A GENDER AGENDA: ASIA-EUROPE DIALOGUE
2001–2007
A Gender Agenda was conceived to facilitate a dialogue on broad gender issues between two major regions of the world, Asia and Europe. The project aimed to foster discussion on the issue of gender mainstreaming and to act as one forum for international exchange on gender issues at the civil society level. Mainstreaming a gender perspective in all types of interventions was established as a global strategy for promoting gender equality through the Platform for Action at the United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing in 1995.
The project involved a series of major conferences, where researchers presented case studies from countries in the three regions and discussed ways of improving gender equality and promoting economic and political empowerement of women.
CONFERENCES
New Visions and Perspectives for Women and Men
Chiba, Japan | May 23–25, 2001
The conference, held on May 23–25, 2001, in Chiba, Japan, aimed at promoting the inclusion of a gender perspective in policy-setting and decision-making processes and finding ways for women and men of Asia and Europe to work together toward more suitable social and economic systems coping with a changing environment. Because there has been little direct contact between Europe and Asia on the topic of gender that considers both the Asian and European ways of tackling this issue and the cultural influences behind each society, this dialogue offered the possibilities of discovering and sharing new visions and finding new perspectives.
Transformational Approaches to the Roles of Women and Men in Political Decision-Making and Economic Life
Tampere, Finland | September 15–18, 2002
Held on September 15–18, 2002, in Tampere, Finland, this second conference in the A Gender Agenda: Asia-Europe Dialogue program was co-organized by the Asia-Europe Foundation, the Japan Center for International Exchange, and the Finnish Women’s Associations for Joint Action. The conference focused on women and men as agents of change in political decision-making and in economic life. A plenary session addressing these themes was followed by working group sessions in the two areas of concern, a closing session on transformational approaches to the roles of women and men, and a symposium with presentations addressing (1) the findings and recommendations of the Tampere conference and (2) challenges for gender mainstreaming in Asia and Europe, and followed by a panel discussion by members of the Finnish delegation at Johannesburg 2002: The World Summit on Sustainable Development.
Today women’s participation in politics is still limited because of various obstacles such as gender stereotyping, the traditionally male-dominated power systems and authority structures, electoral systems, and the double burden of work and family responsibilities. Awareness of gender issues has been heightened by various women’s groups and promoted through partnerships among international organizations, governments, local governments, and women’s groups. Such groups continue to seek ways to awaken public awareness of the current gender issues and to promote integration of marginalized perspectives into the decision-making process. Female politicians or candidates often state that they could be actors in changing the established power structure that has so far not been wholly successful in addressing gender issues. Conference sessions devoted to this theme looked at such questions as, What structure and process can be proposed for women’s and men’s participation in addressing gender issues in the political arena? What systems are most effective in achieving balanced representation in politics or power structures? How can we empower women as representatives in decision-making places?
Economics tends to be a gender-blind subject, in which labor is seen as a tool for achieving individual and social well-being. Productive activities within the household have directly contributed to social well-being, yet they are not recognized as part of the market economy, nor are such activities considered to be employment despite the fact that they require a significant workload. Both in Asia and Europe, the household burden mainly rests on women, and tends to hinder them from working full-time or from rejoining the market after temporary withdrawal from it to address household needs. Meanwhile, some men are forced to work as the sole bread-winners although they may not find their job meaningful, and companies have traditionally seen this model as efficient and profitable. However, in a global age, structural adjustments often result in increased unemployment and generally women suffer most from reduced economic growth. To address these issues, “work” must be reexamined from the standpoint of social protection and viewed as a tool for improving quality of life amidst globalization. With the aim of considering how to restructure the market systems as more human-centered systems where women and men can be agents of change, this session focused on alternative work models that allow men and women to balance work with family and have flexibility in their choices. Also discussed was the need for reconsideration of the relationship between labor and social protection, and the roles of all the sectors in providing women and men with social protection.
