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BAQ 2012 Conference Program 5 – 7 December 2012 Date & Time

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Air Quality and Impacts Air Quality and GHG Management (1)

Air Quality and GHG Management (2)

Low Emissions Urban Dev’t

Transport Systems and Modes

Motor Vehicle Emissions Control Workshop (MOVE)

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4.30-18.00 Clean Air Asia Partnership Meeting

18.00-21.00 Welcome Drinks

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9.00-12.30 Opening Plenary

12.30-14.00 Lunch Break

14.00-15.10 Opening of Motor Vehicle Emissions Control (MoVE 2012) Workshop

15.10-15.30 Tea Break

15.30-17.30

Black Carbon and Short Lived Climate

Pollutants (AIT, IASS) AQM Tools for Asia

(USEPA) Regional Training

Approach for Cities on AQM (GIZ)

Going Beyond the Numbers: Managing our GHG Emissions

(USAID CEnergy)

Transport, Energy, and Emissions in

2050 (ITPS, TRL, Clean Air Asia)

Vehicle Emissions

Control Strategy and Policy

18.00-21.00 Conference Dinner – Harbour Cruise Bauhinia

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9.00-10.30

Emission Inventories for Cities

(GIZ)

Air Quality and Climate Change Management in

China (Energy Fdn & ClimateWorks)

Vehicle Inspection & Maintenance

(CITA RAG AA)

Climate Investment Needs for Asian

Cities (CDIA)

Advancing Green Freight in

Asia 1 (ADB, Clean Air Asia)

Alternative Fuel Vehicles / Emission

Measurements

10.30-11.00 Tea Break

11.00-12.30

Health and Environmental

Impacts from Air Pollution (HEI, Clean

Air Asia)

Air Quality and GHG Emissions

Management in Hong Kong (HK PolyU)

Shipping and Ports Emissions (GIZ, Civic Exchange)

Urban Land Use and Transport Planning

(ADB)

Advancing Green Freight in

Asia 2 (ADB, Clean Air Asia)

Emission Control of

Mobile Sources & Improvement of Fuel Quality

12.30-13.30 Lunch Break

13.30-15.00

Air Pollution Measurement and

Modeling (NILU, DRI)

Panel discussion: How do we keep Asia’s growing cities healthy and livable?

Green Buildings (Clean Air Asia)

Advancing sustainable

transport with adaptive

analysis tools (ITDP)

Retrofit Technologies

15.00-15.30 Tea Break

15.30-17.30

Air Pollution and Global Burden of

Disease (HEI, GACC)

Data and Indicators for Better Policy

Development (World Bank)

Transport Demand Management

(Clean Air Asia, SLoCaT)

Measuring and Promoting Walkability

(Clean Air Asia, Civic Exchange)

Electro Mobility and New Energy

(GIZ)

Vehicle Emission Modeling

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9.00-10.30

AQ Monitoring Systems in Asian

Cities (ADB, Clean Air Asia)

Integrated Air Pollution

Management in China

(World Bank)

Regional Cooperation and

Management of Air Quality (IGES)

Sustainable Transport and Climate Change Debate

China City Experience

Sharing

10.30-11.00 Tea Break

11.00-12.30

Country Roundtables China City Experience

Sharing (Cont.)

India Indonesia Philippines Sri Lanka Vietnam Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh Thailand

MoVE Workshop

Closing 12.30-13.30 Lunch Break

13.30-14.30 Closing Plenary BAQ 2012

14.30-18.00 Site Visits





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BAQ 2012 – PRE-EVENT OVERVIEW Date/Time Title Organizers Venue Remarks

Pre-events – Sunday 2 December 9:00 – 16:00 Clean Air Drive Clean Air Network

Hong Kong Zero Carbon Building Open event

Pre-events – Monday 3 December Air Quality and Impacts 15:00 - 17:00 Communicating the Health Risk of Poor Air

Quality in Chinese Cities Civic Exchange, University of Hong Kong

AG712, Hong Kong PolyU

By invitation only

Transport Systems and Modes 9:00 – 16:00 WLPGA Asia Autogas Summit 2012 – “Autogas:

An Exceptional Opportunity for Asia” World LP Gas Association

Sung Rooms Level 4, Sheraton Hotel Hong-Kong & Towers, Kowloon

Open event

9:00 – 17:00 IFQC Fuel and Vehicle Technology Training Hart Energy Hotel Nikko, Hong Kong

Paid event, registration required

9:00 – 17:00 Training on Sustainable Transport and Climate Change

GIZ Eschborn BC521, Hong Kong PolyU

Registration required

9:00 – 16:00 Green Freight Study Tour in Guangzhou ADB GMS EOC and Clean Air Asia

Logistics centre in Guangzhou

By invitation only

Pre-events – Tuesday 4 December Air Quality and Impacts 9:00 – 12:00 Challenges and Solutions of PM2.5 Source

Apportionment in Asia Clean Air Asia and Peking University

W703D, Hong Kong PolyU

By invitation only

9:00 - 16:00 Improving AQ Monitoring Systems ADB and Clean Air Asia

Garden Room, 2F, Royal Garden Hotel


1:00 – 16:00 US Environmental Protection Agency collaboration in the Asia-Pacific: Regional Partnerships

USEPA and Clean Air Asia

W703D, Hong Kong PolyU


Air Quality and GHG Management 9:00 -16:00 Clean Air for Smaller Cities in the ASEAN

Region GIZ CASC Y602, Hong Kong

PolyU By invitation only

1:00 – 16:00 3M's of SIM-air: How to Monitor, Model, and Manage Air Pollution

Urban Emissions QR610, Hong Kong PolyU


Transport Systems and Modes 9:00 – 16:00 IFQC Fuel and Vehicle Technology Training Hart Energy Hotel Nikko, Hong

Kong Paid event

9:00 - 16:00 Long-term Impacts of Low Emissions Transport Policies and Actions in ASEAN

ITPS Hotel Nikko, Hong Kong

Open event

9:00 - 16:00 Modeling global and national strategies to reduce climate and health impacts from motor vehicles

ICCT SHR-G30, Student Halls of Residence at Hung Hom Bay

Open event

9:00 – 16:00 Training on Sustainable Transport and Climate Change

GIZ Eschborn BC520, Hong Kong PolyU


9:00 – 16:00 Green Freight Study Tour in Hong Kong and Master Class with Alan McKinnon

ADB GMS EOC and Clean Air Asia

Hong Kong Harbour PQ502, Hong Kong PolyU

By invitation only

14:00 - 16:00 Annual Meeting of the CITA RAG AA CITA RAG AA Y410, Hong Kong PolyU

CITA members only

Clean Air Asia Partnership 16:30 - 18:00 Clean Air Asia Partnership Meeting Clean Air Asia Jockey Club

Auditorium Open event

18:00 - 21:00 Welcome Drinks Clean Air Asia, HKEPD, HK PolyU

Jockey Club Auditorium Foyer

Open event





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BAQ 2012 – SITE VISITS AND OTHER SIDE EVENTS OVERVIEW Date/Time Title Organizers Venue Remarks

Side Events – Thursday 6 December 17:00 – 19:00 Clean Engines Drinks Reception Clean Engines Inc. Harbor Plaza

Metropolis Hotel By invitation only

17:30 – 19:00 Walking tour from BAQ to pub! Clean Air Asia, CAN HK, Civic Exchange

Hong Kong PolyU to Athena 22

Open event

19:00 – 21:00 Reception: air pollution and GHG indicators for transport and energy

Clean Air Asia and World Bank

Athena 22 Open event

17:00 – 19:00 AirNow International Community Meeting USEPA M1410, Hong Kong PolyU

Open event

18:00 – 19:30 Strengthening the science policy interface for air pollution control: a possibility for establishing an Asian Science Panel on Air Quality (ASPAQ)

IGES W703D, Hong Kong PolyU

Open event

Site visits – Friday 7 December 14:30 – 17:00 Zero Carbon Building Construction

Industry Council Sheung Yuet Road, Kowloon Bay, Kowloon, Hong Kong


14:30 – 18:00 Hong Kong International Airport Tour Airport Authority Hong Kong and Cathay Pacific

Hong Kong Int’l Airport


14:30 – 17:00 MTR Control Centre MTR Corporation MTR Control Center Registration required 14:30 – 17:00 The Vehicle Examination Center and Vehicle

Exhaust Remote Sensing Station The Transport Department and Environmental Protection Department, HKSARG

Kowloon Bay, Kowloon, Hong Kong


15:00 – 17:30 HKPU AQ Monitoring Stations and Laboratories Clean Air Asia, HKPolyU

Hong Kong PolyU Registration required

15:30 – 17:00 The Hong Kong China Light and Power (CLP) Power Generation Plant

China Light and Power

Castle Peak & Black Point Power Station






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DETAILED BAQ 2012 PROGRAM Day 1 – Wednesday 5 December 2012

Plenary Wed 5 Dec / 9:00-12:30

Opening Plenary Venue: Jockey Club Auditorium Moderator: Glynda Bathan, Clean Air Asia

Welcome Remarks Robert O’Keefe, Chair, Board of Trustees, Clean Air Asia Center Sophie Punte, Executive Director, Clean Air Asia Center

Timothy W. Tong, President, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Li Pei, Deputy Director-General, FECO, Ministry of Environmental

Protection, China Wong Kam-sing, Secretary for the Environment, Hong Kong

10:00- 10:30 TEA BREAK

Opening Remarks by Clean Air Asia Partners

Michael Lindfield, Lead Urban Development Specialist, Asian Development Bank Charles Feinstein, Energy Sector Manager, World Bank

On behalf of the Climate and Clean Air Coalition: Achim Steiner, Executive Director, United Nations Environment Programme Lena Ek, Minister for the Environment, Sweden

Hong Kong Speech: Air Quality Achievements and Challenges for Hong Kong

Christine Loh, Under Secretary for the Environment, Hong Kong

Keynote Address: Transformation to a Low Emissions City

Christian Gaebler, State Secretary, Senate Department for Urban Development and the Environment, Berlin

Presentation of Kong Ha Award for Excellence in Air Quality Management

W.C. Mok, Assistant Director, Air Policy Division, Hong Kong EPD Mary Jane Ortega, Chair, Clean Air Asia Partnership Cornie Huizenga, Vice-Chair, Board of Trustees, Clean Air Asia Center

Acceptance Speech Mukesh Sharma, Professor, Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur - Kong Ha Award Winner 2012

Acknowledgment of Partners and Sponsors & Opening of Exhibition

Glynda Bathan, Deputy Executive Director, Clean Air Asia Center

12:30- 14:00 LUNCH BREAK

Press Conference

Plenary Wed 5 Dec / 14:00- 15:10

Opening of MoVE Workshop Venue: Jockey Club Auditorium

Welcome Remarks Timothy W. Tong, President, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Liu Guo Cai, Deputy Director General, Ministry of Environmental Protection, China Anissa Wong, Permanent Secretary for the Environment/Director of Environmental Protection, Environment Bureau/Environmental Protection Department, Hong Kong

Acknowledgment of Sponsors Keynote Speech: An Overview of Worldwide Vehicle Emissions Control Policies and Technology

Michael Walsh, International Expert, USA





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Keynote Speech: Air Quality Management in Mainland China

E'yi Wang, Ministry of Environmental Protection, China

15:10- 15:30 TEA BREAK

Breakout Session Orange 1 Wed 5 Dec 15.30- 18:00

Stream: Air Quality and Impacts Black Carbon and other Short-Lived Climate Forcing Pollutants (SLCPs): from Science to Policy Organized by: Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) and Institute for Advanced Sustainable Studies (IASS) Chair: Nguyen Thi Kim Oanh, AIT Venue: Y302, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building)

Ambient air levels and major sources SLCPs in Asian countries with focus on black carbon

