About ISAP
What is ISAP?
The International Forum for Sustainable Asia and the Pacific (ISAP) is a two-day forum, held once a year with a timely theme, to promote diverse discussions on sustainable development in Asia and the Pacific. It also aims to provide opportunities to boost information-sharing and strengthen collaborative efforts with front-line experts and diverse stakeholders from international organisations, governments, business and NGOs, drawing upon the international/regional networks in which IGES plays an important role.
ISAP is made up of the three components: i) Open Sessions, in which the latest research activities are presented and shared, ii) Expert Workshops, where specific themes are discussed in depth, and iii) Network Meetings in which important issues facing this region are discussed with relevant international/regional networks.
This comprehensive structure is designed to create synergy to promote a sustainability agenda in the region through various discussions and networking among participants.
ISAP is made up of the three components: i) Open Sessions, in which the latest research activities are presented and shared, ii) Expert Workshops, where specific themes are discussed in depth, and iii) Network Meetings in which important issues facing this region are discussed with relevant international/regional networks.
This comprehensive structure is designed to create synergy to promote a sustainability agenda in the region through various discussions and networking among participants.
Previous ISAP
- The third International Forum for Sustainable Asia and the Pacific (ISAP2011)
- New Asia-Pacific Perspectives towards Rio +20: Implications of the East Japan Disasters
26-27 July 2011, Yokohama, Japan - The second International Forum for Sustainable Asia and the Pacific (ISAP2010)
- Sustainable and Low-Carbon Development-Innovative Pathways for Asia-Pacific -
12-13 July 2010, Yokohama, Japan - The first International Forum for Sustainable Asia and the Pacific (ISAP2009)
26-27 June 2009, in Hayama, Japan
ISAP Eco-Policy