DOHA NOV 3-5 2015

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2015
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2015
TRANSCENDING THE CRISIS MIND SET:
MEASURING RESULTS, POST CONFLICT
BREAK 15:30-16:00
EAA Panel
Auditorium 1
14:15-15:30
Do you wonder what happens to donor money in conflictaffected
states? This session will introduce innovative ideas
which are actively being used to clarify expected results along
with setting and measuring indicators. Join us for an
interactive panel discussion that will develop a real-life
scenario result chain with the help of audience participation.
More than ever, donors expect measurable impact from their
investments. With the help of our panel of experts, the session
will also explore how these tools can be applied in supporting
and implementing the Sustainable Development Goals.
Dr. Abla Amawi,
Senior Policy Advisor, UNDP
(USA)
Ms Nuha Bashir,
M&E Consultant, El Wafa
Consulting Firm (Palestine)
Dr. Rebecca Polestico,
M&E Specialist, UNESCO
(Philippines)
Dr. Yannick du Pont,
Director, SPARK
(The Netherlands)
Mr. Michael Schroll,
Head of the Office of
Independent Evaluation,
Caribbean Development Bank
(Germany)
STRENGTHENING EDUCATION SYSTEMS THROUGH
RESULTS BASED FINANCING
Workshop
Room 102
14:15-15:30
This workshop will critically explore the use of Results Based
Financing (RBF) in primary and secondary school in fragile
states. It will enable policymakers and practitioners to
engage with RBF using experiential tools and interactive
learning activities.
Dr. Alinda Bosch,
Program Manager, Child &
Education Unit, Cordaid (The
Netherlands)
Dr. David Connolly,
Head Of The Conflict
Prevention Program, The
Hague Institute For Global
Justice (The Netherlands)
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SOMETHING NEW: QUALITY EDUCATION
WITHOUT CLICHÉS
Special
Address
Theater
16:00-16:30
Mr. Ricardo Semler,
CEO, Semco Partners; Founder of The Ralston-Semler
Foundation and the Lumiar School (Brazil)
INVESTING IN SKILLS
AND EDUCATION
FOR SUSTAINABLE GROWTH
Plenary
Session
Theater
16:30-17:30
Master of
Ceremonies:
Ms Mishal
Husain,
Journalist and
Broadcaster (UK)
The benefits of widely accessible, quality education and
skills development for job creation, innovation, and
long-term economic growth are clear. Yet sustaining
public investment in education is a challenging task
within current political and economic contexts.
What strategies have proven effective in boosting
employment, growth, and social inclusion? How
could the private sector play a bigger role in financing
education while addressing the skills mismatch?
What can be done today to prepare for the world of
work tomorrow?
Dr. Jörg Dräger,
Member of the Executive
Board, Bertelsmann Stiftung
(Germany)
H.E. Sheikha Hanadi bint
Nasser bin Khaled Al
Thani,
Founder and Chairperson,
Amwal (Qatar)
Mr. Jeffrey Selingo,
Author and Columnist (USA)
PROGRAM IN DETAIL NOV 4
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