ASEAN-Japan
Environment Week
to Commemorate
50th Anniversary
Technology exhibition/
Business matching/Seminar

22nd-24th AUGUSTNational Convention Center
Vientiane, LaosFREE
ADMISSION

https://jprsi.go.jp/en◆Hybrid Event◆日本ASEAN環境ウィーク
セミナープログラム

Event Overview and Programmes

The Environment Week aims to promote Japan's initiatives and technologies in the field ofenvironment, enhance international environmental cooperation, and foster the adoption anddissemination of environmental infrastructure to contribute to environmental improvement
and sustainable development in developing countries. As this year marks the 50th
anniversary of ASEAN-Japan friendship and cooperation, the event will address theenvironmental issues and needs of ASEAN countries and share Japan's knowledge,
experience, environmental technologies, and solutions through the Environmental
Infrastructure Technology Seminar. The event will also include technology exhibition where
Japanese and ASEAN companies can showcase their advanced technologies and facilitatebusiness matching.

22nd Tue

Programmes
23rd Wed

ASEAN Ministerial Meeting (AMME）※Closed24th Thu
ASEAN+3
Ministerial Meeting※ClosedASEAN-Japan Environment Week
12:30-12:40
Opening Session
12:50-17:25
Thematic Seminar
1. JCM
2. GHG MRV
3. Climate Change Longterm Strategy
4. Subnational Climate
Action5. SDGs Actions

12:00-13:00
Business Presentations
with Lunch
13:00-16:55
Thematic Seminar
6. Marine Plastics
7. Plastic Waste
8. Water Pollution
9. Climate & Gender

11:00-11:50
ASEAN-Japan Ministerial
Dialogue on Environment
and Climate Change(AJMDEC) ※Closed
11:50-12:30
Launching Ceremony for
ASEAN-Japan New
Initiative ※Opeｎ
12:30-13:30
Business Presentations
with Lunch ※Open

13:30-15:00
Symposium on the ASEANJapan Environmental
Cooperation ※Open
Exhibition / Business Matching (Hybrid Event)Co-organisers/Supporters
Co-Organisers: Ministry of the Environment of Japan (MOEJ), ASEAN Secretariat (ASEC),
Lao Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE)
Supported by: The Lao National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LNCCI), the JapaneseChamber of Commerce and Industry of Laos (JCCIL), Japan International Cooperation
Agency (JICA) Lao PDR Office, the Embassy of Japan in Laos, the Embassy of Laos in Japan,
ASEAN Promotion Centre on Trade, Investment and Tourism (ASEAN-Japan Centre), Japan
External Trade Organisation (JETRO) Vientiane Office, Japan Platform for Redesign:
Sustainable Infrastructure (JPRSI), Overseas Environmental Cooperation Center, Japan(OECC)

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How to Register*Free Admission
From the following URL or QR code,
please access our Website and click the“registration” button.
https://jprsi.go.jp/en

Thematic Seminar
It will be organised that Thematic seminars on climate change
and other environmental areas in ASEAN countries, including
the JCM (The Joint Crediting Mechanism), GHG Measurement&
Reporting, water pollution, good practices in plastic waste
reduction and marine plastics etc. (*Please refer to thewebsite for programme details, which will be updated
progressively.)
JCM Seminar @India Environment Week

Business Presentation
Short presentation on environmental solutions by exhibitors
will be provided with networking lunch.
Do not miss this opportunity to get the latest information on
environmental solutions.

Technology Exhibition/Business MatchingThis event will create business opportunities by connecting people in the
ASEAN region countries interested in environmental solutions. Throughpromoting environmental businesses, the ASEAN–Japan Environment Week
will seek to contribute to ASEAN’s environmental conservation efforts.
【Exhibition field】• Environmental technologies and solutions forclimate change (mitigation and adaptation), waste
management and recycle, air pollution / waterpollution control, clean energies, smart city,
mercury,
marineplastics
litter,hydrogentechnologies, related to ESG investment / finance/ insurance / environmental finance• Research, consulting and furnishing solutions andadvanced environmental technologies for theabove sectors.

