AsiaXchange 2026
International cooperation is entering a new era. The institutions and approaches that shaped global development over the past several decades are evolving, even as economic, climate, health, and food security challenges grow more interconnected.
AsiaXchange 2026 is designed to explore and shape what comes next — bringing together philanthropy, governments, multilateral institutions, civil society, and the private sector to develop new models of partnership that can meet today’s challenges.
This year’s convening is structured as a series of separate sessions running across three days in Bangkok, October 14–16, each with its own focus, format, and invited group.
The sessions will address questions such as: How does Asia mobilize more of its own capital, and its own institutions, for its own transition? How can sovereign debt be restructured so that the cost of servicing it stops crowding out the investments that generate growth? And what becomes possible when development finance data can be seen in one place rather than a dozen?
If you’re interested in taking part in AsiaXchange 2026, reach out to asiaxchange@rockfound.org.
Past Highlights
From Bangkok to Jakarta, AsiaXchange has convened leaders across government, philanthropy, business, academia, and civil society to spark partnerships, share solutions, and advance economic opportunity across Asia.
Featured Content
- This report on AsiaXchange 2025 highlights how regional leaders, innovators, and communities came together to mobilize ideas, networks, and capital toward scalable, inclusive solutions that advance shared prosperity across Asia.
- AsiaXchange 2025 brought together more than 1,000 leaders, funders, innovators, and communities across Asia to move proven solutions in health, food, and energy from ideas to implementation — scaling impact with the capital, partnerships, and policies needed to reach millions more.
- The Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure, with support from The Rockefeller Foundation, has launched a powerful new playbook aimed at helping financial institutions estimate and prepare for infrastructure risks triggered by climate change.
