In this webinar, Tan Sri Datuk Rebecca Fatima Sta Maria, Mr Benjamin Tan and Mr Eduardo Pedrosa discussed “Asia-Pacific in 2020: Looking Back and Looking Forward”.
In this webinar, Dr Hai Hong Nguyen examined what would Vietnam’s foreign policy be like after the 13th Party Congress, and how will Vietnam view regional and global mechanisms like ASEAN and the UN and their importance in enabling Hanoi to achieve its foreign policy goals.
The 22nd ASEAN Lecture was delivered by The Honourable Dato Erywan Pehin Yusof, Minister of Foreign Affairs II, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Negara Brunei Darussalam.
In this webinar, Dr Yanuar Nugroho, Dr Sujarwoto, Dr Wilmar Salim and Ms Uly Faoziyah explore the effects of Indonesia’s decentralisation reforms over the past two decades. They examined state capacity and infrastructure development at the subnational level.
In this webinar, Dr Pham Tuan Phan assessed the performance of the Mekong River Commission (MRC), highlighted the challenges and constraints faced by the MRC, and explained how the MRC complements and/or competes with the other Mekong-related initiatives such as the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC) and the Mekong-US Partnership.
In this webinar, Mr Sibarani Sofian, master builder of the team behind the winning design proposal for Indonesia’s new capital, takes the audience through their plans for the highly anticipated urban development project. It is the second webinar in a two-part series on Indonesia’s new capital project.
In the fourth and last session of the online workshop on Managing Demographic Change in Southeast Asia, Professor Prapaporn Tivayanond Mongkhonvanit, Dr June Tay, and Associate Professor Calvin C L Chan discuss how we can better manage demographic change in terms of technology advancements and the environment.
In this webinar, Dr Lana Khong, Dr Jason Tan, Professor Kyoko Kusakabe, and Dr Evi Nurvidya Arifin discuss “Challenges of Demographic Diversity and Inclusivity”.
In this webinar, Dr Dipinder Singh Randhawa, Dr Steve K L Chan, and Dr Kevin S Y Tan examines how demographic issues related to ageing, inequality, migration, diversity, employment and technology adoption have affected the sustainability and development of various countries in Southeast Asia.
In the first webinar of the series on Managing Demographic Change in Southeast Asia: Challenges and Issues Amidst the ‘New Normal’, Dr Bussarawan Teerawichitchainan, Dr Premchand Dommaraju, and Dr Hoang Ba Thinh discusses how demographic issues related to ageing, inequality, migration, diversity, employment and technology adoption affects the sustainability and development of various countries in the region.