September 15 | |
OPENING DINNER HOSTED BY THE CITY OF TAMPERE | |
Moderator | SIRPA HERTELL, Steering Committee Member; Secretary General, National Council of Women in Finland |
Opening Remarks | ULLA LILJESTRÖM, Chief Education Officer, Tampere City |
| KAARINA SUONIO, Member of the Board of Governors, ASEF; Managing Director of the Tampere Hall, Finland |
| PÄIVI VARPASUO, President, the Coalition of Finnish Women’s Associations for Joint Action |
| TADASHI YAMAMOTO, President, Japan Center for International Exchange |
September 16 | |
OPENING SESSION | |
Moderator | MIKKO LEHTONEN, Steering Committee Member; Professor of Media and Culture, University of Tampere, Finland |
Speakers | JORMA SIPILÄ, Rector, University of Tampere |
| KAARINA DROMBERG, Finnish Minister of Culture |
| TAN SRI DATO’ MUSA BIN HITAM, Chairman, Human Rights Commission of Malaysia; Chairman, World Enterprise Institute; Former Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia |
Conference Framework Presentation | LIZ BAVIDGE, Chair of the Steering Committee; Principal Consultant, EM Associate, UK |
PLENARY PRESENTATION SESSION | |
Theme 1: Women and Men as Agents of Change in Economic Life | |
Moderator | LEE IN-HO, Steering Committee Member; President, the Korea Foundation |
Presentation of Overview | WILMA HENDERIKSE, Leader of the Study Group; Senior Partner, De Jong & Van Doorne-Huiskes, the Netherlands and other study group members |
Comments | CIELITO F. HABITO, Professor, Department of Economics; Director, Ateneo Center for Economic Research and Development, Ateneo Manila University, the Philippines |
| JANE WILLIAMS, Managing Director, SIA Group, Ireland |
Theme 2: Women and Men as Agents of Change in Political Decision-Making | |
Moderator | ERNEST D. GARILAO, Steering Committee Member; Professor, Center for Development Management, Asian Institute of Management, the Philippines |
Presentation of Overview | AZALINA OTHMAN, Leader of the Study Group; Head of Puteri, UMNO, Malaysia and other study group members |
Comments | ERNA WITOELAR, Co-Chair, the Partnership for Governance Reform, Indonesia |
| ANA GOMES, Ambassador, Embassy of Portugal in Indonesia |
PRESS CONFERENCE | |
Moderator | SIRPA HERTELl, Steering Committee Member; Secretary General, National Council of Women in Finland |
Remarks | LIZ BAVIDGE, Chair of the Steering Committee; Principal Associate, EM Associate, UK |
| PÄIVI VARPASUO, President, the Coalition of Finnish Women’s Associations for Joint Action |
| TADASHI YAMAMOTO |
WORKING GROUP SESSION 1: ECONOMIC LIFE | |
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September 17 | |
WORKING GROUP SESSION 2: POLITICAL DECISION-MAKING | |
CLOSING SESSION (PLENARY): TRANSFORMATIONAL APPROACHES TO THE ROLES OF WOMEN AND MEN | |
Report on Working Group Discussions | |
Moderator | INES ALBERDI, Steering Committee Member; Professor, Sociology Department, Madrid University, Spain |
Rapporteurs | Economic Life: THANH-DAM TRUONG, Senior Lecturer, Women/Gender Development Studies, Department of Human Resources, Local and Regional Development, Institute of Social Studies (the Netherlands), Vietnam |
| Political Decision-Making: ELLA ANTONIO, Area Manager, Asia-Pacific Earth Council, the Philippines |
Closing Discussion | |
Moderator | YORIKO MEGURO, Steering Committee Member; Professor of Sociology, Sophia University, Japan |
Concluding Remarks | LIZ BAVIDGE |
| PÄIVI VARPASUO |
| TADASHI YAMAMOTO |
Concluding Dinner hosted by the Finnish Ministry of Education | |
Speaker | HARRI HOLKERI, President, the 55th General Assembly of the United Nations (UN); Former Prime Minister of Finland |
Closing Remarks | SIRPA HERTELL |
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September 18 | |
SYMPOSIUM |
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Opening of the Symposium |
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M.C. | TAINA RISKI, Secretary General, NYTKIS -The Coalition of Finnish Women’s Associations for Joint Action |
A Gender Agenda: Findings and Recommendation of the Tampere Conference | |
General Presentation | LIZ BAVIDGE |
Challenges for the Gender Mainstreaming in Asia and Europe | |
