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What Is BIMP-EAGA?

Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines created the East ASEAN Growth Area to shift economic activities from resource extraction to higher levels of processing and value-added production, focusing on industries that adopt clean and green technologies.

Celebrating 25 Years of Cooperation

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25 years

Launched In 1994, the BIMP-EAGA initiative boosts growth in trade, investments, and tourism through new intra-region shipping routes and air links as well as power interconnection projects. Other key areas of cooperation include agribusiness, tourism, the environment, and socio-cultural education.

Articles

  • North Luzon Expressway Rehabilitation and Expansion Project in the Philippines. Photo credit: Asian Development Bank.

    How Can SDG Bonds Attract Green Infrastructure Financing?

    The Asian Development Bank is proposing a new kind of bond to support a green, resilient, and inclusive recovery.

  • Indonesian coffee farmers. Photo credit: Asian Development Bank.

    How ASEAN Can Help SMEs Go Green

    OECD provides policy recommendations in three areas: finance, regulation, and information.

  • The ASEAN Catalytic Green Finance Facility is supporting the recently approved sustainable transport project EDSA Greenways in the Philippines. Photo credit: ADB.

    What Is the Green Recovery Program in Southeast Asia?

    ASEAN plans to build back cleaner after COVID-19 by investing in sustainable transport, clean energy, and low-carbon agriculture.

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Resources for Government

Develop a Green Action Plan for Your City

The BIMP-EAGA Green Cities Initiative helps local governments develop a comprehensive green city action plan.

Green Cities Initiative for BIMP-EAGA Cover
Download the Brochure
Green City Action Plan 2035 Cover
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Resources for Business

Results of the Business Perceptions Survey

The study identified the key factors that influence investment decisions in BIMP-EAGA economic corridors.

 
BIMP-EAGA’s Economic Corridors Business Perceptions about the Investment Climate
Read the report (PDF)
 
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Sabah, Malaysia

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