Regional Forum on Successful Project Design and Implementation: Strengthening Project Readiness and Monitoring in a Post-COVID Asia and Pacific

The Regional Forum on Successful Project Design and Implementation is a gathering of developing member countries’ policy makers, practitioners, and project implementers for a series of solution seeking discussions and knowledge sharing to improve processes and results in ADB-supported projects. This year’s theme is Strengthening Project Readiness and Monitoring in a Post-Covid Asia and Pacific.

Guoliang Wu

Guoliang brings over 25 years of leadership experience across international trade, development finance, and technology. He has spent more than 12 years with ADB, contributing to major corporate initiatives and institutional strengthening through his work on regional cooperation and integration, corporate performance and results frameworks, portfolio management, and digital initiatives across ADB’s corporate and operational systems.

Financial Management Risk Control

This session will explore how financial risks can be identified and mitigated through strong internal controls, early warning systems, and compliance mechanisms. The presentation will demonstrate how financial management practices integrate with the broader risk management framework to support transparency, accountability, and project success. 

Stage Setting: Why Risk Management Matters in Development Projects

This session highlights the importance of risk management in development projects, showing how early integration and proactive planning can strengthen resilience and accountability. It introduces the Risk Assessment and Risk Management Plan (RAMP), outlining its structure and significance for project design, monitoring, and adaptation. Participants will learn how RAMP aligns with institutional safeguards and contributes to sustainable outcomes.