Mark Watts Keywords better air quality air quality clean air ADB clean air asia environment Read more about Mark Watts Mark’s aim as Executive Director is to ensure that C40 Cities is equally focused on science-based climate action and political leadership for climate justice. C40 has grown dramatically in scope and ambition under Mark’s tenure and its 300 staff now support nearly 100 of the world’s leading cities, representing around 700 million residents. Prior to joining C40 Cities, Mark was a director at pioneering engineering and design firm, Arup; and previous to that role he was a senior adviser to the Mayor of London.
Solutions for Cleaner Air in People's Republic of China to Fix the Air Pollution in the Region Read more about Solutions for Cleaner Air in People's Republic of China to Fix the Air Pollution in the Region
Shiqiu Zhang Keywords better air quality air quality clean air ADB clean air asia environment Read more about Shiqiu Zhang Dr. Shiqiu ZHANG is a Professor of Environmental Economics at Peking University. She has been teaching and conducting studies on environmental economics, environmental policy, and governance. She is currently a Senior expert member of UNEP Technology and Economic Assessment Panel for implementing the Montreal Protocol a board member of Clean Air Asia. She served also as president of the Asian Association on Environment and Resource Economics (AAERE) (2017-2019).
Navigating a secure Energy Transition in ASEAN Read more about Navigating a secure Energy Transition in ASEAN This presentation gave an overview of the energy outlook in ASEAN region.
Regional Knowledge Sharing Event: Air Quality and Climate Benefits of Energy Policies Read more about Regional Knowledge Sharing Event: Air Quality and Climate Benefits of Energy Policies Background:
Case study: Specific measures to address air pollution from agricultural burning in Thailand Read more about Case study: Specific measures to address air pollution from agricultural burning in Thailand This presentation discussed challenges and solutions in implementing available solutions to reduce the open-burning of agricultural residues.
Supat Wangwongwatana Keywords air quality Read more about Supat Wangwongwatana Dr. Supat Wangwongwatana has been affiliated with the Faculty of Public Health, Thammasat University as a Senior Specialist in air pollution since 2017. He also serves as a Senior Advisor to the Thailand Environment Institute, a member of the Senate’s Sub-commission on Environment, the Co-chair of the Advisory Group of Asian Co-benefit Partnership (ACP). He recently serves as the Director of the Hub of Talents on Air Pollution and Climate for the National Research Council of Thailand.
Outcomes and way forward from the UNESCAP Meeting on "Crop Residue Management in South Asia: Advancing Subregional Cooperation for Sustainable, Climate‐smart and Integrated Management of Crop Residues" Read more about Outcomes and way forward from the UNESCAP Meeting on "Crop Residue Management in South Asia: Advancing Subregional Cooperation for Sustainable, Climate‐smart and Integrated Management of Crop Residues" This presentation discussed the challenges and solutions to crop residue management to reduce agriculture burning from UNESCAP perspective
Crop residue actions of the Peoples Republic of China on the agriculture sector to improve air quality Read more about Crop residue actions of the Peoples Republic of China on the agriculture sector to improve air quality This presentation discussed the critical measures on how to utilize crop straw residues in the People's Republic of China.