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Time of Event
28 November 2022: 11:50-17:45 Tokyo time
29 November 2022: 08:50-17:55 Tokyo time
30 November 2022: 08:50-17:00 Tokyo time
Summary
The COVID-19 pandemic, trade tensions, and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have significantly disrupted global supply chains, reverberating through commodity markets and trade channels, threatening food and energy security, and weighing on sustainable economic recovery.
While the world continues to move toward improved growth, different economies are rebounding at different rates in the face of today’s global supply chain challenges. Building supply chain resilience is vital to enhancing the economic outlook for all, particularly in trade-reliant developing Asia and the Pacific.
The virtual 2022 ADBI Annual Conference focused on fostering resilient global supply chains. It discussed current supply chain conditions and possible research-based next steps for boosting trade and transportation, mitigating financial and climate change risks, and strengthening food and energy security.
Objectives
- Examine global supply chains across key sectors affected by disruptions
- Explore ways to harness digitalization and financial risk management to promote supply chain resilience
- Spotlight research-based policy strategies and their implications for developing Asia and the Pacific
Target Participants
Policy makers and experts from think tanks, universities, and international organizations, as well as media and other interested members of the public
Output
- Greater understanding of current supply chain challenges and their implications for developing Asia and the Pacific
- Identification of policy recommendations for overcoming supply chain disruptions
- Research papers featured during the conference will be considered for publication in the ADBI working paper series and an edited book
In case of any discrepancy or inconsistency between English version and translated version, English version shall always prevail.
Event Presentations*
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Global Supply Chains: Measuring Exposure, Thinking About Risk |
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Building Supply Chain Resiliency with Digitalisation |
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Building Supply Chain Resiliency with Digitalisation |
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The surprising developments of Digital Supply Chains to raise resilience in the face of disruptions |
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The surprising developments of Digital Supply Chains to raise resilience in the face of disruptions |
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Bespoke Supply Chain Resilience Facilitated by Dedicated and Shared Resources |
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Bespoke Supply Chain Resilience Facilitated by Dedicated and Shared Resources |
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Fostering Resilient Food Systems in a Changing Climate |
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AgMIP Integrated Assessments in South Asia |
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Discussion about “Integrated climate change assessments in Asia: Lessons from the agricultural model intercomparison and improvement project (AgMIP)” |
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When Policy Responses Make Things Worst: The Case of Export Restrictions on Agricultural Products |
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The PRC and the Evolving Nature Of Global Value Chains |
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Discussion on “The Evolving Nature of Global Value Chains and How to Pursue their Resilience” by Alicia Garcia Herrero |
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How has the Covid-19 pandemic accentuated the need for transformation in the global supply chain? |
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Comment on „ How has the Covid 19 pandemic accentuated the need for transformation in the global supply chain ?“, by Dr. Mona Ashok |
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Supply Chain Resilience: Managing the Hidden Cost of Disruption |
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Evolution of GVCs in an Era of Uncertainty |
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Evolutions of Global Supply Chains in an Era of Uncertainty |
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Manufacturing Supply Chains on the Move: New Opportunities for Developing Asia? |
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The Energy Trilemma in Times of Crises |
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Navigating the energy trilemma during geopolitical and environmental crises |
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Strengthening Energy Security for an Effective Energy Transition |
*Disclaimer: The views expressed in these presentations are the views of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI), the Asian Development Bank (ADB), its Board of Directors, or the governments they represent. ADBI does not guarantee the accuracy of the data included in these presentations and accepts no responsibility for any consequences of their use. Terminology used may not necessarily be consistent with ADB official terms.