Virtual Business Opportunities Seminar 2022 with TAITRA

Series: ADB Business Outreach Activities

Virtual Business Opportunities Seminar 2022 with TAITRA

14 July 2022

Marine plastic pollution is a major crisis for Asia and the Pacific region. In addition, the high consumption of fossil fuels and raw materials by the manufacturing industry in Asia makes the ecosystems extremely vulnerable. Transitioning from a linear to a circular economy could develop economic sustainability, which would improve resource efficiency and lower greenhouse gas emissions; therefore, the governments in Asia and the Pacific region increasingly emphasize the circular economy.

This webinar sought to assist companies in understanding the strategies, policies, and opportunities of the circular economy in Asia, the Pacific region, and ADB.

Program and Learning Materials: 
Date Session / Activity Presentation Material Speaker(s)
14 Jul 2022 ADB Business Opportunities ADB’s Experience of Circular Economy and Vision for Future Development of Systems Thinking and Programmatic Approaches
This presentation gives an overview of ADB's work on SDGs, Strategy 2030, and Circular Economy.
James Baker
14 Jul 2022 ADB Business Opportunities Circular Economy and Urban Development
This gives an overview of ADB's urban planning and its integrated planning and management of the Circular Economy.
Sing (Terry) Cho
14 Jul 2022 ADB Business Opportunities Waste, Energy, and Ocean Health in the Age of the Circular Economy
This presentation gives an overview of current ADB activities in waste and energy and how its developing solutions work for a circular economy.
Stephen Peters
14 Jul 2022 ADB Procurement System The ADB Procurement System and Business Opportunities
This presentation gives an overview of ADB and its operations, business opportunities, and how to get involved.
Michael Walsh

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