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OxFID 2020: Beyond Pledges in collaboration with UNDP & The New York Times
OxFID 2020: Beyond Pledges in collaboration with UNDP & The New York Times

OxFID 2020: Beyond Pledges in collaboration with UNDP & The New York Times

Blavatnik School of Government

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Please note that this event is sold out. We are unable to respond to all messages requesting further tickets, but, unfortunately, we cannot provide any as we have reached full capacity. OxFID 2020 is the largest student-led development conference in Europe. In collaboration with UNDP and The New York Times, we will be hosting exclusive panels, debates, workshops and networking sessions with leading figures in the world of International Development. What happens when pledges are made? Which parties are accountable? This year's theme is ‘BEYOND PLEDGES: Delivering Change in an Inclusive World.’ We will be investigating why traditional development actors have often failed to fulfil what they set out to achieve and how diversifying the community of stakeholders can pave the way for progress. The conference will look at the ways in which engaging new actors at the local level and from the private sector can help accelerate change. SATURDAY 08:45 Registration 09:30 Keynote Addresses: MUHAMMAD MUSA & STEFAN DERCON 11:10 SESSION 1 🔹Doing Good, Well: Aid strategy and financing, Rachel Glennerster in conversation with Romilly Greenhill 🔹Harnessing the Power of Fintech: New approaches to financial inclusion 🔹Voices for Justice: Inclusive approaches to peace processes 12:05 Coffee Break 12:45 SESSION 2 🔹Responding to the Climate Crisis with International Human Rights Law 🔹In conversation with Saskia Sassen 🔹Workshop: Refugee rehabilitation in the UK 13:45 Lunch Break 15:15 SESSION 3 🔹Institutions 4 Climate: What institutional change is required to slow down climate change and mitigate its effects? 🔹Building Healthcare Systems: Competition and collaboration 🔹Education Provision in Fragile States: Public-private sector partnerships as a global solution 🔹Workshop: Extinction Rebellion NVDA Training 16:10 Short Break 16:40 Keynote Addresses: RACHEL GLENNERSTER & CHRISTOS STYLIANIDES 18:30 Ticketed drinks reception and dinner with guests and speakers 🔹🔹🔹 SUNDAY 08:45 Registration 09:30 Keynote Addresses: HEIDI SCHRODERUS-FOX 11:00 SESSION 1 🔹A New Direction: Should the private sector take the lead in tackling the gender gap? 🔹UNDP Panel of Development and Innovation. 🔹Opening Markets: Is economic liberalization a force for development? 11:55 Coffee Break 12:35 SESSION 2 🔹Sustainability in Humanitarian Action: Pursuing community and risk-driven approaches for crisis resistance 🔹Energy & Climate: New partnerships for a sustainable future 🔹 Bridging the Gender Equality Gap in Education 13:35 Lunch Break 14:50 SESSION 3 🔹Goal Number One: Frameworks for eradicating poverty. 🔹Confronting Global Responses to Genocide 🔹Multi-sectoral Frameworks for Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights 🔹Workshop: Giving game, the life you can save. 16:10 Keynote Address: ACHIM STEINER 18:00 Defending Human Rights from the Front Lines: Screening and Q&A with Anna Neistat And Ole Solvang 20:40 Complimentary drinks reception 🔹🔹🔹

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