Kim Oanh, AIT, Thailand

Equivalence and uncertainties for black carbon measurements related to climate change

Judy Chow, Desert Research Institute (DRI), USA

Climate and environmental benefits from reducing black carbon from diesel transportation in developing countries

David Vance Wagner, International Council on Clean Transportation and Sameer Akbar, World Bank

Black carbon emission reduction measures in Southeast Asia using WRF-CHIMERE modeling system

Didin Agustian Permadi, AIT, Thailand

Asia forum on cooperation on SLCP reduction measures: research, networking, capacity building, air quality and climate policy integration and funding

Moderators: Eric Zuman, IGES and John Watson, DRI

Breakout Session Blue 1 Wed 5 Dec 15:30 - 18:00

Stream: Air Quality and GHG Management AQM Tools for Asia Organized by: US Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) Chairs: May Ajero, Clean Air Asia and Greg Green, USEPA Venue: Y304, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building)

Clean Air Scorecard for systematic assessment and improvement of AQM in cities

Mylene Cayetano, Clean Air Asia

Development of air pollution control benefit and cost assessment system in China

Carey Jang and Dale Evarts, US EPA

Simple Interactive Models (SIM-air) for estimating emissions and impacts of reduction measures

Sarath Guttikunda, Urban Emissions Info, India

Estimating PM2.5 health impacts in China with new generation BenMAP benefits tool

Scott Voorhees, US EPA

AirNow Program and Air Quality Management Phil Dickerson, Tim Dye, and Alan Chan, AirNow-I Team, USA

Hedley Environment Index for public communication on air quality and health impacts

Hak-Kan Lai, University of Hong Kong and Simon Ng, Civic Exchange

Breakout Session Green 1 Wed 5 Dec 15:30 - 18:00

Stream: Air Quality and GHG Management Regional Training Approach for Cities on AQM Organized by: German International Cooperation (GIZ) Chair: Roland Haas, GIZ Venue: Y403, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building)

Capacity development in training in the region: methodology and benefits

Sven Callebaut, GIZ and Dollaris Suhadi, Swisscontact Indonesia Foundation

Future challenges: sustainability at regional and Napaporn Yuberk, GIZ





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national level and financing Clean air and blue skies exchange: a case study on south-south cooperation

Ritchie Anne Roño, Clean Air Asia

Approaches of other institutes or donors Development agencies and research institutes Breakout Session Yellow 1 Wed 5 Dec 15:30- 18:00

Stream: Low Emissions Urban Development Going Beyond the Numbers: Managing our GHG Emissions Organized by: Philippine League of Local Environment and Natural Resources Officers (PLLENRO) Inc. and USAID Philippines Climate Change and Clean Energy Project (CEnergy) Chair: Danilo Villas, PLLENRO, Philippines Venue: M1603, Li Ka Shing Tower (M Building)

Opening remarks Rolf Anderson, USAID Philippines Overview of climate change Danilo Villas, PLLENRO, Philippines Overview of greenhouse gas inventory Thelma Bautista – Bulacan GHG community-level inventory results of cities and municipalities of the Philippines Energy sector Waste sector Industry sector Agriculture, forestry and land use

Erlinda Creencia, - Laguna Angelynne Lopez - Laguna Marites Calo - Mandaluyong City Reinelsa Corpuz - Laguna

GHG management plan and best practices for energy, waste and industry sectors

Raquel Naciongayo - Pasig City

Best practices on GHG emissions management for agriculture, forestry and land use sectors

Oliver Gonzales - Batangas

Breakout Session Purple 1 Wed 5 Dec 15:30- 18:00

Stream: Transport Systems and Modes Transport, Energy, and Emissions in 2050: Implications for Asia Organized by: Institution for Transport Policy Studies (ITPS), Transport Research Laboratory (TRL), and Clean Air Asia Chair: Iwao Matsuoka, ITPS Venue: Y416, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building)

Transport scenarios for 2050 considering Sustainable transport policies

Lloyd Wright, Asian Development Bank

Challenges of future mobility Wolfgang Warnecke, Shell Global Solutions Showcasing the visioning and backcasting approach Paul Emmerson,TRL and Kazutaka Oka, Mizuho

Information & Research Institute, Inc. (MHIR) ASEAN Transport in 2050: Policy implications and challenges

Bert Fabian and Alvin Mejia, Clean Air Asia

Facilitated discussion with ASEAN Experts Danang Parikesit, Indonesia Jose Regin Regidor, Philippines Khuat Viet Hung, Vietnam Mohamed Rehan Bin Karim, Malaysia Mongkut Piantanakulchai, Thailand

Breakout Session Red 1 Wed 5 Dec 15:30- 17:00

Stream: Motor Vehicle Emissions Control Workshop (MoVE) Vehicle Emissions Control Strategy and Policy Organized by: Hong Kong EPD, MEP China and Hong Kong PolyU Chair: Yan Ding, Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP), China Venue: Jockey Club Auditorium

An update of recent policy development in US on vehicle emission control

Robert Sawyer, University of California





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Green vehicles: regulatory and policy developments in Europe

Pierre Bonnel, European Commission Joint Research Center

Latest development of vehicle emission control strategy in mainland China

Yan Ding, Ministry of Environmental Protection, China

Wed 5 Dec 17:00- 18:00

Poster and Booth Exhibition Venue: QT and PQ Wing Podium (Booths); JCA Foyer (Poster)

Wed 5 Dec 18:00- 21:00

Conference Dinner Venue: Harbour Cruise Bauhinia

Day 2 – Thursday 6 December 2012 Breakout Session Orange 2 Thu 6 Dec 9:00- 10:30

Stream: Air Quality and Impacts Emissions Inventories for Cities Organized by: German International Cooperation (GIZ) Chair: Roland Haas, GIZ Venue: Y303, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building)

Emission inventories for cities – simple versus preliminary approaches

Roland Haas, GIZ

Presentation of the bottom-up approach Axel Friedrich, GIZ and Jose Bienvenido Manuel Biona, De La Salle University, Philippines

