PROGRAM - World Bankpubdocs.worldbank.org/en/376021508963725266/LJDWeek2017-Progr… · Keynote Speaker: Claudia Paz y Paz, ... • Sylvia Mesa, Organization of American States

NOVEMBER 6–10 | WASHINGTON DC

LAW, JUSTICE AND DEVELOPMENT WEEK 2017GENDER, LAW AND DEVELOPMENT

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SESSIONS ON NOVEMBER 6-8

ALL DIGITAL MEDIA ZONE EVENTS ON NOVEMBER 6-9

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LAW, JUSTICE AND DEVELOPMENT WEEK 2017Sessions are organized in 4 main tracks

Digital Media Zone events organized by the World Bank Legal Vice Presidency and Djembe Communications will be offered throughout the week.

Digital Media Zone

Gender

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World Bank Group

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Legal Vice Presidency

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International Financial

Institutions

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2017|GENDER – DAY ONEPreston Auditorium MC 13-121

8:004:00

Registration (Preston Front Lobby)Opening of Exhibition Booths and Breakfast (MC Atrium)

9:3010:30

Preston AuditoriumGD01 || Plenary SessionWelcoming and Opening Remarks: Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World Bank

Keynote Speaker: Claudia Paz y Paz, Secretary for Multidimensional Security, Organization of American States

Keynote Address will be delivered in Spanish, with simultaneous translation into English

Closing Remarks: Jim Yong Kim, World Bank Group PresidentCoordinator: Francesca Daverio

10:3010:45

MC AtriumNetworking and Coffee Break

10:4512:15

GD02 || International and Regional Mechanisms on Violence against WomenSpeakers:

• Dubravka Šimonovi, Emory University

• Sylvia Mesa, Organization of American States

• Feride Acar, Council of Europe

Moderator: Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World BankCoordinator: Eva Villarreal

GD03 || Why Economic Empowerment for All Requires Equal Legal Capacity and Nationality Rights for WomenSpeakers:

• Catherine Harrington, Global Campaign for Equal Nationality Rights

• Chiara Cardoletti-Carroll, UNHCR

• Beatrice Duncan, UN Women

• Haleh Vaziri, Women’s Learning Partnership

• Maha Mamo, Stateless person and activist (video testimony)

Moderator: Julia C. Braunmiller, World BankCoordinator: Julia C. Braunmiller

12:302:00

MC AtriumLuncheon Speaker, Antônio Sérgio Tonet, Attorney General, Ministério Público do Estado de Minas Gerais: Promoting Women Empowerment in Brazil

Introductory Remarks: Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World Bank

Closing Remarks: Otaviano Canuto, Executive Director for Brazil, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Haiti, Panama, Philippines, Suriname, and Trinidad & Tobago, World Bank Group

Coordinator: Adriana Costa Lira

2:003:30

GD04 || Violence Against Women Around the World — How Much Do You Actually Know? Opening Remarks: Paula Tavares, Private Sector Development Specialist, World Bank

Speakers:

• Mary Ellsberg, George Washington University

• Lyric Thompson, ICRW

• Macarena Sáez, American University Washington College of Law

Moderator: Gayatri Patel, CARE USACoordinator: Paula Tavares

GD05 || Women and Urban Space: Their Perception and Experience of Danger, Violence and Access to Services & JusticeSpeakers:

• HeatherB.FoxGriffith, CRIAW, Regina, Canada

• Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris, University of California

Chair: Emilio C. Viano, International Society of CriminologyCoordinator: Emilio Viano

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Preston Auditorium MC 13-121

3:303:45


3:455:15

GD06 || Female Genital Mutilation: Will We Be the Generation Witnessing the End of the Practice? Opening Remarks and Moderator: Isabella Micali Drossos, Senior Counsel, World Bank

Panelists:

• NafissatouJ.Diop, United Nations Population Fund

• Ifrah Ahmed, Ifrah Foundation

• Tshiya Subayi, World BankCoordinator: Isabella Micali Drossos

GD07 || Equality in the Boardroom: How to Fix the Gender Gap and Why It’s Worth It Panelists:

