Sean Kidney Keywords green energy clean energy SEADS 2023 ASEAN net-zero climate change Southeast Asia net zero renewable energy Read more about Sean Kidney Sean Kidney is the chief executive officer of the Climate Bonds Initiative, an international NGO working to mobilize global capital for climate action. Projects include a green bond definitions and certification scheme with $34 trillion of assets represented on its board and some 200 organizations involved in its development and governance; working with the central bank of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) on how to grow green bonds; and supporting market development programs in Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Nigeria, and East Africa.
Global Perspective Read more about Global Perspective United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed called for accelerated action as she addressed the fourth Southeast Asia Development Symposium held on 30 March. She urged Southeast Asian countries to go "further and farther" together in advancing their net-zero ambitions and stressed the need for international cooperation to speed the decarbonization of high-emitting sectors.
Amina Mohammed Keywords green energy clean energy SEADS 2023 ASEAN net-zero climate change Southeast Asia net zero renewable energy Read more about Amina Mohammed Before becoming the United Nations (UN) deputy secretary-general in early 2017, Amina J. Mohammed was the Minister of Environment of Nigeria. Prior to this, she supported the UN Secretary-General as special adviser on post-2015 development planning, where she was instrumental in bringing about the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Opening Keynote Read more about Opening Keynote Indonesia Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati, in her keynote address at the Asian Development Bank's (ADB) fourth Southeast Asia Development Symposium (SEADS), said ASEAN, being the world’s fastest-growing economic region, will require more energy to sustain growth, but this need not result in more C02 emissions. She spoke of how ASEAN is committed to continually growing but is also determined to achieve its net-zero ambition by 2060 or earlier. She also detailed the initiatives Indonesia has taken to decarbonize.
Capacity Building for Indonesian Health Researcher Outputs: Policy Briefs from 12 Provincial Studies Read more about Capacity Building for Indonesian Health Researcher Outputs: Policy Briefs from 12 Provincial Studies This presentation gives an overview of the policy briefs drafted from the 12 provinces included in the capacity building research program for health in Indonesia.
Capacity Building on Analysis and Methodology for Health Researchers In Indonesia Read more about Capacity Building on Analysis and Methodology for Health Researchers In Indonesia This presentation gives an overview of the analysis on the capacity building research for health in provinces of Indonesia.
Indonesia Nutrition TA Read more about Indonesia Nutrition TA This presentation gives an overview of the nutrition and health support programs in Indonesia.
Child and Adolescent Nutrition in Indonesia’s Provinces: Findings and Implications Read more about Child and Adolescent Nutrition in Indonesia’s Provinces: Findings and Implications More and more young people in Indonesia suffer from undernutrition, stunting, micro-nutrient deficiency, and obesity. Significant disparities exist in health and nutrition status across provinces in Indonesia. This webinar reviewed the results of nutrition and health studies conducted by 12 provincial study teams supported by a technical assistance project from the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
Accelerating Digital Health Outcomes with the Cloud Read more about Accelerating Digital Health Outcomes with the Cloud
Georginia Nepomuceno Keywords SEADS Southeast Asia ADB Read more about Georginia Nepomuceno Georginia Nepomuceno is a regional cooperation and development specialist with wide experience in managing and implementing regional cooperation initiatives in Southeast Asia. She has worked extensively on the Greater Mekong Subregion Program, including formulating strategies and action plans and providing technical program development and knowledge management support. She led ADB initiatives for the Indonesia-Malaysia-Thailand Growth Triangle. At the ASEAN Secretariat, she implemented the Initiative for ASEAN Integration work program.