Emission inventories from the Clean Air for Smaller Cities (CASC) project: Nakorn Ratchasima, Thailand, and Iloilo, Philippines

Nares Chuersuwan, Suranaree University of Technology, Thailand Doris Montecastro, Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines

A new optimal model to calculate traffic air emission inventories for developing countries: the case of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Bang Quoc Ho, Vietnam National University

Top-down approaches to emission inventories Kevin Hicks and Dieter Schwela Stockholm Environment Institute

Breakout Session Blue 2 Thu 6 Dec 9:00- 10:30

Stream: Air Quality and GHG Management Air Quality and Climate Change Management in China Organized by: ClimateWorks Foundation and Energy Foundation Chair: Catherine Witherspoon, ClimateWorks Foundation Venue: Y304, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building)

International experience on co-control of air pollutants and GHGs

Chris James, Regulatory Assistance Project

Approaches and tools for air pollution and GHG control in China

Zhao Lijian, China Environmental Management Program, The Energy Foundation

Clean air cities: Bringing cities and government together for air quality management in China

Wan Wei, Clean Air Asia

Air pollution prevention and control: clean air legislation in Beijing

Wang Junling, Beijing Municipal Research Institute of Environmental Protection

Jiangsu blue sky program Yang Haoming, Jiangsu Provincial Environment Protection Department

Breakout Session Green 2 Thu 6 Dec 9:00- 10:30

Stream: Air Quality and GHG Management Vehicle Inspection and Maintenance Organized by: International Motor Vehicle Inspection Committee (CITA) Chairs: Chye Kiou Heng and Nguyen Hoai Anh, CITA Venue: Y403, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building)

On board diagnostics versus tailpipe testing - the Klaus Burger, MAHA





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future for modern emission control system in-use vehicles – extension to non-road vehicles A study on smoke opacity and particulate emissions from in-use diesel vehicles to improve current emission standards for testing vehicular emissions

Emsuhail Bin Mohd Akiak, VICOM, Singapore

New approach on emission testing of modern diesel engines

Harald Nikolaus , AVL

Vehicle Test Lanes including chassis dynamometer smoke testing

Jan van der Does, VLTest

Vehicle I&M in Asia: status and challenges Parthaa Bosu and Bert Fabian, Clean Air Asia Breakout Session Yellow 2 Thu 6 Dec 9:00- 10:30

Stream: Low Emissions Urban Development Climate Investment Needs for Asian Cities Organized by: Cities Development Initiative for Asia (CDIA) Chair: Henning Hillmer, CDIA Venue: Y416, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building)

Climate change plans and infrastructure priorities in Asian cities Rhoda Lynn Gregorio, CDIA

Climate change financing mechanisms for Asian cities and countries Mike Lindfield, Asian Development Bank

City presentations on climate change infrastructure and financing needs

Do Quang Hung, Hai Phong, Vietnam Abdul Azeem Mohammed, Vijayawada Municipal

Corporation, India Corazon Jimenez, Metro Manila Development

Authority, Philippines Wilhelmina Lagunilla, Environmental Management

Bureau DENR - Cordilliera Autonomous Region, Philippines

Xu Hui, Guiyang Municipal Development and Reform Commission, China

Breakout Session Purple 2 Thu 6 Dec 9:00- 10:30

Stream: Transport Systems and Modes Advancing Green Freight in Asia 1 Organized by: Asian Development Bank (ADB) and Clean Air Asia Chair: Sumit Pokhrel, ADB Venue: TU101, Tin Ka Ping Lecture Theatre, Yip Kit Chuen Building

Green freight developments worldwide and in Asia Fu Lu, Clean Air Asia Green freight and road transportation developments in China

Li Gang, Ministry of Transport, China

Setting targets for reducing carbon emissions from logistics: current practice and guiding principles

Alan McKinnon, Kühne Logistics University, Germany and Heriot-Watt University, United Kingdom

From pilot to program in the Greater Mekong Subregion

Naeeda Crishna-Morgado, GMS Environment Operations Center, ADB

Breakout Session Red 2A Thu 6 Dec 9:00- 10:30

Stream: Motor Vehicle Emissions Control Workshop (MoVE) Alternative Fuel Vehicles Organized by: Hong Kong EPD, MEP China and Hong Kong PolyU Chair: William Wong, Hong Kong EPD Venue: Jockey Club Auditorium

Energy saving measures for consumption in the bus and along the line – KMB perspective

Kane Shum, Kowloon Motor Bus (KMB) Company, Hong Kong





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Use of alternative fuel vehicles in mainland China Martin Fang, China Automotive Technology & Research Centre

The use of hybrid bus in London Mike Weston, Transport for London Update of worldwide clean bus development Rob Del Core, Bluway, USA Macro views on electric vehicles’ development in Hong Kong

Scott Chan, Great Dragon

Breakout Session Red 2B Thu 6 Dec 9:00- 10:30

Stream: Motor Vehicle Emissions Control Workshop (MoVE) Vehicle Emission Measurements Organized by: Hong Kong EPD, MEP China and Hong Kong PolyU Chair: Carol Wong, Hong Kong EPD Venue: W703D, Industrial Centre Building (W Building)

Use of Portable Emission Measuring System (PEMS) in SCR retrofit program in Hong Kong

Carol Wong, Environmental Protection Department, Hong Kong

Emissions testing with PEMS: EU regulatory development

Pierre Bonnel, European Commission Joint Research Center

Use of PEMS from a research and modeling perspective

John Koupal, Eastern Research Group Inc.

Use of PEMS in off-road application

Sandeep Kishan, Eastern Research Group Inc.

