NEW UNDP SEOUL Mitigating Leaflet PDF (WITH KDI LOGO) Social Protection Agenda.pdfCo˜ee available...
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MITIGATING VULNERABILITIES AND PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE GROWTH: SEQUENCING, COST-EFFICIENCY AND FISCAL SUSTAINABILITY OF SOCIAL PROTECTION Thursday 1 st of November, 9:00am. The Shilla Hotel, Seoul, Republic of Korea www.undp.org/uspc Twitter:UNDPSPC Public Launch: International Policy Dialogue: 1.00-2.20 Lunch (upon invitation) Presentations: World Bank / Il Cheong Yi, Senior Researcher, KDI Il Cheong Yi, Senior Researcher, UNRISD ROUND TABLE SESSION ROUND TABLE SESSION FISCAL SUSTAINABILITY FISCAL SUSTAINABILITY 2.30-3.45 Moderators: launch of session (5 min) Moderators: launch of session (5 min) Sri Wening Handayani-Principal Social Shantanu Mukherjee -UNDP Development Specialist, ADB Discussion Discussion 3.45-4.00 Coffee break Coffee break 4.00-5.15 Discussion Discussion 5.15-5.30 Coffee break Coffee break PLENARY 5.30-6.45 Chair: introduction and wrap up (10 min) Korea Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (2 rapporteur - all moderators + KDI + UNDP on final panel) Reports from groups (10 min each) Discussion and extracting main points of the session (interactive between the panel-floor 15 min) Discussion and extracting main points of the Conference KDI Closing 8.00-9.20 Breakfast Presentation: Mr. Tan Zhonghe. Director, National Social Security Institute, China ROUND TABLE SESSION- SEQUENCING ROUND TABLE SESSION- SEQUENCING 9.30-11.45 Moderators: launch of session (5 min) World Bank Discussion Coffee available outside from 10.30-10.45 PLENARY 12.00-1.00 Chair: introduction and wrap up (10 min), Simona Marinescu, UNDP (session moderators+presenters on panel) Reports from groups (10 min each) Discussion – interactive - and extracting main points of the 2 sessions (30 min) AGENDA 2 NOVEMBER 2012 UNDP Seoul Policy Centre c /o Graduate School of International Studies Korea University 5 Anam-dong Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, 136-701 Republic of Korea MORNING - CLOSED SESSION AFTERNOON - CLOSED SESSION In an ever globalizing world, countries are faced with increased challenges of coping with vulnerabilities to internal and external shocks. The recent global economic and financial crisis confirmed the importance of well-designed, prudent social protection systems in cushioning economies against shocks and in achieving more sustainable, balanced and inclusive growth. Social protection is being gradually recognized not only as the first line of defence to protect the most vulnerable populations when a crisis hits but also for its productive role and global rebalancing role Many countries increasingly recognize that social protection needs to be embedded in their national socio-economic development strategies. As a result, social protection has been gaining prominence in the international development agenda in different fora and in particular under pillar 6 of the G20 agenda on resilient growth. Translating commitments into implementation will require consolidated efforts to design policies that extend protection measures to the most vulnerable and provide sustainable financing. The two-day dialoguewill address policy options, for countries at different stages of their development, on how to build a social protec- tion system that protects the most vulnerable, contributes to sustain- able growth and development and enhances resilience to shocks. Our deliberations will have an impact. They will feed into the discussion of the multilateral fora addressing social protection, such as the G20 Development Working Group and will also support knowledge exchange through communities of practice. We look forward to stimulating, lively and fruitful discussion and we hope you enjoy your stay in Seoul. AGENDA 1 NOVEMBER 2012 8.30-9.00 Registration 9.00-9.45 • Congratulatory address: Vice Minister Health & Welfare (TBC) • Welcome address: Anne-Isabelle Degryse-Blateau, Director UNDP Seoul Policy Centre • Opening address: Kim Bong-hyun, Deputy Minister Foreign affairs and Trade 9.45-10.15 Sequencing, Cost-Efficiency and Fiscal-Sustainability of Social Protection—An Overview: Yanchun Zhang, UNDP Bureau for Development Policy 10.15-10.30 Coffee break 10.30-12.00 Country reports presentations: • Cameroon • Colombia • Republic of Korea • Thailand • Tunisia • Uzbekistan 12.00-12.30 HIV/AIDS – Sensitive Social Protection in Asia: Clifton Cortez, Regional Practice Leader/HIV, Health and Development, UNDP Asia Pacific Regional Centre Role of the Private Sector in Social Protection Simona Marinescu, Director, UNDP Istanbul International Centre for Private Sector in Development 12.30-2.00 Lunch (upon invitation) Presentation: ILO /UNDP Shantanu Mukherjee, Senior Policy Advisor, Microeconomics ROUND TABLE SESSION- COST EFFICIENCY ROUND TABLE SESSION- COST EFFICIENCY 2.15-3.30 Moderators: launch of session (5 min) Moderators: launch of session (5 min) Andrea Goldstein-UNESCAP Kamil Wyszkowski-UNDP Discussion Discussion 3.30-3.45 Coffee break Coffee break 3.45-5.00 Discussion Discussion 5.00-5.15 Coffee break Coffee break PLENARY 5.15-6.15 Chair: introduction and wrap up (10 min) -Youngjae Lim, Senior Fellow, KDI (session moderators + presenters on panel) Reports from groups (10 min each) Discussion – interactive-and extracting main points of the 2 sessions (30 min) 6.45- 8.45 Dinner (upon invitation) Dear Participant, Anne-Isabelle Degryse-Blateau Director, UNDP Seoul Policy Centre for Global Development Partnerships WELCOME TO THE ‘MITIGATING VULNERABILITIES AND PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE GROWTH: SEQUENCING, COST-EFFICIENCY AND FISCAL SUSTAINABILITY OF SOCIAL PROTECTION’ POLICY DIALOGUE. MORNING - PUBLIC LAUNCH AFTERNOON - CLOSED SESSION PHOTOS: Cover: Mark.S.Cogan/UNDP Thailand. Photo 1: UN Photo. Photo 2: UN Photo Moderators: launch of session (5 min) Il Cheong Yi – UNRISD Discussion Coffee available outside from 10.30-10.45
Transcript of NEW UNDP SEOUL Mitigating Leaflet PDF (WITH KDI LOGO) Social Protection Agenda.pdfCo˜ee available...
MITIGATING VULNERABILITIES AND PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE GROWTH: SEQUENCING, COST-EFFICIENCY AND FISCAL SUSTAINABILITY OF SOCIAL PROTECTION
Thursday 1st of November, 9:00am.
The Shilla Hotel, Seoul, Republic of Korea
www.undp.org/uspc Twitter:UNDPSPC
Public Launch:
International Policy Dialogue:
1.00-2.20 Lunch (upon invitation) Presentations: World Bank / Il Cheong Yi, Senior Researcher, KDI Il Cheong Yi, Senior Researcher, UNRISD ROUND TABLE SESSION ROUND TABLE SESSIONFISCAL SUSTAINABILITY FISCAL SUSTAINABILITY2.30-3.45 Moderators: launch of session (5 min) Moderators: launch of session (5 min) Sri Wening Handayani-Principal Social Shantanu Mukherjee -UNDP Development Specialist, ADB Discussion Discussion 3.45-4.00 Co�ee break Co�ee break4.00-5.15 Discussion Discussion5.15-5.30 Co�ee break Co�ee break
PLENARY5.30-6.45 Chair: introduction and wrap up (10 min) Korea Ministry of Foreign A�airs and Trade (2 rapporteur - all moderators + KDI + UNDP on �nal panel) Reports from groups (10 min each) Discussion and extracting main points of the session (interactive between the panel-�oor 15 min) Discussion and extracting main points of the Conference KDI Closing
8.00-9.20 Breakfast Presentation: Mr. Tan Zhonghe. Director, National Social Security Institute, China
ROUND TABLE SESSION- SEQUENCING ROUND TABLE SESSION- SEQUENCING9.30-11.45 Moderators: launch of session (5 min) World Bank Discussion Co�ee available outside from 10.30-10.45
PLENARY12.00-1.00 Chair: introduction and wrap up (10 min), Simona Marinescu, UNDP (session moderators+presenters on panel) Reports from groups (10 min each) Discussion – interactive- and extracting main points of the 2 sessions (30 min)
AGENDA2 NOVEMBER 2012
UNDP Seoul Policy Centre c /o Graduate School of International Studies Korea University 5 Anam-dong Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, 136-701 Republic of Korea
MORNING - CLOSED SESSION
AFTERNOON - CLOSED SESSION
In an ever globalizing world, countries are faced with increased challenges of coping with vulnerabilities to internal and external shocks. The recent global economic and �nancial crisis con�rmed the importance of well-designed, prudent social protection systems in cushioning economies against shocks and in achieving more sustainable, balanced and inclusive growth.
