Waste-to-Fuel Technology Training Read more about Waste-to-Fuel Technology Training “Transport and climate change” is one of the priority pillars identified under the Asian Development Bank's Sustainable Transport Initiative Operational Plan, 2010 (STI-OP). Transport investments or the use of transport typically lead to increases in greenhouse gas emissions, and so increased knowledge and capacity on how to mitigate emissions to the extent possible will significantly benefit the transport sector.
Indonesia: Rising to the Challenge on Sanitation for Sustainable Human Settlements Read more about Indonesia: Rising to the Challenge on Sanitation for Sustainable Human Settlements Various challenges continue to impede the development of sanitation for sustainable human settlement in Indonesia. The support and participation of all stakeholders, particularly the community, are crucial to ensure the sustainability of sanitation development.
National Biodigester Programmes in Cambodia, Lao PDR and Viet Nam Read more about National Biodigester Programmes in Cambodia, Lao PDR and Viet Nam Access to improved sanitation and energy services remains a challenge. SNV Netherlands Development Organisation proposes the use of biogas to increase income, production, and employment opportunities; and improve access to, coverage, and quality of basic services.
Fecal Sludge to Electricity Read more about Fecal Sludge to Electricity Sanitation methods that need fecal sludge management continue to increase. The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation responds to the challenge by creating access to sustainable sanitation through delivery of products and services along the entire value chain at scale, and providing technologies and services that meet users’ preferences and national requirements.
Introduction - From Waste to Resource Read more about Introduction - From Waste to Resource This session discussed innovative systems, technologies, supporting policies, and incentives that help turn wastes into resources. It shared tips for replication and scaling up, including benefits and potential revenues that can be derived. It also explained the role of private sector and how to engage them.
Municipal Solid Waste Management in Developing Countries: Lessons Learned and Vision from the Perspective of an International Private Operator Read more about Municipal Solid Waste Management in Developing Countries: Lessons Learned and Vision from the Perspective of an International Private Operator There is unprecedented transformation on the waste market as it grows rapidly in emerging countries. The key is to apply specific solutions that will shift focus on treatment rather than sophisticated collection systems.
Green Solutions for Integrated Solid Waste Management Read more about Green Solutions for Integrated Solid Waste Management A more effective integrated solid waste management system is now more critical than ever. Taking on a holistic approach and operating within an integrated system are essential to achieve this goal.
Vision for Water and Waste in the 21st Century Read more about Vision for Water and Waste in the 21st Century Unprecedented pressure on resources in the 21st century has transformed the water and waste market landscapes: water models moving towards improved utility performance, growing demand for tailor-made solutions for waste in emerging countries, and resources efficiency driving industrial demand. Building partnerships is seen as the key to achieving effective results.
Innovations and Making Sanitation Happen Read more about Innovations and Making Sanitation Happen As cities continue to grow at an unprecedented pace, access to water and sanitation becomes a priority. In Asia, sanitation is lagging behind water supply causing tremendous social and economic costs. Meeting the challenge requires a new approach that will increase access to reliable water and sanitation services.