Green Infrastructure Investment Opportunities: Indonesia—Green Recovery 2022 Report
This report explores green bonds and other finance instruments for climate-resilient infrastructure to help meet the growing demand for green investments and achieve a low carbon economy in Indonesia.
Thematic Bonds for Affordable Green Housing in Asia and the Pacific: A Case Study of Thailand’s National Housing Authority
This case study discusses the experience of Thailand’s National Housing Authority in the issuance of thematic bonds to build green, affordable housing for the country’s low-income residents.
Green Infrastructure Investment Opportunities: Thailand 2021 Report
This report explores green bonds and other finance instruments for climate-resilient infrastructure and investment opportunities that can support Thailand in achieving a low carbon economy.
General Conditions: Applicable to Loans Made by ADB Funded through Participations of ASEAN Infrastructure Fund Limited
This document provides the terms and conditions generally applicable to loans made by ADB which are funded through participations in the loans by ASEAN Infrastructure Fund (AIF).
Financing the Ocean Back to Health in Southeast Asia: Approaches for Mainstreaming Blue Finance
This publication identifies investment approaches, opportunities, and finance mechanisms in Southeast Asia that can promote and catalyze funds for a sustainable ocean economy.
ASEAN Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance - Version 1
The ASEAN Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance has been developed to serve as a common building block that enables an orderly transition and fosters sustainable finance adoption by ASEAN Member States.
Accelerating Sustainable Development after COVID-19: The Role of SDG Bonds
This publication provides an overview of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) bonds as a mechanism to help mobilize the financing required to achieve the SDGs in developing Asia.
Implementing a Green Recovery in Southeast Asia
This brief outlines how Southeast Asia can focus on green growth to successfully and sustainably recover from the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic.