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Development Asia: How Pacific Countries are Developing Low-Carbon Transport

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Better, faster, and more inclusive census data can turn old‑style population surveys into powerful engines for better policy.

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In Papua New Guinea (PNG), the majority of the population lives in rural areas. The health system has been decentralized to the provincial level to improve service access and quality.

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Stronger health services, trained midwives, cash incentives, and support for traditional birth attendants are driving down maternal deaths in Asia and the Pacific. The challenge now is to reach every woman.

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Reliable access to safe water is essential for health, economic activity, and climate resilience in small island states. In the Cook Islands, growing climate risks, infrastructure limitations, and uneven service coverage continue to challenge water security, particularly in the outer islands.

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Decentralization can expand access to schools, clinics, and clean water—but only if local governments have clear rules, funding, and skills. Well‑designed policy‑based lending can help close these gaps.

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