Recent challenges inspire Philippine cities to embark on smart city projects to improve citizen services.

Filipino households that will soon reach an annual income of $25,000, will purchase consumer electronics for the first time. 

The UK is mandating climate-related financial disclosures (TCFD), opening doors for U.S. environmental tech companies.

Romania is following the European Commission’s Beating Cancer Plan, launching a national program to combat the EU’s highest incidence of cancer.

The Philippines national police and fire protection modernization programs provide opportunities for U.S. safety and security exporters.

Budapest Cargo City hit a record freight transport in 2021, the strongest year yet for the international airport.

Young adults with higher disposable incomes are the source of increasing demand for natural and organic cosmetics and skincare products in the Philippines. 

The Philippines is addressing power reliability for rural electrification. Energy infrastructure improvements present export opportunities for U.S. companies.

Sporting goods and specialty bike shops have sprouted up across Manila to cater to the increasing demand for outdoor sports. 

The Philippine Department of Transportation (DOTr) has 12 railway projects in its pipeline with a total project cost of $33 billion.

The EU has a New Vision for Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD) Chemicals.

An important Uruguayan law regarding pharmaceutical patent protection is amended. 

Vietnam faces a shortage of cold storage facilities and rental prices have skyrocketed in the past 2 years. 

Hungary’s National Clean Energy Strategy sets out scenarios on how to reach the 2050 carbon-free target. 

The regional Sub-Saharan Africa initiative to combat cancer helps identify opportunities for U.S. companies to bring life-saving solutions to Mozambique.