Asia Sustainable Infrastructure Advisory (ASIA) Panel

Overview

Launched in 2021, the Asia Sustainable Infrastructure Advisory (ASIA) Panel serves as a platform to exchange the latest thinking and best practices on sustainable infrastructure, provides insights and promotes opportunities for the private sector to support Asia’s sustainable infrastructure development.

ASIA Panel Meeting 2024

Consisting of international experts who bring rich expertise across various infrastructure sectors, the panel shares their perspectives on topics across the entire infrastructure value-chain, from planning, design, and construction, to the operation and maintenance of projects within various sub-sectors. This would enable more collaborations and business opportunities to advance regional sustainable infrastructure.

ASIA Panel Members

Previous ASIA Panel members include:

  1.  Prof Cheong Koon Hean, Chairman, Centre for Liveable Cities and Lee Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities
  2.  Guy Harvey-Samuel, Chairman, Capella Hotel Group
  3.  Keiko Honda, Adjunct Senior Research Scholar and Adjunct Professor, Columbia University
  4.  Lord Robert Mair, Emeritus Sir Kirby Laing Professor of Civil Engineering, Cambridge University
  5.  Scott Minerd, Global Chief Investment Officer, Guggenheim Partners
  6.  Lei Zhang, Founder and CEO, Envision Group

Past Events

The 2nd ASIA Panel Annual Meeting  took place on 1 August 2022 in Singapore. It was held in conjunction with the Asia Infrastructure Forum 2022 and World Cities Summit 2022.

The discussion focused on 2 key areas, (1) Technology and Aggregation and (2) Innovative Financing and Alternative Financing Sources to scale up sustainable infrastructure. And the following 4 key takeaways were derived to identify new opportunities to encourage sustainable development in the region.

ASIA Panel 2022 Key Takeaways




 

 

The inaugural ASIA Panel Annual Meeting took place in a hybrid format from 5 to 9 November 2021 in Singapore. It was attended by regional government officials, development finance institutions, private sector organisations, third country officials keen on ASEAN opportunities, institutes of higher learning and media.

Read more about the 3 key takeaways from the discussion:





 

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