We bring research, policy and business together to understand why work is changing across Asia, and equip organisations with the tools to respond, through Asian perspectives often missing from the global conversation.
TNN is working with ARC to understand where peer support sits within Hong Kong's wider mental health system and to translate what TNN has learned into guidance the sector can use.
Asia Research Collective (ARC) is an independent research organisation built on a simple belief: the future of work in Asia should be shaped from within, and together. We close the gaps where existing data misses the region's workforce, and connect the sectors that need to act on it.
Each part of ARC has its own purpose. Together, they connect research, policy and business to shape the future of work in Asia.
An open space where researchers, policymakers and businesses share knowledge, elevate Asian perspectives and act together on the future of work.
Independent research that forecasts emerging trends, examines how global shifts land in Asia, and builds the region's evidence base.
Workshops, consulting and bespoke research that help organisations turn evidence into practical change, guided by the team behind the research.
Our research starts from Asian schools of thought and lived realities, so it reflects how people across the region actually work, lead and progress.
We seek out voices often missing from workforce data, so our insight reflects the whole of society, not just its most visible part.
Our longitudinal research grows year on year, building a body of knowledge that serves the public good and informs practical change.
From fast-growing economies to ageing societies, the future of work looks different in every market. We work across the region to understand those differences, and what they mean for the people and organisations living them.