Presentation | Korea: IN-HO LEE |
| Spain: INES ALBERDI, Professor of Sociology, Universidad Complutense de Madrid |
| Philippines: ERNEST D. GARILAO, Professor, Center for Development Management, Asian Institute of Management |
Comments | ANITA KELLES, Independent Consultant, Finland |
Q & A from the floor |
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Johannesburg 2002: Women and Sustainable Development | |
Panel discussion | SIRPA HERTELL |
| EEVA-MARIA VUORENMAA, President, UN Students and Youth Association of Finland; Secretary of the Finnish NGO Committee for UN World Conference on Women 2005 |
| SAMI KONTOLA, Secretary for International Affairs, Finnish Youth Cooperation Allianssi |
Q & A from the floor |
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Closing Remarks |
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| Asia | |
| Ellamelides S. ANTONIO | Area Manager, Asia-Pacific Earth Council, the Philippines |
| Supang CHANTAVANICH | Professor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Faculty of Political Science, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand |
| Lanyan CHEN | Gender Advisor in Northern Asia, UNIFEM |
| Antonio P. CONTRERAS | Associate Professor, De La Salle University, the Philippines |
| Mikiko ETO | Professor of Political Science, Hosei University, Japan |
| Ernest D. GARILAO | Steering Committee Member; Professor, Center for Development Management, Asian Institute of Management, the Philippines |
| Cielito F. HABITO | Professor, Department of Economics; Director, Ateneo Center for Economic Research and Development, Ateneo de Manila University, the Philippines |
| Yoshinori HIROI | Associate Professor, Chiba University, Japan |
| Musa bin HITAM | Chairman of the Malaysian National Commission on Human Rights; Former Deputy Prime Minister, Malaysia |
| HOANG BA Thinh | Assistant Director and Scientific Secretary, Research Center for Gender, Family and Environment in Development (CGFED), Vietnam |
| Mitsuko HORIUCHI | Director and Special Advisor on Gender Issues (Asia), ILO Tokyo Branch Office |
| In-ho LEE | Steering Committee Member; President, the Korea Foundation |
| LIM Sang-Woo | Professor, Sogang University, Korea |
| Bohong LIU | Deputy Director, the Women’s Research Institute, All China Women’s Federation |
| Braema MATHI | Manager, Corporate Communications, Alexandra Hospital, Singapore |
| Yoriko MEGURO | Steering Committee Member; Professor of Sociology, Sophia University; the representative of Japan to the UN Commission on the Status of Women |
| Mayling OEY-GARDINER | Executive Director, PT Insan Hitawasana Sejahtera, Indonesia |
| Azalina OTHMAN SAID | Head of Puteri, UMNO, Malaysia |
| Supatra PUTANANUSORN | Policy and Planning Analyst, the Thai National Commission on Women’s Affairs |
| Thanh-Dam TRUONG | Senior Lecturer, Women/ Gender Development Studies, Department of Human Resources, Local and Regional Development, Institute of Social Studies (the Netherlands), Vietnam |
| Qi WANG | Fellow, the Center for East and South-East Asian Studies, Lund University (Sweden), China |
| Erna WITOELAR | Co-Chair of the Partnership for Governance Reform; Former Minister of Settlement and Regional Development, Indonesia |
| WU Qing | Foreign Studies University, China |
| Europe | |
| Ines ALBERDI | Steering Committee Member; Professor, Sociology Department, Madrid University, Spain |
| Patricia BARKER | Registrar, Dublin City University, Ireland |
| Liz BAVIDGE | Chair of the Steering Committee; Principal Consultant, EM Associates, UK |
| Gabriele BRUNS | Manager, Forum of Politics and Gender, Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Germany |
| Maria DAS DORES GUERREIRO | Professor of Sociology, Instituto Superior de Ciencias do Trabalho e da Empresa, Portugal |
| Kaarina DROMBERG | Finnish Minister of Culture (speaker) |
| Monique HALPERN | President, the French Coordination for the European Women’s Lobby |
| Wilma M. HENDERIKSE | Senior Partner, Van Doorne Huiskes en partners, the Netherlands |
| Harri HOLKERI | President, the 55th General Assembly of the United Nations (UN); Former Prime Minister of Finland (speaker) |
