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LOCAL GOVERNMENT AGENDAManagement | Development | Technology | Sustainability

C O N F E R E N C E & E X H I B I T I O N

27, 28, 29 October 2010H Y D R O H O T E LMiami Beach, Batu Ferringhi, Penang, Malaysia

L O C A L G O V E R N M E N T

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RMiRecords Management InstituteRecords Management Institute

Organised &Managed By:

SUPPORTING INSTITUTIONS

To establish a knowledge sharing session amongst local government authorities domestically as well

as other ASEAN counterparts

OBJECTIVE

Council PresidentCouncil SecretaryCouncil AdministratorCouncilorsMinistry Directors, Deputies & AssistantPengerusi Lembaga BandaranProvincial GovernorsCity MayorsLocal Chief Executives and DeputiesPublic Relations PersonnelResearch and Development PersonnelHuman Resources ManagerFinance & Accounting PersonnelAuditorsYouth Development PersonnelResident AssociationNon-Governmental Organizations

Exposure to best practices, common mistakes and moving forward

Meeting people of mutual interest

Information Sharing

Sharing Experiences

Recordkeeping best practices

New methodology to reach public

Private Public Partnership opportunity

Cross-border networking

Proven approaches

Discover tools and technologies available for local council management

Better Management Quality

Sustainable Development Approaches

WHO SHOULD ATTEND? WHY ATTEND?

21 Break-out Sessions

4 Plenary Session

Exhibition

Strategic Discussion

Current Issues And Moving Forward

Renowned International & Local Speaker

Success Stories

Best Governance

Hours Of Networking Opportunities

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ORGANISING CHAIRMAN MESSAGE

I would like to extend a warm welcome to our colleagues and friends from ASEAN countries to the ASEAN LoGov 2010 event of the year, which is to be held in a beach town known as Miami Beach, Batu Ferringhi, in Penang, Malaysia.

This ASEAN Local Government Conference and Exhibition is marking itself in the international local government calendar for politicians and practitioners inclusive of civil servants who wish to share their own experiences and learn from those of colleagues around the globe. The theme of this year’s conference is Local Government Agenda – Management, Development, Technology & Sustainability. As the sphere of government closest to the people providing some of the essential needs of everyday life, local government is continually in the public eye; re�ecting on how citizens perceive the services we deliver and how we lead our communities to create more prosperous and attractive areas in which to live. Improving our performance is a key issue for local government across the ASEAN – whether be it improving the way we �nance local government and use those �nances, in improving our structures for local democracy, improving the way we deliver services and serve local people, and in �nding ways in which we can measure how well we are doing and if we are improving. It is even more critical at this time of global economic challenges where we are all very conscious of the impact on the local government with an increasing demand for our services at a time when we need to look at how we can tighten our purse strings and produce ever greater value for money.

I look forward to hearing examples of innovations from across the ASEAN, including examples from own projects and programmes, speci�c trainings to improve the performance of councilors and of�cials in ASEAN. We hope that one of the outcomes of the conference will be some practical guidelines on the essential ways in which we can strive to improve local government in our different countries, building on the framework provided by ASEAN.

The outcomes of the LoGov 2010 conference will be presented to ASEAN Heads of Government and this will provide RMi Asia a basis for future work, support members and help them improve. I am pleased to welcome you all to this important event and hope that you will be able to take home ideas and inspiration to implement in your own local authorities to help deliver develop-ment where it matters – at the local level for the people we serve.

I would like to thank our guest speakers from both the Gov-ernment and Private from near and far, and our Colleagues and Cor-porate supporters for their continuous support.

I wish you an enjoyable time and constructive knowledge sharing moments at this conference.

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SUNDERAJ, ARMAChairman, RMi Asia

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ASLAM PARWAIZProgram Manager , ASIAN Disaster Preparedness Centre, Thailand

A 15 years of experience at ADPC, focusing on flood disaster preparedness and programs.