Social protection is being gradually recognized not only as the �rst line of defence to protect the most vulnerable populations when a crisis hits but also for its productive role and global rebalancing role Many countries increasingly recognize that social protection needs to be embedded in their national socio-economic development strategies.
As a result, social protection has been gaining prominence in the international development agenda in di�erent fora and in particular under pillar 6 of the G20 agenda on resilient growth. Translating commitments into implementation will require consolidated e�orts to design policies that extend protection measures to the most vulnerable and provide sustainable �nancing.
The two-day dialoguewill address policy options, for countries at di�erent stages of their development, on how to build a social protec-tion system that protects the most vulnerable, contributes to sustain-able growth and development and enhances resilience to shocks.
Our deliberations will have an impact. They will feed into the discussion of the multilateral fora addressing social protection, such as the G20 Development Working Group and will also support knowledge exchange through communities of practice.
We look forward to stimulating, lively and fruitful discussion and we hope you enjoy your stay in Seoul.
AGENDA1 NOVEMBER 2012
8.30-9.00 Registration9.00-9.45 • Congratulatory address: Vice Minister Health & Welfare (TBC) • Welcome address: Anne-Isabelle Degryse-Blateau, Director UNDP Seoul Policy Centre • Opening address: Kim Bong-hyun, Deputy Minister Foreign a�airs and Trade 9.45-10.15 Sequencing, Cost-E�ciency and Fiscal-Sustainability of Social Protection—An Overview: Yanchun Zhang, UNDP Bureau for Development Policy10.15-10.30 Co�ee break10.30-12.00 Country reports presentations: • Cameroon • Colombia • Republic of Korea • Thailand • Tunisia • Uzbekistan12.00-12.30 HIV/AIDS – Sensitive Social Protection in Asia: Clifton Cortez, Regional Practice Leader/HIV, Health and Development, UNDP Asia Paci�c Regional Centre Role of the Private Sector in Social Protection Simona Marinescu, Director, UNDP Istanbul International Centre for Private Sector in Development
12.30-2.00 Lunch (upon invitation) Presentation: ILO /UNDP Shantanu Mukherjee, Senior Policy Advisor, Microeconomics
ROUND TABLE SESSION- COST EFFICIENCY ROUND TABLE SESSION- COST EFFICIENCY2.15-3.30 Moderators: launch of session (5 min) Moderators: launch of session (5 min) Andrea Goldstein-UNESCAP Kamil Wyszkowski-UNDP Discussion Discussion3.30-3.45 Co�ee break Co�ee break3.45-5.00 Discussion Discussion5.00-5.15 Co�ee break Co�ee break
PLENARY5.15-6.15 Chair: introduction and wrap up (10 min) - Youngjae Lim, Senior Fellow, KDI (session moderators + presenters on panel) Reports from groups (10 min each) Discussion –interactive-and extracting main points of the 2 sessions (30 min)6.45- 8.45 Dinner (upon invitation)
Dear Participant,
Anne-Isabelle Degryse-BlateauDirector, UNDP Seoul Policy Centre for Global Development Partnerships
WELCOME TO THE ‘MITIGATING VULNERABILITIES AND PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE GROWTH: SEQUENCING, COST-EFFICIENCY AND FISCAL SUSTAINABILITY OF SOCIAL PROTECTION’ POLICY DIALOGUE.
MORNING - PUBLIC LAUNCH
AFTERNOON - CLOSED SESSION
PHOTOS: Cover: Mark.S.Cogan/UNDP Thailand. Photo 1: UN Photo. Photo 2: UN Photo
Moderators: launch of session (5 min) Il Cheong Yi – UNRISD Discussion Co�ee available outside from 10.30-10.45
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