Multiple, interconnected crises—including rising inequalities, poverty, hunger, climate change, and conflicts—continue to hinder progress toward the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

Worldwide, the convergence of data-driven strategy, development theory, and intelligent decision-making models are transforming organisational governance, growth and thereby empowering communities.

To help China address these challenges, the World Bank approved a $150 million loan in 2019 for the Forest Ecosystem Improvement in the Upper Reaches of Yangtze River Basin Program. Implemented in ...

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The report summarizes how ADB supported its developing member countries (DMCs) to make progress toward sustainable, inclusive, and resilient development. “With our increased financial firepower and a ...

Global growth is expected to moderate in 2025 and remain steady in 2026, but at a level that is not sufficient to accelerate progress towards sustainable economic development. Tariff hikes would ...

Water scarcity has increasingly become a critical challenge for the sustainable development of Chinese agriculture. Investigating the eco-efficiency of China’s grain production (ECGP) through the ...

The Junior Chamber International (JCI) Manila and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) in the Philippines entered into a new partnership to support sustainable development initiatives in the ...