Building the Chinese Carbon Market and Its Regional Connections
About the Asia Society Policy Institute
With a problem-solving mandate, the Asia Society Policy Institute (ASPI) tackles major policy challenges confronting the Asia-Pacific in security, prosperity, sustainability, and the development of common norms and values for the region. Learn more
Upcoming Events
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Online21 Oct 202110 - 11 a.m.Melbourne TimeCalculate your local time »PUBLIC Join the Asia Society Policy Institute and the United States Studies Centre as we examine the Biden Administration’s Indo-Pacific strategy and its implications for Australia and the region.
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Online02 Nov 20216 - 7 p.m.New York TimeCalculate your local time »The Hon. Kevin Rudd AC sits with former U.S. Presidential candidate and mayoral candidate Andrew Yang, for a conversation on his new new book "Forward: Notes on the Future of Our Democracy."
Featured Videos
Featured Initiatives
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Seeks to contribute to China’s ETS policy construction in order to benefit China’s environmental trajectory and enhance the regional and global fight against climate change through carbon market maturation and cooperation in Asia.
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Examines an emerging trend of the relocation, diversification, and reshoring of supply chains by mapping out the foreign investment policies of economies in the Indo-Pacific region in a dynamic and easy-to-use format.
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Asia Society Policy Institute and Asia Society Australia examine the COVID-19 pandemic and what it means for Southeast Asia’s future
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Professional development program for South Korean early career female trade experts.
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An initiative seeking to manage distrust and conflict between the U.S. and China.
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An ASPI initiative to establish a blueprint for post-2020 climate cooperation between the U.S. and China.
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Creative and practical ideas for how the United States might re-engage in the Asia Pacific in the critical first six months of the new administration.
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Using hard data to analyze China's economy under Xi Jinping.
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A series of reflections by thought leaders, policymakers, and experts throughout Asia on what this new (ab)normal will mean and what it will entail.
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Report on BRI projects' strategic and military implications for China, the region, and the United States.
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Wendy Cutler lays out a roadmap for the next U.S. administration to reengage with the TPP.
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Exploring the strategic implications of growing ties between major countries in the Middle East and Asia.
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Recommendations to ensure beneficial and sustainable BRI outcomes.
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ASPI initiative to create a roadmap for linking the carbon markets in China, Japan, and the Republic of Korea.
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An ASPI initiative to strengthen regional security institutions in Asia.
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In this ASPI issue paper, Debra Eisenman analyzes five critical challenges facing Myanmar in 2018.