Dear All, Please see below message from a good friend of mine in Beijing who's looking for partners for a mobile technology/transport project. I think very highly of him and his work in improving air quality (as I too live in Beijing). I thought this group might have people interested in this area and some ideas for him either in or outside the university.
Ping Begin forwarded message: > From: Robert Earley <rob.ear...@cleanairasia.org> > Date: 2014年11月7日GMT+8下午2:04:03 > To: Ching-Ping Lin <p...@uw.edu> > Subject: NGO Seeking mobile ICT/data- and environment related funding + > partners > > Dear Ching-Ping, > > How are you? I was wondering if you might know any organizations or research > teams that are interested in looking at mobile technologies and how they > might be used to improve efficiency and regulation in the transportation > sector. We're looking for partners and funding, particularly charitable > foundations interested in promoting mobile technology in developing > countries, in this area. If you know of anyone, please give them my contact > information below. > > > Best, > > Rob > > --- > Rob Earley > rob.ear...@cleanairasia.org > Transport Program Manager > > Clean Air Asia is a non-profit, non-shareholder organization established in > 2001 by the Asian Development Bank, World Bank and USAID as the premier > organization to promote better air quality and livable cities in Asia. Since > 2006, Clean Air Asia has operated based in Manila, Philippines as a type-2 UN > Partnership, with network organizations in China, India, Philippines, Nepal, > Indonesia, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Viet Nam. In addition to its headquarters > in Manila, Clean Air Asia has offices in Beijing, China as well as New Delhi, > India. >
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