Indonesia

MSMEs in Asia and the Pacific face significant financing challenges, with nearly half either unserved or underserved—resulting in a credit gap estimated at $2.5 trillion.

Active support and participation of districts, states, and provinces covered by BIMP-EAGA has spurred growth in the subregion.

Ministers also tout growth in tourism, trade, investment, and project rollout.

Viet Nam and the Philippines will drive the region's growth with each expected to exceed 6%, while Indonesia comes close at 5.7%

The ADB-supported project entails the construction of wastewater treatment plants and sewer networks.

Body overseeing the new capital's development has launched a report that would serve as a baseline in tracking the city’s SDG commitments.

The capital is the first city in Indonesia to have a roadmap to achieve net zero by 2045.

Kalimantan, Sulawesi, Maluku, and Papua have untapped ocean resources that could help the country meet and raise its climate ambition.

The subregion is well positioned to cater to the growing global appetite for Shari’ah-compliant financing.