Socio-cultural Development

Watch BIMP-EAGA’s month-long Festival of Cultures via Zoom, YouTube, Instagram, and other online platforms.

Young entrepreneurs are powering up Southeast Asia’s largest economy as it moves toward a post-pandemic recovery.

Countries urged to come up with a common definition, assess health and safety hotspots, and replicate mechanisms to foster coordination, among others.

Research in Southeast Asia shows large potential returns to businesses arising from productivity increases, creating 169 million jobs by 2030.

Social distancing has heightened the difference between digital haves and have-nots.

The economies of Sabah and North Kalimantan complement each other and offer cross-border opportunities in tourism, education, and trade.