Comparison of PM PEMS with reference laboratory measurements

Imad Khalek, Southwest Research Institute

10:30- 11:00 TEA BREAK

Breakout Session Orange 3 Thu 6 Dec 11:00- 12:30

Stream: Air Quality and Impacts Health Impacts of Air Pollution Organized by: Health Effects Institute and Clean Air Asia Chair: Rich Kassel, Natural Resources Defense Council and Gladstein, Neandross & Associates Venue: Y303, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building)

The case for reducing air pollution from transport from a health insurers perspective

Rikard Elfving, Asian Development Bank and May Ajero, Clean Air Asia

Air quality modeling and health - recommended PM sampling methods

Andreas Markwitz, GNS Science, New Zealand

Intra-urban intake fraction of vehicle emissions: Asian cities in global context

Joshua S. Apte, University of California, Berkeley, USA

Effects of ambient air pollution to indoor air quality and children’s respiratory health in Colombo

Sumal Nandasena, National Institute of Health Sciences, Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka

Assessment of the health impacts of particulate matter characteristics in Ulaanbaatar

Delgerzul Lodoisamba, Health Science University of Mongolia

Breakout Session Blue 3 Thu 6 Dec 11:00- 12:30

Stream: Air Quality and GHG Management Air Quality and GHG Emissions Management in Hong Kong Organized by: Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) Chair: Wing-tat Hung, Hong Kong PolyU Venue: Y304, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building)

Air pollutants emissions inventories and modeling in Hong Kong

Brian Lau and Christopher Fung, Environmental Protection Department, Hong Kong

Powering the future Jeanne Ng, CLP Holdings Limited, Hong Kong Aviation and Climate Change Mark Watson, Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong Building Hong Kong International Airport as the Ricky Leung, Airport Authority Hong Kong





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world’s greenest airport Managing the Carbon Footprint of Urban Rail Glenn Frommer, MTR Corporation, Hong Kong Regional air quality studies in the Pearl River Delta region

Peter Louie, Environmental Protection Department, Hong Kong


Stream: Air Quality and GHG Management Shipping and Ports Emissions Organized by: GIZ and Civic Exchange Chair: Franca Sprong, GIZ and Simon Ng, Civic Exchange Venue: Y403, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building)

Emission inventory approaches and application for ASEAN ports

Bang Quoc Ho, Institute of Environment & Resources, Vietnam National University

Ship emissions and health impact in Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta Simon Ng, Civic Exchange

Managing shipping emissions in Yangtze River Delta Region Jackie Fu, Shanghai EMC

Panel Discussion - ship and port emissions: from science to policy

Roland Haas, GIZ Veronica Booth, Civic Exchange S W Pang, Environmental Protection Department,

Hong Kong Luis Troche, United States Environmental Protection

Agency Tim Smith, Maersk Line

Breakout Session Yellow 3 Thu 6 Dec 11:00- 12:30

Stream: Low Emissions Urban Development Urban Land Use and Transport Planning Organized by: Asian Development Bank (ADB) Chair: Mike Lindfield, ADB Venue: Y416, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building)

Seamless planning of railway as an urban public transport

Peter Leung, MTR Corporation, Hong Kong

Emissions assessment from land use and energy for improved urban planning

Alvin Mejia and Glynda Bathan, Clean Air Asia

The vision for sustainable urban mobility in Indonesian cities

Hans Ulrich Fuhrke, GIZ-SUTIP Sustainable Urban Transport Improvement Project, Indonesia


Stream: Transport Systems and Modes Advancing Green Freight in Asia 2 Organized by: Asian Development Bank (ADB) and Clean Air Asia Chair: Sumit Pokhrel, ADB Venue: TU101, Tin Ka Ping Lecture Theatre, Yip Kit Chuen Building

Measuring fuel and emissions across the global freight supply chain

Alan Lewis, Transport & Travel Research Ltd, United Kingdom

Evaluating impact of green freight technologies Sudhir Gota, Clean Air Asia Panel discussion: A way forward for green freight in Asia

Speakers from sessions 1 and 2

Breakout Session Red 3 Thu 6 Dec 11:00- 12:30

Stream: Motor Vehicle Emissions Control Workshop (MoVE) Emission Control of Mobile Sources and Improvement of Fuel Quality Organized by: Hong Kong EPD, MEP China and Hong Kong PolyU Chair: YS Yam, Hong Kong EPD Venue: Jockey Club Auditorium

Emission control of in-use petrol and LPG vehicles in YS Yam, Environmental Protection Department, Hong





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Hong Kong

Kong

Off road emission control in Beijing

Ge Yunshan, Beijing Institute of Technology, China

Controlling emissions from marine vessels and non-road mobile sources in Hong Kong

Tony Lee, Environmental Protection Department, Hong Kong

Emission control from ferries and ships in China Ying Yuan, Ministry of Environmental Protection, China Cont. Breakout Session Red 2B Thu 6 Dec 11:00- 12:30

Stream: Motor Vehicle Emissions Control Workshop (MoVE) Vehicle Emission Measurements Organized by: Hong Kong EPD, MEP China and Hong Kong PolyU Chair: Carol Wong, Hong Kong EPD Venue: Jockey Club Auditorium

Latest vehicle emission measurements in U.S. Nigel Clark, West Virginia University, USA Vehicle emission measurement in U.S. Imad Khalek, Southwest Research Institute Nanoparticle number measurements David Kittelson, University of Minnesota, USA


Panel Discussion Thu 6 Dec 13:30 - 15:00

Panel Discussion: How do we keep Asia’s growing cities healthy and livable? Organized by: Clean Air Asia Moderators: Robert O’Keefe, Health Effects Institute and Chair of Clean Air Asia, and Sophie Punte, Clean Air Asia Venue: N003, Lim Por Yen Lecture Theatre (N Block)

Panelists representing government, cities, private sector, development agencies and civil society will through a facilitated discussion delve into how we ensure that our growing cities in Asia remain healthy for its inhabitants -- with a specific emphasis on the air quality but within a broader context of urban livability.

