Webinar East Asia After the Pandemic Green New Deal & Green Recovery
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Webinar East Asia After the Pandemic Green New Deal & Green Recovery
From 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. (Japan time), Zoom open at 12:45
■The webinar will be held in English and is open to the public. Registration is required but free.
Announcement page (Green New Deal Policy Research website)
https://green-new-deal.jimdofree.com/webinar/
What should a pandemic recovery plan look like, and where should public spending be allocated to? Rather than simply returning to a pre-pandemic status quo, a true recovery should help us overcome the twin crises of inequality/poverty and climate change. In short, what would a Green New Deal look like for East Asian countries? In this webinar, we will learn from speakers with expertise in climate change and environmental policies in South Korea, Taiwan, China and Japan about the current status and challenges of green policies that are key to rebuilding better.
■Program
Greetings：Uiko Hasegawa, Heinrich Böll Stiftung
Presentation on Green Policies in East Asia *30 minutes presentation, 15 minutes Q&A
South Korea：Professor Hong, Jong
Ho
Taiwan：Doctor Chun-Hsu Lin
China：Associate Professor Kazuaki Sato
Japan：Researcher Masayoshi Iyoda
Moderator：Park Seung-Joon
■Speakers
South Korea：Hong, Jong
Ho
Professor of Economics, Seoul National University. Dean, Graduate School of Environmental Studies, President, Asian Association of Environmental and Resource Economics.
Taiwan：Chun-Hsu Lin
Ph.D. (Environmental and Natural Resource Sciences from Washington State University), Research Fellow, Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research.
China：Kazuaki Sato
Associate Professor, Iwate University, Ph.D. (Economics), Major: Public Finance and Environmental Economics
Japan：Masayoshi Iyoda
Research Fellow of Kiko Network, Part-time Lecturer, Osaka Seikei University, MA in Global Environmental Studies at Kyoto University, Japan.
Moderator：Park Seung-Joon
Professor, Kwansei Gakuin University, Ph.D. (Environmental Economics)
Remarks：Uiko Hasegawa Executive Director, Green New Deal Policy Research Group
Clemens Kunze Deputy Director, Heinrich Böll Stiftung, Hong Kong, Asia│Global Dialogue
Organized by Green New Deal Policy Research Group
Supported by Heinrich Böll Stiftung, Hong Kong Regional Office
*We will accept questions from participants in the chat room, and if time allows, we will answer them in the chat room.
*Please note that not all questions can be answered.
