The members are the foundation of the CAI-Asia Partnership. Through their activities, they contribute to the implementation of the CAI-Asia Partnership Strategy. The partnership approach brings together relevant stakeholders from local and national government agencies, non-government organizations, academic and research institutions, the business sectors, and development agencies and foundations who are interested in improving air quality, sustainable transport, energy use and urban development in major cities in Asia.

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Commitment of Members

The CAI-Asia Partnership members are committed to promote better air quality management and livable cities by:

• Encouraging the development and adoption of sound science as the basis of air quality management, sustainable transport, clean energy and urban development;
• Stimulating the development and implementation of policies, programs and projects covering air quality, vehicle and industrial emissions, and energy use;
• Fostering coordination and cooperation with other regional programs and initiatives relating to air quality management, sustainable transport, clean energy and urban development in Asia;
• Participating at the CAI-Asia Partnership meeting every two year that coincides with the Better Air Quality (BAQ) Conferences

Benefits

The Partnership members meet once every two years in a meeting that coincides with the Better Air Quality (BAQ) conferences. Members of the CAI-Asia Partnership can avail of these benefits:

• An organization profile in the CAI-Asia's website
• First to receive CAI-Asia publications, newsletters, activities and events announcements
• Primary consideration for cooperation in activities or projects as partners in the area of air quality and climate change, clean fuels and vehicles, green freight and logistics, and sustainable urban development and transport
• Access to the CAI-Asia help desk in the area of air quality and climate change, clean fuels and vehicles, green freight and logistics, and sustainable urban development and transport
• Access to the CAI-Asia network of experts, policy makers and other key stakeholders
• An electronic membership certificate

Governance

The Partnership governance framework, operating arrangements and mechanisms, operating principles are provided in the Operating Guidelines.

The Partnership is led by the Partnership Council whose current members are

• Cities: Mayor Ir. H. Eddy Santana Putra, Palembang City, Indonesia
• Non-government organizations and Academic & Research Institutions: Prof. Wing-Tat Hung, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
• Non-government organizations and Academic & Research Institutions: Mary Jane C. Ortega, Local Authorities for the Management of Human Settlements – CITYNET
• Private Sector: Mr. Klaus Burger, MAHA Maschinenbau Haldenwang GmbH & CO., KG, Germany
• Development agencies and foundations: Mr. Roland Haas, GIZ, Germany