| Gunnel KARLSSON | Head, the Swedish Secretariat for Gender Research |
| Anita KELLES-VIITANEN | Independent Consultant, Finland |
| Riikka KIVIMÄKI | Work Research Center, University of Tampere, Finland |
| Leena KROHN | Former Secretary General, the National Council of Women of Finland |
| Heidi KUUSI | Counsellor of Education, Ministry of Education, Finland |
| Mikko LEHTONEN | Steering Committee Member; Professor of Media Culture, University of Tampere, Finland |
| Ana MARTINS GOMES | Ambassador, Embassy of Portugal in Indonesia |
| Päivi MATTILA | Advisor, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Finland |
| Marisa MÉNDEZ-VIGO CAMPOS | Teacher, Industrial Relations School, Universitat Ramon Llull, Barcelona; Director, ACTIVA, Spain |
| Regina MONTELL | Senior Advisor, National Research and Development Centre for Welfare and Health (STAKES), Finland |
| Jouni MYKKÄNEN | Vice Chairman, Council for Equality; Managing Director, the Finnish Film Foundation |
| Ritva NYBERG | Managing Director, the Women’s Enterprise Agency Finland |
| Rosa Maria (Etta) OLGIATI | Managing Director, Fondazione Regionale Pietro Seveso, Italy |
| Jorma SIPILÄ | Rector, University of Tampere (speaker) |
| Helvi SIPILÄ | Minister |
| Richard STEENBORG | President, Commissie Dagindeling, the Netherlands |
| Kaarina SUONIO | Member of the Board of Governors, ASEF; Managing Director of the Tampere Hall, Finland |
| Martina TIMMERSMANN | Research Fellow; Head of Research Project, Institute of Asian Affairs, Germany |
| Janet VEITCH | Director, Women’s National Commission, UK |
| Jane WILLIAMS | Managing Director, SIA Group, Ireland |
| Co-organizers | |
| ASEF | |
| Delfin COLOMÉ | Executive Director, Asia-Europe Foundation |
| JCIE | |
| Tadashi YAMAMOTO | President, Japan Center for International Exchange |
| Hideko KATSUMATA | Steering Committee Member; Executive Secretary, Japan Center for International Exchange |
| NYTKIS | |
| Päivi VARPASUO | President, the Coalition of Finnish Women’s Associations for Joint Action |
| Sirpa HERTELL | Steering Committee Member; Secretary General, National Council of Women in Finland |
| Taina RISKI | Secretary General, the Coalition of Finnish Women’s Associations for Joint Action |
| Secretariat | |
| Caroline SAY YEN MAY | Project Assistant, Intellectual Exchange, Asia-Europe Foundation |
| Tomoko SUZUKI | Assistant Program Officer, Japan Center for International Exchange |
| Laura POTTER | Program Associate, Japan Center for International Exchange |
Economic Empowerment for Gender Equality
Manila, Philippines | October 8–9, 2005
October 8 | |
WELCOME DINNER |
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Master of Ceremonies | NIEVES CONFESOR, Professor, Asian Institute of Management (AIM) |
Opening Remarks | VICTORIA LICUANAN, Dean, Asian Institute of Management (AIM) |
| WONIL CHO, Executive Director, Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) |
| TADASHI YAMAMOTO, President, Japan Center for International Exchange (JCIE) |
| MONIQUE HALPERN, President, French Coordination for the European Women’s Lobby |
Keynote Speaker | MAGDALENA SRODA, The Polish Government Plenipotentiary for Equal Status of Women and Men |
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October 9 | |
OPENING AND PLENARY SESSION 1 |
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Opening and Moderator | MITSUKO HORIUCHI, Chair of the Steering Committee; Director, Committee for the Year 2001; Gender Expert (Director, ILO Office in Japan) |
Overview Presentation | CHIA SIOW YUE, Director of the Task Force; Senior Research Economist, Singapore Institute of International Affairs |
Presentation of Case Studies | Case Study on Japan by TAKAYOSHI KUSAGO, Associate Professor, Research Center for Civil Society, Graduate School of Human Sciences, Osaka University |
Case Study on the Netherlands | HÉLÈNE LOUAPRE, Executive Secretary, General Management Kappa Packaging Group Companies |
Case Study on Indonesia | FRANCIS X. WAHONO, Executive Director, Yayasan Cindelaras |
Case Study on France | ALAIN LAFERTÉ, Doctoral researcher, Lille Center for Politics (CERAPS), University of Lille 2 |
