Category: Urban Infrastructure

The mass rapid transit (MRT) system is a combined network of underground and over ground trains...

In April 2021, Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) received approval to deploy 77 electric buses. It has also...

Trials of autonomous vehicles (AVs) are taking place across the Asia Pacific region and show...

According to the 2018 study “Elements of Success: Urban Transportation Systems of 24 Global Cities” by consulting firm McKinsey, Singapore has one of the most accessible public transportation systems among 24 major cities around the world.

Waste is one of the key sources of energy being promoted by the Thai government as it aims to address the excessive waste problem faced by many cities across the country.

Electric Vehicles (EV) are gradually gaining prominence in the Association of Southeast Asian...

Despite the impact of the Covid-19  pandemic on global automotive sales, the journey to...

Urban water supply systems are constantly reeling under the stress of supplying adequate, reliable...

According to the 2018 study ‘Elements of success: Urban transportation systems of 24 global...

The Philippines government has been laying great emphasis on improvement in access to water and...

Smart cities with their ability to harness technology to improve planning and efficiency of...

According to Southeast Asia Infrastructure Research, the upcoming urban transport network of about 2,190 km in the Southeast Asian region will entail an investment of about $182 billion, which will be financed through government funding or official development assistance from multilateral agencies or by private players.

The water supply and waste management in Southeast Asia (SEA) faces significant challenges despite its growing economy.

Access to safe drinking water, improved sanitation and, annual and per capita solid waste generation across SEA

As the countries in Southeast Asia move towards a more urbanised future, the amount of waste generated grows faster.

Operational clean buses in SEA