Ahead of the AIIB Annual Meeting 2026, the NGO Forum on ADB calls on the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank to strengthen climate responsibility, community rights and accountability. The statement urges AIIB to end new fossil-fuel financing, reassess large-scale hydropower risks, and ensure that its revised Project-affected People’s Mechanism provides accessible and effective remedy for affected communities.

NGO Forum on ADB stands in solidarity with Nepal’s flood-affected communities, calling for debt-free recovery, climate accountability, and community-led relief.

Forum on ADB is urging the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) to reconsider Doha as the venue for its 2026 Annual Meeting amid growing regional security concerns, aviation disruptions, and uncertainty around visa access.

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has issued its response to the NGO Forum on ADB and its network members' statement on the Asia Clean Energy Forum (ACEF) 2026. The letter addresses concerns related to the Environmental and Social Framework, the Energy Transition Mechanism, critical minerals, and nuclear energy, and reiterates ADB's commitment to ongoing dialogue with civil society.

Civil society groups at the No Nukes Asia Forum warned against nuclear energy, calling for renewable alternatives that are safer, affordable, and climate-resilient.

Civil society groups and affected communities staged a creative protest at ACEF 2026, unveiling a giant “Kraken of Destruction” to expose the Asian Development Bank’s continued support for fossil fuels, mining, nuclear energy, and other false climate solutions. Protesters called on ADB to end fossil fuel financing, reject destructive energy projects, and prioritize a just, community-led renewable energy transition.