Global Donors Forum 2012 Impact Philanthropy and Investing...Impact Philanthropy and Investing...

Impact Philanthropy and InvestingConnecting innovation with ground realities

March 30-31, 2011 morocco

April 26-28Renaissance

Kuala Lumpur

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a key dynamic.” - His Royal Highness EI Hassan bin Talal

“Partnerships among donors, such as World Congress of Muslim Philanthropists, will enhance collective output and help in reducing waste and overlap that occurs commonly in charitable operations.” - Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan

“One of the great principles of Islam, in all interpretations, is the elimination of poverty in society, and philanthropy’s centrality in this duty.”

“Any attempt to achieve human development is bound to be incomplete and unbalanced, unless it accommodates the dual dimension of the human being, by attending to his material as well as spiritual needs.” - His Majesty King Mohammed VI

“Our region’s success depends on creating an environment conducive to knowledge and on providing tomorrow’s leaders with the motivation to build an better future. It is our duty to make them great assets to themselves, their nation and to the world.” - His Excellency Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum

“You don’t have to rely on others’ money all the time. You can do it on your own.” - Prof. Muhammad Yunus

“Now is the time to examine how we can metamorphose our generations-old culture of spontaneous, massive, personal generosity which we are so good at, so that it incorporates the kind of planned and realistic philanthropic giving which can be a powerhouse of lasting change.” - Her Excellency S

- Minister Shahid Malik

“What Muslim society needs is a rational discussion of their own situation, and on their own terms.”

- Prof. Cherif Bassiouni

faith by fringe extremists who seek to destroy rather than build.”

“Global poverty and inequality have become structurally embedded in world society, and yet at the same time, the contributions of

- Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool

to overcome these obstacles.”

“The World Congress of Muslim Philanthropists came into being at a very critical juncture; it comes at a time when need to increase credibility, accountability, and capacity is paramount.” - Prof. Dr. Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu, OIC Secretary General

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The World Congress of Muslim Philanthropists (WCMP) is a global network of donors, foundations, and socially responsive corporations established to advance e�ective and accountable giving. WCMP is a unique catalyst for partnership across public, private, and social sectors, o�ering information and resources to link donors with social investment opportunities. As a trusted broker of collaborative relationships, WCMP mobilizes �nancial and human resources to address global issues and advance e�cient philanthropy.

Today, there are an estimated 1.6 billion Muslims, constituting 24% of the world's population. Within this group there is a potentially enormous—but as yet untapped—resource base on which philanthropies can build new initiatives to advance social justice. WCMP has developed a strategic framework for responding to this opportunity, identifying critical areas for strengthening Muslim philanthropy. WCMP's agenda includes hosting an annual conference and donor roundtables; facilitating giving networks; establishing a philanthropic academy; o�ering consulting and operational assistance; promoting research and dissemination of knowledge; andcreating an information-sharing mechanism that will inform grant-makers about the operation, structure, and standing of potential grantees. In pursuit of this agenda, WCMP is building a collaborative network of individuals and institutions that are enthusiastically committed to build a better world.

Mission

Vision

Philosophy

Annual Forum

We aspire to bring donors together to exchange ideas and deepen their understanding of challenges. This convening will help leverage the more strategic and e�ective use of knowledge, wealth, and in�uence among Muslim philanthropists.

We aim to build a culture of enduring engagement where Muslim philanthropists collaborate with each other, and emerge as a signi�cant and vital component of the global philanthropic community.

The World Congress of Muslim Philanthropists envisions a peaceful, equitable, and sustainable world, generously endowed by ethical, inclusive, and e�ective philanthropy.

Driven by the compassion that is intrinsic in Islamic values, Muslims should reach out to the destitute and oppressed, irrespective of gender, ethnicity, or religious belief.

The annual Forum of WCMP convenes philanthropists, government and business leaders, visionaries, and industry experts from across the world to o�er pragmatic insight and constructive responses to priority global challenges. This forum, now recognized as the premiere gathering of Muslim donors worldwide, promotes intellectual debate and deep analysis of social challenges within Muslim societies.