• Gian Piero Cigna, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

• Norah Odwesso, Coca-Cola Beverages Africa

• Carlos Mayorga, International Finance Corporation

• Mona Aboelnaga Kanaan, K6 Investments

Moderators:

• Jelena Madir, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

• Myles Doherty, International Finance CorporationCoordinators: Jelena Madir and Myles Doherty

5:306:30

MC Atrium

5:30 DMZ01 || Eliminating Violence against Women through Strategic Collaboration• Cheryl Thomas, Global Rights for Women

5:45 DMZ02 || Leveling the Legal Playing Field• Juliette Herault, World Bank

• Katrin Schulz, World Bank

6:00 DMZ03 || Interview• Caren Grown, Senior Director, Gender, World Bank Group

• Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World Bank

6:308:00

Venue: The George Washington University School of Law, 716 20th Street NW, Washington, DC 20052— Michael K. Young Faculty Conference Center

Reception sponsored by the George Washington University School of Law and the American Bar Association

Opening Remarks:

• Blake Morant, Dean of George Washington University School of Law

• Steven M. Richman, Chair, ABA Section of International Law

with the participation of Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World Bank

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TUESDAY NOVEMBER 7, 2017 |GENDER – DAY TWOPreston Auditorium MC 2-800

8:004:00

Registration (Preston Front Lobby)Exhibition Booths and Breakfast (MC Atrium)

9:0010:30

GD08 || Let Girls Be Girls, Not Brides: The Role of Laws, Policies, and Targeted Programs in Ending Child MarriageOpening Remarks: Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World Bank

Presenters:

• Paula Tavares, World Bank

• Quentin Wodon, World Bank

Panelists:

• Caren Grown, World Bank Group

• Anju Malhotra, United Nations Population Fund

• Lisa Wise, Save the Children

• Jennifer Woodside, Girls Not Brides

Moderator: Alessandra Guedes, PAHOCoordinators: Paula Tavares and Quentin Wodon

GD09 || German Development Cooperation and UN Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women: Overcoming Barriers Preventing Women from Exercising their Rights – Innovative Approaches from Chile and BangladeshWelcoming Remarks: Juergen Zattler, Executive Director representing Germany, World Bank Group

Keynote Speech: Sarah Iqbal, World Bank

Presenters:

• Promita Sengupta, GIZ

• Reajul Hoque, GIZ

• Mildred Garcia, UN Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women

• Mailen Parodi Ambel, UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women

Moderator: Ali Rogin, ABC News

Coordinator: Janina Fisher

10:3010:45


10:4512:15

GD10||Women’sAccesstoJusticeinFragile,Conflictand Crisis Situations: Backlash, Progress and Ways Forward – A Focus on Gender-Based Violence Panelists:

• Beatrice Duncan, UN Women

• Janine Moussa, Global Women’s Institute, George Washington University

• Valentina Okaru-Bisant, George Washington University

• Anne Goldstein, International Association of Women Judges

Panelist/Moderator:

• Verena Phipps, World BankCoordinators: Edith Ruguru Mwenda and Emelyne Calimoutou

GD11 || Women’s Right to Land and Property: Legal Basis for Empowerment and BusinessSpeakers:

• Federica Saliola, World Bank

• Nayda Almodovar Reteguis, World Bank

• Sandra F. Joireman, Richmond School of Arts and Sciences

Moderator: Christopher Brett, World BankCoordinator: Elaine Panter

12:302:00

MC East Dining Room – Venue with limited capacityLuncheon Speaker, Karen Tse, Founder and CEO, International Bridges to Justice: Women for Women — Protecting the Rights of the DetaineesCoordinator: Marco Nicoli

12:302:00

MC Atrium Light Refreshment will be provided for DMZ participants

12:30 DMZ04 || Gender Equality and Women Empowerment: The Italian Agency for Development Cooperation Building on 30 years of Tradition• Maria Pia Dradi, Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS)

1:00 DMZ05 || Eliminating Gender Based Violence from School Environment – French Initiative in West Africa • Fanny Benedetti, Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs, France

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GD12 || Inform to Reform: Using Comparative Law to Make Change

Speakers:

• Sarah Iqbal, World Bank

• Silvia Muzi, World Bank

• Fernanda Nicola, American University Washington College of Law

Moderator: Sandra Pepera, National Democratic Institute

Coordinators: Katrin Schulz and Juliette Herault

GD13 || Achieving Universal Health Coverage: Gender, Health and Rights

Speakers:

• Sameera M. Al Tuwaijri, World Bank

• Brendan Hayes, World Bank

• Margareta Norris Harrit, World Bank

• Cathy Mwangi, mHealth KenyaCoordinators: Sameera M. Al Tuwaijri and Makanda Kioko

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GD14 || Intimate Partner Violence – Towards a Holistic Approach of a Development IssuePanelists:

• Giovanna Lauro, Promundo

• Isabella Micali Drossos, World Bank

• Maya Goldstein, Justice Reform and Human Rights Specialist

• Walid Taha, Ministry of Justice, Egypt

Moderator: Diana Arango, World BankCoordinators: Emelyne Calimoutou and Isabella Micali Drossos

GD15 || Creating an Enabling Legal Environment for Informal Workers: Examples of Inclusive Development from the Global SouthIntroductory Remarks and Chair: Marty Chen, International Coordinator, WIEGO (Women in Informal Employment: Globalizing & Organizing)

Speakers:

• Marlese von Broembsen, WIEGO

• Lissette Aliaga-Linares, University of Nebraska Omaha

• Sonia Dias, WIEGO

• Teresa Marchiori, Gender and LawCoordinators: Teresa Marchiori and Marlese von Broembsen

5:306:15

MC Atrium

5:30 DMZ06 || Education, Law, and Land Ownership• Christine Kadama, International Monetary Fund

5:45 DMZ07 || Women in Law and Leadership: The Vital Role of Women Lawyers in Rule of Law Development• Betsy Walters, International Legal Foundation

6:00 DMZ08 || Global Trends in Women’s Access to Justice• Paul Prettitore, World Bank

• Liri Kopaci-Di Michele, Council of Europe

6:508:00

Venue: American University Washington College of Law, 4300 Nebraska Ave NW, Washington DC 20016— Claudio Grossman Hall, Terrace Level, Yuma Building – Shuttle departing from World Bank at 6:00 PM

Conversation on Gender, Development and Public Service presented by the American University Washington College of Law, followed by a reception at 8:00 pm

Speakers:


• Sarah Bloom Raskin, Rubenstein Fellow, Duke University and Former Deputy Secretary, Department of Treasury

• Soraya Post, Member of the European Parliament

Moderator: Federiga Bindi, SAIS Senior Fellow

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WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 8, 2017 |IFI – DAY THREEPreston Auditorium MC 13-121 MC 2-800

8:0012:00

Registration (8:00am-12:00pm Preston Front Lobby, 12:00pm-4:00pm Visitor Entrance)Exhibition Booths and Breakfast (MC Atrium)

9:0010:30

Preston Auditorium IFI01 || Question Time with IFIs General Counsel on Gender and Development Moderator: Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World BankCoordinator: Sophie Wernert

10:3010:45


10:4512:15

IFI02 || Immunities of International Organizations: Are They Still Viable?Speakers:

• Violet Onyemenam, OPEC Fund for International Development

• Daniel D. Bradlow, University of Pretoria

• Kristen Boon, Seton Hall University

Moderator: Siobhan McInerney-Lankford, World BankCoordinator: Omri Sender

IFI03 || Drivers of Corruption Study: Fifth RoundtableDiscussants:

• Pascale Dubois, World Bank

• Deborah Wetzel, World Bank

• Sean Hagan, International Monetary Fund

Presenter: Steve Burgess, World Bank

Moderator: Frank Fariello, World BankCoordinator: Frank Fariello

IFI04 || Legal Risks

Welcoming Remarks: Lakshmi Shyam-Sunder, Vice President and World Bank Group Chief Risk Officer

Presenters from World Bank:

• Sandie Okoro

• Cliff Frazier

• David Rodolfo Rivero

• Irina Kichigina

• Jonathan M. LindsayCoordinators: Monica Restrepo and Duncan Kiara

12:302:00

MC East Dining Room – Venue with limited capacityLuncheon Speaker, Mary Ellen Iskenderian, President and CEO, Women’s World Banking: Women’s Financial Inclusion — Regulatory and Private Sector PerspectivesCoordinator: Makanda Kioko

12:302:00

MC Atrium Light Refreshment will be provided for DMZ participants

12:30 DMZ09 || When the Bribe Isn’t Money: Combating “Sextortion” as a Corrupt PracticeInterviewee: Nancy Hendry, International Association of Women Judges

Interviewer/Discussant: Tazeen Hasan, World Bank

1:00 DMZ10 || The Role of Legal Professionals in Addressing the Gender and Land Rights• Lionel Galliez, Conseil Superieur du Notariat

• Nicola Hoischen, Bundesnotarkammer

2:005:15

IFIs General Counsel Roundtable Closed Session

Hosted by Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World Bank

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Preston Auditorium MC 13-121 MC 2-800

2:003:30

IFI05 || Women’s Financial Inclusion Speakers:

• Elenita V. San Roque, Asian Confederation of Credit Unions (ACCU)

• Constance Elizabeth Swaniker, Accents & Arts Limited, Ghana

• Cathy Mwangi, mHealth Kenya

Coordinator: Makanda Kioko

IFI06 || Harmonizing Traditional Values with Modern Institutional DevelopmentHow Promotion of Gender Equality is Possible in Assuring Property Rights and Building Dispute Resolution Mechanism – Lessons from Japanese Cooperation Projects in Asia and Africa

Speakers:

• Hiromichi Onishi, Ministry of Justice of Japan

• Maiko Takeuchi, JICA

• Yumiko Tanaka, JICA

Moderator/Commentator: Hiroko Ito, Nagoya University

Coordinator: Miha Isoi

IFI07 || Gender Equality and the IMF’s MandateSpeakers:

• Katharine Christopherson, International Monetary Fund

• Monique Newiak, International Monetary Fund

• Daria Zakharova, International Monetary Fund

Moderator: Audrey Yiadom, International Monetary Fund

Coordinator: Katharine Christopherson

3:303:45


3:455:15

IFI08 || The Duty of Care of International Organizations towards their Civilian Personnel Sent on Mission in Countries Facing Security ProblemsSpeakers:

• Andrea de Guttry, Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies, Pisa

• Annamaria Viterbo, Faculty of Law of the University of Turin

• David Rodolfo Rivero, World BankCoordinator: Annamaria Viterbo

IFI09 || Banking on WomenPanelists:

• Jennifer Bisceglie, Interos Solutions

• Sharmila Hardi, International Finance Corporation

• Tukiya Kankasa-Mabula, Bank of Zambia

• Caren Grown, World Bank Group

Moderator: Henriette Kolb, International Finance CorporationCoordinator: Flavia Rosembuj

IFI10 || Is RegTech the Future of Compliance?Speakers:

• Conan French, Institute of International Finance

• Elizabeth Rossiello, BitPesa

• Sarah Runge, U.S. Department of the Treasury

• Samantha Stutman, Chainalysis

Moderator: Ross Leckow, International Monetary FundCoordinator: Yasmin Almeida

5:306:30

MC Atrium

5:30 DMZ11 || Women at Crossroads in the Eyes of Law and Culture

• Emmy Rono, African Development Bank6:00 DMZ12 || Right to Education for Women with Disabilities

• Charlotte McClain-Nhlapo, World Bank

• Janet Lord, Harvard Law School Project on Disability

6:308:00

MC AtriumReception sponsored by the Legal Vice Presidency, World BankOpening Remarks: Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World Bank

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THURSDAY NOVEMBER 9, 2017 |WBG – DAY FOURPreston Auditorium MC 2-800

8:0010:00

Registration (Visitor Entrance)Exhibition Booths and Coffee (MC Atrium)

9:009:40

Preston Auditorium Open to General PublicWBG01 || Opening Session of the All-Day Workshop on the Maximizing Financing for Development (MFD) Approach: What is the MFD Approach?Introduction: Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World Bank

Opening Remarks: Kristalina Georgieva, Chief Executive Officer, World BankCoordinator: Hélène Bertaud