Title: Preparedness on Disaster Management

BARBARA PINIProfessor of Sociology, Curtin Business School, Curtin University of Technology, Australia

Focusing on gender relations and leadership, with extensive publication records in leading journals.

Title: Women’s Participation

JONATHON HANNONCoordinator, Zero Waste Academy New Zealand Assisting the facilitation the linkages between waste and recycle industry Title: Zero Waste Communities

PARTIBAN KUNASEKARANInternet & Cloud Hosting Consultant Cyberjaya, Malaysia

An expert with 14 years of experience in application hosting, web technologies and cloud computing.

Title: Social Media – Reaching Out

PHUA KOK TEECEO, Singapore Action Group For Elders, Singapore

Promoting growth and development of older people, involves in areas like employment, life-long learning and accessibility

Title: Golden Age

BILLY NTHELEBOVUProgram Coordinator, Youth Development Network, South Africa

Managing Regional Entrepreneurship Programme in more than 13 countries in SADC Region

Title: Youth Development.

HO KHEK HUADeputy Director General (Planning), Department of Unity, Prime Minister’s Department, Malaysia

Co-edited and published several books and his areas of interest are public finance, logistics and social security

Title: Community Interaction, Involvement and Social Development

JOHN RAVLICCEO, Local Government Managers Association, Australia

With extensive public and private experience, he was the driving force behind Australia government’s sustainable business model implementation

Title: Centre of Excellence for Local Government

AHMAD ZAMRI BIN KHAIRUDDINDirector of 3PU Policy and Corridor Development, Public Private Partnership Unit (3PU) Prime Minister’s Department, Malaysia

Title: Public Private Partnership

HELEN ONOPKO Records and Archive Services, Australia

Title: Improving Local Recordkeeping Practices

MAHALLAH ADALIAICLEI – Local Government for Sustainability, Philippines

Title: Responding to National & Global Issues

AMIRNUDDIN BIN MAZLANHuman Resource Development Fund (HRDF) Malaysia

Title: Human Capital Development

VIJAY SINGHAL, IASKolhapur Municipal Commissioner,All India Institute of Local Self-Government Awarded the prestigious Prime Minister’s Award for Excellence in Administration

Title: Sustainable Development of Local Government

TAN SIAN LIP Vice President, Solutions and Consulting Division for eGovernment (Business),Crimson Logic, Singapore.

Develops partnerships with government by �nding innovative and sustainable solutions to collaborate more seamlessly with citizens & ecosystem.

Title: Improving ‘e-Govt Services’

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ILENE RAPPAPORT ZEITZER(Brazil)Member, Global Applied Disability Research and Information Network on Empoyment and Training (GLADNET), International NGO

She is a consultant to GLADNET to develop a database on employment and related issues in conjunction with the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) & other related tasks.

Title: Leading by Example: The Government's Role in Promoting Employment for People with Disabilities and Older Workers

Rural & Urban Development Ministry, Malaysia

Title: Poverty Reduction & Eradication Challenges

ASEAN Secretariat

Title: Working Partnerships (Government, Private, NGO’s & Public)

DATUK MOHD TAP SALLEHPresident, Malaysian Institute of Integrity (Malaysia)

He has over 35 years experience in the civil service. Between 1996 – 2002, he was seconded as the Deputy Director, Governance and Institutional Development Division, Commonwealth Secretariat, London.

Title: Values, Ethics & Good Governance in the Public Service

JONATHON HANNONCoordinator,Zero Waste Academy New Zealand

Assisting the facilitation the linkages between waste and recycle industry

Title: Green Environment - Pollution Control / Planting Trees

BALIPSAMYConsultant & Trainer / Facilitator,Malaysia

Rendering services over 27 years of experience as Consultant, Trainer, Facilitator in Human Resources and Skills Development in Malaysia and the Asia-Pacific.

