“Building Climate Resilience into Road Development” — Green Roads Toolkit for the Asia-Pacific Transport Sector Read more about “Building Climate Resilience into Road Development” — Green Roads Toolkit for the Asia-Pacific Transport Sector This presentation discussed innovative tools and technologies to help improve climate resilience of transport systems.
Meike van Ginneken Keywords climate change climate resilience water envoy Netherlands Read more about Meike van Ginneken Meike van Ginneken is the Water Envoy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the Programme Director for Climate Adaptation and Water International at the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management.
Lessons Learned Snapshot: A Decade of Advancing Climate Change Resilience in Asian cities Read more about Lessons Learned Snapshot: A Decade of Advancing Climate Change Resilience in Asian cities In its 10 years of implementation, UCCRTF worked through various entry points in the ADB project cycle to build systemic urban resilience
Event Snapshot | ADB UCCRTF at The Rockefeller Foundation AsiaXchange 2023 Read more about Event Snapshot | ADB UCCRTF at The Rockefeller Foundation AsiaXchange 2023
13th Asia-Pacific Financial Inclusion Forum: Policy Approaches to Support Green Financing of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises Read more about 13th Asia-Pacific Financial Inclusion Forum: Policy Approaches to Support Green Financing of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises Climate change and environmental degradation pose significant risks to the performance of micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) critical to economic growth and climate resilience. The movement toward green finance mechanisms has the potential to create new financing opportunities for MSMEs while also facilitating the transition to a low carbon economy.
UCCRTF Snapshot Page Read more about UCCRTF Snapshot Page The Urban Climate Change Resilience Trust Fund (UCCRTF) is a $150 million multi-donor trust fund administered by ADB under the Urban Financing Partnership Facility. It aims to support fast-growing cities in Asia to reduce climate-related risks poor and vulnerable people face. The UCCRTF takes an urban systems-centered approach that supports climate change integration into city planning, project development and implementation, and knowledge-sharing and capacity-building.
Nuzhat Nueary Keywords development studies natural resource management climate resilience gender Read more about Nuzhat Nueary Nuzhat Nueary is a mid-career development professional who has spent the last six years advocating for the rights of climate-affected women and youth. She is currently employed by Oxfam, an organization dedicated to fighting poverty and inequality. In line with her organization's mission, she like to alleviate poverty in climate-affected communities through advocacy and movement building. Nueary academic specialization is in development studies and natural resource management, which complements my mission to bring justice to Bangladesh's climate-vulnerable women and youth.
Ananya Chakraborty Keywords climate change social development climate resilience human development gender Read more about Ananya Chakraborty Ananya Chakraborty, Ph.D., is a Senior Research Analyst with the Climate Resilience Practice program at the World Resources Institute (WRI), India. Her research focuses on gender, inclusion, and human development for addressing pressing issues of our times such as climate change, food security, and migration. Her current research looks at climate smart agriculture (CSA) from a gendered perspective to find collaborative solutions that can foster equity and inclusion of women farmers across developing countries to build resilience and adapt to the impacts of climate change on agriculture.
Anju Sharma Keywords adaptation social protection climate resilience Read more about Anju Sharma Anju Sharma is the Global Lead on Locally Led Adaptation at the Global Center on Adaptation. She has previously worked for Oxford Climate Policy as Deputy Director; and for European Capacity Building Initiative; UN Environment Programme; Oxfam GB; and the Centre for Science and Environment as Associate Director. She has also worked as a consultant for several international organisations, including the Secretariat of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, the UN Development Program, and International Institute for Sustainable Development.
Ritu Bharadwaj Keywords climate resilience governance of Risks ESG framework adaptation social protection resource conservation migration and gender issues Read more about Ritu Bharadwaj Ritu Bharadwaj has more than 20 years of senior policy development, research and management experience in government, funding agencies and international NGOs. She has worked extensively on climate resilience, resource conservation, social protection, migration and gender issues.