Monzur Hossain Keywords education employment human capital ICT jobs labor services Read more about Monzur Hossain Monzur Hossain obtained his Ph.D. in International Economics, an M.A. in Public Policy (Economics) from the National Graduate Institute for Policy studies (GRIPS), Tokyo, Japan. He has participated and served as team leader in numerous professional research projects. He served as consultant for the UNDP, ADB, UNCTAD, EU, International Growth Center, London School of Economics etc. He is highly experienced in conducting performance assessments and impact evaluations for such organizations as UNDP, World Bank, Bangladesh Bank, USAID and the Government of Japan.
Changing Task Content of Jobs in India: Implications and Way Forward Read more about Changing Task Content of Jobs in India: Implications and Way Forward The number of non-routine cognitive jobs has surged in India, driven by technology and mostly contributed by the services sector. Routine cognitive tasks, however, remain at the same level in services and agriculture.
Pankaj Vashisht Keywords agriculture employment human capital ICT jobs labor services technology Read more about Pankaj Vashisht Pankaj Vashisht is a Senior Fellow at Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER). He specializes in the field of Labour Economics and Applied Econometrics. He has more than 12 years of experience in policy oriented research. He has worked closely with policy makers in India both at center and state level.
Introduction: Upgrading Human Capital and Skills Development for Future Asia Read more about Introduction: Upgrading Human Capital and Skills Development for Future Asia Asia has seen a proliferation of educated workers, non-routine cognitive jobs, and jobs in IT, finance, and communications. However, youth unemployment remains high, and many developing Asian countries will see much change in the percentage of their population aged 15-64 between 2017 and 2030.
Smart Infrastructure for Smart Cities Read more about Smart Infrastructure for Smart Cities Smart cities incorporate information and communication technologies to enhance the quality and performance of urban services such as energy, transportation, and utilities in order to reduce resource consumption, wastage, and costs. Learn about the role of smart cities in India’s economic growth.
Smart Infra for Smart Cities Read more about Smart Infra for Smart Cities S Viswanathan, Editor and Publisher of the Industrial Economist, gave a talk on creating smart infrastructure systems for cities and the future of urban mobility systems in a fast urbanizing world.
Busroni Yanto Keywords GIS LIDAR ICT Leica Geosystems Read more about Busroni Yanto Busroni Yanto joined Leica Geosystems Switzerland as the Managing Director of PT Leica Geosystems in Indonesia in December 2015. He previously worked at PT Almega Geosystems and at Ikatan Surveyor Indonesia. He holds a degree in Geodetic Engineering from Universities Gadjah Mada.
Faisal Hossain Keywords water hydrology water resources management ICT hydropower Read more about Faisal Hossain Faisal Hossain’s research interests are hydrologic remote sensing, sustainable water resources engineering, transboundary water resources management and engineering education.
Francisco Goncalves Keywords ICT LIDAR Read more about Francisco Goncalves Over 30 years in the geomatics industry, providing surveying, 3D mapping and LiDAR mapping for the natural resource developing, infrastructure, agribusiness and forestry firms. Work experience in Europe, Africa, N America, S America and SE Asia managing country wide surveying / LiDAR mapping projects. Currently developing SE Asia LiDAR markets for environmental (including coastal zone management and flood mitigation), urban development, archeology, mining, forestry, oil and gas, agri-business, etc.
Driving Better Results from Public Services in New Zealand: Issues, Innovations, Prospects Read more about Driving Better Results from Public Services in New Zealand: Issues, Innovations, Prospects Learn about the impetus, objectives, and main elements of New Zealand’s public sector reform. This presentation discusses the results-based management approach as a crucial element in New Zealand’s reform efforts.