Rosemary Ong Keywords public-private partnership transport logistics water healthcare education sports infrastructure Read more about Rosemary Ong Ms. Ong is a national of the Philippines. Ms. Ong has developed Thought Leadership materials on PPP and Privatization. She obtained her Master’s degree in Business Management from Asian Institute of Management in the Philippines and eared her Certificate in Finance from ESADE Business School, Spain; and Bachelor’s degree in Business Economics from the University of the Philippines, Quezon City.
Public Policies and Quality of Life – An Overview and Outlook of People’s Republic of China’s Transport Infrastructure Investment Read more about Public Policies and Quality of Life – An Overview and Outlook of People’s Republic of China’s Transport Infrastructure Investment This presentation tackles the development and outlook of transport infrastructure investment and financing in the People's Republic of China.
Importance of R&D Cooperation as a First Step for PPP Read more about Importance of R&D Cooperation as a First Step for PPP This presentation showcased a case study illustrating a public-private partnership linked overseas development assistance (ODA), as well as an international approach to support green growth in developing countries, which starts from the research stage and carries through the deployment stage.
Vivek Rao Keywords public-private partnership Read more about Vivek Rao Mr Vivek Rao has worked in ADB for over 8 years, first in the Treasury and subsequently in the South Asia Department. Mr. Rao has worked both in sovereign and nonsovereign operations with a focus on the infrastructure and SME sectors. In addition, Mr. Rao has processed and implemented program lending in the rural finance sector in addition to various technical assistance projects. While in the Treasury, Mr. Rao was responsible for undertaking derivatives operations and also for local currency financing. Prior to joining ADB, Mr.
Transit-Oriented Development and Station Area Development in Asian Cities Read more about Transit-Oriented Development and Station Area Development in Asian Cities Many metropolitan cities in Asia are planning and implementing mass transit networks. Transit-oriented development (TOD) will be key; it should consider a transit- oriented management plan for regional growth; station area zoning regulations; joint development among local governments, transit agencies, and private developers; and an institutional mechanism for public and private cooperation in station area development.
Hydrogen and Fuel Cells in Europe Read more about Hydrogen and Fuel Cells in Europe Fuel cells and hydrogen (FCH) are part of and are making a great contribution to Europe’s energy transition. The region believes that FCH are key technologies for decarbonizing the energy system. The Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking was established as a strong public-private partnership with a focused objective to accelerate the development of technology base towards market deployment of FCH technologies.
The Korea Transport Institute Read more about The Korea Transport Institute Sustainable transport is safe, accessible, affordable, and environment friendly. To reduce road congestion and accidents, air pollution emissions, and health problems, there is a need to improve transport efficiency and shift to sustainable transport modes.
A Successful Private Finance Initiative and Public-Private Partnership Model of Smart Street Light Implementation Read more about A Successful Private Finance Initiative and Public-Private Partnership Model of Smart Street Light Implementation Installation of street lights is the first step to building a smart city. Learn about the development and implementation of smart street lighting technologies through public-private partnership arrangements in Taipei,China.
Care Foundation: Changing Lives through Education Read more about Care Foundation: Changing Lives through Education Pakistan has the second largest population of out-of-school children in the world. As a pioneer of public and private school partnerships, CARE Foundation contributes to resolving Pakistan’s education crisis by endeavoring to provide quality marketable education to all through its Government School Adoption Program, a model that is highly scalable, replicable, and cost effective.
Public-Private Partnership Monitor: Key Trends and Findings Read more about Public-Private Partnership Monitor: Key Trends and Findings Know more about the key trends in public-private partnership in Asia from ADB's Public-Private Partnership Monitor.