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If your organization would like to sponsor BAQ 2003 or future activities of the Clean Air Initiative for Asian Cities, contact Cornie Huizenga at chuizenga@adb.org
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| | | Plenary sessions |   Opening Session- Opening Address
Geert van der Linden, Vice-President for Knowledge Management and Sustainable Development, Asian Development Bank - Opening Remarks
Supat Wangwongwatana, CAI-Asia Chairperson - Opening Speech
Gary Haq, Project Leader, Air Pollution in the Megacities of Asia (APMA) Program - Energy and Environment: Towards Cleaner Air
Vincent Perez, Secretary of the Department of Energy, Philippines - Keynote Address on Air Quality Management in Asia in 2003
Christopher J. Hoban, Manager Portfolio and Operations, Manila Office, The World Bank
- 1st Plenary Session: Regional Air Quality Management
- Strategic Framework for Air Quality Management in Asia
Dieter Schwela, Air Pollution in the Megacities of Asia Project (APMA). - Benchmarking Air Quality Management in Asian Cities
Cornie Huizenga, CAI-Asia; Gary Haq and Dieter Schwela, Air Pollution in the Megacities of Asia. - Public Health and Air Pollution in Asia (PAPA): Current Knowledge, New Research
Daniel Greenbaum (President) and Robert O'Keefe (Vice-President), Health Effects Institute. - Comparative Approaches to Air Quality Management in Asia, Europe, USA, Japan, and Australia
Steinar Larssen, Senior Scientist, Norwegian Institute for Air Research, Norsk Institutt for Luftforskning (NILU).
- 2nd Plenary Session: Air Quality Governance in Asia
- Effectiveness of AQM Capacity Building in Asia
Anumita Roychowdhury, Associate Director, Research and Advocacy, Centre for Science and Environment (CSE). - A Public Voice to Improve Air Quality in Asian Cities
Ruth Greenspan Bell, International Institutional Development and Environmental Assistance (IIDEA), Resources for the Future. - Trends in Air Quality Governance and Management in North America with an Emphasis on Vancouver, Canada
Richard Turle, Chief, Analysis and Air Quality, Environmental Technology Centre, Environment Canada.
- 3rd Plenary Session: Stationary Sources of Air Pollution in Asia
- Emission Trading in China: Lessons Learned and Market-based Instruments in Developing Countries
Zhang Jianyu, Program Manager, Environmental Defense China Program and Fellow, School of Public and Management, Tsinghua University. - Air Quality Management in Developing Countries: Mandates to Markets
Katherine Grover, Policy Analyst, Clean Air Markets Division, US-EPA. - Financing Mechanisms for the Regulation of Stationary Sources of Pollution
Bruno Damez-Fontaine, Director, Environment et Technologie International, France. - Co-benefits of Energy Management and Emission Reduction Programs for Stationary Sources of Pollution
Dilip Biswas, Former Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board, India.
- 4th Plenary Session: Mobile Sources of Air Pollution in Asia
- 5th Plenary Session: Air Quality Management in the Philippines
- Anti-Smoke Belching Campaign of Metro Manila
Gina Lopez, Managing Director, Bantay Kalikasan. - Integrated Strategies to Reduce Vehicular Emissions and Improve Air Quality in Metro Manila
Dan MacNamara, Director, Manila Observatory and Jose Ramon Villarin, Head, Climate Studies Division, Manila Observatory. - Air Quality Trends and Health Impacts of Air Pollution (back-to-back presentation)
Julian Amador, Director, Environmental Management Bureau, Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and Desiree Narvaez, Chair, Environmental and Occupational Health, Department of Health.
- 6th Plenary Session: Local Action for Air Quality Management in Asia
- Regional Initiatives and Networks for Air Quality Management in Asia
Akio Morishima, President, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES).
- Closing Session
- Announcement on BAQ 2004
Sanchita Jindal, Ministry of Environment and Forests, India. - Workshop Results
Wing-tat Hung, Gary Haq, Sumeet Saksena, Lixin Fu, Katsunori Suzuki, Anumita Roychowdhuri. - Japanese Experience and Future Activities of MOE for Clean Air in Asia
Yasuyoshi Sakurai, Councilor, Environmental Management Bureau, Minister's Secretariat, Japan Ministry of the Environment.
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