World Congress of Muslim Philanthropists

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3rd CONGRESSDoha, Qatar

March 21-2 , 2010

4th CONGRESSDubai, UAE

March 23-24, 2011

2nd CONGRESSAbu Dhabi, UAE

March 22-23, 2009

1st CONGRESSIstanbul, Turkey

March 22-24, 2008

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Message

On behalf of the people of Malaysia, I send my greetings to the conveners, sponsors, and participants of the Global Donors Forum 2012.

As the premier forum on Muslim philanthropy worldwide, you have shared the philosophy and culture of compassion that is intrinsic in Islamic values and reaches out to the destitute and oppressed, irrespective of gender, ethnicity, or religious belief.

Moreover, I appreciate the positive in�uence the World Congress of Muslim Philanthropists has had on the global community of Muslim donors to advance strategic, e�ective and accountable giving.

My best wishes for continued success.

PRIME MINISTERMALAYSIA

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WCMP Board of PatronsMr. Shahid Malik (Chair) • HRH Princess Banderi A.R. AlFaisal • H.E. Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool • Mr. Amir

A. Dossal • H.E. Dr. Abdulaziz Othman Al-Twaijri • Tan Sri Dr. Munir Majid • H.E. Dr. Sheikha Aisha bint

Faleh Al-Thani

WCMP Board of DirectorsProf. Dr. Mukhtar Ahmed (ISESCO) • Mr. Mohammed R. Ahmed • HRH Princess Maha Bint Abdulaziz • Dr.

Sultan A. Alshaali • Dr. Tariq H. Cheema • Mr. Chris Frentzel • H.E. Ambassador Ufuk Gokcen (OIC) • Dr.

Imtiaz Khan • Dr. Yunus Sola

WCMP SecretariatDr. Tariq H. Cheema (CEO) • Ms. Angela Massey • Mr. Xhengis Aliu • Mr. Wasif Khan

• Ms. Tasneem Qadeer • Mr. Saleem R. Khan

Global Donors Forum 2012 Organizing CommitteeMr. Shahid Malik • Tan Sri Dr. Munir Majid • Dr. Sultan A. Alshaali • Dr. Tariq H. Cheema • HRH Princess

Maha Bint Abdulaziz Al Saud • Ms. Natasha Zulkifli • Mr. Juha Christensen • Ms. Angela Massey • Mr. Tipu

Ahmad • Ms. Patsian Low • Mr. Ramjan Din Bin Shadi

Global Donors Forum 2012 Program CommitteeMr. Alberto Brugnoni • Dr. Natasha Matic • Mohammad Shaheed Khan • Dr. Yunus Sola • Dr. Barbara

Ibrahim • Dr. Imtiaz Khan • Mr. Peter O'Driscoll • Taleb Salhab

Global Donors Forum 2012 Partner EnterprisesNonprofit Empowerment Group • Renaissance Kuala Lumpur • Cross Media • Cresstech • Arif Solutions

• Hana Printing Sdn. Bhd. • Air Alliance Travel Limited

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Dear Delegates,

For me, it was important, even necessary, that the Global Donors Forum was held beyond the con�nes of the Middle East, or West Asia as we in Malaysia prefer to describe the region. Di�erent perspectives and experiences open up new vistas and can be liberating.

While Islam is Malaysia's o�cial religion, the country is multi-racial, with people practising di�erent religions, re�ecting the fundamental tolerance of the Islamic faith. In the Southeast Asian region with a population coming on to 600 million, over 40 per cent of the people are Muslims. Indonesia has the world's largest Muslim population. Like Malaysia and Indonesia, most other Southeast Asian countries are democracies at various stages of development. The economies have been growing fast with a regional GDP now of now about USD2 trillion, actually larger than that of Russia and closing in on Britain's.

