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BIMP-EAGA is developing a green manufacturing sector that is competitive and capable of higher levels of processing and value-added production. The biodiversity-rich subregion has chosen a sustainable development path to protect the environment and promote livable cities and communities.

Hua Ho produces pesticide-free vegetables at its farms. It is a model of best practice in agriculture.

BIMP-EAGA is investing in power and energy projects, including renewables, and improving energy efficiency and conservation.

Limestone cliffs, hidden lagoons, coral atolls, and tropical forests make Palawan province one of the top ecotourism destinations in BIMP-EAGA. 

Before the bridge was opened, commuters had to pass through Sarawak and four immigration points along the previous route.

Those planning to travel to Southeast Asia may at some point come across the acronym BIMP-EAGA while doing research.

There has been a lot of press lately about the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR).

BIMP-EAGA’s economy has become more vibrant thanks to initiatives in the last 27 years. 

The economies of Sabah and North Kalimantan complement each other and offer cross-border opportunities in tourism, education, and trade.

Colombo-based Silvermill Group is building a processing plant in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia to make value-added coconut products for export.