Eurodad - IBIS International Conference 2015: Financing for

Eurodad - IBIS International Conference 2015: Financing for Development
5-7 May, Copenhagen
5th May
Time
Title
Format
Speakers
DAY 1
Making finance work for development: key issues
Aim of day: to inspire participants and introduce key issues and how they fit together.
Morning
Afternoon
tbc
tbc
1400-1530
1.1 Advocacy visit to Danish 1.2 Pre-conference workshops
1.3 Financing for development: key
parliament
issues for the EU
Visit
Workshops
1.2.1 Infrastructure finance
1.2.2 Tax Justice - Country by Country
Reporting
Plenary
Mogens Jensen (Danish Minister for
Trade and Development Cooperation)
Lars Koch (Director, Policy & Campaigns,
IBIS)
* Anna Ryoff (Director of SWEDFUND)
* Camilla Brückner (Director of UNDP
Nordic office)
1600-1730
1.4 Financing for
development: the
issues at stake
Plenary
Romilly Greenhill, ODI
Martin Khor (E.D. South
Centre)
Evening
1800 onwards
1.5 Food, drinks,
speeches
Reception
IBIS
Eurodad
Kavaljit Singh (Director
of Madhyam)
Charles Abugre (CEO,
SADA)
Daniel Titelman (ECLAC)
Moderators tbc
6th May
Time
Title
Format
Speakers
IBIS
DAY 2
Eurodad
Issues, strategies and medium term plans
Aim of day: strategise and discuss key issues, including linking FfD to longer term goals, and other processes
Morning
Afternoon
09-0945
10-1230
1400-1500
2.1 Upcoming Opportunities: 2.1 New issues, thorny problems, critical
2.4 FfD: what's left to play for?
2015
cross-cutting discussions
1530-1730
2.5 Key issues for FfD defining our strategy
Plenary
FfD
Workshops
1. Role of country systems and public
financial management (PFM) in promoting
country ownership of development finance
Plenary
Ambassador Geir Pedersen (Norwegian
government)
Workshops
1. Tax and FfD - the
politics
*UNDESA representative
2.The coming crash? Have we really fixed the
financial sector?
Ambassador Guilherme De
Aguiar Patriota, Deputy Permanent
Representative of Brazil to the UN
2. Private finance
2015
3. Let’s resolve the debt crisis! Mapping
global debt and CSO’s strategies
Tove Maria Ryding (Policy and Advocacy
Manager, Eurodad)
3. Public Finance
Paul Okumu (Head of
Secretariat, Africa CSO
platform)
4. Global capital flows, foreign investment
and development: Reality and management.
Fanwell Bokosi, Executive Director,
Afrodad
4. Debt and responsible
finance
Climate Finance
Lidy Nacpil (Coordinator
JSAPMDD)
Other opportunities
Evening
1800 onwards
2.6 Dinner + evening
entertainment
Fun
Copenhagen boat
tour, dinner and
drinks
Bhumika Muchala (Third World Network) 5. Systemic reform
5. Financing for gender equality
6. Beneficial Ownership: Defining the way
forward in Europe
2.3 Side events - over lunch
Nuria Molina (Head of Policy 2.3.1 Stolen asset recovery
and Campaigns, ActionAid
UK)
G20
2.3.2 Climate Finance
tbc
Moderators tbc
7th May
Time
Title
Format
Speakers
DAY 3:
FfD: joint strategies and next steps
Aim of day: get practical: agree joint strategies and next steps on FfD.
Morning
1000-1130
1200-1430 (inc. lunch)
3.1 Next steps for 2015
Working Groups
Continuation of five working
groups from day 2
(developing joint plans for
collective work)
1. Tax and FfD - Creating
change
2. Private Finance
3. Public Finance
4. Debt and responsible
finance
5. Systemic reform
3.2 Sharing plans, resolving thorny issues
Working Groups
Cross-fertilisation between groups:
identifying ways to work together across the
different issues.
Facilitators tbc
8th May
Eurodad members only
Eurodad General Assembly
Eurodad business, priorities for 2015, Eurodad strategy 2015-19
Afternoon
1500-1630
1630-1730
Evening
3.3 Bringing it all together: collective
strategy and next steps
Plenary
3.4Wrap up and action
points
Plenary
1930
Dinner for Eurodad
members + others
who are staying
Workshops summary
5th May
Morning
Self-organised workshops
No.
Title
Danish Parliament - advocacy visit
Speakers / facilitators
Global South Participants
Eurodad lead
IBIS lead
Organisers
1
2
Infrastructure financing
Aldo Caliari (Center of Concern)
Maria Jose
CounterBalance
*Nancy Alexander (Heinrich Boell Stiftung)
Re:Common
Antonio Tricarico (Re:Common)
3
Tax Justice - Country by Country Reporting
Eurodad
Tove
6th May
10-1230
New issues, thorny problems, critical cross-cutting discussions
No.
Title
Role of country systems and public financial
management (PFM) in promoting country ownership
of development finance
Speakers / facilitators
Eurodad lead
Jeroen Kwakkenbos, Eurodad
Jeroen
Vitalice Meja/ Jennifer Malonzo, Reality of Aid
Richard Ssewakiryanga, Uganda NGO Forum
Organisers
Eurodad,
International Budget
Partnership (IBP)
2
The coming crash?
Have we really fixed the financial sector?
* Myriam Vander Stichele, SOMOo
* Aline Fares, Finance Watch
Markus Henn, WEED
Eurodad
BfdW
Finance Watch
WEED
Somo
3
Let’s resolve the debt crisis!
Mapping global debt and CSO’s strategies
4
Global capital flows, foreign investment and
development: reality and management.
Fanwell Bokosi, AFRODAD
Bodo
Kiama Kaara, Kendren Kenya
Mara Liebal, Jubilee Germany
Kristina Rehbein, Jubilee Germany
Sarah-Jayne Clifton, Jubilee Debt Campaign
Bodo Ellmers, Eurodad
Patricia Miranda, Latindadd
Joe Stead, Christian Aid
Maria Jose
Aldo Caliari, Center of Concern
5
Financing for gender equality
tbc
Jesse
Christian Aid
ActionAid
6
Beneficial Ownership:
Defining the way forward in Europe
tbc
Tove
Christian Aid
FTC
Global Witness
Title
Speakers / facilitators
Eurodad lead
Organisers
Recovering Stolen Assets for development
David Ugolor (ANEEJ)
Jesse
Vitalis Meja (RoA Africa)
Jill Miller (Bota Foundation)
Andreas Missbach (Berne Declaration)
Lina Candler (Former USDOJ attorney)
ANEEJ
Reality of Aid Africa
Lidy Nacpil (APMDD)
Others tbc
Jesse
APMDD
Both Ends
Speakers / facilitators
Eurodad lead
Organisers
all tbc
Tove
1
Over lunch (1300-1400)
No.
1
Jesse
Ehrlassjahr
(Jubilee Germany)
Christian Aid
Eurodad
Center of Concern
Side Events
Tutu Alicante
Alfredo Okenve
2
Climate Finance
1530-1730
Key issues for FfD - defining our strategy
No.
Title
1. Tax and FfD - the politics
2. Private finance
Maria Jose
3. Public Finance
Jeroen
4. Debt and responsible
finance
Bodo
5. Systemic reform
Jesse