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News / Policy & Finance

Asia's climate journalists among those most physically threatened for their work

...floods and storms. The Philippines ranked first in the 2025 World Risk Index, followed by India and Indonesia, reflecting high exposure from monsoons and their locaton in the Ring of Fire, which forms...

12 Jan 2026

Asia's climate journalists among those most physically threatened for their work

Press Releases / SM Cares

SM Cares coastal cleanup: A movement for tomorrow

...flooding. “This isn't just about picking up trash—it’s about saving homes, safeguarding health, and helping communities become more resilient to the floods and diseases that come wi...

2 Sep 2025

SM Cares coastal cleanup: A movement for tomorrow

Ambassador Ravi Menon and Minister Grace Fu

News / Policy & Finance

Singapore launches new C3T council to drive competitive climate shift beyond compliance

...floods to rising seas and threats to food and water security. The year 2026 has also been designated as Singapore’s ‘Year of Climate Adaptation’, signalling a shift in national attention toward prepar...

7 Apr 2026

Singapore launches new C3T council to drive competitive climate shift beyond compliance

recent geopolitical events have underlined the vulnerability of fossil fuel dependency, including on exporting nations, like Australia.

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Results over rhetoric: COP31 can accelerate the decarbonisation of industry and supply chains

...floods in Germany and Australia. The scientific consensus is clear: climate change is worsening fires and extreme weather and poses a real threat to the survival of our species, unless we stop burning...

26 Aug 2026

Results over rhetoric: COP31 can accelerate the decarbonisation of industry and supply chains

Drone view of a residential area in Kijal, Malaysia, showing extensive flooding and submerged buildings

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

How Super El Niño could shape COP31 for Asean

...floods in Nepal, we could see similarly severe losses and damage through early 2027, except at the opposite end of the climate extreme spectrum. Even without a permanent loss and damage (L&D) agen...

20 Oct 2026

How Super El Niño could shape COP31 for Asean

News / Cities

How Singapore can help shape Asia’s next generation of infrastructure

...flooding, heat and other hazards, while infrastructure systems are becoming more interconnected. Governments and project owners are also under pressure to improve resource efficiency, reduce emissions...

30 Sep 2026

How Singapore can help shape Asia’s next generation of infrastructure

Finance Secretary Frederick D. Go met with World Bank Managing Director of Operations Anna Bjerde on the sidelines of the 2026 IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok, Thailand, to discuss the Bank’s portfolio in the Philippines, which includes development policy operations (DPOs) and catastrophe deferred drawdown options (CATDDOs) in the pipeline.

News / Policy & Finance

Asean turns to World Bank to close clean energy, climate adaptation financing gaps

...flood protection, water security and climate-resilient infrastructure often provide wider economic benefits without producing predictable financial returns for private investors. That leaves governmen...

16 Oct 2026

Asean turns to World Bank to close clean energy, climate adaptation financing gaps

Press Releases / United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP)

Geospatial innovations addressing critical water data gaps in Asia

...flood risks during the rainy season and water shortages during the dry season. Retention ponds or small reservoirs designed to capture and store excess rainwater are widely recognised as effective so...

25 Mar 2026

Geospatial innovations addressing critical water data gaps in Asia

News / Policy & Finance

Climate change in court: cases to watch in 2026

...floods, droughts or heatwaves caused or exacerbated by climate change. Lawyers say the fact that cases are now reaching the highest courts is significant - with rulings and opinions delivering clear i...

15 Dec 2025

Climate change in court: cases to watch in 2026

Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul participates in activities in celebration of National Children's Day 2026

News / Policy & Finance

Thailand’s Anutin wins on economy and security as climate fades from election spotlight

...flooding, extreme heat and agricultural disruption, according to international climate-risk assessments. Flood events and drought cycles have already affected agricultural output and rural livelihoods...

11 Feb 2026

Thailand’s Anutin wins on economy and security as climate fades from election spotlight

Press Releases / United Nations Environment Programme

From promises to progress: why the Bonn conference must push the needle on climate change

...floods. Adaptation is essential but underfunded. Negotiations on the Global Goal on Adaptation must deliver practical ways to track progress and strengthen resilience on the ground. Particu...

11 Jul 2026

From promises to progress: why the Bonn conference must push the needle on climate change

News / Carbon & Climate

Australian insurers declare catastrophe as Victoria bushfire losses mount, climate risks intensify

...floods along sections of the Great Ocean Road that had only recently been closed due to bushfire threats. While further rain may help suppress fires, Moody’s warned it could also bring new hazards suc...

16 Jan 2026

Australian insurers declare catastrophe as Victoria bushfire losses mount, climate risks intensify

News / Food & Agriculture

Climate, pests and pollution fuel crop losses across India

When unseasonal rains hit Kerala during last year’s paddy harvest, farmers were forced to leave ripe crops standing in flooded fields. Harvesting machines could not operate in the rain, and without st...

5 Feb 2026

Climate, pests and pollution fuel crop losses across India

Opinion / Cities

Climate resilience starts with care

...Floods and wildfires displace families and separate caregivers from the people who depend on them. When household-based care is no longer possible, formal care can become a lifeline for older people a...

5 Oct 2026

Climate resilience starts with care

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News / Carbon & Climate

Mangroves store ‘blue carbon’ - but they’re disappearing fast

Blue carbon - a magic ingredient found in mangroves and salt marshes - is worth billions as a natural shield for nations that are most vulnerable to floods, storms and climate change. But those same ...

26 Aug 2025

Mangroves store ‘blue carbon’ - but they’re disappearing fast

News / Energy

AI speeds Thailand’s clean energy, but grid must catch up, say industry officials

...flooding and typhoons – to exposed sectors including tourism and agriculture, and identifies adaptation projects that investors and financiers could support. “ The better quality of data you have, th...

2 Oct 2026

AI speeds Thailand’s clean energy, but grid must catch up, say industry officials

News / Cities

Life in the Sundarbans, on the front line of climate change

...floods last year killed freshwater fish in two of the ponds in his village. “We saw all the fish die and their eyes turning hazy within minutes of the flood. We had no fish for consumption that whole ...

24 Oct 2025

Life in the Sundarbans, on the front line of climate change

Opinion / Cities

No longer poor: Can Laos be clean, green and great?

...flooding and environmental harm. In the national capital of Vientiane and Unesco World Heritage City Luang Prabang, waste burdens have increased as a result of population and tourism growth. For examp...

11 Jun 2026

No longer poor: Can Laos be clean, green and great?

News / Policy & Finance

Climate ‘loss and damage’ should include supply chain impacts

...floods. Mozambique, Ethiopia, Zimbabwe and Madagascar were the African countries most severely hit by droughts, floods and storms, despite many other African nations having similarly low levels of in...

4 Dec 2025

Climate ‘loss and damage’ should include supply chain impacts

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News / Energy

High costs, higher risks: Can the Philippines power its data centre hub ambitions?

...floods and sea-level rise. These hazards increasingly collide with energy-intensive, power-sensitive investments such as data centres. A World Bank report warns that floods, heat and drought are drivi...

16 Jan 2026

High costs, higher risks: Can the Philippines power its data centre hub ambitions?

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