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Makassar Urban Situation Assessment Report

29 March 2021
[Download the Bahasa Indonesian version] The Makassar Urban Situation Assessment seeks to develop a holistic understanding of the existing urban environment and population of the Indonesian City of Makassar. The Situation Assessment is part one of a suite of documents that will work towards…

SES Smart Metering Solution

19 March 2021
The SES Electronic Water Meter has the following features: It's made of POLYKETONE (Engineering plastic) / No hazardous materials are used. It could be installed Vertical or Horizontal. NB-IoT, Bluetooth 5.0 and LoRa module inside the meter to communicate with a data logger, mobile application and…

Making Indonesia’s Micro Enterprises Dance with COVID-19

18 March 2021
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Innovation through collaboration: Planning for inclusive post-COVID-19 recovery – Urban planning responses

17 March 2021
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Newtork Korea Co., Ltd

17 March 2021
Newtork Korea's prime goal is to provide efficient and economical solutions to customers through continuous efforts, excellent technology, and long-term expertise, ultimately to advance as a business partner that helps drive customer growth.

Standard Smart Water Management for Asian Countries

15 March 2021
To pursue and ensure the sustainable development of reliable water supply, K-water has developed IWRM to manage the entire water cycle from source to tap. The IWRM system enables operators to manage water resources more efficiently using realtime data of water-related characteristics such as…

Trade STR Data Points and Feedback Loop

9 December 2020
The 2012 Asia/Pacific Group Report on Trade-Based Money Laundering (TBML) recommended policies to combat TBML. This presentation gives a status of the proposals, identifies the TBML data points that need to be added when reporting suspicious transactions, and outlines next steps, including testing…

Identification and Management of Indigenous Community Conserved Areas in Wallacea, Indonesia

3 December 2020
Lessons learned from the identification and management of indigenous community conserved area in Wallacea region, Indonesia

Bridging the Climate Finance Gap at Local Level

23 November 2020
Arghya Sinha Roy of ADB moderated the event and set the scene by presenting the importance of bridging the climate finance at the local level. Stefania Dina of ADB and Joy Amor Bailey of UCCRTF also shared their experiences in implementing selected projects.

[VIDEO] Opening Remarks, Congratulatory Remarks, and Keynote Speech

17 November 2020
Opening Session of KDIS-3ie-ADB-ADBI Conference on Impact Evaluation - Challenges and Promise for Human Capital Development in Asia