Agriculture

Priority projects include renewable energy, green enterprises, sustainable tourism, low-carbon transport, and high-quality agro-fisheries production.

Leaders want countries to brace for headwinds from COVID-19, supply chain disruptions, food shortage, climate change, and other threats.

At the Cambodia summit, leaders agreed to develop a roadmap of regional actions to implement social security portability by 2030.

 Agrifood systems must become more resilient and deliver affordable, nutritious foods.

Grow Asia was created by the World Economic Forum and the ASEAN Secretariat to build partnerships for more inclusive, resilient, and sustainable food systems.

Member countries urged to look beyond the 2025 mid-term plan in realizing the subregion’s overall goals.

Four innovative farms in BIMP-EAGA are being promoted as sustainable tourist attractions in the Philippines.

Direct flights and new infrastructure projects move Tawi-Tawi closer to becoming an important gateway for Muslim Mindanao to other parts of BIMP-EAGA.

An ecosystem-based approach provides a low-cost way of avoiding more than $60 million in damages annually.

A project to help cacao farmers in Mindanao and a study on renewable energy certificates will be implemented with the support of the BIMP-EAGA–Republic of Korea Cooperation Fund.