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Asian Network of Major Cities 21

(ANMC 21)

Report of

The 10Th Plenary Meeting in Seoul, Korea

The Westin Chosun Seoul

October, 2011

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Contents

Outline ...……………………………………………………………………………….…….. 3

Schedule ...………………………………………………………………………………........ 4

Participants List ...……………………………………………………………………...….. 5 -8

Meeting Results …………………………………………………………………...….….. 9-10

Joint Projects List …………………………………………………………………………....11

Seoul Declaration ...………………………………………………………...………….... 12-13

Asia Zone Overview …………………….…….…………………………………...…… 14-17

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Outline of the Plenary Meeting

1. Name of the Meeting:

The 10Th Plenary Meeting of the ANMC21 in Seoul, Korea

2. Date:

October 10 (Monday) ~ October 11 (Tuesday), 2011

3. Venue:

The Westin Chosun Hotel

4. Participants: 63(2)

Bangkok 6

Delhi Unable to participate

Hanoi 2

Jakarta Unable to participate

Kuala Lumpur 1

Metropolitan Manila 6

Seoul 16

Singapore 3

Taipei 10

Tokyo 15

Yangon 1

Tomsk (observer) (2)

(As attached are the list of head participants and all participants)

5. Host City:

Seoul , Korea

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Schedule

Schedule of the 10th Plenary Meeting in Seoul

October 9(Sunday) Place

17:50 - 18:20 (30min) Inspection of ANMC21 Exhibition &Cultural Performances

Hanok Village

18:30 - 20:00 (90min) Welcome reception Korea House (Korean Cuisine)

Day 1 (October 10 (Monday))

09:30 - 10:00 (30min) VIP Tea time Chosun Hotel Rose Room

10:00 - 10:30 (30min) Opening Ceremony Chosun Hotel Orchid Room 10:30 - 11:30 （60min） Policy Dialogue

11:30 - 13:00 （90min） Lunch Chosun Hotel

13:00 - 14:00 （60min） Special Report

Chosun Hotel Orchid Room

14:00 - 14:10（10min) Break

14:10 - 15:20 (70min) Joint Project Reports

15:20 - 15:30 （10min） Nomination of the Next Host City

17:00 - 20:00 (18min) Night Cultural Tour (Optional) Gyeongbok Palace, Han River Cruise - light dinner provided

Day 2 (October 11 (Tuesday)) Place

09:30 - 10:00 (30min) VIP Gift Exchange Chosun Hotel Rose Room

10:00 - 10:30(30min) Discussions and Adoption of Seoul Declaration

10:30 - 10:45(15min) Break

10:45 - 11:00(15min) Signing of Seoul Declaration

11:00 - 11:30(30min） Joint Press Conference

12:00 - 13:30(80min) Farewell Luncheon Fradia (Western Cuisine)

