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"If these changes go through, it would be a sad day for Hong Kong, which has generally been a beacon of transparency in a region where opacity is rife," said Ben Rowse, head of the Asia practice at Nardello & Co., which conducts due diligence and consults on compliance issues for the investment community.

"If you had a portfolio of … many, many tall buildings, you'd say we would have had a much higher probability of getting" the commission, said Dan Winey, head of Gensler's Asia practice.

In practice, "East Asia for the Asiatics," the slogan that headed the campaign, came to mean "East Asia for Japan".

The new members in both bodies bring new experiences and practice from Latin America, Asia-Pacific and Africa.

Companies are attracted to emerging markets like India because of the millions of people who are "coming from no income and rising quite fast," said Nick Debnam, chairman of KPMG's consumer markets practice in the Asia-Pacific region.

She concluded by presenting ways in which ADB, and specifically, the Southeast Asia Department, disseminates its good practices in gender and development.

The use of ASIA ADHD criteria could facilitate clinical practice and research into adult ADHD in Japan.

FAO is supporting the implementation of the Code of Practice for Forest Harvesting in Asia-Pacific, developed through the Asia-Pacific Forestry Commission. Asia-Pacific Forestry Commission

Documenting Emerging Lessons Learned for Human Rights-Based Programming: An Asia-Pacific Perspective, UNESCO Bangkok, 2007 This practice note is based on lessons learned from documenting experiences and programmes that incorporated human right-based approaches (HRBAs) in several Asia-Pacific countries from the year 2004 to the present time.

This paper aims to address this by examining the sustainable hotel practices of Asia-Pacific hotels utilising green building certification programs as a lens to inductively content analyse self-reported award submissions.

The concept, called Creating Connections, combines information with practice through dialogue, explained Margaret Sheehan, UNICEF's East Asia and Pacific Regional Adviser on Adolescent Development, who is hoping to see the programme adapted throughout the region.