Kirsteen Mack Keywords procurement ADB PPFD finance Read more about Kirsteen Mack Kirsteen Mack is a Procurement Specialist at the Asian Development Bank (ADB), based in Nepal Resident Mission and covering the South Asia region. Prior to joining ADB in 2020, Kirsteen held key roles at the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS). Her work spanned procurement operations, policy development, and project delivery. She also served as Procurement Manager for the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games, where she led procurement planning and execution for a major international sporting event.
Delivery of COVID-19 Booster and Paediatric Vaccines: Lessons from Malaysia, the Philippines and the United Kingdom Read more about Delivery of COVID-19 Booster and Paediatric Vaccines: Lessons from Malaysia, the Philippines and the United Kingdom As COVID-19 vaccines continue to be deployed around the world, countries are now planning for and actively administering booster doses and vaccines for their paediatric populations. What has the experience been in different countries? What have been the successes and challenges?
Doing Business with ADB and the ADB Procurement System Read more about Doing Business with ADB and the ADB Procurement System This presentation gives an overview of ADB's procurement framework and operations.
ADB Engagement in Disaster Risk Management Read more about ADB Engagement in Disaster Risk Management This presentation provides an overview of ADB's focus on disaster risk reduction management in accordance with its development mandate.
Green Ports, Shipping, and Maritime Decarbonization Read more about Green Ports, Shipping, and Maritime Decarbonization 70% of global trade by volume (80% by value) is carried by maritime shipping, and 60% of these goods are loaded or unloaded in developing country ports. Maritime transport accounts for 3% of global GHG emissions - equivalent to the 6th largest GHG emitting country globally – and rising rapidly. Simultaneously, seaports are highly exposed to climate change impacts including sea-level rise and increased intensity of storms.
Assessing the Promise of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) Satellites in Accelerating Rural Connectivity and Closing the Digital Divide Read more about Assessing the Promise of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) Satellites in Accelerating Rural Connectivity and Closing the Digital Divide High-level policymakers and experts discussed and explored the exciting potential of low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites in expanding broadband access, encouraging investment in new broadband technologies, and bringing more users online, especially in geographically isolated and disadvantaged areas in the Philippines.
Asian Development Outlook (ADO) Launch Series Read more about Asian Development Outlook (ADO) Launch Series The Asian Development Outlook analyzes economic and development issues in developing countries in Asia. This includes forecasting the inflation and gross domestic product growth rates of countries throughout the region, including the People’s Republic of China and India.
Helping Sri Lanka Go Green: Lessons from Denmark’s Green Transition Read more about Helping Sri Lanka Go Green: Lessons from Denmark’s Green Transition This webinar was organized by the State of Green Denmark and ADB's European Representative Office to learn how Sri Lanka is going green.
Bangladesh Climate and Disaster Risk Atlas - Publication Launch Read more about Bangladesh Climate and Disaster Risk Atlas - Publication Launch Due to its geographic location and climatic conditions, Bangladesh is one of the countries to be severely affected by climate change, projected to significantly impact the country’s agriculture and water sectors. Climate change adversely affects a country’s ability to achieve its Sustainable Development Goal targets. As such, sustainable solutions and project development for mitigation and adaptation become more and more urgent. To enable these, a high-level risk screening approach to address climate and geophysical hazards at the early stage of project development is necessary.
Alexander Bohm Keywords digital trend Health education technology energy business outreach mobility ADB BOS germany opportunities Read more about Alexander Bohm Holding a degree in industrial engineering, Alexander Bohm joined the Fichtner Group in 2010, supporting the business development activities in the energy and environmental sector in Western Europe as well as coordinating different international subsidiaries within the Group. While tending to the development of new business fields and new clients, he has mainly concentrated on renewables, covering wind, photovoltaics, concentrated solar power, biomass, geothermal, and hydropower, as well as on cooperating with various financing institutions and private investors.