Japan and Technology Workers from India: Working through Institutional Stickiness Read more about Japan and Technology Workers from India: Working through Institutional Stickiness The Japanese government and business sector addressed the shortage of technology workers in various ways. These include accommodating foreigners, easing visa restrictions, and forging bilateral business and political realignments. This presentation discusses how India has become a major source of highly skilled technology workers in Japan.
Urban Transportation in Emerging Cities Read more about Urban Transportation in Emerging Cities To address the issues of accessibility, mobility, and congestion in emerging cities, this presentation aims to (i) rekindle interest on urban transportation in emerging cities; (ii) propose an integrated framework to think about accessibility, mobility, and congestion consistently; (iii) and show that progress can be achieved by combining simple economics with novel sources of data.
ICT-based Water Leakage Control Read more about ICT-based Water Leakage Control Discover the latest technology offered by Korea’s Total U-city solutions for managing water pipe leakages to reduce nonrevenue water.
Smart Water Management Solutions from the Water Resources Engineering Corporation Read more about Smart Water Management Solutions from the Water Resources Engineering Corporation Discover the smart water management solutions and technologies of Korea-based Water Resources Engineering Corporation (WARECO).
Remittance in Asia: Key Issues and Policy Challenges Read more about Remittance in Asia: Key Issues and Policy Challenges Remittances play an important role in many economies. They are the main source of foreign exchange in many developing countries. They have also become an important and fairly stable source of income for many families. To maximize the benefits of remittances, countries should be able to update and improve their policies to support migrants and diaspora, reduce remitting costs, and promote investments of remittances.
Cross-border Remittances: Promoting Low-cost Remittance Channels Read more about Cross-border Remittances: Promoting Low-cost Remittance Channels Remittances have become larger than official development assistance. They are also more stable than capital flows. This presentation shares the top recipients of remittances worldwide and the trends in international remiitances costs. It also discusses the challenges experienced by some countries in maximizing the potential and use of remittances.
Labour Migration in Asia: Trends and Developments Read more about Labour Migration in Asia: Trends and Developments Labour migration flows in Asia remained stable in 2015. However, there are still major issues that need to be resolved. Foremost of these is the need to address the employment and working conditions of migrant workers.
Behavior Change and the Principles of Pride Read more about Behavior Change and the Principles of Pride Many schools of thought and theories exist on how behaviors change. Effecting change will require behavior shifts from a collective level across a group of people. Rare uses what it calls a “pride” campaign as behavioral change approach inspiring communities to change social norms around how their natural resources are used in everyday life.
Access to Information: Demands for Bolder Reforms Read more about Access to Information: Demands for Bolder Reforms Communities have the right to know how projects will impact their lives, livelihood, and source of living. Information disclosure goes hand in hand with accountability so that impacted communities can raise their complaints and grievances. This presentation presents insights from civil society organizations, particularly how organizations like ADB is doing in terms of information disclosure.
#UbeSafe Road Safety Campaign Read more about #UbeSafe Road Safety Campaign Learn more about #UbeSafe, a project of the Global Shapers Ulaanbaatar Hub, that aims to promote road safety. Success indicators that can be replicated are outlined in the presentation.