Technology Exhibition @India Environment Week

Image of online exhibition*All events will be held in hybrid format: online (Zoom) / on-site.

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Special Programme
12:30-12:40

22

ndOpening Session

Room 4

RemarksoH.E Mr. Kenichi Kobayashi
Ambassador, Embassy of Japan in Lao PDR

o H.E Dr. Saynakhone Inthavong

Vice Minister,
Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, Lao PDR

24th

11:50-12:30

Room 2

Launching Ceremony for
ASEAN-Japan New Initiative

Opening RemarksoH.E. Mr. Akihiro NishimuraoH.E. Ms. Bounkham Vorachit

Minister of the Environment, Japan

Minister of Natural Resources and Environment, Lao PDR

Presentation
Introduction of the ASEAN-Japan New Cooperation
Initiative “Strategic Program for ASEAN Climate andEnvironment” (SPACE)
Ms. Masako Ogawa
Deputy Director-General, Ministry of the Environment, Japan

Remarks from AMS

Photo Session

24th

13:30-15:00

Symposium on the ASEANJapan Environmental
Cooperation

Room 4

Video Presentation
Review of the past ASEAN-Japan Environmental Cooperation

Opening Remarks
Ms. Masako Ogawa
Deputy Director-General, Ministry of the Environment, Japan

Presentations(1) ASEAN Climate Change Strategic Action Plan (ACCSAP)
Dr. Yosuke Arino
Research Manager/Project Leader for Mitigation and Adaptation Integration,
the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES)(2) Assistance Package by the Government of Japan for Averting,Minimizing and Addressing Loss and Damage
Dr. Emiko Matsuda
Deputy Director, Climate Change Adaptation Office, Global Environment
Bureau, Ministry of the Environment, Japan(3) Plastic Pollution Action Agenda
Mr. Reo Kawamura
Director of Regional Knowledge Centre for Marine Plastic Debris, Economic
Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA)(4) Biodiversity Fund
Mr. Yosuke Kuramoto
Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD)

Panel Discussion
Moderator: Dr. Kazuhiko Takemoto
President of Overseas Environmental Cooperation Center, Japan (OECC) / Former
Director of Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability, United Nations University(UNU-IAS)

Theme: “Current status, challenges and prospects on ASEAN-Japanenvironmental cooperation”• Panelists:• 3 Panelists from ASEAN countries• Ms. Masako Ogawa, Deputy Director-General, Ministry of theEnvironment, Japan

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Thematic Seminar Programme Overview
22nd(Wed)
12:50-13:40

23rd(Thu)
Seminar(1)

13:00-13:50

Seminar(6)Progress review and outlook on implementing
Regional knowledge sharing and identification of
Article 6 of the Paris Agreement and JCM (Joint Crediting opportunities for enhanced reduction of Marine Plastics
Mechanism) in ASEAN
DebrisSince the establishment of the Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM)
toward the decarbonization and sustainable development of thepartner countries, Ministry of the Environment, Japan (MOEJ) havebeen developing and implementing mitigation actions against the
impact of climate change through JCM consistent with Article 6 of
the Paris Agreement.
This seminar will focus on progress review and outlook on
implementing Article 6 the Paris Agreement including the
introduction of activities under Article 6 Implementation
Partnership (A6IP) which was launched at COP27, and JCM
project development that have been developing under thepartnership between ASEAN countries and the Government ofJapan.

