CPWF Mekong

62 Followers

Seventeen years of experience designing, conducting, implementing, managing and leading natural research-for-development projects in the developing world to deliver pro-poor developmental change and conservation outcomes. Experience draws work in water resources, fisheries, soils, livestock, land, and protected areas. A diverse employment record includes coordinating large, integrated programmes, work in a small consultancy group, a free-lance consultant, and research coordination. Skilled programme leader and manager with strong proposal writing abilities, and successful fund raiser; a talented public speaker and communicator.

mekong forum 2013 mekong forum 2012 mekong forum hydropower mekong cpwf m-power thailand policy sustainability environment cambodia livelihoods investment financing research tool multiple use irrigation integrated water resource management mekong river commission communications laos lao women's union sekong gender women fishers water quality multi-stakeholder platforms complexity river basin organisations water management watershed energy efficiency decision making notification biomass solar renewable energy wind flooding rbo hydrpower water use vietnam communication nam ngum river basin fund pnpca china science rsat sustainable hsap ecological engineering technology reservoir sediment fisheries river basin organizations geheb comms4dev most significant change msc mk1 fellowship mk6 mk5 mk2 mk3

Präsentationen
Dokumente
Infografiken

Aktuellste Beliebteste SlideShares

CPWF Mekong

Mekong: The Challenges of Scale

Closing remarks dr kim geheb

Session 20 comparing the nexus along the mekong ganga

Sustainability tools in hydropower development & operations

Efforts to apply to rsat in mekong tributary sub basins under the mrc-ish program since 2010

Advancing sustainability in the mekong region role of assessment tools and standards

Draft agenda session 19 for panelists

Lessons learnt about hydropower decision making processes in cambodia

Decision making on hydropower development in lao pdr

Chinese studies on impacts of dams

Governance, institutions and decision making

Integrated water resource management

How hydropower operations can accommodate local livelihoods

Gender, livelihoods & decision making

Better dams for food and livelihoods overview

Assessing livelihood piloting experiences associated with hydropower development

Day 1 session 5.3 direct vs indirect pes could microcredit be an option

Optimising fish friendly criteria for incorporation into the design of mini-hydro schemes

Solar pv in vietnam power sector benefits, costs and policy

Technology review