Christine Loh, Environment Bureau, Hong Kong Wolfgang Warnecke, Shell Global Solutions Rich Kassel, Natural Resources Defense Council and Gladstein, Neandross & Associates, USA Corazon Jimenez, Metro Manila Development Authority Zhi Liu, World Bank

Breakout Session Orange 4 Thu 6 Dec 13:30- 15:00

Stream: Air Quality and Impacts Air Pollution Measurement and Modeling Organized by: Norwegian Institute for Air Research (NILU) and Desert Research Institute (DRI) Chair: John Watson, DRI Venue: Y304, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building)

Screening methods applied for air quality assessment in Dhaka

Bjarne Sivertsen, NILU, Norway

Air pollution in Bangladesh Swapan Kumar Biswas, Clean Air and Sustainable Environment (CASE) Project, Department of Environment, Bangladesh

Downscaling emission data from a global emission inventory database for use in an air dispersion model

Dam Thanh Vo, NILU, Norway

Challenges in regional-scale regulatory air quality dispersion modeling – Lessons from Alberta, Canada

Emmanuel Anglo, AMEC Environment & Infrastructure Canada

ADMS-Urban nested within regional models: an air quality model for all scales

David Carruthers, Cambridge Environmental Research Consultants, UK

Particulate matters levels monitoring in subway tunnels and cabins

Duckshin Park, Korea Railroad Research Institute

Breakout Stream: Industry and Other Sources





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Session Yellow 4 Thu 6 Dec 13:30- 15:00

Green Buildings and Air Pollution Organized by: Clean Air Asia Chair: Francis Estrada, Clean Air Asia Board Venue: Y416, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building)

Dispersion modeling approach to assess the odor impact from an industrial source at residential buildings in urban areas

Attilio Poli, EnviroSolutions & Consulting, Singapore

Established and novel methods to decrease urban air pollutants

Jean-Francois Pasquier, Cristal Global, France

Turning green buildings into air purifiers Johnson Ongking, Pacific Paint (Boysen) Philippines, Inc.

Indoor air quality and heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems

Manuel C. Belino, Mapua Institute of Technology, Philippines


Stream: Transport Systems and Modes Advancing Sustainable Transport with Adaptive Analysis Tools Organized by: Institute for Transportation and Development Policy (ITDP) and Clean Air Asia Chair: Lloyd Wright, Asian Development Bank Venue: TU101, Tin Ka Ping Lecture Theatre, Yip Kit Chuen Building

Development of a rapid assessment tool for for urban mobility in cities with data scarcity Alvin, Mejia, Clean Air Asia

Using the Transport Emissions Evaluation Models for Projects (TEEMP) model and bus rapid transit standard to evaluate projects in Latin America

Ramiro Rios, ITDP

Evaluating bus rapid transit in China Xianyuan Zhu, ITDP Work in Progress – Towards Evaluating Emission Reductions of transport demand management in Beijing

Wen Huimin, Beijing Transportation Research Center, China and Daniel Bongardt, GIZ

Measurement, Reporting and Verification (MRV) of Transport NAMAs Jane Romero, IGES, Japan

Breakout Session Red 4 Thu 6 Dec 13:30- 15:00

Stream: Motor Vehicle Emissions Control Workshop (MoVE) Retrofit Technologies Organized by: Hong Kong EPD, MEP China and Hong Kong PolyU Chair: Wing-Tat Hung, Hong Kong Polytechnic University Venue: Jockey Club Auditorium

Retrofitting SCR to Hong Kong's franchised buses

Henry Chin, Environmental Protection Department, Hong Kong

Retrofitting experience in China Yan Jun Wang, Ministry of Environmental Protection, China

Retrofitting selective catalyst reduction (SCR) systems to reduce NOx

Richard O’Sullivan, Johnson Matthey

Retrofitting emission reduction device on buses in London

Mike Weston, Transport for London

Upgrading Vehicle’s Emission Level with DPF and SCR

Jair Lotvonen, Proventia

Experience (US) of heavy duty Vehicle retrofit and implementation

Kevin Hallstrom, BASF

15:30- 15:30 TEA BREAK

Breakout Stream: Air Quality and Impacts





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Session Orange 5 Thu 6 Dec 15:30- 17:30

Emissions, Exposures, and Health Impacts of Air Pollution in Developing Asia Organized by: Health Effects Institute (HEI) and Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves (GACC) Chair: Sumi Mehta, GACC and Aaron Cohen, HEI Venue: Y302, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building)

Estimating exposure to ambient and household and pollution and their inter-relationship in developing Asia

Michael Brauer, University of British Columbia and Sumi Mehta, GACC

Ambient and household air pollution in Asia: estimates from Global Burden of Disease 2010

Aaron Cohen, HEI and Sumi Mehta, GACC

Case studies on the relation between indoor and outdoor emissions and exposure Mongolia China India

Sarath Guttikunda, UrbanEmissions Info Shu Tao, Peking University Santu Ghosh, Sri Ramachandra University

Discussion: Implications for interventions Breakout Session Blue 5 Thu 6 Dec 15:30- 17:30

Stream: Air Quality and GHG Management Data and Indicators for Better Policy Development Organized by: World Bank and Clean Air Asia Chair: Tijen Arin, World Bank and Sophie Punte, Clean Air Asia Venue: Y304, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building)

Data and emissions indicators for road transport and electricity in Asia

Kaye Patdu and Eryn Gayle de Leon, Clean Air Asia

Panel discussion with government officials and other users of data for policy development: a common framework for transport and energy emissions data and indicators in Asia

Government o Anura Dissanayake, Sri Lanka VET Programme

and Department of Motor Traffic o Thusitha Sugathapala, Sri Lanka Sustainable

Energy Authority University and Research Institutes

o Danang Parikesit, PUSTRAL, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia

o Lew Fulton, UC Davis, USA and former IEA Development Agencies

o Armin Wagner, GIZ o Bhushan Tuladhar, UN Habitat o Choudhury Rudra Charan Mohanty, UNCRD o Madan Regmi, UNESCAP o Rolf Anderson, USAID

Private Sector o Raymond Poon, Cisco


Stream: Air Quality and GHG Management Transport Demand Management Organized by: Clean Air Asia and Partnership on Sustainable Low Carbon Transport (SLoCaT) Chair: Jitu Shah, Asian Development Bank Venue: Y403, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building)

