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  1. ASEAN held an inaugural summit in Kuala Lumpur focusing on regional prosperity and economic collaboration.
  2. A regional initiative involving the AKCMM Project was implemented across ASEAN Member States.

ASEAN Members to Replicate Malolos Nature-Based Flood Solution Project

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 6
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The Malolos City Government initiated a nature-based flood solution project in a 14-hectare coastal area of Malolos, Bulacan. This project, funded by the city government for P70 million, is noted as the largest of its kind globally. The initiative was showcased during the Environmental Summit Asean-Netherlands Cross Learning Workshop, which delegates attended. The group decided to replicate this successful pilot project across various ASEAN member states.

From manilatimes.net

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The international interest in the Malolos project highlights the growing trend of technology transfer in regional infrastructure development. The willingness of ASEAN members to adopt the model could accelerate the scaling of nature-based solutions in the region. This signals a potential shift toward shared regional resilience strategies.

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