Technical Training on Road Asset Management Read more about Technical Training on Road Asset Management This workshop introduces a strategic approach to managing physical transportation infrastructure. The workshop covers the principles of asset management and introduces the five core questions every agency should be able to answer about its assets. Through a series of slide presentations and case studies, the workshop introduces the participants to the application of asset management principles in practical and real life situations at both the project and network levels.
Wayne Hatcher Keywords transport transportation roads Urban Development Read more about Wayne Hatcher Wayne Hatcher reviously worked in various capacities at Opus International Consultants for more than two decades, including Principal Consultant for Global Asset Management. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Canterbury and a master’s degree in Technology (Pavements) from Deakin University.
Alexander Jett Keywords PPP public-private partnership transport logistics Read more about Alexander Jett At ADB’s Office of Public-Private Partnerships, Alexander Jett helps manage the Asia Pacific Project Preparation Facility, established to prepare PPP projects. He also supports transaction advisory services for South Commuter Railway in the Philippines. Prior to joining ADB, Mr. Jett worked at the World Bank’s PPP unit in Singapore and the Financial Solutions Unit in Washington DC. He managed the World Bank’s Private Participation in Infrastructure database and helped screen and structure transport and energy PPPs.
Incorporating Climate Risk into Performance-Based Contracting Read more about Incorporating Climate Risk into Performance-Based Contracting Introduction and Objectives Assessment Framework Overview Risk Assessment Example/Exercise Performance Based Contracting Contracting Case Study/Exercise
Incorporating Climate Adaptation Risks to Performance-Based Contracting Read more about Incorporating Climate Adaptation Risks to Performance-Based Contracting World Bank consultants and ARUP presented a draft decision-making tool for incorporating climate risks into performance-based contracts at this event. This workshop aimed to get feedback on the consultant's draft outputs and incorporated staff's experience for the development of the knowledge product on “Guidelines for Incorporating Climate Adaptation Risks in Performance-Based Contracts.”
What do we learn from Tokyo Experiences : Urban Railway System Read more about What do we learn from Tokyo Experiences : Urban Railway System Creating a World Class Urban Rail Transport System in developing countries Why - What - How?
Japanese Railway Policy and the Roles of Railway Operators Read more about Japanese Railway Policy and the Roles of Railway Operators Japanese Railway Policy and the Roles of Railway Operators
Japanese type of TOD in Tokyo Metropolitan Region Read more about Japanese type of TOD in Tokyo Metropolitan Region Contents Urbanization, Motorization and Urban Transp. System in Tokyo Metropolitan Region (TMR) Coordinated Planning and Finance between Rail and Suburban Development Example; Tama Garden City(TGC) Conclusive Remarks Japanese type of TOD and its characteristics
Technical Training on Urban Railway Policy Read more about Technical Training on Urban Railway Policy Staff from ADB’s headquarters and resident missions participated in this urban railway policy training which discussed the mechanism and institutional arrangements that have been promoted from the historical expansion of railway network in Tokyo.
Asia Leadership Program Read more about Asia Leadership Program Asia needs leaders and changes agents to bring climate change solutions and sustainable development to the region. The Asia Leadership Program on Sustainable Development and Climate Change aimed to produce a critical mass of “change agents” among policy makers and practitioners in ADB’s client countries. These change agents would incorporate innovative solutions for climate change and sustainable development in their policies and development programs; and catalyze and facilitate expanded sharing of knowledge solutions with and among ADB’s client countries.