Health Financing for UHC Read more about Health Financing for UHC This presentation gives an overview of health financing strategies and challenges for achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC).
1st INSPIRE Health Forum: Inclusive, Sustainable, Prosperous and Resilient (INSPIRE) Health Systems in Asia and the Pacific Read more about 1st INSPIRE Health Forum: Inclusive, Sustainable, Prosperous and Resilient (INSPIRE) Health Systems in Asia and the Pacific
Core Elements of a Medium-Term Revenue Strategy Read more about Core Elements of a Medium-Term Revenue Strategy Learn about the four interdependent components of a medium-term revenue strategy (MTRS). This presentation reviews the challenges of adopting MTRS as a comprehensive strategy across government. It also explores how the framework brings a disciplined and unifying approach to reform planning.
Myanmar: Working with Incentives and Identifying Common Ground to Produce a Collaborative, Inclusive Fisheries Law Read more about Myanmar: Working with Incentives and Identifying Common Ground to Produce a Collaborative, Inclusive Fisheries Law The Rakhine Fisheries Law is a new benchmark for Myanmar both in terms of delivering equitable resource sharing and, crucially, as a replicable model for consultation and public participation in policy-making. This case demonstrates that despite decades of repressive state machinery, with the right process, government departments can embrace new ways of working and thinking.
The United Nation’s Principles for Sustainable Insurance: A Pioneering Global Sustainability Framework and Initiative Read more about The United Nation’s Principles for Sustainable Insurance: A Pioneering Global Sustainability Framework and Initiative The insurance industry faces a number of environmental, social, and governance issues. The Principles for Sustainable Insurance of the United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative serves as a global framework for the insurance business to address these issues.
Ramola Naik-Singru Keywords urban livability equitable futures and climate-resilient growth. livable cities (green inclusive competitive) Read more about Ramola Naik-Singru Ramola Naik Singru is a Principal Urban Development Specialist with the Asian Development Bank with over 23 years of experience. She is leading investment projects for developing livable cities (green, inclusive, competitive) and delivering climate-resilient urban infrastructure and services. She leads innovative initiatives for livable cities, regional cooperation, and tourism. She led the development of Integrated Urban Action Plans (IUAPs) in Georgia and Green City Action Plans (GCAP) in several cities through participatory planning.