ASIAN ENVIRONMENT OUTLOOK 2001
Asian Development Bank, Manila, 2001.
ISBN: 971-561-290-3.
The people of Asia and the Pacific are paying a heavy toll for the region’s environmental degradation—in human health and economic terms. But the environmental decline can be stopped. The Asian Environment Outlook 2001 (AEO) provides the blueprint for doing that.
Website: http://www.adb.org/Documents/Books/AEO/2001/

STATE OF THE ENVIRONMENT IN ASIA AND THE PACIFIC - 2000
Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP)/Asian Development Bank. United Nations, New York, 2000. ST/ESCAP/2087. ISBN: 92-1-120019-9.
The State of the Environment in Asia and the Pacific 2000 is the fourth in a series of reports published every five years on environmental trends in the region.

STATE OF THE ENVIRONMENT IN ASIA AND THE PACIFIC - 1995
Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP)/Asian Development Bank.
United Nations, New York, 1995 - 653 p.

AFGHANISTAN POST-CONFLICT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT - 2003
United Nations Environment Programme, Switzerland, 2003.
ISBN 92-1-158617-8.
This UNEP Post-Conflict Environment Assessment report, produced in close cooperation with the Afghanistan Transitional Authority shows how conflict has put previous environmental management and conservation strategies on hold, brought about a collapse of local and national governance, destroyed infrastructure, hindered agricultural activity and driven people into cities already lacking the most basic public amenities.
Available in PDF format (3.5 Mb) from http://postconflict.unep.ch/afghanistan/report/ afghanistanpcajanuary2003.pdf

ASIA-PACIFIC ENVIRONMENT OUTLOOK - 2
UNEP in collaboration with ASEAN, MRC, SACEP, ICIMOD and SPREP.
United Nations Environment Programme, Regional Resource Center for Asia and the Pacific (UNEP RRC-AP), Pathumthani, Thailand, 2002 - 127 p.
ISBN: 92-807-2225-5.

ASIA-PACIFIC ENVIRONMENT OUTLOOK - 1997
UNEP in collaboration with ASEAN, MRC, SACEP, ICIMOD and SPREP.
United Nations Environment Programme, Environment Assessment Programme for Asia and the Pacific (UNEP EAP-AP), Pathumthani, Thailand, 1997 - 62 p.
The Asia-Pacific Environment Outlook represents the first stage of a growing collaborative regional assessment process. This process brings together national governments, international organizations, inter-governmental bodies and regional centers of excellence.

THE ASIAN BROWN CLOUD: Climate and other Environmental Impacts
UNEP/C4; 2002. Thailand: United Nations Environment Programme Regional Resource Centre for Asia and the Pacific (UNEP RRC.AP), 9th August. ISBN: 92-807-2240-9.
Report commissioned by UNEP and prepared by the Center for Clouds, Chemistry and Climate (C4).
It is a seven-year study by 200 scientists indicating that the "Asian Brown Cloud" reduces the amount of solar radiation reaching the ground, leading to a drop in crop productivity, as well as trapping heat, altering rainfall and causing deadly respiratory diseases.

SOUTH ASIA: STATE OF THE ENVIRONMENT 2001
United Nations Environment Programme, 2001.
ISBN: 92-807-2137-2.
The report was prepared through a consultative and participatory process soliciting input from various government agencies, NGOs, and intergovernmental organizations. With the substantive support from Development Alternatives (DA), the designated regional Collaborating Center, and regular feedback and support from the South Asia Cooperative Environment Programme (SACEP).

PACIFIC ISLANDS ENVIRONMENT OUTLOOK - 1999 (PDF)
United Nations Environment Programme, Nairobi, 1999.
ISBN 9280717928.

WESTERN INDIAN OCEAN ENVIRONMENT OUTLOOK - 1999 (PDF)
United Nations Environment Programme, Nairobi, 1999.
ISBN 9280717936.