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Asian Mayors' Policy Dialogue for the Promotion of EST in Cities Final List of Participants Cities Asian Mayors' Policy Dialogue for the Promotion of EST in Cities Final List of Participants Cities No. Country City Name Title (Present position) City/Organisation Bruhath Bangalore Mahanagara 1 Mr. Dilip Rau Administrator Palike Bruhath Bangalore Mahanagara 2India Bangalore Mrs. Manjula Rau Spouse of Mr. Dilip Rau Palike Bangalore Metropolitan 3 Mr. Upendra Tripathy Managing Director Transport Corporation (BMTC) Bhubaneswar Municipal 4 Mr. Mihir Kumar Mohanty Mayor Corporation India Bhubaneswar City Manager's Association Orissa (Network of Local Government & 5 Mr. Piyush Ranjan Rout Executive Director Authorities for Sustainable Urban Management & Human Settlement) 6 Mr. Kim Yung Hoon Mayor of Jeju City Jeju City Hall Jeju City, Bureau of 7 Mr. Byun Yong Gwan Executive Director Environment & Transportation Republic of Jeju City Hall, Dept. of Vehicle 8Jeju Mr. Lim Soo Gil Director Korea Management Jeju City Hall, Dept. of 9 Mr. Mun Seok Hoon Director General Affairs 10 Ms. Dongki Seong Interpreter Interpreter for Jeju delegation Nakhon Ratchasima 11 Mr. Weerahsak Thanchindaprahtheep. Deputy Mayor Municipality, Nakhon Ratchasima Province Thailand Korat Nakhon Ratchasima 12 Mr. Bunleu Narapinit Senior Sanitation Officer Municipality, Nakhon Ratchasima Province Kuala Lumpur City Council, 13 Kuala Lumpur Mr. Mak See Deputy Director Transport Department Council of the City of Kuching 14 Mr. Chong Ted Tsiung Mayor Malaysia South Kuching Town & Country Planner, State Planning Unit, Sarawak, 15 Mr. Tseu Sed Kong Transport Planner (Traffic Chief Minister Department Management) 16 Mr. Yorikane Masumoto Mayor Kyoto City Global Environment Policy, 17 Mr. Osamu Takahashi Director Kyoto City Japan Kyoto Director of Climate 18 Mr. Yoshihide Kuroda Kyoto City Change Policy Office Manager of Climate 19 Mr. Shigekatsu Takahata Kyoto City Change Policy Office Asian Mayors' Policy Dialogue for the Promotion of EST in Cities Final List of Participants Cities No. Country City Name Title (Present position) City/Organisation Director of Traffic Policy Urban Planning Bureau, Kyoto 20 Mr. Satoru Ishizaki Office City Director General of 21 Mr. Kenji Kusakawa Kyoto City Environment Bureau Director of Environment 22Japan Kyoto Mr. Norikazu Okada Kyoto City Planning Division Manager of General 23 Mr. Kazuo Hatanaka Kyoto City Affairs Section 24 Ms. Monji Kyoto City Governor of Luang 25 Mr Bounheuang Douanphachanh Luang Prabang Province Prabang Province Lao PDR Luang Prabang Official of Foreign Foreign Relations Office of 26 Mr.Vithoune Sithimolada Relations Office of Luang Luang Prabang Province Prabang Province Municipal Council, Matale 27 Mr. Periyasamy Manoharan City Municipal Council, Matale 28 Mr. Zafarullah Rifai Mohamed Member of Council City Minister of Urban Government, Member of 29 Mr. Rohana Kumara Dissanayake Development Parliament Mr. Esakku Muhandirala Gedara Mohamed Government, Ministry of Urban 30 Coordinating Secretary Thamby Mohamed Wazeerdeen Development Sri Lanka Matale Coordinating Secretary, Government, Ministry of Urban 31 Mr. Mafaz M. Thahir Mohamed Matale District Development Mr. Rajapakse Mudiyanse Municipal Council-Pradeshiya 32 Chairman Rahalahamiyalage Nimal Jayawardena Shaba Municipal Council-Pradeshiya 33 Mr. Abdul Majeep Ahamed Zakir Transport Officer Shaba Mr. Nanayakkara Wasam Egodage Thilina Municipal Council-Pradeshiya 34 Development Officer Nuwan Dias Shaba 35 Mr. Takehisa Matsubara Mayor Nagoya City City of Nagoya, Secretariat 36 Mr. Takayuki Yamada Coordination Officer Division, Office of the Mayor Japan Nagoya City of Nagoya, International International Relations 37 Ms. Maiko Noguchi Relations Division, Office of Officer the Mayor Asian Mayors' Policy Dialogue for the Promotion of EST in Cities Final List of Participants Cities No. Country City Name Title (Present position) City/Organisation City of Nagoya, Transportation 38 Mr. Naoaki Takayama Coordination Officer Policy Office, General Affairs Bureau City of Nagoya, Environmental 39 Mr. Masashi Kato Director-General Affairs Bureau Japan Nagoya City of Nagoya, Global Warming Countermeasures 40 Mr. Shinji Asai Director Office, Environmental Affairs Bureau City of Nagoya, Global Warming Countermeasures 41 Mr. Yasunori Shigemoto Coordination Officer Office, Environmental Affairs Bureau Vice Governor of Phnom 42 H.E. Mann Chhoeurn Phnom Penh Municipality Penh Deputy Chief of International Relations 43Cambodia Phnom Penh Ms. Chan Sokunthea Phnom Penh Municipality Bureau of Phnom Penh Municipality Spouse of Vice Governor 44 Mrs. Sam Sochera Phnom Penh Municipality of Phnom Penh Quezon City Government, Head, Communications Communications and 45 Ms. Regina Samson Coordination Center Coordination Center of