Sudipto Sarkar Keywords urban energy environment private sector participation World Bank water Read more about Sudipto Sarkar Sudipto Sarkar is the World Bank’s Water Practice Manager for East Asia and the Pacific Region and is based in the World Bank’s Singapore Office. He has more than thirty years of work experience in water infrastructure and services. His experience also covers other sectors such as urban, energy, environment, and private sector participation. He has been in the World Bank since 1993 and has extensive Bank operational experience having worked in three regions (Eastern Europe and Central Asia; South Asia; and East Asia and the Pacific).
Promoting Climate Technology R&D and Private Participation Read more about Promoting Climate Technology R&D and Private Participation This presentation gave an overview of the Republic of Korea's national target for GHG reduction, as well as its national research and development budget for its climate change initiatives in 2018. It also showcased how the government facilitated private sector participation, and provided suggestions on how to create an enabling environment for the private sector to create and expand industries and investment in climate technology.
Viet Nam: Meeting the Millennium Development Goals, Policies, and City Sanitation Strategies Read more about Viet Nam: Meeting the Millennium Development Goals, Policies, and City Sanitation Strategies There is a need to review the institutional, social, technical, and financial issues surrounding the delivery of water supply and sanitation services in Viet Nam. The review is critical to the successful implementation of the city sanitation strategies proposed by Asian Development Bank.