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.earley@cleanairasia.org> Date: 2014年11月7日GMT+8下午2:04:03 To: Ching-Ping Lin <ping@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.earley@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.