East and Southeast Asian regions are recognised as the biggest
contributors to marine plastic pollution due to rapid economic
growth, unsustainable production and consumption patterns, andthe lack of appropriate waste management infrastructure.
ASEAN member states are also taking initiatives through regionaland national policy responses including launching of ASEAN
Regional Action Plan for Combating Marine Debris (2021-2025)
and development of national action plans in respective countries.
With an ongoing process for developing an international legallybinding instrument on plastic pollution through Intergovernmental
Negotiating Committee (INC) in mind, this event aims to (1) share
the progress made thus far in the region in its combat against
marine plastic debris, (2) formulate a regional input to the INC
Seminar(2)
13:50-14:40
process, and (3) explore the areas of future ASEAN-Japan
Development of policy, institutions and mechanisms and collaboration at this commemorative year of ASEAN-Japantheir effective utilization for transparency of GHG relations.
14:00-14:50
emissions and mitigation in the ASEAN region
Seminar(7)-Partnership to Strengthen Transparency for co-Innovation (PaSTI) andInitiative on Fluorocarbons Life Cycle Management (IFL)

Upstream and Downstream: plastic waste management

14:50-15:40

Model Project for Improvement of Water Environment
in Asia

In this event, activities to promote transparency efforts as a in Laosfoundation for climate action in the ASEAN region such as the ERIA’s Regional Knowledge Centre for Marine Plastic Debris indevelopment of ASEAN Guidelines on Facility-level GHG collaboration with the Ministry of Natural Resources andMeasurement and Reporting, endorsed by the ASEAN Working Environment (MoNRE) of Lao PDR will highlight the important role
Group on Climate Change (AWGCC), and supports to enhance played by the private sector towards the improved plastic waste
efforts on transparency in the ASEAN region through Partnership management and waste reduction. ERIA will invite speakers fromto Strengthen Transparency for co-Innovation (PaSTI) and MoNRE to share their vision for the future plastic waste
Initiative on Fluorocarbons Life Cycle Management
management in the country and invite private companies in Laos to(IFL) projects implemented by MOEJ and its partners, will be share their on-going efforts, with the aim of shedding some lightshared. In the discussion session, knowledge gained through the on opportunities and important lessons learned.
PaSTI and IFL projects will be shared by ASEAN countries, as well 15:00-16:25
Seminar(8)as introduction of expected future activities and opinion exchange.
Seminar(3)Climate Actions promoted by stakeholders based on The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), consisting
long-term strategies at national and local levels towards of ten countries in Southeast Asia, has a population ofrealising decarbonised societies
approximately 680 million people and has been attracting– Lessons from cases applying the Asia-Pacific Integrated Models (AIM)attention due to its high economic growth in recent years.
Long-term strategies and plans, as the name implies, indicate However, the development of sewage treatment facilities for
ideas and directions that each country or city takes towards major industrial and domestic wastewater has not caught up, andgoals going forward. The Asia-Pacific Integrated Model (AIM) untreated wastewater, far exceeding the natural purification
project team, a collaboration among researchers in Japan and capacity, continues to be discharged into rivers and other water
Asian countries, has organised training programmes for young bodies. This seminar will provide information on the businessresearchers, joint research, and science-policy dialogues between situation and water environment business in ASEAN to the parties
researchers and policymakers, using the AIM. As a result, concerned in Japan and ASEAN, promote the introduction of water
researchers in-country have played an important role in providing environment improvement technology and investment in ASEAN,
the scientific basis for long-term strategies and plans by and deepen understanding of the "Model Project for Improvement
conducting quantitative analysis based on various data.
of Water Environment in Asia" sponsored by the Ministry of theThis session will examine how science-based long-term strategies Environment, Japan (MOEJ) and Japanese technology, so thatand plans have implications and impacts on stakeholders' climate parties concerned in ASEAN can introduce water environment
actions. In addition, cases will be introduced looking at how plans improvement technology and make use of the scheme of thedeveloped using AIM are being implemented at local and city model project.
levels, particularly in some ASEAN cities.
16:35-16:55
Seminar(9)15:50-16:40

Seminar(4)Women leadership in climate resilience in the Mekong
How can national governments contribute to subnational countries
climate action in the ASEAN region?

