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TUESDAY 16 HIGH LEVEL PANELS WORLD FOOD DAY | HIGH LEVEL PANELS 14:30 – 16:00 Resilience: The Nutrition Dimension Auditorium A Bridging the Gap Between Knowledge, Policy and Action #Nutrition #EDD12 Tom Arnold, Chief Executive of Concern Worldwide, Member of the Lead Group of the Scaling Up Nutrition – SUN Movement Indu Capoor, Director, Centre for Health Education, Training and Nutrition Awareness Dr Klaus Krämer, Director Sight & Life, Royal DSM Francesca Mosca, Director, Sub-Saharan Africa and Horizontal ACP Matters, Directorate-General for Development and Cooperation – EuropeAid, European Commission Radhakrishna Krishna Pradhan, Program Director, Health, Nutrition and Population Section, Social Development Division, National Planning Commission, Government of Nepal Paulus Verschuren, Special Envoy Food and Nutrition Security for Development, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Netherlands Almost one billion people are under-nourished across the world. If current trends continue, an estimated 450 million children could suffer from stunting – irreversibly affecting their physical and mental development potential – over the next 15 years. Building resilient communities requires a focus on nutrition. However, despite existing knowledge on ways to tackle malnutrition, policymakers have yet to integrate nutrition into health, agriculture and food security initiatives. The panel will showcase innovative solutions to address malnutrition, identify which actions and policies – at global and European levels – get results and why, and examine how to increase financial resources for nutrition globally. Moderated by Shada Islam, Head of Policy, Friends of Europe Organised by Concern Worldwide, Development Policy Forum, International Federation for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus – IF, Save the Children, United Nations Children’s Fund – UNICEF, United Nations World Food Programme – WFP 32 | EDD 2012 | AGENDA | TUESDAY 16
HIGH LEVEL PANELS | WORLD FOOD DAY 14:30 – 16:00 How Can We Maximise Inclusive Growth Auditorium B and Development? #PSDblending The Pros and Cons of Private Sector Engagement #EDD12 and Blending Instruments Tamsyn Barton, Director General for Operations Outside the European Union, European Investment Bank Sanoussi Bilal, Head, Economic Governance Programme, European Centre for Development Policy Management Dr Uta Böllhoff, Director General, European, Middle East and Asia policy, Multilateral Development Policy, German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development Sabine Dall’Omo, Chief Financial Officer, Siemens Africa Jacques Moineville, Associate Chief Executive Officer, Agence française de Développement Klaus Rudischhauser, Deputy Director General, Directorate-General for Development and Cooperation – EuropeAid, European Commission Jose Maria Vera, Executive Director, Intermon Oxfam The Agenda for Change recommends rethinking development finance by increasing the use of innovative financing instruments and by leveraging private sector investments. Donors, partner countries and the private sector agree to enhance public-private cooperation. Different aspects of blending loans and grants, the merits, limits and the enabling environment needed to mobilise private sector funds are being discussed. Sceptics see a danger in the possible shift of Official Development Assistance (ODA) to the private sector, increasing business profits while insufficiently addressing social profits, and in the possible debt overload of beneficiaries. A number of projects with private participation however show advantages, including local ownership and sustainability. Moderated by Marie Gad, Chairwoman of the Development Working Group, BusinessEurope Organised by Agence française de Développement – AFD, BusinessEurope, European Centre for Development Policy Management – ECDPM, European Investment Bank – EIB, KfW Development Bank TUESDAY 16 | AGENDA | EDD 2012 | 33 TUESDAY 16 HIGH LEVEL PANELS
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HIGH LEVEL PANELS | WORLD FOOD DAY<br />
14:30 – 16:00 How Can We Maximise Inclusive Growth<br />
Auditorium B and Development?<br />
#PSDblending The Pros and Cons of Private Sector Engagement<br />
#<strong>EDD12</strong><br />
and Blending Instruments<br />
Tamsyn Barton, Director General for Operations Outside<br />
the European Union, European Investment Bank<br />
Sanoussi Bilal, Head, Economic Governance Programme,<br />
European Centre for Development Policy Management<br />
Dr Uta Böllhoff, Director General, European, Middle East and Asia policy,<br />
Multilateral Development Policy, German Federal Ministry for Economic<br />
Cooperation and Development<br />
Sabine Dall’Omo, Chief Financial Officer, Siemens Africa<br />
Jacques Moineville, Associate Chief Executive Officer, Agence française<br />
de Développement<br />
Klaus Rudischhauser, Deputy Director General, Directorate-General<br />
for Development and Cooperation – EuropeAid, European Commission<br />
Jose Maria Vera, Executive Director, Intermon Oxfam<br />
The <strong>Agenda</strong> for Change recommends rethinking development finance by<br />
increasing the use of innovative financing instruments and by leveraging private<br />
sector investments. Donors, partner countries and the private sector agree to<br />
enhance public-private cooperation. Different aspects of blending loans and<br />
grants, the merits, limits and the enabling environment needed to mobilise<br />
private sector funds are being discussed. Sceptics see a danger in the possible<br />
shift of Official Development Assistance (ODA) to the private sector,<br />
increasing business profits while insufficiently addressing social profits, and<br />
in the possible debt overload of beneficiaries. A number of projects with<br />
private participation however show advantages, including local ownership<br />
and sustainability.<br />
Moderated by Marie Gad, Chairwoman of the Development Working Group,<br />
BusinessEurope<br />
Organised by Agence française de Développement – AFD, BusinessEurope, European<br />
Centre for Development Policy Management – ECDPM, European Investment Bank –<br />
EIB, KfW Development Bank<br />
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