Civil Society Reflections on ADB’s COVID-19 Operations – Bangladesh Perspective Read more about Civil Society Reflections on ADB’s COVID-19 Operations – Bangladesh Perspective In this presentation, the speaker shares insights on Multilateral Development Banks’ response to COVID-19.
Nadeen Madkour Keywords security and development peace security ADB NGO Forum civil society Read more about Nadeen Madkour Nadeen Madkour is an Egyptian national based in Sydney, Australia. She is a research scientist working to better understand the role of race, gender, and peace in international development, particularly their application by Multilateral Development Banks. Her research interests cover a broad spectrum including the intersection of gender and development, postcolonial feminist theories, and the impact of neoliberalism on development and international political economy.
Multilateral Development Banks and COVID-19 Read more about Multilateral Development Banks and COVID-19 This presentation gives an overview of Multilateral Development Banks’ response to COVID-19.
Rindah Melsen Keywords gender conservation civil society solomon islands ADB Read more about Rindah Melsen Rindah Melsen, who is a proud mother of three, is the current President of Nusatuva Women’s Savings Club, Solomon Islands.
Reviewing ADB’s Energy Policy to Meet the Paris Goal of 1.5 Degrees Celsius Read more about Reviewing ADB’s Energy Policy to Meet the Paris Goal of 1.5 Degrees Celsius
Meaningful Youth Engagement for Inclusive Recovery Read more about Meaningful Youth Engagement for Inclusive Recovery
Advancing the Progress toward Achieving the SDGs Post-COVID-19 Read more about Advancing the Progress toward Achieving the SDGs Post-COVID-19
Civil Society Reflections on ADB’s COVID-19 Operations Read more about Civil Society Reflections on ADB’s COVID-19 Operations
Engaging Civil Society Organizations in Advancing the Sustainable Development Goals Read more about Engaging Civil Society Organizations in Advancing the Sustainable Development Goals “Leaving no one behind” is the central principle of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Cooperation and inclusion are key concepts in its implementation which can be achieved through effective engagement with civil society organizations (CSOs) and NGOs. The advancement of the SDGs depends on concerted efforts by governments and all stakeholders, including CSOs, governments, international finance institutions like ADB, and other development actors.