Subnational governments play a crucial role as drivers oftransformation for net zero emissions and climate resilience.
Considering the urban population growth and the role of cities in
economic development of the ASEAN region, it is particularly
important tostrengthen
climate actions ofsubnational
governments’ policies and actions in the region.
Multi-level actions by relevant stakeholders are crucial inadvancing subnational climate actions. Promoting cooperation
between national and sub-national governments, such as
coordination of national and subnational climate policy andnational support to subnational governments is particularly
important. This event will provide insights and discuss the role ofnational governments in accelerating subnational climate actions.
16:40-17:25

Seminar(5)How Synergy Boost Climate-SDGs actions in ASEAN and Japan
MOEJ hosted “Third Global Conference on Strengthening
Synergies between the Paris Agreement on Climate Change andthe 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in Tokyo, July
2022 convened by UNDESA and UNFCC and the 4th conference
was just held this July in conjunction with HLPF2023 in UNHQ, NY.
This side event shares “Synergy” showcases in ASEAN anddiscusses how to share our lessons learned and initiatives at highlevel opportunities such as SDG summit, COP28, APFSD2024,
UNEA6, Summit of the Future.

The seminar sessions will provide information of the experiencesof communities in the Mekong region. To highlight experience of
women in climate change and exposure to climatic hazards thathave greater adverse impact to their livelihood and social
economic development. The presentation and discussion will
focus on how women's participation, and engagement contributeto climate impact mitigation and adaptation. There will be 3 key
speakers. 1. A representative from Oxfam Mekong Water
Governance Program, Oxfam local CSO partners based in Laos,
Gender Development Association, and a governance partner fromdivision of Women’s Union, Department of Water Resources,
Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment).

Thematic Seminar Agenda

Day1 22nd Room 4<Seminar 1> 12:50-13:40

Progress review and outlook on implementing Article 6 of the Paris Agreement and JCM (Joint
Crediting Mechanism) in ASEAN
Opening Remark• Mr. Immala Inthaboualy
Deputy Director General, Department of Climate Change, Ministry of Natural Resources andEnvironment, Lao PDR (MoNRE)
Recent development of JCM / A6IP activities, collaboration possibilities, and future plans in ASEAN
Mr.Takayuki Shigematsu, Senior Planning Officer for the JCM, Office of Director for International•
Cooperation for Transition to
Decarbonization and Sustainable Infrastructure, Ministry of theEnvironment, Japan (MOEJ)
Efforts and practices on JCM and expectations for capacity building on Article 6 Implementation• Mr. Bounthee Saythongvanh
Deputy Director of the GHG mitigation division, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, Lao
PDR (MoNRE)• Mr. Pich Sokhim
Chief of Office, GHG Inventory and Mitigation Office, Department of Climate Change, Ministry ofEnvironment Cambodia
Collaboration under the Article 6 Implementation Partnership for ASEAN (TBD)• Mr. Virender K. Duggal
Principal Climate Change Specialist, Sustainable Development and Climate Change Department, ADB
Q&A, Closing Remarks• Mr.Takayuki Shigematsu
Senior Planning Officer for the JCM, Office of Director for International Cooperation for Transition to
Decarbonization and Sustainable Infrastructure, Ministry of the Environment, Japan (MOEJ)<Seminar 2> 13:50-14:40

Development of policy, institutions and mechanisms and their effective utilization fortransparency of GHG emissions and mitigation in the ASEAN region -PaSTI and IFL
Opening Remark
Representative, National Environment Agency, Singapore
Presentation on M&R system and other institutional development of transparency for GHG
emissions and mitigation actions in the ASEAN region
Supports to enhance GHG emissions measurement and reporting activities through PaSTI and IFL
project• Mr. Makoto Kato, Member, Board of Directors, Overseas Environmental Cooperation Center, Japan(OECC) (PaSTI Secretariat / IFL Secretariat)
Introduction of the PaSTI-JAIF project• Mr. Andrew Saw, Executive Engineer, Carbon Mitigation Division, National Environment Agency,
Singapore
Panel Discussion
Moderator : Dr. Kazuhiko Takemoto, President, OECC)
Panelists :• Mr. Andrew Saw, Executive Engineer, Carbon Mitigation Division, National Environment Agency,
Singapore• Ms. Ngoc Tran Thi Bich, Division of GHG Emissions Reduction and Ozone layer Protection,
Department of Climate Change, Viet Nam• Ms. Dk Nur Afifah Atikah Pg Hj Ismail, Economic Officer, Brunei Climate Change Secretariat, Prime
Minister’s Office, Brunei Darussalam
Guiding questions
 What are current and emerging challenges in establishing institutionspolicy, institutions, andmechanisms for GHG emissions disclosure, such as the M&R and the carbon pricing system?
 How can ASEAN guidelines will be used in your country or entire ASEAN regions effectively?
 What are the expected outcomes for PaSTI-JAIF Phase 3 and how will they be used in yourcountry?
Key takeaways
Closing remarks• Ms. Kotoe Kuroda, Ministry of the Environment, Japan (MOEJ)

