Sana Khan Keywords Sana Khan National Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority pakistan Read more about Sana Khan Sana holds a Master Degree in Sustainable Environment and Energy Systems from the Middle East Technical University, North Cyprus Campus in Turkey. She is currently working as a Research Associate at National Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (NEECA), a national body working towards promoting and initiating energy conservation activities in major sectors of the economy. At NEECA, she contributed in the preparation of NEECA’s National Action Plan 2020-25 and also worked on Mitigation Actions Chapter for Pakistan’s Biennial Update Report-1 (BUR-1).
WaterAid: A WASH strong COVID-19 response Read more about WaterAid: A WASH strong COVID-19 response In this presentation, WaterAid shared their response to COVID-19 in Asia and the Pacific, specifically in the eight countries they work in: Bangladesh, Cambodia, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, and Timor-Leste. Given the changing dynamics of the pandemic, WaterAid has taken a context-specific and phased approach to support government-led action plans, depending on rate of transmission and lockdowns, and prioritizing the most marginalized groups.
WASH Seminar Series: Part 1 – COVID-19 Response Read more about WASH Seminar Series: Part 1 – COVID-19 Response Part 1 of the Scaling Up WASH Services in a Pandemic Seminar Series
Dysfunctional Horticulture Value Chains and the Need for Modern Marketing Infrastructure Read more about Dysfunctional Horticulture Value Chains and the Need for Modern Marketing Infrastructure [Publication Launch Summary] These briefs present findings on agricultural wholesale markets in Viet Nam, Pakistan, and Nepal. They also provide recommendations to help develop more efficient production and marketing systems.
PHOTO GALLERY - Workshop on Urban Water and Sanitations with Private Sectors for Pakistan Read more about PHOTO GALLERY - Workshop on Urban Water and Sanitations with Private Sectors for Pakistan Selected photos from the Workshop on Urban Water and Sanitations with Private Sectors for Pakistan held from 3-14 November 2019 in Manila, The Philippines.
Fayyaz Khan Keywords Urban Transport Forum for Livable Cities 2019 urban mobility urban transport sustainable mobility sustainable transport BRT bus rapid transit Transpeshawar pakistan peshawar Read more about Fayyaz Khan Fayyaz Khan is the Chief Executive Officer of TransPeshawar since August 2020.
Towards Inclusive Water Management: Taking Action for South Asia Read more about Towards Inclusive Water Management: Taking Action for South Asia This presentation discussed issues and lessons drawn from water management approaches in Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Nepal.
Building the Pakistan Road Assessment Program to Star Rate National Highways for Safety Read more about Building the Pakistan Road Assessment Program to Star Rate National Highways for Safety Greg Smith of the International Road Assessment Programme (iRAP) presented the status of road assessment activities in Pakistan, supported under ADB's regional technical assistance on Unlocking Innovation for Development. The TA aims to scale up innovative road safety operations, with a focus on national highways.
Intersections of Climate Justice and Human Rights: Lessons from South Asia Read more about Intersections of Climate Justice and Human Rights: Lessons from South Asia South Asia’s jurisprudence relating to environmental rights and sustainable development is a good example to the rest of the world. For instance, judiciaries in South Asia have used existing rights creatively and articulated the right to a healthy environment. This trend continues in relation to climate change. Download the presentation to learn more.
Climate Change and Vulnerable Groups: Global and Regional Developments Read more about Climate Change and Vulnerable Groups: Global and Regional Developments Climate change brings different meaning for different people. It is unjust, unfair, and a threat to global peace, security, and prosperity. This presentation explores possible solutions to combat climate change, including how judges can respond to the challenge.