Frameworks, reports, newsletters, guides and templates curated for sustainability professionals across Asia Pacific and beyond.
ArticleIndonesia, Thailand and Vietnam are moving on ISSB alignment, taxonomies and carbon pricing at different speeds. What regional suppliers should expect from buyers.
ReportPDFAccessHolding’s 2025 Impact Report covers financial inclusion, microfinance, women’s economic empowerment, green finance, climate resilience, digital banking and responsible banking across five African markets. It reports lending, workforce, ESG and climate performance across Liberia, Madagascar, Nigeria, Rwanda and Zambia. 2025-AH-Impact-Report
ReportPDFFair Finance Asia and I-JET’s 2026 report examines coal phase-out policies, coal financing and just transition pathways across Asia, with detailed analysis of six Southeast Asian countries. It assesses financial flows, sustainable finance taxonomies, early coal retirement mechanisms and social safeguards while proposing a Paris-aligned framework for governments and financial institutions to support a responsible coal phase-out. Report_Phasing-out-coal-phasing…
ReportPDFAir China’s 2025 Sustainability and ESG Report covers climate change, aviation safety, sustainable aviation fuel, energy and resource efficiency, employee development, responsible supply chains, customer privacy and corporate governance. The report also details Air China’s greenhouse gas emissions, climate-risk management, low-carbon aviation initiatives and progress across its broader ESG strategy.
ReportPDFMaybank’s ESG Still “In Favour” in ASEAN report examines ESG risk, market performance and sustainable finance trends across ASEAN-6 markets. Using Sustainalytics, Morningstar and other market data, it analyses low- and medium-ESG-risk companies, ESG-linked indices, sustainable fund flows, sustainability bonds and loans, and the development of voluntary and compliance carbon markets across Southeast Asia.
ArticleMalaysia's NSRF phases in IFRS S1 and S2 by group. What Group 1 and Group 2 issuers must report, how the transition reliefs expire, and where assurance lands.
ArticleLargeCap issuers face mandatory HKEX Part D climate reporting for FY2026. What must be disclosed, how Scope 3 and the reliefs work, and where preparation bites.
ArticleNew Zealand proposes replacing NZ CS with NZ IFRS S2, with early adoption from October 2026 and mandatory application in 2033. What climate reporting entities should do.
ArticleAustralia assures climate reports from year one, Singapore waits until FY2029. Compare provider rules, assurance standards and readiness steps across both.
ArticleJapan's SSBJ and Korea's KSSB standards compared: adoption timelines, assurance requirements, scoping tests and how each differs from the ISSB baseline.
ArticleWho must report under Australia's mandatory climate regime: Group 1, 2 and 3 thresholds, AASB S2 climate statements, assurance and first-report preparation.