Japan-OECD Policy Forum on Urban Development and Green Growth -Sharing Japan’s experience on Transit-Oriented Development and other urban development practices with Asian cities-
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Date: 15 October 2014 (Wednesday), 10:00-17:30
Location: Keio Plaza Hotel, Tokyo, Japan
★Summary of discussion
Session 1
Keynote speech
Policy Dialogue: Identifying Opportunities for Urban Green Growth
Toward Sustainable Green Growth Jakarta (Jakarta, Indonesia)
Key Challenges and Opportunities for Urban Green Growth in Bangkok (Bangkok, Thailand)
Green Growth Opportunities in Iskandar, Malaysia (Iskandar Region, Malaysia)
Haiphong City: Green Growth – Green Port City (Haiphong, Vietnam)
Session 2
Japan’s Urban Development: A Variety of Practices
Deployment to Support Overseas Urban Development by Japan (MLIT)
TODProjectPractices in Japan (Nikken Sekkei, Ltd.)
Toranomon Hills (Mori Building, Co. Ltd.)
Marunouchi Unprecedented CBD Sustainably Built Upon Public-Private Partnerships (Mitsubishi Estate Co., Ltd.)
Kashiwa-no-ha Smart City Strategy (Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd.)
Approach to Achieving Resilient and Smart Cities (Shimizu Corporation)
Renewal of Housing Complex and Disaster Recovery Support (UR)
Public Private Roundtable: Implementing Urban Green Growth and TOD in Asian Cities
Key Factors of Urban Development in Japan (MLIT)
Financing Transit-Oriented Development with Land Values (Urban Development Specialist)
Urban Green Growth Initiatives in Vietnam (Ministry of Construction, Vietnam)
Planning for Transit-oriented-development (TOD) in Malaysia (Federal Department of Town and Country Planning, Malaysia)
Efforts in Myanmar (Ministry of Construction, Myanmar)
Bang Kachao: Where Trees Meet Train (Ministry of Interior, Thailand)
Urban Development Based on TOD Concept ~Examples of Vietnam~ (JICA)
Session 3
50th Anniversary Session: Collaborative Actions for Sustainable Urban Development in Asia
Knowledge Sharing and Mutual Learning (Knowledge Sharing Alliance, OECD)
ICT Utilized Knowledge Sharing (The World Bank)
Collaboration of Asia-Pacific Cities toward Habitat III (UN-Habitat)
Wrap-Up Session: Tokyo Forum Chairs’ Summary: Future Development
