Frédéric Asseline Keywords climate change Read more about Frédéric Asseline Frederic will work within the SDCC team primarily on climate finance; he will assist with securing external funding sources and with supporting ADB operational teams in structuring climate change projects and in formulating programmatic country engagements. Frederic has 20 years international working experience in project and program management, with expertise in the energy sector (renewable and urban energy), climate finance, and sustainable urban development.
Highlights of the 2016 Standing Committee on Finance Forum Read more about Highlights of the 2016 Standing Committee on Finance Forum Around 200 participants attended the two-day SCF forum, representing different regions and a variety of institutions, including public and private sector, NGOs, think tanks and international organizations. This documents summarizes the key take aways from the said forum.
Community Development for Reconstruction in Higashimatsushima City Read more about Community Development for Reconstruction in Higashimatsushima City Presentation of Morio Furuyama on the Higashimatsushima experience
Urban Development of “FutureCity” Yokohama Read more about Urban Development of “FutureCity” Yokohama Presentation of Yasuharu Shimoda on key policy challenges in climate-resilient, sustainable and inclusive urban development
Na Won Kim Keywords sustainable development sustainable production and consumption system innovation climate change environmental policy and governance energy low carbon city development Urban Development renewable energy emissions trading energy labeling systems sustainable transport Read more about Na Won Kim Na Won Kim has managed and worked on various range of technical assistance and loan projects relating to sustainable and inclusive development, low carbon city development projects promoting cross-sectoral intervention and system innovation for sustainable and climate friendly urban development, water supply and sanitation, clean and renewable energy, energy labelling system, sustainable transport, sustainable buildings, ecosystem-based adaptation, and many other areas of infrastructure and system of provisions at Asian Development Bank.
Sanath Ranawana Keywords climate change Read more about Sanath Ranawana Mr. Sanath Ranawana is the Director of Agriculture, Food, Nature, and Rural Development Sector Office at ADB. He has over 25 years of work experience with international development organizations (ADB, World Bank, and UNEP) in agriculture, natural resources, environment, and rural development (ANRD) sectors. He holds masters’ degrees from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the University of Texas at Austin and an undergraduate degree from the State University of New York, College of Environmental Science and Forestry.
Social Facets of Climate Risks Read more about Social Facets of Climate Risks What are the social aspects of the risks of loss and damage, particularly vulnerable countries, populations and the ecosystems they depend upon? In this presentation, Mark New of the African Climate and Development Initiative, University of Cape Town explains the social facets of climate risks.
Keynote Statement Read more about Keynote Statement ADB's Vice-President for Knowledge Management and Sustainable Development, Bambang Susantono, delivers his keynote speech. He talks about the solutions required to build climate resilience and ADB's experience in addressing the risk of loss and damage in Asia and the Pacific.
Moving Forward with Clean Energy - Knowledge Sharing Webinar Series Read more about Moving Forward with Clean Energy - Knowledge Sharing Webinar Series Priyantha Wijayatunga, ADB's Principal Energy Specialist, discusses clean energy development issues and trends in this webinar presentation.
Knowledge Sharing Webinar Series: Moving Forward with Clean Energy Read more about Knowledge Sharing Webinar Series: Moving Forward with Clean Energy This session of the Knowledge Sharing Webinar Series highlights how ADB assists countiries in implementing clean energy projects. Specifically, this webinar aimed to: