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Monday, October 5
 

12:30am GMT-03

Regional discussion 1: Social protection responses to COVID-19 - insights from Asia Pacific
Session recordings available here

Presentations available here:
IPC-IG
Indonesia
Cambodia

The panel on Asia and the Pacific allowed social protection experts from the International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth (IPC-IG) and government representatives to present and discuss social protection responses to COVID-19 in the region, with the moderation and comments from the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

First, researchers from the IPC-IG team provided a regional overview of how social protection mechanisms were used by the countries in Asia and the Pacific region in the response to the crisis. The presentation was based on an analytical mapping which the IPC-IG research team has conducted since the outbreak of the pandemic, with support from UNDP and GIZ.

The regional overview was followed by more detailed presentations from country representatives from Indonesia, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, who discussed the main actions, challenges and achievements of the social protection programmes implemented in their respective countries. This was followed by a Q&A session.


Moderators
avatar for Wendy Walker

Wendy Walker

Chief of the Social Development Thematic Group, Asian Development Bank (ADB)
Wendy Walker is the Chief of the Social Development Thematic Group at the Asian Development Bank. She has led multi-sector teams for designing and implementing complex and innovative projects and has worked across diverse sectors such as transport, urban, health, education and social... Read More →

Speakers
avatar for Fabio Veras Soares

Fabio Veras Soares

Senior Research Coordinator, IPC-IG and Institute for Applied Economic Research (IPEA)
Fabio Veras Soares is a research coordinator at the International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth (IPC-IG). He holds a PhD from University College London (2004), as well as a Master's degree in Economics from the University of São Paulo (USP, 1999) and a BA in Economics from the... Read More →
avatar for Bapak Maliki

Bapak Maliki

Director for Poverty Alleviation and Social Welfare, Ministry of National Development Planning/National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas)
Maliki has been working in Bappenas for more than 20 years. With a background as an engineer, he earned his doctoral degree in Economics of Population at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. He is closely working on poverty, labor, population and social policy issues, especially economics... Read More →
avatar for Marina Andrade

Marina Andrade

Researcher, International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth (IPC-IG)
Marina joined IPC-IG in year 2020 to work as researcher. She undertakes analyses of social protection policies and programmes giving support to projects developed in partnership with other organisations, such as UNDP and UNICEF. Marina holds a Bachelor’s degree in International... Read More →
avatar for Sania Nishtar

Sania Nishtar

Special Assistant of the Prime Minister, Pakistan
Dr. Sania Nishtar is Special Assistant of Pakistan’s Prime Minister and Federal Minister, Poverty Alleviation and Social Safety Ministry, Government of Pakistan. She is the founder of Ehsaas, the Government’s flagship social protection program, and leads its implementation... Read More →
avatar for H.E. Theng Pagnathun

H.E. Theng Pagnathun

Delegate of Royal Government of Cambodia in charge of Director General of Planning, Royal Government of Cambodia
My name’s PAGNATHUN THENG, DOB 5th February 1972, and holding Master Degree in International Development Program (IDP) from International University of Japan (IUJ) in 2002. The IDP focus on International Finance, International Trade, Development Economics, Cost Benefit Analysis... Read More →


Monday October 5, 2020 12:30am - 2:10am GMT-03
TBA

2:30am GMT-03

Open peer-to-peer exchange 1: Country experiences, lessons learnt and the potential way forward in Asia-Pacific
Session recordings available here

This session was a virtual World Café allowing for peer-to-peer dialogue in English.

Participants met in breakout rooms with up to 10 people. In this intimate space, they had the opportunity to share their experiences and tacit knowledge on Social Protection Responses to COVID-19 from their country or programmatic work.

Sessions were not recorded, allowing for a genuine and open dialogue; however, participants were encouraged to document their insights from the conversation using the provided virtual tools.

After this exchange, the moderator wrapped up and closed the regional discussion of Asia Pacific.


Moderators
avatar for Jost Wagner

Jost Wagner

Conference Facilitator, The Change Initiative
I am a Certified Professional Facilitator and founder of The Change Initiative, a facilitation company located in Bangkok with a focus on implementing the SDGs. In the last 15 years I have advised and facilitated more than 350 workshops and conferences worldwide for organizations... Read More →

Monday October 5, 2020 2:30am - 3:40am GMT-03
TBA

5:30am GMT-03

Regional discussion 2: Social protection responses to COVID-19 - insights from Sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East and North Africa
Session recordings available here
Session recordings available in French here

Presentation available here
The panel on Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) and the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) allowed social protection experts from the International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth (IPC-IG) and government representatives to present and discuss social protection responses to COVID-19 in the region, with the moderation and comments from UNDP Africa and UNICEF MENARO.

First, researchers from the IPC-IG team provided a regional overview of how social protection mechanisms were used by the countries in the SSA and MENA region in the response to the crisis. The presentation was based on an analytical mapping which the IPC-IG research team has conducted since the outbreak of the pandemic, with support from UNDP and GIZ.

The regional overview was followed by more detailed presentations from country representatives from Congo, Jordan, Morocco and Namibia, who discussed the main actions, challenges and achievements of the social protection programmes implemented in their respective countries. This was followed by a Q&A session.


Moderators
avatar for Renata Nowak-Garmer

Renata Nowak-Garmer

Social Protection & Employment Programme Specialist, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Renata Nowak-Garmer is UNDP Africa Employment and Social Protection Specialist. In this role, she provides technical advisory to countries and regional institutions and develops regional and global policy and tools. She led The State of Social Assistance in Africa, a publication and... Read More →

Speakers
avatar for Charlotte Bilo

Charlotte Bilo

Researcher, International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth (IPC-IG)
Charlotte works as a researcher at the IPC-IG on different research projects related to child- and gender-sensitive social protection in MENA, Latin America and South Asia.Before joining the IPC-IG in September 2016, she worked as a research assistant for the Centre for Social Protection... Read More →
avatar for Lena Gronbach

Lena Gronbach

Researcher/ PhD Candidate, University of Cape Town
I am a researcher and PhD candidate with the Centre for Social Science Research at the University of Cape Town, South Africa.My research focuses on social cash transfers, payment systems, digitization and financial inclusion in sub-Saharan Africa.My latest working paper on social... Read More →
avatar for Samman J. Thapa

Samman J. Thapa

Regional Adviser Social Policy, Middle East and North Africa, UNICEF
Samman J. Thapa is the Regional Adviser for Social Policy at UNICEF’s MENA Regional Office. In this function, he is responsible for technical leadership of UNICEF's Social Policy agenda (Child Poverty policy, Social Protection, Public Finance for Children and Decentralization) covering... Read More →
avatar for H.E. Ms. Antoinette Dinga-Dzondo

H.E. Ms. Antoinette Dinga-Dzondo

Minister, Ministry of Social Affairs and Humanitarian Action - Republic of Congo
Docteur Antoinette Dinga-Dzondo est Ministre des Affaires Sociales et de l’Action Humanitaire de la république du Congo depuis le 30 Avril 2016. Elle œuvre pour la prévention des abus a l’endroit des groupes vulnérables notamment les femmes et les enfants, les personnes vivant... Read More →
avatar for H.E. Ms. Basma Mousa Ishaqat

H.E. Ms. Basma Mousa Ishaqat

Minister of Social Development, Government of Jordan
H.E. Ms. Basma Mousa Ishaqat is the Minister of Social Development in Jordan since October 2019. Mrs. Ishaqat has led the development of the Jordan National Social Protection Strategy and the launch of the Takaful Cash Transfer. Prior to becoming Minister, Mrs. Basma Ishaqat was the... Read More →
avatar for Ahmed Berrada

Ahmed Berrada

Deputy of Director in charge of implementation of Finance Law, Ministry of Economy, Finance and Administrative Reform - Morocco
Ahmed Berrada capitalise une expérience riche de plus de 20 ans dans des postes de responsabilité au niveau de la Direction du Budget du Ministère de l’Economie, des Finances et  de la Réforme de l'Administration (évaluation des projets publics, règlementation sur le personnel... Read More →
avatar for Tulimeke Munyika

Tulimeke Munyika

Director of National Population Register, Identification and Production, Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration - Namibia
Tulimeke Munyika is the incumbent Director for the National Population Register, Identification and Production in the Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security in Namibia. She is a legal practitioner. She holds a Baccalaureus Juris and Bachelor of Laws Degrees, both... Read More →


Monday October 5, 2020 5:30am - 7:10am GMT-03
TBA

7:30am GMT-03

Open peer-to-peer exchange 2: Country experiences, lessons learnt and the potential way forward in Sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East and North Africa
Session recordings available here
Session recordings available in French here

This session was a virtual World Café allowing for peer-to-peer dialogue both in English and in French.

Participants met in breakout rooms with up to 10 people. In this intimate space, they had the opportunity to share their experiences and tacit knowledge on Social Protection Responses to COVID-19 from their country or programmatic work.

Sessions were not recorded allowing for a genuine and open dialogue; however, participants were encouraged to document their insights from the conversation using the provided virtual tools.

After this exchange, the moderator wrapped up and closed the regional discussion of sub-Saharan Africa and MENA.



Moderators
avatar for Jost Wagner

Jost Wagner

Conference Facilitator, The Change Initiative
I am a Certified Professional Facilitator and founder of The Change Initiative, a facilitation company located in Bangkok with a focus on implementing the SDGs. In the last 15 years I have advised and facilitated more than 350 workshops and conferences worldwide for organizations... Read More →

Monday October 5, 2020 7:30am - 8:40am GMT-03
TBA

11:30am GMT-03

Regional discussion 3: Social protection responses to COVID-19 - insights from Latin America and the Caribbean
Session recordings available here
Session recordings available in Spanish here

Presentations available here
IPC-IG
Chile
Guatemala
Colombia
Brazil

The panel on Latin America and the Caribbean allowed social protection experts from the International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth (IPC-IG) and government representatives to present and discuss social protection responses to COVID-19 in the region, with the moderation and comments from UN ECLAC.

First, researchers from the IPC-IG team provided a regional overview of how social protection mechanisms were used by the countries in Latin America and the Caribbean region in the response to the crisis. The presentation was based on an analytical mapping which the IPC-IG research team has conducted since the outbreak of the pandemic with support from UNDP and GIZ.

The regional overview was followed by more detailed presentations from country representatives from Brazil, Chile and Guatemala, who discussed the main actions, challenges and achievements of the social protection programmes implemented in their respective countries. This was followed by a Q&A session.


Moderators
avatar for Simone Cecchini

Simone Cecchini

Senior Social Affairs Officer, United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC)
Simone Cecchini is Senior Social Affairs Officer and Officer in Charge of the Social Development Division of the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), based in Santiago, Chile.  At ECLAC he leads research and advises governments on poverty... Read More →

Speakers
avatar for Anna Carolina Machado

Anna Carolina Machado

Researcher, International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth (IPC-IG)
Anna Carolina holds an MSc in Public Policy from the University of Bristol in the UK, a specialisation in Public Administration from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro and a BA in International Relations from the Federal Fluminense University. Since 2015, Anna has been working... Read More →
avatar for Fabiana Rodopoulos

Fabiana Rodopoulos

National Secretariat for Citizenship Income, Ministry of Citizenship
Fabiana Rodopoulos é mestre e bacharel em Economia, ambos pela Universidade de Brasília, e servidora pública federal do Ministério da Economia. Possui ampla experiência em gestão pública com foco em aperfeiçoamento de avaliação de políticas públicas e qualidade do gasto... Read More →
avatar for Alejandra Candia Díaz

Alejandra Candia Díaz

Subsecretaria de Evaluación Social, Ministry of Social Development - Chile
Alejandra Candia Díaz, Economista de la Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile y Magíster en Economía con mención en Políticas Públicas de la misma universidad. Tiene un Diplomado en Evaluación de Impacto de las Políticas Públicas de la Universidad de Chile, además de... Read More →
avatar for H.E.  Raúl Romero

H.E. Raúl Romero

Minister, Ministry of Social Development - Guatemala
Raúl Romero Segura nació el 31 de julio del año 1969 en la ciudad de Guatemala. En cuanto a su nivel académico, destaca una Maestría en Desarrollo y Descentralización Laboral de la Universidad de Quito, Ecuador, entre el año 2000 y 2001. También estudió una Maestría en Administración... Read More →
avatar for Nurth Palomo

Nurth Palomo

Research consultant, International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth (IPC-IG)
Nurth Palomo is a research consultant at the International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth (IPC-IG). At the IPC-IG she has conducted research and policy analysis in Latin America and the Caribbean region. Recently, she has co-authored reports on social protection responses to COVID-19... Read More →
avatar for Laura Pabon

Laura Pabon

Director, Social Development Directorate of the National Planning Department - Colombia
Economist with an MA in Economics from the Universidad de los Andes and a, MA in Public Policy from the University of Chicago. She worked for more than 8 years as a specialist in Social Protection at the World Bank on labour market, poverty and social protection and gender... Read More →
avatar for Nilza Emy Yamasaki

Nilza Emy Yamasaki

Director of the Cadastro Único (Single Registry) Department, National Single Registry Secretariat, Brazil
Graduada em Jornalismo e em Direito, com pós-graduação em Planejamento, Orçamento e Gestão Pública, pela Fundação Getúlio Vargas. É servidora de carreira da Administração Pública Federal, tendo ocupado cargos de assessoria no Ministério dos Transportes (atual Ministério... Read More →


Monday October 5, 2020 11:30am - 12:40pm GMT-03
TBA

1:00pm GMT-03

Open peer-to-peer exchange 3: Country experiences, lessons learnt and the potential way forward in the Latin America and Caribbean regions
Session recordings available here
Session recordings available in Spanish here 

This session was a virtual World Café allowing for peer-to-peer dialogue both in English and Spanish.

Participants met in breakout rooms with up to 10 people. In this intimate space, they had the opportunity to share their experiences and tacit knowledge on Social Protection Responses to COVID-19 from their country or programmatic work.

Sessions were not recorded allowing for a genuine and open dialogue; however, participants were encouraged to document their insights from the conversation using the provided virtual tools.

After this exchange, the moderator wrapped up and closed the regional discussion of Latin America and the Caribbean.



Speakers
avatar for Jost Wagner

Jost Wagner

Conference Facilitator, The Change Initiative
I am a Certified Professional Facilitator and founder of The Change Initiative, a facilitation company located in Bangkok with a focus on implementing the SDGs. In the last 15 years I have advised and facilitated more than 350 workshops and conferences worldwide for organizations... Read More →


Monday October 5, 2020 1:00pm - 2:10pm GMT-03
TBA
 
Tuesday, October 6
 

4:00am GMT-03

Clinic 6A - (Digital) solutions for social protection responses to COVID-19: outreach, registration and enrolment
Session recordings available here

This thematic clinic provided an opportunity to ask - and answer - questions on the approaches adopted to register and enrol new caseloads during the COVID-19 response, and lessons learned for the future.

'Clinic' sessions were an opportunity for participants to ask practical, technical questions on various topics that have been very relevant to the COVID social protection response. These were either answered 'live' or via a subsequent written discussion forum. The sessions were staffed and moderated by designated 'resource people' on that topic, but answers were provided by peers as well.

Designated resource people (allocated over Clinic A and B, while also engaging on the Discussion Forum):
Ralf Radermacher, GIZ
Rachel Strohm, IPA
Rodrigo Ortiz D’avila Assumpcao, ILO
Veronika Wodsak, ILO
Raul Julian Ruggia Frick, ISSA
Tania Nino, WFP
Emrys Schoemaker, Caribou Digital and SPACE
John Blomquist, WB
Alan Gelb, CGDEV
Phillippe George Leite, WB

Moderator for Clinic A:

Valentina Barca, SPACE

This clinic is hosted by the Digital Social Protection Working Group SPIAC-B and is co-organised by SPACE – Social Protection Approaches to COVID-19: Expert advice, funded by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and German Development Cooperation (GDC).


Tuesday October 6, 2020 4:00am - 5:00am GMT-03
TBA

8:00am GMT-03

Virtual Booth Talks 10 - Scaling Up Graduation and Driving Systems Change for the Poorest
The Virtual Booths were a space for member organisations and socialprotection.org’s Online Communities to showcase dedicated results of their work (for example, a product or service they are offering) related to social protection responses to COVID-19 and beyond.

This session was an opportunity for the audience to engage in informal discussions with the experts behind the work showcased in this booth.

Speakers
avatar for Nazia Moqueet

Nazia Moqueet

Senior Technical Advisor, BRAC UPGI

Virtual Expo
avatar for Scaling Up Graduation and Driving Systems Change for the Poorest

Scaling Up Graduation and Driving Systems Change for the Poorest

BRAC’s Graduation approach is designed to meet the complex needs of those living in extreme poverty. Graduation is a multifaceted set of interventions based on a deep understanding of the challenges faced by those living at this severe level of extreme poverty. Through training... Read More →


Tuesday October 6, 2020 8:00am - 9:00am GMT-03
TBA

10:00am GMT-03

Clinic 6B - (Digital) solutions for social protection responses to COVID-19: outreach, registration and enrolment
Session recordings available here

This thematic clinic provided an opportunity to ask - and answer - questions on the approaches adopted to register and enrol new caseloads during the COVID-19 response, and lessons learned for the future.

'Clinic' sessions were an opportunity for participants to ask practical, technical questions on various topics that have been very relevant to the COVID social protection response. These were either answered 'live' or via a subsequent written discussion forum. The sessions were staffed and moderated by designated 'resource people' on that topic, but answers were provided by peers as well.

Designated resource people (allocated over Clinic A and B, while also engaging on the Discussion Forum):
Ralf Radermacher, GIZ
Rachel Strohm, IPA
Rodrigo Ortiz D’avila Assumpcao, ILO
Veronika Wodsak, ILO
Raul Julian Ruggia Frick, ISSA
Tania Nino, WFP
Emrys Schoemaker, Caribou Digital and SPACE
John Blomquist, WB
Alan Gelb, CGDEV
Phillippe George Leite, WB
Ines Rodriguez Caillava, WB

Moderator for Clinic B:

Rodolfo Beazley, SPACE

This clinic was hosted by the Digital Social Protection Working Group SPIAC-B and was co-organised by SPACE – Social Protection Approaches to COVID-19: Expert advice, funded by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and German Development Cooperation (GDC).


Tuesday October 6, 2020 10:00am - 11:00am GMT-03
TBA
 
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