Thematic Seminar Agenda

Day1 22nd Room 4<Seminar 3> 14:50-15:40
Climate Actions promoted by stakeholders based on long-term strategies at national and local levels
towards realising decarbonised societies – Lessons from cases applying the Asia-Pacific Integrated Models (AIM)

Facilitator: Ms. Tomoko ISHIKAWA, Joint Director, Knowledge and Communications, Strategic
Management Office, IGES
Opening remarks• Ministry of the Environment, Japan
Keynote Presentation
Introduction of LT-LEDS for Thailand / Impact of LT-LEDS for actions taken by stakeholders• Prof. Bundit Limmeechokchai, Thammasat Design School, THAMMASAT University, Thailand
Panel Discussion
Cases bridging science-based policymaking with implementation
Case 1: Semarang and Jakarta, Indonesia• Dr. Sudarmanto Budi Nugroho, Principal Policy Researcher, City Taskforce, IGES
Case 2: KL, Malaysia• Dr. FUJINO Junichi, Programme Director, Integrated Sustainability Centre, IGES
Case 3: Hai Phong, Viet Nam• Dr. TAKE Kyoko, IGES Fellow
Case 4: Report on science-policy dialogue at Luang Prabang, Lao PDR and ways -forward• Dr. BounEua Khamphilavanh, GHG Mitigation Division, Department of Climate Change, Ministry of
Natural Recourses and Environment, Lao PDR
Wrap-up and closing• Dr. FUJINO Junichi, Programme Director, Integrated Sustainability Centre, IGES
<Seminar 4> 15:50-16:40

How can national governments contribute to subnational climate action in the ASEAN region?
Facilitator: Mr. FUJINO Junichi, Programme Director, Integrated Sustainability Centre, IGES
Session1: National government role in subnational climate action• Mr. TSUJI Keitaro,
Deputy Director, International Cooperation for Transition to Decarbonization and Sustainable
Infrastructure, Global Environmental Bureau, Ministry of the Environment• Mr. Albert Magalang,
Head of Climate Change Office, Environment Management Bureau, Department of Environment andNatural Resources (DENR), Philippines <ONLINE>• Ms. TRAN Thi Bich Ngoc,
Official, Division of Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction and Ozone Layer Protection, Department of
Climate Change
Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, Viet Nam• Mrs. Sermsook Noppun,
Head of Climate Change Strategy Section, Air and Noise Management Division, Department ofEnvironment, Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA), Thailand (tbc)• Mr. FUJINO Junichi,
Programme Director, Integrated Sustainability Centre, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies(IGES)
Panel Discussion
Panelist• Mr. TSUJI Keitaro• Mrs. Sermsook Noppun (tbc)• Ms. TRAN Thi Bich Ngoc, Viet Nam<Seminar 5> 16:40-17:25

How Synergy Boost Climate -SDGs actions in ASEAN and Japan
Facilitator: Mr. FUJINO Junichi, Programme Director, Integrated Sustainability Centre, IGES
Opening remarks• Mr. YANAGIMOTO Akira, Parliamentary Vice-Minister of the Environment, MOEJ
Keynote Presentation• Mr. TAKEUCHI Kazuhiko, President IGES
Trend and Showcases• Dr. Dindo CAMPILAN, Regional Director for Asia, IUCN
• Mr. KAWAMATA Kotaro, Director. International Strategy Division, Global Environment Bureau, MOEJ

