ADBI-Stanford University Virtual Workshop on Electricity Markets in a High-Renewables World Read more about ADBI-Stanford University Virtual Workshop on Electricity Markets in a High-Renewables World 13:00–15:00 Tokyo time
Virtual Dialogues on Resilient Infrastructure Read more about Virtual Dialogues on Resilient Infrastructure Infrastructure is central to improving the lives of people and achieving inclusive and sustainable development. ADB recognizes that investing in resilient infrastructure systems is a human, environmental and economic imperative with clear economic benefits. Asia and the Pacific will need to invest $26.2 trillion in infrastructure during 2016–2030 to maintain its growth momentum, eradicate poverty, and respond to climate change.
Climate Change and Disasters in Asia and the Pacific Read more about Climate Change and Disasters in Asia and the Pacific This infographic gives an overview of the impact of climate change and disasters on the long-term sustainability of development in the Asia Pacific region, and how ADB is addressing climate change and disaster risk in the region.
Keynote Lecture: Enhancing Environmental Sustainability in Asia-Pacific: Role of ADB Read more about Keynote Lecture: Enhancing Environmental Sustainability in Asia-Pacific: Role of ADB Tomoyuki Kimura, Director General of ADB's Strategy, Policy, and Partnerships Department gave a keynote lecture during the Opening Plenary of the International Symposium on Education and Research in Global Environmental Studies in Asia organized by Kyoto University on 26 November 2019. He presented an overview of ADB's integrated approach that combines finance, knowledge, and partnerships under Strategy 2030 and engaged with experts and scholars in discussions to enhance environmental sustainability in Asia and the Pacific.
Toward the Low-Carbon City - Integrated Approach of Seoul (RUS) Read more about Toward the Low-Carbon City - Integrated Approach of Seoul (RUS) This presentation outlines Seoul's urban transformation from the 1950s to the current day, emphasizing an integrated approach to urban transport, water and sanitation, and energy.
Climate Change Perceptions in Asia Read more about Climate Change Perceptions in Asia Public perceptions can play a key role in either driving or hindering reform efforts. For the Asia-Pacific Climate Report 2024, ADB surveyed about 13,500 residents across 14 Asian economies. The survey aimed to understand public views on climate change, awareness of government actions, preferences for adaptation and resilience investments, and factors influencing support for climate policies.
Katherine Hughes Keywords climate change sustainable development policy finance climate policy and financing Read more about Katherine Hughes Kate has 20 years of experience working on climate change and sustainable development policy, financing, and technology projects across the Asia Pacific region.