Jing Huang Keywords Administrative Center for China’s Agenda 21 ACCA21 sustainable development climate change Biotechnology Water Resource Marine Environment Deep-sea Exploration Natural Disaster Prevention and Relief solid waste management Read more about Jing Huang Jing Huang is currently the Director-General of the Administrative Centre for China’s Agenda 21 (ACCA21), Ministry of Science and Technology of China. Among his many responsibilities, Dr. Huang oversees several international cooperation programs in the areas of Sustainable Development and Climate Change. His portfolio also covers the management of the National Key R&D Program of China in areas including Biotechnology, Water Resource, Marine Environment, Deep-sea Exploration, Natural Disaster Prevention and Relief, Solid Waste Management, etc.
Greater Male’ Environmental Improvement and Waste Management Project Read more about Greater Male’ Environmental Improvement and Waste Management Project This presentation gave an overview of the Greater Male’ Environmental Improvement and Waste Management Project, which will establish an integrated, sustainable solid waste management system in the Greater Male’ capital region and its inhabited outer islands by (i) establishing a modern waste collection, transfer, and treatment using waste-to-energy (WTE)/incineration, disposal, recycling, and dumpsite closure and remediation; (ii) improving community-based outer island waste management systems; (iii) strengthening institutional capacities for solid waste services delivery and environmental
Moving Towards Cities of the Future -- City-Level Cooperation Towards Smart City Development (RUS) Read more about Moving Towards Cities of the Future -- City-Level Cooperation Towards Smart City Development (RUS) This presentation discussed the Yokohama Partnership of Resources and Technologies (Y-PORT), a platform through which the city is promoting international technical cooperation on sustainable urban development through public-private partnerships in key sectors such as solid waste management, urban transport, water supply.
Moving Towards Cities of the Future -- City-Level Cooperation Towards Smart City Development (EN and CN) Read more about Moving Towards Cities of the Future -- City-Level Cooperation Towards Smart City Development (EN and CN) This presentation discussed the Yokohama Partnership of Resources and Technologies (Y-PORT), a platform through which the city is promoting international technical cooperation on sustainable urban development through public-private partnerships in key sectors such as solid waste management, urban transport, water supply.
Solid Waste, Flood and Wastewater Nexus in South Asia Countries Read more about Solid Waste, Flood and Wastewater Nexus in South Asia Countries ADB's intern Usman Khalil presented findings from a review on the nexus of solid waste, flood, and wastewater in South Asian countries, and how the challenges could be addressed. City cases and ADB-financed projects were analyzed to identify lessons learned.
Integrated Solid Waste Management in Project Municipalities (Nepal Case Study) Read more about Integrated Solid Waste Management in Project Municipalities (Nepal Case Study) Solid waste management remains a challenge in Nepal, but the government is working with various sectors to implement an integrated approach that involves community participation.
Parag Kayastha Keywords ISWM nepal solid waste management solid waste management nepal Read more about Parag Kayastha
Harnessing Technology to Improve Solid Waste Management Read more about Harnessing Technology to Improve Solid Waste Management Startup Solu Philippines has developed an app that provides solutions to solid waste management in Metro Manila and nearby urban areas. Matthew Barrie, CEO and founder of Solu Philippines, presented the app that valorizes the collection of waste, and discussed how Solu creates the financial and social incentives for residents to sell sorted waste streams to a network of aggregators.
Harnessing Technology to Improve Solid Waste Management Read more about Harnessing Technology to Improve Solid Waste Management An app developed by startup company Solu Philippines offers solutions to solid waste management in cities. Matthew Barrie, CEO and founder, Solu Philippines, presented an application that will valorize the collection of waste, and discussed how Solu creates the financial and social incentives for residents to sell sorted waste streams to a network of aggregators. This brown bag seminar was organized by ADB's Energy and Urban Development Sector Groups.
Mainstreaming Solid Waste Management in Asia Read more about Mainstreaming Solid Waste Management in Asia Implementing successful, long-term solutions to reduce, dispose, and recover solid waste requires communication to change behaviors of diverse stakeholders from households to utilities. ADB’s Andrew McIntyre shared the results of a five-city technical assistance on mainstreaming solid waste management and how ADB can ensure changed behaviors persist beyond project life.