AASCTF Digital Solutions Brief: Smart 3D Visual Master Planning Read more about AASCTF Digital Solutions Brief: Smart 3D Visual Master Planning This 2-page document discusses how digital planning systems are being used to create compelling urban masterplans and improve the efficiency and impact of the urban planning process.
WaterAid: A WASH strong COVID-19 response Read more about WaterAid: A WASH strong COVID-19 response In this presentation, WaterAid shared their response to COVID-19 in Asia and the Pacific, specifically in the eight countries they work in: Bangladesh, Cambodia, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, and Timor-Leste. Given the changing dynamics of the pandemic, WaterAid has taken a context-specific and phased approach to support government-led action plans, depending on rate of transmission and lockdowns, and prioritizing the most marginalized groups.
WASH Seminar Series: Part 1 – COVID-19 Response Read more about WASH Seminar Series: Part 1 – COVID-19 Response Part 1 of the Scaling Up WASH Services in a Pandemic Seminar Series
Moving Forward with Implementing the Environment Dimensions of the SDGs in Cambodia Read more about Moving Forward with Implementing the Environment Dimensions of the SDGs in Cambodia This presentation shared the process of SDG localization and integrating SDGs into Cambodia’s National Sustainable Development Plan (NSDP).
Poch Sovanndy Keywords SDG localization into the national context Ministry of Planning Cambodia Read more about Poch Sovanndy Poch Sovanndy started working for Cambodia's Ministry of Planning in 1994. He was involved in the preparation of Cambodia's national development plans and its monitoring and evaluation. He is also the focal point for the SDG localization into the national context, working with ministries, development partners, and CSOs in Cambodia. In 2008, Poch was promoted as the Deputy Director-General of Planning for the Ministry of Planning and was also promoted as a Ministry advisor in January 2015.
Linking Integrity Tools with Capacity Development in Lao PDR, Cambodia, and Viet Nam Read more about Linking Integrity Tools with Capacity Development in Lao PDR, Cambodia, and Viet Nam This presentation discussed the scope of integrity management, the process involved with the integrity management toolbox, and the gaps and elements of success in water integrity capacity development in Southeast Asia.
Project Communications in Conflict Prevention Read more about Project Communications in Conflict Prevention Investing in communications by creatively allocating or leveraging funds for project communication activities results to conflict prevention. This report examines ADB’s Accountability Mechanism and discusses the role of communications in conflicts featuring ADB-assisted projects in Cambodia, Nepal, and Samoa as case studies.
Project Communications in Conflict Prevention Read more about Project Communications in Conflict Prevention Stakeholders in Cambodia, Nepal, and Samoa who have been adversely affected by ADB-assisted projects mentioned communications or the lack of it as the main factor for their grievances. In these cases, simply providing information about the project was not enough. Communication processes needed to be tailored to respond to the needs of stakeholders to bring out critical issues for dialogue and resolution—especially for projects consisting of multiple players with diverse interests.
Project Communications in Conflict Prevention Read more about Project Communications in Conflict Prevention How can conflicts in projects be prevented? Know how early attention to stakeholder communication can prevent complaints and resolve issues. This learning event shared why conflicts arise in projects and the role of communications in conflict. It showed multi-sectoral examples on how conflicts cause delays, increase expenses, or even lead to project cancellations.
Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project in Cambodia Read more about Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project in Cambodia The lack of clean water has become a major problem for many rural people, especially in Cambodia, where rural households reach 2.5 million and total rural population number more than 11.5 million. More than half of the rural population practice open defecation and walk long distances to access water. Through a strategic and long-term partnership with ADB, Cambodia has gained ground in its efforts to provide improved access to water and sanitation.