WHAT WE DO

In this video, CDIA shares how it can work with cities in Asia and the Pacific in meeting the infrastructure needs of their citizens and preparing them for the climate impacts of tomorrow. As of December 2025, CDIA has partnered with 143 cities across 22 developing member countries, mobilizing $13.7 billion in downstream financing for critical infrastructure.

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Supported by CDIA in 2010, the Kochi Water Metro is a groundbreaking project blending sustainability, innovation, and inclusiveness into one smooth ride. See how electric boats and smart planning are reshaping life for Kochi's island communities—and setting a global example for bringing people back to public transport.

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Bringing Climate-Resilient Infrastructure to Cities in Asia and the Pacific – highlights how a holistic resilience framework can help cities deliver not only climate benefits but also socio-economic growth, environmental improvement, and good governance. It features the Green Growth and Climate Change Resilience in Dong Ha, Viet Nam and the Local Devolution and Disaster Risk Reduction Management Program in the Philippines.

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Building Institutional Capacity for Climate Resilience – describes how CDIA facilitates the preparation of projects with climate co-benefits and integrating capacity development into infrastructure development. It features the Climate Resilience in Bac Kan and Ha Nam Project in Viet Nam.

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Partnerships toward Resilient Urban Infrastructure – themed around partnership to share how CDIA is adding value to cities and funding agencies. It features the Climate Vulnerability and Adaptation Assessment Project in Cambodia and Chattogram Sewerage Project in Bangladesh.

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This video documents the concrete steps taken by the City of Tbilisi, Georgia to enhance its public transport for the benefit of its 1.1 million population. While it discusses the challenges of the city in terms of mobility and transport, it more importantly shows how the various partners work closely with the City Hall to address these challenges.

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This video documents the efforts of the City of Yogyakarta, Indonesia in enhancing its urban public transport, particularly the upgrade of its Transjogja Bus System. eyond growth in numbers, the video documentation has captured the impact of Yogyakarta’s enhanced urban transportation through the lens of its beneficiaries - as they now experience improved safety and convenience in their daily journeys.