Workshop on ESG Practices Read more about Workshop on ESG Practices This presentation discussed best practices and lesson learned regarding on Environmental, Social, and Governance in Bangladesh.
Satoshi Ikeda Keywords Japan green finance governance Read more about Satoshi Ikeda Satoshi Ikeda has been the Chief Sustainable Finance Officer (CSFO) at the Financial Services Agency of Japan (JFSA) since 2019. In this role, he covers a wide range of issues concerning sustainable finance which include, among other things, designing Japan’s own transition finance framework based upon disclosures of transition plans
Lyn Javier Keywords finance BSP governance Read more about Lyn Javier Lyn I. Javier is the Assistant Governor of the Policy and Specialized Supervision Sub-Sector (PSSSS) under the Financial Supervision Sector of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP). She oversees the supervisory policy and data departments of the BSP as well as the supervision of specialized areas specifically money laundering, information technology, treasury, and trust operations. Ms.
Juliet Willetts Keywords water sanitation gender equality governance climate change civil society private sector Read more about Juliet Willetts Professor Willetts specialises in applied research to inform policy and practice in international development. She is global expert in water and sanitation, and has also contributed to gender equality, governance, climate change, civil society and private sector roles in development, and monitoring, evaluation and development effectiveness.
Nassreena S. Baddiri Keywords social development ADB livelihoods financial inclusion governance evaluation policy Read more about Nassreena S. Baddiri Nassreena Sampaco-Baddiri is Evaluation Specialist, Independent Evaluation Department at ADB. She was country director for IPA Philippines and was chief manager of its diverse portfolio of rigorous evaluations in livelihoods, financial inclusion and governance, among others. She has extensive experience working and leading in various government departments as well as policy research NGOs, and in the academe as Senior Lecturer at the University of the Philippines, Diliman.
Virtual Training Workshop on Conflict Engagement and Resolution Read more about Virtual Training Workshop on Conflict Engagement and Resolution Mediation, as a party-centered “alternate dispute resolution” (ADR) method, can help address conflicts that arise in the workplace and project implementation. ADR seeks to acknowledge and assess the impact of such conflicts in intra- and inter-personal relationships and encourage ethical communication.
Lorraine Elliot Keywords global and regional (Asia Pacific) environmental politics governance and ethics; transnational environmental crime; transitions to a green economy; and non-traditional security including human security environmental and climate security Read more about Lorraine Elliot Lorraine Elliott is Professor Emerita at the Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs at the Australian National University where she previously held an appointment as Professor of International Relations. She has also held visiting appointments at the University of Oxford, LSE, the Free University of Amsterdam, the universities of Sheffield and Nottingham, and Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.
High-Level Seminar on Quality Infrastructure Investment in Asia Read more about High-Level Seminar on Quality Infrastructure Investment in Asia Cohosted by ADBI and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), back-to-back with the Group of 20 (G20) Investors Dialogue, this high-level seminar provided insights on strengthening the global infrastructure development agenda and convergence between the G20 and developing Asian economies. It brought together senior policy makers and industry representatives and highlighted quality infrastructure development and investment in Asia, and policy tools and recommendations for supporting sustainable infrastructure investment.
Mobilizing Taxes for Development in Asia Read more about Mobilizing Taxes for Development in Asia Developing Asia has vast public spending needs to build a more inclusive, sustainable future for the region. How can authorities mobilize sufficient tax revenues fairly while still recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic?
Mark Robinson Keywords governance Read more about Mark Robinson Mark is the Executive Director of the EITI, responsible for managing the International Secretariat including its fundraising and financial management, for acting as Board Secretary and for oversight of EITI implementation in its 56 member countries. He has over 30 years' experience in governance, extractives, climate and international development, and a career spanning the worlds of policy, operations, research and philanthropy. Prior to joining the EITI in November 2018, Mark served as Global Director for Governance at the World Resources Institute in Washington D.C.