9:4010:30

Open to World Bank Group Staff Only

WBG02 || All-Day MFD Workshop: First Results of the Pilots for Implementation of the MFD Approach in InfrastructurePanelists:

• Laurence Carter, World Bank

• Jose Luis Irigoyen, World Bank

• David Satola, World Bank

• Bernard Sheahan, International Finance Corporation

• Marcus Williams, Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency

Interviewer:

• Cledan Mandi-Perrott, World BankCoordinator: Hélène Bertaud

9:40–10:55 Open to General Public

WBG10 || The Economic Dimensions of LGBTI Discrimination: New Evidence from Southeast EuropeSpeakers:

• Dominik Koehler, World Bank

• Andrew Park, Williams Institute

Moderator:

• Georgia Harley, World BankCoordinator: Georgia Harley

10:3010:45


10:4511:15


WBG03 || All-Day MFD Workshop: The WBG Products to Improve the Development Environment Panelists:

• Felipe Jaramillo, World Bank

• Akihiko Nishio, World Bank

• Kirsten Propst, World Bank

• Mary Porter Peschka, International Finance Corporation

Interviewer: Emmanuel Nyirinkindi, International Finance Corporation Coordinator: Hélène Bertaud

11:00–12:30 Open to General Public

WBG11 || Justice and the Inclusion of Vulnerable and Marginalized Groups: Examples and Lessons from World Bank projects Coordinator: Georgia Harley

11:1512:30


WBG04 || All-Day MFD Workshop: The WBG Products to Help the Private and the Public Sectors Finance Investments Speakers:

• Meaghan McGrath, International Finance Corporation

• Mei Wang, World Bank

• Jana Muchyova, International Finance CorporationCoordinator: Mei Wang

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12:302:00

MC Atrium Light Refreshment will be served

12:30 DMZ13 || Beyond the Law: Lessons from the Private Sector Interviewees:

• Lauren B. Murphy, Inter-American Investment Corporation

• Sara Begley, Reed Smith

Interviewer:

• Juliette Herault, World Bank

1:00 DMZ14 || Tools for Implementing Gender Equality: The Case of Law Firms • Véronique Tuffal-Nerson, Conseil National des Barreaux

1:30 DMZ15||DataAboutInnovationasToolforLegalReformsonGenderBenefit• Esteban Santamaria, CAIINNO

2:003:00


WBG05 || All-Day MFD Workshop: The WBG Products to Mitigate Risk and Enhance Credit Presenters:

• Celina Penovi, Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency

• Ximena Talero, World BankCoordinator: Celina Penovi

Open to General Public.

WBG12 || Managing Environmental and Social Risks in Leveraging Private Sector FinancingPanelists:

• Peter Bergsten, Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency

• Una Meades, World Bank

• Kori Emzita, Asian Development Bank

• IFC Environmental and Social Specialist (TBC)

Moderator:

• Jonathan M. Lindsay, World BankCoordinator: Jonathan Lindsay

3:003:30


WBG06 || All-Day MFD Workshop: Practical Case Part I (in small groups) Coordinator: Hélène Bertaud

3:303:45


3:454:15


WBG07 || All-Day MFD Workshop: Practical Case Part II (in small groups) Coordinator: Hélène Bertaud


WBG13 || Preferred Creditor Status at World Bank InstitutionsCoordinator: Cliff Frazier

4:154:45


WBG08 || All-Day MFD Workshop: Practical Case Part III (in small groups) Coordinator: Hélène Bertaud

4:455:15


WBG09 || All-Day MFD Workshop: Close-up Discussion – Role of the Lawyers when Implementing the MFD ApproachPanelists:


• Ethiopis Tafara,Vice President and General Counsel, International Finance Corporation

• Aradhana Kumar-Capoor, Director and General Counsel, Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency

Interviewer: Siobhan McInerney-Lankford, World BankCoordinator: Hélène Bertaud

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PROGRAM - World Bankpubdocs.worldbank.org/en/376021508963725266/LJDWeek2017-Progr… · Keynote Speaker: Claudia Paz y Paz, ... • Sylvia Mesa, Organization of American States