Circular Economy Government and Stakeholder Engagement - Some Practical Wins and Losses (Circular Economy Webinar Series Session 23) Read more about Circular Economy Government and Stakeholder Engagement - Some Practical Wins and Losses (Circular Economy Webinar Series Session 23) This session highlighted delving into the crucial element of stakeholder engagement in the successful execution of circular economy projects. Beyond mere community involvement, stakeholders encompass waste generators, potential recyclers, financiers, and government officials, collectively forming a dynamic team.
Kieran Travers Keywords circular economy stakeholder engagement solid waste management marine litter environment energy Asutralia Read more about Kieran Travers Keiran Travers has over 20 years’ experience in resource recovery and waste management with a background in both the public and private sector. Keiran has held senior positions in local government and major waste management contractors, managing national waste management consultancies. He has employment experience in both waste consultancies and waste contractors. He has previously been the site manager of waste transfer stations.
Bioplastics in Thailand Read more about Bioplastics in Thailand This presentation gives an overview of bioplastics value chain using the case study in Thailand based on a cost-benefit analysis research study that ADB conducted
Bioplastics in Thailand: Perceptions versus Reality and Future Directions for Southeast Asia (Circular Economy Webinar Series Session 22) Read more about Bioplastics in Thailand: Perceptions versus Reality and Future Directions for Southeast Asia (Circular Economy Webinar Series Session 22)
Quantifying Plastic Pollution to Inform Evidence-based and Effective Interventions (Circular Economy Webinar Series Session 20) Read more about Quantifying Plastic Pollution to Inform Evidence-based and Effective Interventions (Circular Economy Webinar Series Session 20) Plastic pollution is an archetypical global challenge, the complexity of which means that we still do not have a sufficient understanding of fundamental aspects – for example, the relative importance of its forms, sources, pathways, and receptors.
Decentralising the Plastic Asset Circularity Read more about Decentralising the Plastic Asset Circularity This presentation gives an overview of an end to end traceable circular economy using decentralized platform.
Accountability and Finance in the Global Plastics Treaty Read more about Accountability and Finance in the Global Plastics Treaty This presentation gives an overview of opportunities for ADB's support in the anticipated Global Plastics Treaty.
Digital Solutions for Plastic Waste Data Collection and Monitoring Read more about Digital Solutions for Plastic Waste Data Collection and Monitoring An overview of building digital solutions for Plastic Waste Data collection and Monitoring
Kavinda Gunasekara Keywords environment plastic pollution circular economy water and sanitation Read more about Kavinda Gunasekara Kavinda Gunasekara is working as COO, Global Water & Sanitation Center, Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) in Thailand. Over the past 15 years, he had involved in implementing geospatial-related projects in South, Southeast, and Central Asian countries. He led UNEP CounterMEASURE Phase I & II project components in AIT by integrating digital tools for mapping plastic litter in streets and waterways. He holds a doctorate from the University of Tokyo, and a professional master in digital Transformation from AIT.