Title: Generate Recurring Revenue

NADEEMA KAMARUDDINMinistry of Women, Family and Community Development, Malaysia

Title: Empowering Single Mothers

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ITINERARY & BREAKOUT SESSIONS

DAY 1: 27TH OCTOBER 2010, WEDNESDAY

TIME Breakout Sessions 1200 – 1500 Registration

1500 – 1600 Plenary 1 : Visioning of Local Government: Reform & Change

1600 – 1645 Break / Visit Exhibition

1645 – 1745 Plenary 2 : Health, Safety, Crime Prevention and Security

1930 – 2130 Dinner

DAY 2: 28TH OCTOBER 2010, THURSDAY

0630 – 0815 Breakfast

0830 - 0930 Launching by VVIP

0930 – 1000 Break / Visit Exhibition

1000 – 1100 Plenary 3 : Digital Inclusion

1130 – 1230 Plenary 4 : Future Government

1230 – 1400 Lunch / Visit Exhibition

INTERNAL CHALLENGES MANAGING PUBLIC FUTURE GOVERNMENT 1400 - 1500 AHMAD ZAMRI BIN

KHAIRUDDIN

PHUA KOK TEE

1500 - 1600 MAHALLAH ADALIA

1600 - 1645 Break / Visit Exhibition 1645 - 1745 BARBARA PINI

AMIRNUDDIN BIN MAZLAN

JOHN RAVLIC

1745 – 1815 Visit Exhibition

1930 – 2130 Dinner

ILENE RAPPAPORT ZEITZER

Public Private Partnership

Golden Age - P romotes Active Ageing & Wellness / Warga Emas

Poverty Reduction and Eradication Challenges

Responding to National& Global Issues

Empowering SingleMother Leading by Example: The

Government's Role in Promot-ing Employment for People with Disabilities and Older Workers

Women’s Participation Human Capital Development Centre of Excellence for Local Government

NADEEMA KAMARUDDIN

ITINERARY & BREAKOUT SESSIONS

DAY 3: 29 TH OCTOBER 2010, FRIDAY

TIME Breakout Sessions 0630 – 0815 Breakfast

INTERNAL CHALLENGES MANAGING PUBLIC FUTURE GOVERNMENT 0830 – 0930 HELEN ONOPKO

BILLY NTHELEBOVU

JONATHON HANNON

0930 – 1030 BALIPSAMY

VIJAY SINGHAL, IAS

JONATHON HANNON

1030 - 1115 Break / Visit Exhibition 1115 - 1215 DATUK MOHD TAP

SALLEH

ASLAM PARWAIZ

PARTIBAN KUNASEKARAN

1215 – 1430 Lunch & Friday Prayers 1430 – 1500 Visit Exhibition 1500 – 1600

HO KHEK HUA

TAN SIAN LIP

1600 – 1630 Break / Visit Exhibition 1930 – 2130 Dinner

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Improving Local GovernmentRecordkeeping Practices

Youth Development Zero Waste Communities

Generate Recurring Revenue Sustainable Development of Local Government

Green Environment – Pollution Control / Planting Trees)

Values, Ethics & Good Gover-nance in the Public Service

Preparedness Disaster Management

Social Media – Reaching Out

Working Partnerships (Government, Private, NGO’s, Public)

Community Interaction, Involve-ment & Social Development

Improving ‘e -govt Services’

ORGANISER’S PROFILE

RMiRe

cords Management In

stituteRMi is positioned to pioneer the development

of Records Management industry in ASIA. The efforts are backed by renowned practitioners from around the world and local subject matter experts. The team also founded RMAA Malaysian Branch in year 2009.

The business revolves around providing publications, certi�cations, placements, advisory services, project management, helpdesk, continuous learning in helping organizations & individuals to capture, access, store and dispose records & information systematically at their �ngertips

RMiRecords Management InstituteRecords Management Institute

: +603 7803 5300 : +603 7803 9825: [email protected] [email protected] : www.rmiasia.org www.logovasean.com

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Website

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Hydro Hotel Penang (formerly known as Ferringhi

Beach Hotel) is nestled along Batu Ferringhi Road,

a short and pleasant ride to Georgetown and a

picturesque drive to the Bayan Lepas International

Airport. Hydro Hotel Penang is a perfect hideaway

for holiday makers and the businessman alike.