Thus, Malaysia and Southeast Asia represent a context of diversity and moder-nity in which the Islamic religion thrives. There are challenges of course. As elsewhere the extremist threat is serious. Democratic practices are not perfect. There is still a diverse range of often sharp inequalities. The unfortunate and those at the bottom of the economic heap tend to get left behind. Muslim care and giving, therefore, are still relevant, even if in a more open and vibrant envi-ronment. There remains the common tragic challenge across Muslim communi-ties in all regions to achieve a reign of justice and to o�er hope instead of cruelty or despair. May the forum be of help in rising to it in true Islamic fashion.

Tan Sri Dr. Munir Majid

Co-Chair, Global Donors Forum 2012Chairman of Bank Muamalat MalaysiaPatron of the World Congress of Muslim PhilanthropistsVisiting Senior Fellow and the Head of the Southeast Asia International Affairs Programme at London School of Economics

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Foreword

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Co-Conveners

World Congress of Muslim PhilanthropistsBank Muamalat Malaysia

Islamic Educational, Scienti�c, and Cultural Organization (ISESCO)Islamic Solidarity Fund for Development (ISFD)

Al Faleh GroupKing Khalid Foundation

Forum Partners

Academy of Philanthropy – Unites Kingdom • Global Partnerships Forum – United States • Sawa’ed Atheeb- Saudia Arabia • ASSAIF – Italy • Cass Business School, City University London • University of Durham • MUIS-Singapore • London School of Economics IDEAS – United Kingdom • Gerhart Center for Philanthropy at American University Cairo – Egypt • PACTA - Singapore • National Volunteer and Philan-thropy Center – Singapore • INCEIF - Malaysia • Nonprofit Empowerment Group - United States • Farz Foundation - Pakistan • UN Millennium Campaign • The Union of NGOs of the Islamic World - Turkey • World for All Foundation - South Africa • Arab Foundation Forum - Jordan • The Malaysia-Europe Forum - Malaysia • International Islamic University - Malaysia • ActionAid - Bangladesh • Dubai Cares – UAE • Gen-erations for Peace – Jordan • UN Roll Back Malaria Partnership • International Humanitarian City Dubai •

Forum Partners

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Empowered lives. Resilient nations.

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In its 4th annual convening in Dubai in March 2011, the World Congress of Muslim Philanthropists reported that individual governments were falling behind in the provision of social safety nets, leaving the philanthropic and private sectors to carry increasing responsibility for meeting basic human needs. This trend, coupled with a global �nancial and sovereign debt crisis that further limits government capacity, could have disastrous consequences for the billion or more people who experience hunger and poverty. Forum participants agreed that WCMP can play a crucial role in building a global culture of common concern and collaborative action to address pressing global and regional challenges, most notably poverty, hunger, disease, and con�ict.

Islam has always been a faith and a culture that emphasizes building community, sharing wealth and upholding the rights of the poor and marginalized. WCMP exists to advance these values of social justice by creating vehicles through which Muslim philanthropy can become more strategic, e�ective and accountable.

The Global Donors Forum 2012 is designed to build on the outcomes of the past four forums, bringing together distinguished philanthropists, public and private sector leaders, social investors, and experts from around the world to take this important discussion forward. The 2012 forum will examine current trends in e�ective grantmaking and impact investing, connecting them with needs and opportunities on the ground. This forum will also announce and launch crucial new philanthropic initiatives that have emerged from the past four forums.

Key Topics

• New trends in Global Giving • Personal Social Responsibility • Impact Assessment • Investing in the Next Generation • Adopting High Impact Strategies in Development • How Youth Can Shape Philanthropy? • Islamic Finance Instruments • Challenges of Global Governance • Effective Awqaf & Zakat Management • Science, Technology, Innovation • Development in the Muslim World • Silent Diplomacy: Conflict Prevention Processes in Asia

Feature Programs

The Muslim Philanthropy Awards BanquetLaunch of Hasanah Trust Fund and Al-Salsabil Fund for EmpowermentShowcasing of innovative philanthropic projects selected from around the world Launching of Global Islamic Finance Report 2012 and Malaria: Special Report on Malaria

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Program Overview

08:00-09:30 Registration

10:00–11:00 High Level Opening Plenary

IMPACT PHILANTHROPY & INVESTING

Master of Ceremony

Mr. Amir DossalChair, Global Partnerships Forum and Former UN Chief Liaison for Partnerships, United States

Welcoming Remarks

Tan Sri Dr. Munir MajidCo-Chair, Global Donors Forum 2012, Member, WCMP Board of Patrons Chairman, Bank Muamalat, Malaysia

Mr. Shahid MalikCo-Chair, Global Donors Forum 2012, Chair, WCMP Board of PatronsFormer UK Government International Development Minister, United Kingdom

Inaugural Keynote Address

Dato' Sri Najib RazakThe Honorable Prime Minister of Malaysia

11:00 – 11:15 Coffee Break

11:15 – 12:00 Thematic Lecture-I: EMERGING TRENDS IN PHILANTHROPY

Professor Jenny HarrowDirector of ESRC Research Centre on Charitable Giving and PhilanthropyCass Business School, City University London, United Kingdom

12:00 -13:30 Networking Lunch

13:30-15:00 Workshop-I:

EFFECTIVE AWQAF MANAGEMENT AND EMPOWERMENT POLICIES

Opening Keynote

Dato' Hj Mohd Redza Shah Abdul WahidCEO, Bank Muamalat, Malaysia

Interlocutors: From Past to Present: Awqaf as a Pivotal Tool to Provide Social Services Dr. Habib Ahmad

Sharjah Chair in Islamic Law and Finance, University of Durham, United Kingdom

The Role of Cash Waqf in Providing Capital for Sustainable Development Dr. Magda Ismail A. Mohsin

Department of Economics & Governance – INCEIF, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Contemporary Investment and Development of Waqf Assets Dr. Shamsiah Abdul Karim

Assistant Director Assets Development – MUIS, Singapore

In Search of Efficiency: Management Issues Dr. Habib Ahmad


Wrapping it Up: Contemporary Issues Dr. Alberto Brugnoni

CEO, ASSAIF, Italy

15:00-15:15 Coffee Break

15:15-16:15 Plenary

THE ROLE OF PERSONAL SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY Mr. Amir Dossal [Moderator]

Chair, Global Partnerships Forum and Former UN Chief Liaison for Partnerships, United States

Dato' Johan RaslanExecutive Chairman, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Malaysia

Mr. Edgar L. BullecerChief Operating Officer, Paglas Group of Companies, Philippines

Mr. David H. EvansHead, Philanthropy and Values-Based Investing, UBS AG

Mr. Ayub GhauriManaging Director, Global Business Development for Islamic GDP andSVP, InfoSec Solutions, NetSol Technologies Ltd., Pakistan

16:15–17:30 Project Showcasing

TRENDSETTERS

Mr. Saed Nashef [Moderator]Founding Partner, Sadara Ventures, Palestine

International Humanitarian CityH.E. Ms. Shaima Al ZarooniCEO, International Humanitarian City, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Generations For Peace Mr. Mark ClarkCEO, Generations For Peace, Jordan

GloworkMr. Khalid AlKhudairFounder & President, Glowork, Saudi Arabia

The McGill Middle East Program (MMEP)Mr. David LeducDirector of Global Operations, MMEP, McGill University, Canada

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Rebuilding to Remain in Palestine: Architecture, Advocacy, and Crowdsource Mortgage Financing

Architect Hani Hassan and Engineer Donna Baranski-Walker Rebuilding Alliance, Palestine and United States of America

9:00–10:30 Plenary

MUSLIM WORLD SPOTLIGHT

Mr. Iqbal Noor Ali [Moderator]Senior Advisor, Aga Khan Development Network

Malaria and the Muslim World [Video Message]HRH Princess Astrid of Belgium Special Representative to the Roll Back Malaria Partnership

Keynote PresentationsDrawing the Roadmap for Muslim Science, Technology, InnovationH. E. Dr. Mukhtar AhmedDeputy Director General, ISESCO, Morocco

Addressing Poverty in the Muslim World: The ISFD ApproachH.E. Dr. Bashir FadlallahFormer Finance Minister of SudanDirector, Islamic Solidarity Fund for Development (ISFD), Saudi Arabia

State of Children in the Muslim WorldMr. Saad Y. HourySenior Advisor to the Executive Director, UNICEF Geneva, Switzerland

Investing in Women, Growth and Human Development in the Muslim WorldMs. Winnie ByanyimaDirector, UNDP Gender Team

Role of Third Sector in Millennium Development GoalsMr. Abusaleh Shariff, Ph.D.Executive Director, US-India Policy Institute, Washington, DCPresident, center for Research and Debates in Development Policy, India

10:30–10:45 Coffee Break

10:45–12:15 Workshop-II:EFFECTIVE ZAKAT MANAGEMENT AND EMPOWERMENT POLICIES

Interlocutors:Optimising the use of Zakat Resources and Distribution Channels: Towards Improving the Socio-Economic Situations of the UmmahDr. Engku Rabiah Adawiah Bt Engku AliInstitute of Islamic Banking & Finance – IIUM, Malaysia

Poverty Eradication Programmes - Some Experiences from Amanah Ikhtiar Malaysia and Zakat Authorities in MalaysiaAssoc. Prof Syed Mohd Ghazali Wafa Syed Adwam Wafa Graduate School of Business National University of Malaysia

Zakat and Maqasid al-ShariahDr. Aznan HasanInstitute of Islamic Banking & Finance – IIUM, Malaysia

Wrapping it Up: Contemporary IssuesDr. Alberto BrugnoniCEO, ASSAIF, Italy

12:15-14:30 Lunch and Juma Prayer

14:30-15:45 Plenary:

ADOPTING HIGH IMPACT STRATEGIES IN DEVELOPMENT

Ms. Farah Kabir [Moderator]Country Director, ActionAid Bangladesh

Dr. Mohamed AshmaweyCEO, Islamic Relief Worldwide, United Kingdom

Mr. Laurence LienCEO, National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre, Singapore

Mr. Tariq Al-GurgChief Executive Officer, Dubai Cares, United Arab Emirates

Sering Falu NjieDeputy Director- Policy, Millennium Campaign, United Nations

15:45-16:45 Plenary:

INVESTING IN THE NEXT GENERATION

KeynotesHRH Princess Sarah Al-FeisalPresident, Generations For Peace, Jordan

HRH Prince Zain Al-‘Abidin ibni Tuanku MuhrizFounding President of the Institute for Democracy and Economic Affairs (IDEAS), Malaysia

HRH Princess Maha bint AbdulazizFounder and Chair of Sawa’edAtheeb, Deputy VP of Atheeb Social Development Division, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia


17:00-18:00 Parallel Session: [Grand Ballroom]

HOW YOUTH CAN SHAPE PHILANTHROPY?

Ms. Latifa AlSadoun [Moderator]Business Operations Executive for Microsoft Arabia, Saudi Arabia

Mr. Farouq Saad Hamad AlZoumanFirst Saudi to climb Mt. Everest and Motivational Lecturer

Mr. Amr AlMadaniCo-Founder National Talents Co.

Mr. Naqi Haider RizviStudent at Alfaisal University, Saudi Arabia

17:00-18:15 Parallel Session: Workshop-III: [Function Room 5-6]

EFFECTIVE ISLAMIC FINANCE TOOLS AND EMPOWERING POLICIES

Interlocutors:From Exchange Contracts to Partnership ContractsMohammad Shaheed KhanVice President, Shariah Banking, Gulf International Bank, Bahrain

The Use of Shariah-Compliant Insurance as a Credit-risk Management ToolMr. Zainal Abidin Mohd. KassimActuarial Partners Consulting Sdn. Bhd.,Malaysia