Sustainable versus populist transport policy: the emergence of TDM as a core strategy for reform Cornie Huizenga, SLoCaT

Sustainable financial model of urban rail Steve Yiu, MTR Corporation, Hong Kong





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Tax regimes and other demand management tools for energy efficient technology vehicles in Sri Lanka

Don Jayaweera, Ministry of Finance and Planning, Sri Lanka

The London experience: low emission zones, congestion charging and other transport demand management measures

Benjamin Barratt, King’s College London, UK

Breakout Session Yellow 5 Thu 6 Dec 15:30- 17:30

Stream: Low Emissions Urban Development Measuring and Promoting Walkability Organized by: Shakti Foundation, Clean Air Asia and Civic Exchange Chair: Shreekant Gupta, Clean Air Asia Board Venue: Y416, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building)

Raising public awareness on walkability in Asia Parthaa Bosu, Clean Air Asia Success stories of improving walkability world wide Bronwen Thornton, Walk21 Measuring and promoting walkability - the role of a development bank

Lloyd Wright, Asian Development Bank

City case studies of Car Free Days and other walkability measures

Hong Kong - Paul Zimmerman, Designing Hong Kong Jakarta - Rina Suryani, Jakarta Provincial Government,

Indonesia Bogor - Tony Setiono, Ministry of Transportation

Walking tour through Hong Kong after this session - The route was designed with the help from Winnie W.Y. Lam, a researcher at University of Hong Kong who won the International Transport Forum’s Young Researcher of the Year Award 2012 for her paper on walkability in Hong Kong. The route incorporates various walkability elements including covered walkway, elevated walkway, park, etc. Breakout Session Purple 5 Thu 6 Dec 15:30- 17:30

Stream: Transport Systems and Modes Electro Mobility and New Energy Organized by: German International Cooperation (GIZ) Chair: Christian Hochfeld, GIZ Venue: TU101, Tin Ka Ping Lecture Theatre, Yip Kit Chuen Building

Scenarios on Electric Vehicles Wu Ye, Tsinghua University How to achieve climate-friendly electro mobility? Lessons from Sino-German cooperation

Christian Hochfeld, GIZ

E-Bikes and environmental impacts Chris Cherry, University of Tennessee Promotion of electric vehicles in Hong Kong Sek Cheung Wong, Electrical and Mechanical Service

Department, Hong Kong Breakout Session Red 5 Thu 6 Dec 15:30- 17:30

Stream: Motor Vehicle Emissions Control Workshop (MoVE) Vehicle Emission Modeling Organized by: Hong Kong EPD, MEP China and Hong Kong PolyU Chair: Carol Wong, Hong Kong EPD Venue: Jockey Club Auditorium

Upgrade of vehicle emission model in Hong Kong Carol Wong, Environmental Protection Department, Hong Kong

Vehicle emission modeling in mainland China

Hang Yin, Ministry of Environmental Protection, China

Vehicle emission modeling in California, USA John Koupal, Eastern Research Group Inc. Vehicle emission modeling in EU Panagiota Dilara, European Commission Thu 6 Dec 17:00- 18:00

Poster and Booth Exhibition Venue: QT and PQ Wing Podium (Booths); JCA Foyer (Poster)

Day 3 – Friday 7 December 2012





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Breakout Session Orange 6 Fri 7 Dec 9:00- 10:30

Stream: Air Quality and Impacts Air Quality Monitoring Systems in Asian Cities Organized by: Asian Development Bank (ADB) and Clean Air Asia Chair: Vijay Joshi, ADB and May Ajero, Clean Air Asia Venue: Y301, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building)

Good practices for air quality monitoring in Asian cities

Frank Lee and Wing-tat Hung, Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Good practices for air quality monitoring - a case study for Thailand

Patchawaradee Suwanathada, Pollution Control Department, Thailand

Air quality monitoring, air pollution index and reporting in Hong Kong

Emily Cheng and Chung-fat Chow Hong Kong Environmental Protection Department

Recent advances in air quality monitoring Kihong Park, Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, South Korea

Particle Number Counts: comparing urban roadside and background levels

Noor Zaitun Yahaya, University Malaysia Terengganu

Breakout Session Blue 6 Fri 7 Dec 9:00- 10:30

Stream: Air Quality and GHG Management Integrated Air Pollution Management and PM Control Strategies Organized by: World Bank Chair: Paul Procee, World Bank Venue: Y304, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building)

Results and perspectives: integrated air pollution management in China: developing PM control strategies

Jostein Nygaard and Tijen Arin, World Bank

China case studies on PM control strategies Wuhan: Liang Shengwen and Huang Zhen Taiyuan: Zhang Baohui Tianjin: Jia Guojing Urumqi: Rui Lihong Harbin: Wang Xuefeng

AQM study and follow-up investment project – the Ulaanbaatar case study

Jostein Nygaard and Tijen Arin, World Bank

PM source apportionment mapping in Asian cities using Microscopic Chemical Imaging

Alan Gertler, Desert Research Institute and Danny Moshe, Green Vision Systems, USA

Breakout Session Green 6 Fri 7 Dec 9:00- 10:30

Stream: Air Quality and GHG Management Regional Cooperation and Management of Air Quality in Asia Organized by: Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES) Chair: Katsunori Suzuki, Kanazawa University Venue: Y403, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building)

Possible options to strengthen the regional framework on air quality management in East Asia

Mark Elder, IGES and Katsunori Suzuki, Kanazawa University, Japan

Instruments for strengthening acid deposition monitoring in East Asia (EANET)

Supat Wangwongwatana, Regional Resource Center for Asia and the Pacific (RRCCAP)

Air pollution reduction in China and its implication to East Asia

Meng Fang, Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences, China

Long Range Transboundary Air Pollutants (LTP) in Northeast Asia project assessment and future activity

Lim Seok Chang, National Institute of Environmental Research, South Korea

Improving South Asia air quality through cooperation Anura Jayatilake, South Asia Cooperative Environment Programme, Sri Lanka