Hydro Hotel Penang offers 345 seaview rooms

with exquisitely decorated balconies, fully

equipped with modern facilities.

The perfect hideaways choice for a sun drenched

vacation located along Miami Beach on the

renowned Batu Ferringhi stretch. Room have

dramatic views of the Andaman Sea inspiring

sunsets of the Ferringhi are truly Penang's warm

and friendly hotel. The Hydro Hotel in Penang is

considered to be the ideal hideaway for both

tourists as well as businessmen.

VENUE & ACCOMMODATION INFORMATION

For additional reservations days, please make your bookings directly with hotel and quote “ASEAN: LoGov 2010”. Please note that rooms are on first-come-first-serve basis.

HYDRO HOTEL PENANG

Address: Miami Beach,Batu Ferringhi, 11100 Penang, MalaysiaTel: 60(4) 890 5999 | Fax: 60(4) 890 5100Email: [email protected] Website: www.hydrohotelpenang.com

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H Y D R O H O T E LP E N A N G

H Y D R O H O T E LP E N A N G

Fill up the Registration form and send to:- CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT: Name: Sunderaj Company: Records Management Institute (MAHSU MARKETING SDN BHD – 831805P) Address: Unit 221, Block A, Kelana Centre Point 47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia Phone: +603 7803 5300 Facsimile: +603 7803 9825 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.rmiasia.org

REGISTRATION FORM

LoGov 2010 DELEGATE REGISTRATION FEE

PAYMENT MODE

CANCELLATION

Delegate Name (Datuk/Dato’/Prof/Dr/Mr/Mrs/Ms) Name to appear on badge _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Job Title Email _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Approving Manager Name (Datuk/Dato’/Prof/Dr/Mr/Mrs/Ms) Signature (authority to sign) _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Job Title Email _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Invoice should be directed to (Datuk/Dato’/Prof/Dr/Mr/Mrs/Ms) Name Email _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Company Name _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Address (Postcode/Country) _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Telephone Facsimile _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Nature of Business Website _______________________________________________________________________________________________________

� I am interested in Sponsorship / Exhibition opportunities � I am unable to attend but please put me on your mailing lists

� Yes! Please register the following delegate(s) for this Conference (photocopy for more delegates)

Earlybird - RM 3599 | Full Price - RM 3999

Payment can be made by any of these options � Company Cheque � Bank Draft � Direct Debit � Bank Transfer � Government Local Order � Online Transfer Please make all payment to Beneficiary details (below) and notify RMi by fax or email with the remittance advice that includes your Organization Name, Invoice Number and Attending Delegate Name.

You may substitute delegates at any time with no extra costs. Please provide the substitute name and the title at least 2 working days prior to the Conference. Cancellation received in writing 14 days prior to the Conference will be entitled for a 100% credit to be used at another Records Management Institute event for up to one year from the date of issuance. Regrettably, no refund can be made for cancellation received after this date. A complete set of conference documentation shall be mailed to you. The organizer reserves the right to make any amendments and/or changes to the programme, venue, speaker replacements and/or topics if warranted by circumstances beyond its control.

*Delegates Price Includes 4days 3nights Single Occupancy Accommodation and Full Day Meal*Any Room Upgrading Costs to be Borne by Individual

*Earlybird Price Before 31st August 2010

BENEFICIARY DETAILS Bank Name : BANK ISLAM BERHAD Branch : Subang Jaya, Selangor, MalaysiaBeneficiary Name : MAHSU MARKETING SDN BHDAccount Number : 12-065-01-003573-3 Swift Code : BIMBMYKL

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