Quezon City Philippines Quezon Quezon City Government, Pollution Control Division of Sr. Environmental 46 Ms. Armi D. Francisco the Environmental Protection Management Specialist and Waste Management Department 47 Mr. Sukawi Sutarip Mayor of Semarang City Government of Semarang City Director of Dekranasda of 48 Ms. Sinto Adi Prasetyorini, St Semarang City Indonesia Semarang Semarang City Professor, MES, Member 49 Prof. Dr. Hadi Sudharto of Development Advisory Government of Semarang City Council Asian Mayors' Policy Dialogue for the Promotion of EST in Cities Final List of Participants Cities No. Country City Name Title (Present position) City/Organisation Assistant Mayor for Air Seoul Metropolitan 50 Mr. Yeongman Mok Quality Government Deputy Director, Air Seoul Metropolitan 51Republic of Mr. Myoung-Yong Kim Quality Improvement Seoul Government Korea Planning Division A Staff, Air Quality Seoul Metropolitan 52 Mr. Youngjun Cho Improvement Planning Government Division Vice Governor of Siem 53 Mr. Sok Leakhena Siem Reap Province Reap Province Cambodia Siem Reap Assistant to Vice 54 Mr. Nhim Hak Governor of Siem Reap Siem Reap Province Province Government of Singapore, 55 Mr. George Sun Deputy Director Land Transport Authority Government of Singapore, 56Singapore Singapore Mr. Chua Yew Peng Director National Environment Agency Government of Singapore, 57 Mr. Loh Ah Tuan Deputy CEO National Environment Agency 58 Mr. Bambang Dwi Hartono Mayor City of Surabaya, Indonesia Indonesia Surabaya Chief of Environmental 59 Mr.Togar Arifin Silaban City of Surabaya, Indonesia Protection Agency Suzhou Center for Disease 60 China Suzhou Mr. Liu Qiang Vice Director Control and Prevention 61 Bangladesh Sylhet Mr. Noor Kazi Abdul Chief Executive Officer Sylhet City Corporation 62 Mr. Chen Zhifeng Vice Mayor of Tianjin Tianjin Tianjin Municipal Commission 63 Ms. Zhang Quanfen Deputy Director General of Construction Tianjin Urban Planning & 64 Mr. Wang Guoliang Vice President China Tianjin Design Institute General Office of Tianjin 65 Mr. Li Jianguang Division Chief Municipal People's Government Foreign Affairs Office of 66 Mr. Zhang Duo Deputy Division Chief Tianjin Municipal People's Government Asian Mayors' Policy Dialogue for the Promotion of EST in Cities Final List of Participants Cities No. Country City Name Title (Present position) City/Organisation Governor of the Capital 67 Mr.Tsogt Batbayar City and Mayor of Ulaanbaatar City Municipality Ulaanbaatar Officer of International 68 Mr. Enkhbayar Sansarneren Relations and Cooperation Ulaanbaatar City Municipality Mongolia Ulaanbaatar Department 69 Mr. Byambasuren Lkhagva Secretary Council of Ulaanbaatar Region Mongolian Confederation of 70 Mrs. Davaajantsan Sarangerel President Journalists Vientiane Administration 71 Mr. Bounchanh Sinthavong Vice-Mayor Office Lao PDR Vientiane Department of Communication, Director of DCTPC 72 Dr. Thongdam Xayphrakassa Transport Post & Construction Vientiane Capital (DCRPC) of Vientiane Capital The City Government of 73 Mr. Zudianto Herry Mayor Yogyakarta, Indonesia Indonesia Yogyakarta The City Government of 74 Professor Danang Parikesit Technical Advisor Yogyakarta, Indonesia Asian Mayors' Policy Dialogue for the Promotion of EST in Cities Final List of Participants Experts No. City/Organisation Name Title (Present position) Asian Institute of Technology 1 Professor A.T.M. Nurul Amin Professor, Urban Enviromental Management (AIT) 2 Nagoya University Professor Yoshitsugu Hayashi Dean, Graduate School of Environmental Studies Japan Automobile Research Senior Research Advisor, General Manager, 3 Dr. Masahiko Hori Institute (JARI) Research Planning and Project Division Clean Air Initiative for Asian 4 Mr. Cornelius Huizenga Head of Secretariat Cities (CAI-ASIA) Mr. Narayan Venkataraman 5 Bajaj Auto Ltd. Advisor (Technical) Iyer Seoul Development Institute Associate Research Fellow, Department of 6 Mr. Joonho Ko, Ph.D. (SDI) Transportation Global Transport Knowledge 7 Mr. Charles Martin Melhuish Transport Specialist Partnership 8 Civic Exchange Mr. Simon Ka Wing NG Research Fellow Professor, School of Regional Development 9 Toyo University Professor Katsutoshi Ohta Studies Regional Adviser in Healthy Settings and World Health Organization 10 Dr. Hisashi Ogawa Environment, Regional Office for the Western (WHO) Pacific, Manila Senior Research fellow, School of Global 11 Goteborg University Dr. Marie Thynell Studies, Peace and Development Research The Hong Kong Polytechnic Chair Professor, Department of Civil & 12 Dr. William H.K. Lam University Structural Engineering The Hong Kong Polytechnic 13 Ms. Jong Kin Tai Spouse of Dr. William H.K. Lam University Institute for Transportation and Senior Program Director, Guangzhou Traffic 14 Development Policy Mr. Karl Fjellstrom Improvement Leading Group Office
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