24Aug2026This paper examines how remittances influence household expenditure during drought and excess rainfall in the Kyrgyz Republic
22Jun2026The webinar will feature the Global Value Chain Development Report 2025: Rewiring GVCs in a Changing Global Economy, discussing emerging trends in trade, investment, green technologies, and supply chain restructuring, highlighting what they mean for developing economies, businesses, and policymakers. For details and registration, click here.
09Jun2026This report analyzes how artificial intelligence (AI) can transform trade facilitation in Asia and the Pacific by improving compliance, document processing, and risk management to help reduce costs and boost efficiency. Read more here.
26Feb2026The Asian Economic Integration Report 2026 report presents the latest trends in trade, cross-border investment, finance, and movement of people. This edition also highlights policy priorities to strengthen resilience and advance inclusive, sustainable regional integration. Read the highlights. Download the full report.
ARIC Blog
Participation in Global Value Chains Is No Longer Enough
Global value chains helped many Asian economies industrialize, but where they sit in the chain now matters more than whether they’re in it at all..
Global value chains helped many Asian economies industrialize, but where they sit in the chain now matters more than whether they’re in it at all..
Why Regional Trade Matters More Than Ever for Central Asia
In an era of shifting supply chains and rising uncertainty, regional trade offers Central Asia a path to resilience, scale, and growth through deeper integration.
In an era of shifting supply chains and rising uncertainty, regional trade offers Central Asia a path to resilience, scale, and growth through deeper integration.
4 Policies for Asia and the Pacific to Build Resilience of Tourism Together
With visitors forecast to underpin one in 10 jobs within the decade, a joint approach—not winner-takes-all rivalry—offers not only growth but better protection against outside shocks.
With visitors forecast to underpin one in 10 jobs within the decade, a joint approach—not winner-takes-all rivalry—offers not only growth but better protection against outside shocks.
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