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Panel discussion Adelaida Roman, RRCCAP, Thailand Eric Zusman, IGES, Japan Kevin Hicks, Global Atmospheric Pollution Forum, UK

Debate Fri 7 Dec 9:00- 10:30

Sustainable Transport and Climate Change Debate Moderators: Cornie Huizenga, Partnership on Sustainable Low Carbon Transport, and Bert Fabian, Clean Air Asia Venue: ST111, Ng Wing Hong Building

Building on the tradition of the Sustainable Transport Debate in BAQ 2010, two teams will debate the motion that restrictions in the number of new vehicles as currently being practiced in Singapore and the three largest Chinese cities: Beijing, Guangzhou and Shanghai needs to be integral part of an effective sustainable urban transport policy. Cities in countries like India, Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam and others will succumb to the pressures of increased private motorization unless similar restrictions are put in place. Breakout Session Red 6A Fri 7 Dec 9:00-10:30

Stream: Motor Vehicle Emissions Control Workshop (MoVE) China City Experience Sharing Organized by: Hong Kong EPD, MEP China and Hong Kong PolyU Chair: Da Gang Tang, Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP), China Venue: Jockey Club Auditorium

Measures to improve air quality in Hong Kong KW Fong, Hong Kong EPD Liaoning Province Chang Li Wu, Liaoning EPB Shanghai Zhi Gang Cai, Shanghai EPB Guangzhou You Lin Tan, Guangzhou EPB Breakout Session Red 6B Fri 7 Dec 9:00-10:30

Stream: Motor Vehicle Emissions Control Workshop (MoVE) Other Cities Experience Sharing Organized by: Hong Kong EPD, MEP China and Hong Kong PolyU Chair: David Vance Wagner, International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) Venue: W703D, Industrial Centre Building (W Building)

Cost of ultra low sulfur fuel in China and India

Anil Baral, ICCT, USA

Urban off-cycle NOx emissions from trucks and buses

David Vance Wagner, ICCT, USA

Reducing motorcycle fleet fuel consumption in Asia Francisco Posada ICCT, USA Vehicle emission testing program in Sri Lanka

Thusitha Sugathapala and Krity Shrestha, Clean Air Sri Lanka

10:30- 11:00 TEA BREAK

Breakout Session Red 6A Fri 7 Dec 11:00-12:30

Stream: Motor Vehicle Emissions Control Workshop (MoVE) China City Experience Sharing (continued) Organized by: Hong Kong EPD, MEP China and Hong Kong PolyU Chair: Da Gang Tang, Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP), China Venue: Jockey Club Auditorium

Shenzhen Zhi Guang Dai, Shenzhen Environment & Human Settlements Commission

Nanjing Bin Zhou, Nanjing EPB Qingdao Ai Qing Gong, Qingdao EPB Hangzhou Li Jun Huang, Hangzhou EPB Closing Speech Christine Loh, Environment Bureau, Hong Kong Breakout Stream: Motor Vehicle Emissions Control Workshop (MoVE)





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Session Red 6B Fri 7 Dec 11:00-12:30

Other Cities Experience Sharing: Improving Vehicle Fuel Efficiency in Southeast Asia Organized by: Hong Kong EPD, MEP China, Hong Kong PolyU and Global Fuel Economy Initiative (GFEI) Chair: David Vance Wagner, International Council on Clean Transportation, ICCT Venue: W703D, Industrial Centre Building (W Building)

The cost-benefit analysis - fuel economy in Indonesia John Hasudungan, Ministry of Environment, Indonesia and Ahmad Safrudin, Joint Committee for Leaded Gasoline Phase-Out

Improved fuel efficiency and emissions for two-stroke three-wheelers

Horizon Gitano-Briggs, University of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Ozone reduction catalysts – PremAir Oliver Zhang, BASF Fuel consumption targets for motorcycles and light-duty vehicles in Vietnam

Le Anh Tu, Vietnam Register

Fuel efficiency labeling and targets in Thailand Asawin Asawutmangkul, Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency, Thailand

Fri 7 Dec 11:00-12:30

Country Roundtables Country Roundtables will discuss what is needed to improve urban air quality, reduce GHG emissions and make cities more livable in different Asian countries. The Country Roundtables are organized by Clean Air Asia Country Networks, and recommendations will help to determine priorities for 2013 and 2014.

INDIA Moderator: Parthaa Bosu, Clean Air Asia Venue: TU103, Tin Ka Ping Lecture Theatre, Yip Kit Chuen Building INDONESIA Moderator: Dollaris Suhadi, Swisscontact Venue: QR602, Choi Kai Yau Building (QR core) PHILIPPINES Moderator: Victoria Segovia, Partnership for Clean Air Venue: Y403, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building) SRI LANKA Moderator: Ruwan Weerasooriya, Clean Air Sri Lanka Venue: Y416, Lee Shau Kee Building (Y Building) VIETNAM Moderator: Phan Quynh Nhu Venue: TU103, Tin Ka Ping Lecture Theatre, Yip Kit Chuen Building NEPAL, PAKISTAN, BANGLADESH Venue: TU101, Tin Ka Ping Lecture Theatre, Yip Kit Chuen Building THAILAND Venue: TU101, Tin Ka Ping Lecture Theatre, Yip Kit Chuen Building CHINA is combined with the China City Experience Sharing under MoVE Workshop


Plenary Fri 7 Dec

Closing Plenary Chair: Francis Estrada, Clean Air Asia





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13:30- 14:30 Venue: Jockey Club Auditorium Moderator: Francis Estrada, Clean Air Asia

Priorities for Clean Air: recommendations from the Breakout Sessions

Yan Peng, Clean Air Asia, BAQ Reporting Committee

Country Priorities - Recommendations from the Country Roundtables

Glynda Bathan, Clean Air Asia

AirNow International Partner of the Year Award USEPA BAQ Awards Jitu Shah, Asian Development Bank Closing Remarks Sophie Punte and Robert O’Keefe, Clean Air Asia

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