The Mymensingh Kewatkhali Bridge Project in Bangladesh has great potential to drive positive outcomes for the local community and the country’s economy. Listen to the team unpack some of the key elements of the project in the first of a series. This first installment looks at impact.
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Beijing, September 28, 2026
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From climate finance to digital infrastructure and regional connectivity, AIIB’s 11th Annual Meeting spotlights the priorities and partnerships needed to build tomorrow’s infrastructure.
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Building Nature into Infrastructure: Turning Biodiversity Commitments into Better Investments
The triple planetary crisis of climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution poses a growing threat to the environment and the economy. Actions are needed to halt and reverse biodiversity loss while advancing sustainable development. As countries implement the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework through their National Biodiversity Strategies and Action Plans, attention is increasingly turning from commitments to implementation. For AIIB, this means identifying practical ways to integrate biodiversity considerations and nature-based solutions (NbS) into infrastructure investments that deliver lasting economic, environmental and social benefits.
READ MOREBeijing, August 14, 2026
Financing Infrastructure for Tomorrow Through a Broader Sustainability Lens
Climate has rightly been central to the conversation around sustainable infrastructure for much of the past decade. However, infrastructure performance is also shaped by interconnected environmental and social factors. AIIB’s 2025 Sustainability Report reflects this broader lens, showing how these factors can affect long-term asset and portfolio performance.
READ MOREBeijing, August 13, 2026
How Technology Enhances the Development Impact of Infrastructure
At a busy urban crossroads, infrastructure is easy to see. Cars move through lanes. Buses stop and start. Pedestrians wait at crossings. Traffic lights guide the flow of movement through the city.
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