Thematic Seminar Agenda

Day2 23rd Room 4<Seminar 6> 13:00-13:50

Regional knowledge sharing and identification of opportunities for enhanced reduction ofMarine Plastics Debris
Facilitator: Dr. Premakumara Jagath Dickella Gamaralalage, Director of CCET area, IGES
Opening remarks• Mr. Kotaro Fujii, Director, Marine Plastic Pollution Office, Environmental Management Bureau,
Ministry of the Environment, Japan
Presentation
ASEAN+3 Marine Plastic initiatives: Sharing of progress made and future perspectives• Dr Yasuhiko Hotta, Programme Director of the Sustainable Consumption and Production area at The
Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES), on Capacity Building on Data-Driven Policy
Making on Plastic Pollution in ASEAN• Mr. Sombang Bouttavong, Director, Division of Water Utilization Management, Water Resources
Department, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE), Lao PDR, on Progress on
Marine Plastic Pollution in Lao PDR
Panel Discussion
The way forward: ASEAN regional insights for the international legally binding instruments on plastic
pollution• Ms. Palina Khotphouthone, Deputy Director, Environmental Policy Division, Department ofEnvironment of Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MoNRE) of Lao PDR• Ms. Heidi Savelli-Soderberg, Programme Officer, United Nations Environment Programme• Mr Peter Börkey, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Principal
Administrator of Environment Directorate• Mr Michikazu Kojima, Senior Advisor to the President on Environmental Issues of ERIA
• Dr. Vu Dinh Hieu, Deputy Director, Vietnam Institute of Seas and Islands (VISI), Ministry of Natural
Resources and Environment (MONRE) of Vietnam
Wrap-up and closing by the Facilitator• Dr. Premakumara Jagath Dickella Gamaralalage, Director of CCET area at IGES

<Seminar 7> 14:00-14:50

Upstream and Downstream: plastic waste management in Laos
Facilitator: Ms. Elsa NOVIANI, Knowledge Management Associate, Regional Knowledge Centre forMarine Plastic Debris, ERIA
Opening remarks• Mr Michikazu Kojima, Senior Advisor, Regional Knowledge Centre for Marine Plastic Debris of ERIA
• Ms Palina Khotphouthone, Deputy Director, Environmental Policy Division, Department ofEnvironment of Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MoNRE) of Lao PDR, on future
vision of the plastic waste management for Lao PDR
Presentation and Q&A
Moderator: Ms. Elsa Noviani, Knowledge Management Associate, Regional Knowledge Centre forMarine Plastic Debris - Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA)• Ms Valy Phommachak, Ecologist, Co-founder and Director of Econox Laos, of Plastic Free Laoslabel, on fostering “reuse” culture to avoid the use of SUP in 3 provinces• Mr Souksavanh Phengpaseuth, Manager of Lao Kayama office, on proper medical and industrial
waste management, particularly on plastic waste• Ms Arounothay Khoungkhakoune, Founder of Bamboo Lao, on proposing alternative to SUP in Laosto reduce plastic waste from source (online participation)
Wrap up & closing remarks• Mr Michikazu Kojima, Senior Advisor, Regional Knowledge Centre for Marine Plastic Debris of ERIA

Thematic Seminar Agenda

Day2 23rd Room 4<Seminar 8> 15:00-16:25

Model Project for Improvement of Water Environment in Asia
Facilitator: Mr. Hiroshi YAKO, IDEA Consultants, Inc
Presentation
1) Introduction of “Model Project for Improvement of Water Environment in Asia”• Mr. Fumiaki Hasegawa, Deputy Director, Environmental Management Division, Environmental
Management Bureau, MOEJ
2) Advanced Johkasou System: Water Environment Improvement Project in the World Heritage City in
Laos• Mr. Youichi Miura, President, Nasucreate Co., Ltd.
3) Introduction of Johkasou• Ms. Hikari Shimamura, Daiki Axis Co., Ltd.
4) Maintenance of Sewage Treatment Plant/Wastewater Treatment Plant and Installation of IoT(Internet of Things) and Liquid Film Aeration System in Bali, Indonesia• Mr. Akhmad Rivai, General Manager, Earth Creative Co., Ltd.
5) Introduction of Our Activities in Environmental Engineering Field• Mr. Masato Hosoya, Technical Director, Kobelco Eco-Solutions Vietnam
Q&A<Seminar 9> 16:35-16:55

