| China - Local Network Commitments | | Better Air Quality 2004 country networking session: Stakeholders from China met in Agra, India during a local networking session of BAQ 2004 to discuss feasible actions to improve air quality. The session, chaired by Yan Peng, CAI-Asia network coordinator for China, resulted in specific commitments to be implemented over the next two years. |
- Further define the organizational structure for the China network: CAI-Asia China Network as a vehicle to bring together different players in AQM, with SEPA as the leading government agency for the network
- Conduct structured consultation with network members
- Consultation of players should include all stakeholders (such as cities, other government agencies, NGOs, academics, and experts)
- Emission apportionment studies
- Identify priorities where the network can add value to existing or planned AQM programs
- ADB, CAI-Asia, SEPA
- Expert/Consultant work
- SEPA takes the lead facilitated by the proposed coordinator
- Consultationand players should include all stakeholders, i.e., cities, other government agencies (health), NGOs, academics, experts
- Information and technical assistance: from external sources such as ADB, CAI-Asia
- Training: more information on training program, in Chinese
- China's own resources as planned in the 5-year plans
- Chen Changhong, Shanghai CES
- Peter Chen, Environmental Testing Systems
- Kong Ha, Environment, Transport and Works Bureau
- Luo Gaolai, SEPA
- Liu Zi, SEPA
- Hao Jiming, Qinghua U
- He Kebin, Qinghua U
- Ning Tang, China Center for Disease Control and Prevention
- Tao Xiasong, SEPA
- Tsang Siu-kai, Environment, Transport and Works Bureau
- Yan Peng, CAI-Asia
- Qian Yong, SEPA
- Jian Xie, World Bank
- Zhang Yufei, City of Harbin
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