Gender-Responsive Climate Action Training Read more about Gender-Responsive Climate Action Training This training responded to ADB's commitments under the Climate Change Action Plan 2023-2030 and Strategy 2030, which prioritize gender equality and climate action. Recognizing the disproportionate impacts of climate change on women and the importance of integrating gender-responsive approaches in climate-related operations, the training aimed to build staff capacity to design and implement gender-transformative climate solutions across ADB's operations.
Community Resilience Partnership Program (CRPP) Partnership Forum 2026 Read more about Community Resilience Partnership Program (CRPP) Partnership Forum 2026
CRPP Talks 4: Building Climate Resilience Through Graduation Programs Read more about CRPP Talks 4: Building Climate Resilience Through Graduation Programs
Dorothea Ramizo Keywords climate change Integrated Disaster Risk Management Read more about Dorothea Ramizo Dotty is a seasoned economics researcher in international trade, trade policy, and econometric analysis with several publications in peer-reviewed journals. She has completed her MA in Economics from the University of the Philippines and obtained her Master of Laws (LL.M.) from Hamburg University, Ghent University, and Erasmus University Rotterdam as an Erasmus Mundus scholar. She is currently working on her PhD Economics dissertation at Curtin University in Perth, Australia.
Maria Carina Tinio Keywords climate change Integrated Disaster Risk Management Read more about Maria Carina Tinio Cara is currently on a short-term assignment in MNRM, where she is supporting economics work and country operations, including preparation of inputs to the forthcoming Asian Development Outlook September 2024 and Country Partnership Strategy. She also continues to contribute to and coordinate ADB’s economics work and project economic analysis in the Pacific subregion.
Homer Pagkalinawan Keywords climate change Integrated Disaster Risk Management Read more about Homer Pagkalinawan Homer recently joined CCSD as part of the Pacific climate team and as the climate focal for Palau, the Marshall Islands, and the Federated States of Micronesia. His climate change work in Asia and the Pacific includes predictive damage modelling, resource mapping, vulnerability assessment, and recovery analysis. Prior to CCSD, he was with ERDI, where he contributed to flagship publications such as the Asian Development Outlook and the upcoming Climate Change Report.
The Impact of Weather Shocks on a Developing Economy in a Cold Region: Evidence from Mongolia Read more about The Impact of Weather Shocks on a Developing Economy in a Cold Region: Evidence from Mongolia This presentation provides an overview of the economic impact of weather shocks, particularly in the context of Mongolia's cold climate, and explores the effects of climate change on various sectors of its economy.
Looking Ahead to NDC 3.0 –Expectations from DMCs and ADB's Role Read more about Looking Ahead to NDC 3.0 –Expectations from DMCs and ADB's Role This presentation provides an overview of the expectations, challenges, and support mechanisms for the third iteration of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC 3.0), due in 2025, and emphasizes ADB's role in facilitating ambitious, implementable climate targets for developing member countries (DMCs).
Learnings from NDC 2.0 Implementation and ADB’s NDC Advance TA Platform Read more about Learnings from NDC 2.0 Implementation and ADB’s NDC Advance TA Platform This presentation gives an overview of the findings and recommendations from the NDC Advance Technical Assistance Platform regarding the implementation of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) for climate change, highlighting challenges and potential solutions for effective planning, financing, and capacity building.
Understanding NDCs – Importance and the Role of MDBs Read more about Understanding NDCs – Importance and the Role of MDBs This presentation gives an overview of the role of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) in climate action and the support provided by Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) to enhance their effectiveness in developing member countries.