14:00 - 17:30(210min) Policy Site Visit

City Model Exhibition, Safety Promotion Exhibition., Cheonggyecheon Plaza

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Head of Delegation List

CITY NAME TITLE

1 Seoul Mr. Young Gyu Kwon Acting Mayor of Seoul

2 Bangkok Mr. Vallop SUWANDEE Chairman of the Advisors

to the Governor

3 Metropolitan Manila Usec. Corazon JIMENEZ General Manager

4 Singapore Ms. Hwee Nee CHANG Deputy Secretary (planning), MND

5 Taipei Mr. Wei-Zen CHEN Deputy Mayor

6 Tokyo Mr. Kazuo YOSHIKAWA Vice Governor

7 Hanoi H.E. Mr. Tran Trong Toan Ambassador

8 Yangon Mr.Hau Khan Sum Counsellor

9 Kuala Lumpur Sulochana K INDRAN Counsellor

10 Tomsk Mr. Alexey SEVOSTYANOV Vice Mayor of Tomsk

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Meeting Results

1. Outline of the first day of Plenary Meeting, October 10, 2011

1.1 Policy Dialogue

- Enriching the Lives of the Citizens through Waterfront Development

City Presenter Main Points

Seoul

Assistant Mayor, Han

River Project

Headquarters

Introduction of accomplishments the Han River

Renaissance Project, focusing on restoring nature

and developing waterfront as public space

Bangkok

Chairman of the

Advisors to the

Governor of Bangkok

to the Governor

Introduction of measures to address coastal

erosion through T-Groin development and Bamboo

Piling

Singapore Deputy Secretary Introduction of Active, Beautiful, Clean Project,

a waterfront development project

Taipei Chief Engineer

Introduction of waterfront development plans for

Danshui River such as development of complex

cultural park and improvement of appearance of

large bridge

Tomsk Alexey SEVOSTYANOV

Introduction of Tomsk City’s waterfront

purification project and water purification

project

1.2 Special Report

- Bolstering Disaster Reduction Measures for Coping with Major Urban Disasters

City Presenter Main Points

Tokyo

Counselor to the Governor, Tokyo Metropolitan Government,

Senior Director for Promotion of Earthquake Resistance ,Bureau of

Urban Development

Introduction of response measures of Tokyo to address the Great East Japan Earthquake and measures to enhance emergency transport during disasters

Seoul Assistant Mayor, Road,

River and Safety Coordination

Introduction of large complex facilities disaster safety management system, safety guidelines to create a safe city 24/7, crisis management manual

Metro Manila

General Manager Introduction of disaster damage reduction measures through UNOS and flood control system

Taipei Chief Engineer Introduction of disaster prevention plan through CBDM

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1-3 Joint Project Reports

Joint Project City Main Points

Small to Medium-sized jet Passenger Plane

Tokyo Introduction of 2011 Changwon Meeting and current developments

“Welcome to Asia” Campaign Tokyo Introduction of ‘One Asia Tour’ organization and joint marketing efforts

ICT Initiatives for Urban Development (Taipei)

Promotion of Asian Business and Investment Projects

Taipei Various exchanges through the launch of www.anmc21-ict.org

Network for Crisis Management Tokyo, Seoul

Introduction of project overview and presentation on results of crisis management meeting hosted in Seoul

Countermeasures to Combat Infectious Diseases in Asia

Tokyo Report on results of joint research by member cities and results of H1N1 Conference

Women's Participation in Society

Seoul

Introduction on ‘2011 Metropolis Women’s Forum’ focusing on collaboration with private sector to further develop project

Youth to Youth Program Junior

Sports Exchange

Asia_Junior_Sports 2011-

freeze

Tokyo, Bangkok

Introduction on junior sports exchange 2011

Staff Capacity Enhancement Program

Tokyo Introduction of Kuala Lumpur training program and measures to expand training program in member cities

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Joint Projects of Asian Network of Manger Cities 21 No. Project Name Bangkok Delhi Hanoi Jakarta Kuala

Lumpur Manila Seoul Singapore Taipei Tokyo Yangon

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Promotion of Development of a small to medium

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Welcome to Asia

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Promotion of Asian

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ICT Initiatives for

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Development of Affordable, Safe and

fast Mass Housing Technology Project

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Urban and Global

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Network for Crisis

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Countermeasures to Combat Infectious

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Asian Performing

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Women’s

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Youth-to Youth Program Creating

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Staff Capacity Enhancement

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Asia Distance

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Low Carbon Green Growth Expo 2011, ANMC 21—Asia Zone: Overview

As part of our efforts to promote economic exchange among member cities, the “Asian Network of

Major Cities 21—Asia Zone” (hereafter “Asia Zone”) was set up within the Low Carbon Green

Growth Expo 2011, which was convened concurrently with the10th Plenary Meeting in Seoul.

This Expo is considered one of the largest environmental exhibitions in South Korea. Exhibitors

in the ASIA Zone included Tokyo-based small- and medium-sized businesses with state-of-the-art

proprietary environmental technologies looking to expand into the Korean market as well as

businesses and trade promotion authorities from other parts of Asia. The ASIA Zone exhibition

represented a great opportunity to learn about a broad mix of innovative products and technologies

with great future potential. A summary of the exhibitors and an overview of the Expo are provided

below.

■ Overview of the Low Carbon Green Growth Expo 2011

Hosted by South Korea’s Ministry of Environment under the slogan of achieving a 30% reduction in

greenhouse gas emission by year 2029 through fostering green industry development and

environmental living practices, this trade show will showcase a wide range of eco-friendly and low

carbon sectors and technologies.

