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UNESCAP 2025 Report

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Regional Economic Contribution

  • Asia-Pacific accounted for 60% of global economic growth in 2024

Climate Impact Estimates

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  • At least 6% GDP loss annually projected for one-third of countries in the region
  • Average Annual Loss (AAL) of 4.8% of GDP for 30 climate-exposed countries
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Most Climate-Vulnerable Nations (11/30)

  • Afghanistan
  • Cambodia
  • Iran
  • Kazakhstan
  • Laos
  • Mongolia
  • Myanmar
  • Nepal
  • Tajikistan
  • Uzbekistan
  • Vietnam

Root Causes of Climate Vulnerability

  • Infrastructure gaps and poor climate resilience
  • Agriculture-dependent economies
  • Rapid and unregulated urbanisation
  • Inadequate disaster risk governance

Major Climate Risks and Exposures

  • Frequent floods, droughts, cyclones, and heatwaves
  • High exposure in agriculture, energy, and coastal manufacturing
  • Poorer countries lack climate finance and resilient public infrastructure

UNESCAP Policy Recommendations

  • Proactive Fiscal Strategy: Redirect public investment to green and high-productivity sectors
  • Climate-Smart Industrial Upgradation: Develop sustainable production models and green value chains
  • Regional Green Transition Framework: Foster collaborative climate action between developing and developed nations
  • Advanced Risk Tools: Use the ESCAP Risk and Resilience Portal to monitor climate-induced economic risks

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