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.Asian Development Bank said the Philippines can benefit from shifting trade dynamics if it can make bigger investments in key sectors like energy and agriculture to boost its capacity for trade. #ADBAnnualMeeting via BusinessWorld bworldonline.com/top-stories/20…

The Philippines is poised to become a $2 trillion economy in 25 years, Secretary Arsenio Balisacan said during the Philippine Economic Dialogue conducted on the sidelines of #ADBAnnualMeeting. via BusinessMirror businessmirror.com.ph/2025/05/08/phl…

Philippine efforts to digitalize its economy will be expensive, but it must keep pace with its neighbors to further its inclusion and sustainability agenda, Asian Development Bank said. via BusinessWorld bworldonline.com/economy/2025/0…

Unlocking investments in renewables and digital infrastructure starts with simpler, faster, and more transparent processes. ADB hosted key agencies in a workshop to streamline business procedures, which will support ease of doing business and accelerate sustainable development.

In an opinion piece published in BusinessWorld, ADB's Qingfeng Zhang urges Asia to transform its food systems through nature-positive investments, innovation, and regional cooperation. bworldonline.com/opinion/2025/0…

Precision farming, AI-powered pest detection, and drone-based imaging empower farmers to optimize resources and improve yields.

Reform of the region's personal income taxes presents an opportunity to bolster revenues and help address income and wealth inequality.

To reimagine Asia’s food systems, here are strategies we should pursue.

Across Asia, small farmers are building stronger, more stable futures through innovative partnerships with agribusinesses, supported by policy shifts and financial tools. These models increase yields, raise incomes, and reinforce food security.

The Bayan Bayanihan program was deemed successful after distributing food packs to 162,000 households in NCR and nearby provinces. Households who received food packs decreased their mobility levels by 2.3 percent on average. via BusinessMirror businessmirror.com.ph/2025/05/20/adb…

How safe are children in the digital world? A new study from the Philippines, Nepal, and Cambodia reveals how children face online risks -- and how parents and caregivers can protect them. development.asia/insight/protec…

Inclusive insurance solutions—from micro policies to femtech-driven products—are emerging to close the protection gap for women and build financial resilience for families.

Effective green growth hinges not only on enhancing natural capital but on reducing emissions through efficient, cost-effective strategies.

👀 Almost there! The Nalil–Sikkiat Bridge in Tawi-Tawi is now 96% complete and set to open by July 2025. ADB officials led by Scott Morris and DPWHph led by Usec. Emil Sadain on 23 May conducted a site inspection of the ADB-financed bridge. Photos by DPWH

Asia and the Pacific is the planet’s hotspot for plastic pollution. Join us at the first-ever Circular Economy Forum 2025 in Manila to explore bold, long-term solutions and accelerate the shift to a circular economy. 🔗 Learn more: ow.ly/q4Xk50VZQfL

Watch ADB Vice President Scott Morris discuss how better roads and bridges are creating brighter futures for communities in southern Philippines. He recently visited project sites under the ADB-financed Improving Growth Corridors in Mindanao Road Sector Project.

Tariff schemes like seasonal duties are not enough to stabilize rice supply in the Philippines, Asian Development Bank said, citing the need for structural reforms to better protect farmers and still keep prices affordable. via BusinessWorld bworldonline.com/top-stories/20…

How can we ensure a fair water future for all? Explore the global challenge of water security and how communities are working together to address this issue at ‘Fair Water’, an interactive exhibit at the Ayala Museum until 28 August 2025.