text: Headquarters The commission was originally located in Shanghai, Republic of China, from its foundation until 1949, when it moved its headquarters to the United Nations Conference Centre in Bangkok, Thailand.
  Subregional offices
  The commission maintains five subregional offices in order to better target and deliver programs, given the large size of the region.
  The subregions and their headquarters are as follows:
  East and North East Asia (ENEA) subregional headquarters – Incheon, Republic of Korea
  North and Central Asia (NCA) subregional headquarters – Almaty, Kazakhstan
  South and South West Asia (SSWA) subregional headquarters – New Delhi, India
  South East Asia (SEA) / ASEAN subregional headquarters – Jakarta, Indonesia
  The Pacific (PACIFIC) subregional headquarters – Suva, Fiji
  Executive secretaries
  The following is a list of the executive secretaries of the commission since its foundation:
  Publications
  The commission releases a variety of publications detailing its work and updates on its mandate, as well as on a wide variety of issues affecting its member states. Some of these publications include:
  Asia-Pacific Countries with Special Needs Development Report
  Asia-Pacific Development Journal
  Asia-Pacific Disaster Report
  Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report
  Economic and Social Survey of Asia and the Pacific
  Review of Development in Transport in Asia and the Pacific
  SDG Progress Assessment Reports / Statistical Yearbook for Asia and the Pacific