Case Study on the Philippines | RUFA CAGOCO-GUIAM, Director, Center for Peace and Development Studies; Associate Professor, Mindanao State University, General Santos City |
Case Study on Greece/ Turkey | MERAL EKMEKCIOOGLU, Founding member, WINPEACE Turkey |
Special Presentation: Exemplary cases of regional cooperation on gender: lessons from the EU | MONIQUE HALPERN |
Breakout Session 1 | In-depth discussions in small groups on factors of economic empowerment of women, sharing of other experiences, and dialogue on various mechanisms for empowerment. |
Plenary Session 2 | Group reports on breakout session discussions. |
Moderator | FOTINI SIANOU, Vice President, Centre for Research and Action on Peace (KEDE), Greece |
Dinner Keynote Speaker | LOREN LEGARDA, Senator of the Philippines |
October 10 | |
Breakout Session 2 | How to link economic empowerment of women to social change/gender equality. |
Plenary Session 3 | Group reports on breakout session discussions. |
Moderator | NIEVES CONFESOR |
Plenary Session 4 | How can Asia and Europe work together to empower men and women to be catalysts for social change and gender equality? |
Moderator | TADASHI YAMAMOTO |
Wrap-up | CHIA SIOW YUE, Director, Task Force |
| MITSUKO HORIUCHI, Chair, Steering Committee |
Discussions |
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Closing remarks | VICTORIA LICUANAN, Dean, Asian Institute of Management (AIM) |
| JAIME J. YAMBAO, ASEF Governor for the Philippines |
| TADASHI YAMAMOTO |
Asia |
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Bellaflor J. Angara-Castillo | Governor of Aurora Province, Philippines |
Rufa Cagoco-Guiam | Director, Center for Peace and Development Studies; Associate Professor, Mindanao State University, General Santos City, Philippines |
Chia Siow Yue | Senior Research Fellow, Singapore Institute of International Affairs |
Nieves M. Confesor | Professor, Asian Institute of Management (AIM), Philippines |
Chandavanh Dethrasavong | National Mekong River Commission, Laos |
Hew Cheng Sim | Associate Professor, Faculty of Social Sciences, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak |
Mitsuko Horiuchi | Director, Committee For The Year 2001; Gender Expert (Director International Labour Organization (ILO) Office in Japan) |
Jeanne Frances Illo | Gender Equality Advisor for CIDA, Philippine-Canada Cooperation Office |
Hadja Bainon Karon | President, Federation of United Mindanaon Bangsamoro Women Multi-purpose Cooperatives, Philippines |
Jee Hyeon Kim | Director of Publicity & International Solidarity, Korean Women Workers Associations United (KWWAU) |
Romyen Kosaikanont | Lecturer/researcher, Women’s Studies Center, Faculty of Social Sciences, Chiangmai University, Chiangmai, Thailand |
Takayoshi Kusago | Associate Professor, Research Center for Civil Society, Graduate School of Human Sciences, Osaka University, Japan |
Le Thi Quy | Associate Prof. Ph.D, Director of the Research Center for Gender and development, Hanoi University of Social Science and Humanities, Vietnam |
Loren Legarda | Senator, Philippines |
Braema Mathiaparanam | President, Association of Women for Action & Research (AWARE)/ Visiting Research Fellow, Institute of South East Asian Studies (gender studies); Manager, Corporate Communications, Alexandra Hospital, Singapore |
Bernadette Mendoza | Principal Assistant for ASEM, Office of European Affairs, Department of Foreign Affairs, Philippines |
Maria Cleofe R. Natividad | Executive Director, Office of the Undersecretary for International Economic Relations (OUIER), Department of Foreign Affairs, Philippines |
Maria Lourdes V. Ramiro-Lopez | Assistant Secretary, Office of the United Nations and Other International Organizations (UNIO), Department of Foreign Affairs, Philippines |
Carolyn Israel Sobritchea | Professor and Director of Center for Women’s Studies, University of the Philippines in Diliman |
Teo Siew Yean | Lecturer, Department of Economics, Faculty of Business, Economics & Policy Studies, University Brunei Darussalam |
Maria Aurora F. Tolentino | Executive Director, Asia Pacific Philanthropy Consortium |
