure.