1. Event Name: Low Carbon Green Growth Expo 2011

2. Event Period: Wednesday, October 12 to Saturday, October 15, 2011, 10 am - 6 pm

(10:00-17:00 on the final day of the Expo)

3. Hosted by: Ministry of Environment, Republic of Korea

4. Organized by: Korea Environmental Industry and Technology Institute, and the Korean Economic Daily

5. Venue: COEX, Halls A and B (Hall area: 17,658㎡） *Free admission

6. Scale: 203 exhibitors, 712 booths

7. Number of visitors: 42,403

12 Oct: 9,720

13 Oct: 10.638

14 Oct: 14,014

15 Oct: 8,031

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■ Overview of “Asian Network of Major Cities 21—Asia Zone” (“Asia Zone”)

Number of exhibitors: 16 companies (Other than companies from Tokyo, there were also companies

and trade promotion agencies from the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Taiwan.)

Please see the appendix for a list of exhibitors.

■ Observation by attendees of the ANMC21 Plenary Meeting

1 Date and time: 12 October 2011, 10:00-11:00

2 Number of participants: 6 (4 from Taipei, 1 from Singapore, 1 from Seoul)

■ Photographs

ANMC21—Asia Zone

Participants in the observation session

listen to the explanation attentively

Nippon Koei Co., Ltd., “Water Surface

Control Device”

Observation by ANMC21 member cities

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Participants in the observation session listen to the explanation attentively

Approximately 50,000 people attended the Expo held over four days

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List of Exhibitors in the ANMC 21 ASIA Zone at the Low Carbon Green Growth Expo 2011

City/Country Company Products on Display Website

1 Tokyo Loopwing.co.,ltd. TRONC Street Lighting Unit - A wind-solar hybrid power generation system

www.loopwing.co.jp/

2 Tokyo System Instrumentation Co.,Ltd

Eco Keeper - An energy-saving controller

www.systemkeisou.co.jp/

3 Tokyo Seabell Ｉnternational Co.,Ltd.

STREAM - A hydrokinetic power generation system

www.seabell-i.com

4 Tokyo Art Beam Corporation AT-21 - A non-chrome surface treatment technology

www.artbeam.co.jp/

5 Tokyo EKO INSTRUMENTS CO., LTD.

Solar simulator for photovoltaic evaluation

www.eko.co.jp/eko/index.html

6 Tokyo SUPER FAITHS inc. SFD Recycle System - A system for generating energy from used paper diapers

www.superfaiths.com/

7 Tokyo MORIKAWA CO.,LTD. REARTH Service - Reduces VOC emissions

www.morikawa-ltd.co.jp

8 Tokyo Euglena Co.,Ltd.

Develops, manufactures and sells Euglena, (midorimushi in Japanese),a single-cell microscopic algae used to make bio jet fuel, fertilizer, cosmetics and foodstuff

www.euglena.jp/

9 Tokyo IKEN Engineering Co.Ltd., Lead Free Board Xp - radiation protection board

www.iken-eng.co.jp/top/index.html

10 Tokyo World Chemical Co.,Ltd. Coolant Saver - A specially designed unit to remove floating oil from machine tools

www.wcc.co.jp

11 Tokyo Eco Research Institute Ltd.

MAPKA - A new plastic alternative raw material used in molding EARTH REPUBLIC - A new plastic alternative steam foam insulation shock absorbing material

www.er-kankyo.co.jp/index.html

12 Tokyo NIPPON KOEI CO., LTD Water surface control device to improve combined sewer overflow

http://www.n-koei.co.jp/

13 Taiwan Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA)

Will be providing trade promotion services and introducing Taiwan products

www.taitra.org.tw

14 Malaysia Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE)

Will be introducing low-carbon and green growth initiatives in Malaysia

http://www.matrade.gov.my/

15 Vietnam Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in the Republic of Korea

Will be introducing Vietnam's natural and mineral resources, textiles, electronics and Agroproducts, etc.

http://www.vietnamembassy-seoul.org/vi/

16 The Philippines AERONOX TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION

Technology for transport vehicles to improve fuel efficiency and reduce gas emission by converting air into nitrous oxide

http://www.aeronox.net/

*Listed in order of application.