A Paradigm Shift: From Microfinance to “Inclusive Finance”Dr. Habib AhmadSharjah Chair in Islamic Law and Finance, University of Durham, United Kingdom


20:00–22:30 Muslim Philanthropy Awards Banquet MUSLIM PHILANTHROPY KEYNOTE BANQUET

Master of Ceremony

Ms. Natasha ZulkifliExecutive Director, Malaysia-Europe Forum

Banquet Keynote Address

Challenges of Global GovernanceHRH Raja Dr. Nazrin Shah Ibni Sultan Azlan Muhibbuddin ShahThe Crown Prince of the State of Perak, Malaysia

Muslim Philanthropy Awards Ceremony

Publication Launch

World Malaria Day Message [Video]

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon

Malaria: Special Report on Nigeria Mr. Herve Verhoosel, Roll Back Malaria Partnership Secretariat, WHO-UN

Global Islamic Finance Report 2012 Professor Humayon Dar, Ph.D.,

Chairman, President & CEO, EdbizConsulting, United Kingdom

Announcement“10MIA” – Social Enterprise Development Fund for OIC member statesProfessor Humayon Dar, Ph.D.Chairman, President & CEO, Edbiz Consulting, United Kingdom

Note of ThanksDr. Tariq H. CheemaCEO, World Congress of Muslim Philanthropists

12:30-13:30 Farewell Lunch

13:30-14:00 Press Conference

Feature Activity

ISLAMIC ART EXHIBITION - March 30-June 29Treasures of the Aga Khan Museum: Architecture in Islamic World

Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia, JalanLembahPerdana, Kuala Lumpur

A travelling exhibition of objects and art from the Aga Khan Museum collections, will run from 30th March to 29th June 2012 at the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur. The exhibition is divided into six sections: “Sacred Typographies”, which explores the sites and monuments of Islamic pilgrimage through paintings and drawings; “Religious and Funerary Architecture”, which examines mosques and commemorative shrines; “The Fortress and the City”, which encompasses forts and fortified towns; “The Palace”, which looks at the residences of royal families; “Gardens, Pavilions and Tents”, which discusses the arts of shelter; and “Architecture and the Written Word”, which focuses on architectural spaces contained in miniature painting. For more information, please see Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia website.

09:15–10:00 Thematic Lecture-II

IMPACT PHILANTHROPY: HOW TO MEASURE THE IMPACT?

Professor Paul Palmer Associate Dean for Ethics, Sustainability and EngagementProfessor for Voluntary Sector ManagementCass Business School, City University London, United Kingdom

10:00–11:15 Plenary:

SILENT DIPLOMACY: CONFLICT RESOLUTION PROCESSES IN ASIA

Mr. Juha Christensen [Moderator]Executive Director, PACTA, Singapore

H. E. Tun Abdullah BadawiThe Former Prime Minister of Malaysia

H.E. Prof. Dr. Surakiart SathirathaiTheFormer Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Thailand

Mr. Bishnu SapkotaProgram Advisor, Nepal Peace Process (NTTP), Nepal


11:30-12:30 The Closing Plenary:

THE ROAD AHEAD

Dr. Asma Siddiki [Moderator]Director, Global Education and Advisory Services, Huron Consulting Group, Dubai

Closing Keynote AddressAmbassador Ufuk GokcenAmbassador and Permanent Observer of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) to the United Nations, New York

Signing CeremonyWCMP-ISFD Memorandum of Understanding Reports on Workshops

Launch of Philanthropic InitiativesHASANAH TRUST FUND [Sustainable Livelihood Fund]Mr. Rabih Farid MattarManager Advocacy and Special Programmes, ISFD, Islamic Development Bank

ACADEMY OF PHILANTHROPY [Leadership Development Program]Dr. Yunus Sola, Director, Academy of Philanthropy, United Kingdom

AL-SALSABIL FOR EMPOWERMENT FUNDDr. Alberto BrugnoniCEO, ASSAIF, Italy






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