U.S.-ASEAN Smart Cities Partnership
Energy Modeling
The Pacific Northwest National Laboratory uses the Global Change Assessment Model to analyze energy and environmental trends to inform local planning efforts in the pilot cities of Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur.
U.S.-ASEAN Science, Technology and Innovation Cooperation (STIC) Program
Arizona State University Arizona State University is the implementing partner for the STIC program, sponsored by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Office of Multilateral Affairs (EAP/MLA). The overarching objectives of this program are: 1) to strengthen and increase national and regional cooperation of ASEAN Member States and the U.S.…
Circular Waste Management IVLP On Demand
Professional Exchanges/IVLP on Circular Waste Management (Oct. 3-14 in Singapore and Washington, DC): In collaboration with the Center for Liveable Cities, 15 ASEAN participants attended this capacity building and site visit program to learn about circular economy approaches and policies for net-zero municipal waste, construction/demolition, e-waste, etc. Program Objectives Explore comprehensive solutions to waste management through integrated urban systems…
Green Buildings Innovation Program
Green Buildings (GB) Program (Aug. 31- Sept. 7, Singapore) launched in collaboration with Singapore's Building and Construction Authority/Academy and hosted 25 ASEAN stakeholders across the region, including Myanmar. The U.S. invited three expert speakers from the City of San Francisco, US Green Building Council and Heider Sustainability Associates. Program Summary: During Vice President Harris’s visit to Singapore in August,…
Smart Cities Business Innovation Fund
Greener Wheels team meets with Penang State Government to discuss their plans to reduce the carbon footprint of vehicle fleets in Malaysia. Cities can play a valuable role in accelerating climate action and supporting a country's National Determined Contributions (NDCs). However, many of the climate finance mechanisms are targeted at national governments. In an effort to…
Third Country Training Program
The U.S.-Singapore Third Country Training Program (TCTP) is a partnership between the Singapore Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the U.S. Department of State which jointly conducts capacity building course for Southeast Asian countries, in particular those in the Mekong region. TCTP supports ASEAN community-building efforts through its workshops and training seminars in developmental focused areas.…
Health in Cities
The U.S.-ASEAN Smart Cities Partnership (USASCP) is working with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and our embassies in the region to increase resiliency of local health care infrastructure as part of the U.S.-ASEAN Health Futures initiative. An initial grant will go to Cambodia for medical records digitization in three ASCN cities.
Integrated Urban Services
Systems integration project to educate stakeholders on circular economy approaches to enhance resource recovery and reuse and on opportunities to develop integrated models of basic urban services and food provision.
Smart Sustainable Mobility
This project will address the transportation priorities of participating ASEAN smart cities by identifying compelling solutions to urban transportation challenges being implemented by U.S. cities and using their techniques, experiences, and lessons learned to guide ASEAN partners towards implementing similarly effectively solutions within their own cities.
Research and Innovation
Translating Cutting Edge Research Projects to ASEAN Smart Cities. This program supports research that integrates social and technical dimensions, through support for scientists and engineers across a range of disciplines, in order to ensure their innovations shape cities and communities in the most productive and effective means possible.
Business Promotion
Connecting U.S. technology and service providers with ASEAN-based smart city technology and service customers to achieve sustained economic development in the region.
Water Smart Engagements (WiSE)
City Pairings of U.S. and ASEAN Cities on Water Issues to increase water security through sustainable water management solutions; to establish long-term relationships between ASEAN and U.S. utilities to foster communication and build capacity; and to increase the exchange of services, goods, science and technology.