Women Leadership in Climate Resilience
Facilitator: Mr. Daovone PHONEMANICHANE,
Strengthening climate resilience in the Mekong subregion project Manager
Overview of women in climate resilience• Daovone Phonemanichane, Oxfam Mekong Water Governance Program
Presentation of regional experience in climate resilience• Michelle Chic Gudo, Oxfam Mekong Water Governance Program
Sharing women and climate impact and resilience in Lao PDR• Mrs. Manivanh Suyavong, Gender Association (GDA).
Panel Discussion and Q&A
Panelists• Michelle Chic Gudo
• Manivanh Suyavong• Ms. Keodokmay Phouipaseuth

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Exhibition, Business Matching and Presentation
Visitors are welcome to engage in discussions with other participants, including
exhibitors, within the venue. We encourage you to use this opportunity to createbusiness prospects, discover potential partners, and expand your business.

Name

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Industry

Environmental Sector
Climate Change (Mitigation), Climate
Change (Adaptation), Solid Waste, Air
Pollution, Recycle, Clean Energy, Smart
City, Marine Plastic Litter, Hydrogen
Technology

Green and Blue
Planet Solutions Co.,
Ltd.

Services

TPG LAO CO., LTD.

Electric Power/ Gas / Heat
Air Pollution, Clean Energy
Supply / Water
Industry

Onsite Online

Presentation

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Hitachi Zosen
Corporation

Construction

Climate Change (Mitigation), Climate
Change (Adaptation), Solid Waste,
Water Quality Improvement / Water,Management Technology, Clean Energy,
ESG Investment (Environmental, socialand corporate governance)

4

Kayama Kogyo
Co.,Ltd.

Services

Solid Waste, Recycle, Clean Energy,
Marine Plastic Litter

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5

Nippon Koei Co., Ltd.

Services

Clean Energy

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Innoqua.inc

Services

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Accrete co.,ltd

Services

Water Quality Improvement / Water
Management Technology
Water Quality Improvement / Water
Management Technology, Johkasou

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Nihon Suido
ConsultantsServices

Water Quality Improvement / Water
Management Technology

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Oxfam in Laos

Other

Women Leadership, Gender
Mainstreaming in Climate Change

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BIPO SERVICE LAO
SOLE CO.,LTD

Other

ESG Investment (Environmental, socialand corporate governance), Others

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11

Econox Laos

Services

Climate Change (Mitigation), Climate
Change (Adaptation), Solid Waste

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ASEAN-Japan Centre

Other

Recycle, Marine Plastic Litter, Others

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Economic ResearchInstitute for ASEAN
and East Asia (ERIA)

Other

Others (Research)

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United Nations in Lao
PDR

Other

Climate Change (Mitigation), Climate
Change (Adaptation), Air Pollution,
Clean Energy, ESG Investment(Environmental, social and corporate
governance), Finance, Insurance

15

JPRSI

Other

Others (Technology Transfer Platform)

16

International Center
for Environmental
Technology Transfer

17

SEIBU GIKEN
CO.,LTD.

18

Faeger Co. Ltd.

Climate Change (Mitigation), Solid
Waste, Air Pollution, Water Quality
Services
Improvement / Water Management
Technology, Recycle, Others
Climate Change (Mitigation), Climate
Change (Adaptation), Air Pollution,
Manufacturing Clean Energy, ESG Investment(Environmental, social and corporate
governance)
Climate Change (Mitigation), Climate
Change (Adaptation), ESG Investment
Services(Environmental, social and corporate
governance), Finance, Insurance,
Others