Amaryllis T. Torres | Commissioner [representing academe], National Commission on the Role of Filipino Women (NCRFW) |
Gisela Velasco | Consultant, AIM-Mirant Center for Bridging Societies Divides, Philippines |
Francis X. Wahono | Executive Director, Yayassan Cindelaras, Yogyakarta, Indonesia |
Wu Qing | Professor, Beijing Foreign Studies University, China |
Chuth Leang Vanny | Deputy Director General of Gender Equality and Economic Development, Ministry of Women’s Affairs, Cambodia |
Emmeline Verzosa | Executive Director, Office of the President, National Commission on the Role of Filipino Women (NCRFW) |
Jaime J. Yambao | ASEF Governor for the Philippines |
Mryna T. Yao | Chairperson, National Commission on the Role of Filipino Women (NCRFW) |
Zhang Ye | Regional Director, Asia Foundation, China |
Europe | |
Bam Bjorling | Working Chairwoman, Kvinnoforum; Sociologist, Sweden |
Ausrine Burneikiene | Ombudswoman for Equal Opportunities for Women and Men, Lithuania |
Rosheen Callender | National Equality Secretary for SIPTU (Services, Industrial, Professional, Technical Union); Vice President, Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU), Ireland |
Eileen Drew | Senior Lecturer, Center for Gender and Women’s Studies, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland |
Meral Ekmekcioglu | Founding Member, WINPEACE Turkey |
Des Geraghty | Former President of SIPTU, Ireland |
Françoise Goffinet | Institut pour l’ égalité des femmes et des hommes, Belgium |
Monique Halpern | President, French Coordination for the European Women’s Lobby (CLEF), France |
Hanneke Kamphuis | Executive Director, Mama Cash, Fund for Women, Netherlands |
Maria Kazmukova | Vice President, Association of Business and Professional Women APM BPW, Czech Republic |
Alena Kralikova | Director, Gender Studies, o.p.s., Czech Republic |
Erika Kvapilova | Gender expert; National Programme Officer, United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM), Slovakia |
Anu Laas | Researcher and Head, Unit of Gender Studies, Department of Sociology and Social Policy, University of Tartu, Estonia |
Alain Laferte | Doctoral Researcher, Lille Center for Politics and Administration (CERAPS), University of Lille 2, France |
Sine Lehn | Project Manager, The Danish Research Centre on Gender Equality, Roskilde University, Denmark |
Sten Lindeberg | External consultant to Kvinnoforum; Executive Director, Step Up business learning, Sweden |
Helene Louapre | Founder and Managing Director of C.O.S.E.; Regional Branch Leader of Arborus, France |
Katie Maclean | University of York Centre for Women’s Studies; UNA International Service, UK |
Fotini Sianou | Vice President, Centre for Research and Action on Peace (KEDE); President of the Women’s Committee and Member of the Steering and the Executive Committee of the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC), Greece |
Karen Valeur Sjørup | Director General, The Danish Research Centre on Gender Equality, Roskilde University, Denmark |
Magdalena Sroda | Under Secretary of State; The Polish Government Plenipotentiary for Equal Status of Women and Men The Chancellery of the Prime Minister, Poland |
Laima Vengale | Adviser, Office of the Equal Opportunities Ombudsman, Lithuania |
Mag. Manuela Vollmann | Director, ABZ Austria |
Linda Wirth | Director, Bureau for Gender Equality, ILO Geneva |
Co-organizers | |
Victoria Licuanan | Dean, Asian Institute of Management, Philippines |
Wonil Cho | Executive Director, Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) |
Bertrand Fort | Director of Intellectual Exchange, ASEF |
Tadashi Yamamoto | President, Japan Center for International Exchange (JCIE) |
Hideko Katsumata | Managing Director and Executive Secretary, JCIE |
Secretariat | |
AIM | |
Armi Cortes | Executive Managing Director, Institutional Marketing |
Anna Alba | Institutional Marketing |
Jaqueline Antonis | Institutional Marketing |
Kitty Chanco | Institutional and Investor Relations |
Rose Orbigo | Institutional Marketing |
Mhel Samera | Institutional Marketing |
ASEF | |
Caroline Say | Admin/Project Executive, Intellectual Exchange |
JCIE | |
Tomoko Suzuki | Program Officer |
Lucy van der Wall | Assistant Program Officer |
