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Artwork for Asia's Developing Future

Asia's Developing Future

Asian Development Bank Institute
Climate Change
Smart Ports
Malnutrition
Women Entrepreneurs
Water Resources Management
Artificial Intelligence
Asia-Pacific
Self-Help Groups
Formal Finance
Sustainability Goals
Digital Innovation
Urbanization
Microfinance
Economic Participation
Creative Economy
Environmental Standards
Sustainable Development
Child Care
SEWA
Cultural Considerations In Water Management

ADBI is the think tank of the Asian Development Bank. We conduct policy research and capacity building to drive sustainable development in Asia and the Pacific.

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Artwork for Asia's Developing Future

Latest Episodes

What does it take to develop effective policymakers in today’s turbulent geopolitical climate? Professor Francis Fukuyama joined ADBI Dean Bambang Brodjonegoro to discuss the future of governance, why building policy expertise matters more than ever,... more

Court battles can drag on for years, but what if major cross-border disputes could be solved in just days? Nadja Alexander, Director of the Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy, and Rajesh Sharma, Director of RMIT Dispute Management Cen... more

How is AI reshaping the future of work across Asia and the Pacific? In this episode, journalist Michael Beltran and Professor Mohammad Jarrahi cut through the hype to explore automation, tacit knowledge, and co-learning between humans and machines. D... more

Dr. K.E. Seetharam, Senior Consulting Specialist at the Asian Development Bank Institute, and Dr. Sakshi Pandey of the Capacity Building Commission, Government of India, explore Asia’s triple burden of malnutrition: urban obesity, rural undernutritio... more

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Recent Guests

Francis Fukuyama
Professor and author known for his works on political order and development
Episode: Governing in a changing world: Francis Fukuyama on training the leaders of tomorrow
Nadja Alexander
Director of the Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy
Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy
Episode: How alternative dispute resolution can drive development in Asia
Rajesh Sharma
Director of RMIT Dispute Management Centre
RMIT University
Episode: How alternative dispute resolution can drive development in Asia
Mohammad Jarrahi
Professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, researching how ICT affects work practices.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Episode: AI at work: hype, hope, and hard realities in Asia
Michael Beltran
Journalist and winner of ADBI's Developing Asia Journalism Awards, investigating tech and the workplace.
Episode: AI at work: hype, hope, and hard realities in Asia
Dr. Sakshi Pandey
Episode: The triple burden of malnutrition in modern Asia
Susan Holliday
Global insurance industry expert
Episode: Why InsurTech matters: innovation, inclusion and impact
Nitya Mohan-Khemka
Director of Strategic Initiatives of Global Health Think Tank PATH
PATH
Episode: How to climate-proof health care
Disha Shetty
Independent science journalist and recent winner of ADBI's Developing Asia Journalism Awards
Episode: Reporting for a better world: Journalism’s role in sustainable development

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Governing in a changing world: Francis Fukuyama on training the leaders of tomorrow
Q: What skills or mindset should future public leaders develop to navigate complex trade-offs?
Future public leaders should develop a cross-disciplinary training approach that integrates economics with an understanding of political institutions and societal conditions.
How alternative dispute resolution can drive development in Asia
Q: How do you think technology can make ADR more inclusive?
Technology can enhance accessibility but poses risks if there's a significant digital divide.
How alternative dispute resolution can drive development in Asia
Q: What challenges exist in creating champions of ADR within countries?
Mindset issues among lawyers and business people, who may still favor litigation over ADR processes.
How alternative dispute resolution can drive development in Asia
Q: What do you think have been the most influential factors to encourage more adoption of ADR systems?
It's influenced by government action, business support, and the communication of its benefits to the public.
Cementing sustainability in the construction industry
Q: What are the biggest barriers to adopting sustainable procurement practices?
A common challenge is the perception that sustainable procurement increases costs, but considering the whole life cycle can lead to cost savings.

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Focused on the critical challenges and opportunities facing Asia and the Pacific, this podcast explores diverse topics ranging from sustainable development and education to financial crime and malnutrition. Each episode often features experts who share insights on how to foster regional cooperation, combat pressing issues like climate change, and improve economic resilience. Noteworthy discussions include the significant role of technology in education and agriculture, emphasizing innovation as a key driver for addressing the unique problems encountered in the region. Listeners can expect to gain a deeper understanding of how to navigate the intricate interplay of social, economic, and environmental factors important for shaping a sustainab... more

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