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MONDAY NOVEMBER 4, 2019|DAY ONEPreston Auditorium MC 2-800

8:00 – 4:00 PM Registration | Preston Front Lobby | 8:00 – 9:00 AM Breakfast | MC Atrium 8:30 – 5:30 PM Exhibition Booths | Monday-Thursday, MC Atrium8:30 – 5:30 PM Biometric Mirror Installation by University of Melbourne | Monday-Thursday, MC Atrium An ethically provocative interactive installation that enables public participation in the debate around ethics and AI. LJD Week participants are invited to have their face photographed and witness the reveal of their psychometric analysis, including attributes such as aggressiveness, weirdness and emotional instability. Ultimately, a personalized scenario of algorithmic decision-making is shown in order to stimulate individual reflectionontheethicalapplicationofartificialintelligence.

9:00 10:00

01 || Keynote Panel Preston Auditorium

Welcoming Remarks

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

• Michelle Bachelet, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights• Ahmad Ashkar, Founder and CEO, Hult Prize FoundationModerators

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

• Denis Robitaille, Vice President,InformationandTechnologySolutions,andChiefInformationOfficer,WorldBankGroupSponsored by the International Law Institute

Coordinated by Prachi Shrikant Tadsare, World Bank

10:00 10:30

Preston Auditorium02 || Legal and Regulatory Aspects of a Digital EconomySpeakers

• Jeffrey Schlagenhauf, Deputy Secretary General, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development• Mary C. Hallward-Driemeier, Senior Economic Adviser, Finance, Competitiveness and Innovation Global Practice, World Bank GroupCoordinator: Holti Banka, World Bank

10:30 Networking and Coffee Break | MC Atrium

11:0011:30

03 || PANEL on Advancing the Rule of Law: The Role of Artificial Intelligence in JudiciariesSpeakers

• Hon. Syed Mahmud Hossain, Chief Justice, Bangladesh• Hon. Ivor Archie, Chief Justice, Trinidad and Tobago• Nicolas Economou, Chair, Science, Law and Society Initiative, The

Future Society• Madam Lynne Leitch, Justice, Superior Court of Justice, OntarioModerator

• Jason Reichelt,CrimePreventionandCriminalJusticeOfficer,UnitedNationsOfficeonDrugsandCrime

Coordinators: Nicolas Miailhe, The Future Society; Roberta S. R. Martins, UNODC

04 || Blockchain Technology in Africa: Development through Investment Opportunities Speakers

• Modupe Odele, Finance Attorney, Vazi Legal• Adam Barker,ChiefStrategyOfficer,DiginexModerator: Amanda Dakoure, Senior Legal Counsel, African

Development BankCoordinators: Amanda Dakoure and Emmy Rono, AfDB

11:3012:00

05 || Hackathon4Justice: Promoting the Rule of Law through TechnologySpeakers

• Lindiwe Matlali, Founder, Africa Teen Geeks, South Africa• Chukwudumebi Onwuli, Team LFT, Nigeria• Siyabonga Liam Nkosi, Wakanda Vibe, South AfricaModerator: Gilberto Duarte, Crime Prevention and Criminal JusticeOfficer,UNODC,Brazil

12:0012:30

06 || Modelling a Rights-Based Framework for Governance of Cross Border Data in Africa Interviewees

• Alexis Serfaty, Director, Public Policy Access Partnerships• Douglas Gichuki, Research Fellow, Strathmore University, NairobiInterviewer: Peter Odhiambo, Transnational Governance and

Development Studies Lead, Strathmore University

12:301:15

Preston Auditorium INTERACTIVE SESSION || Biometric Mirror: Exposing The Need for Inclusive Technology EthicsSpeaker: Dr. Niels Wouters, Head of Research and Emerging Practice, Research Fellow, Science Gallery, University of Melbourne

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2:002:30

07 || PANEL on Technology Innovation for Climate Action: Legal and Governance AspectsSpeakers

• Anna Wellenstein, Regional Director, Latin America and the Caribbean, Sustainable Development Practice Group, World Bank

• Dave Rejeski, Director of Technology, Innovation and the Environment Project, Environmental Law Institute

• William Burns, Co-Director & Professor of Research, Institute for Carbon Removal Law & Policy, American University

• Cynthia Scharf, Senior Strategy Director, Carnegie Climate Governance Initiative (C2G)

Moderator

• Markus Pohlmann, Senior Counsel, World BankFacilitated by the World Bank Legal Thematic Working Group on Climate

Change

Coordinator: Duygu Cicek, World Bank

08 || Artificial Intelligence and Megaprojects: A Guide to Protecting Human RightsSpeaker: Virginia A. Greiman, Attorney Advisor, Harvard University

Law School

2:303:00

09 || Tackling Fake News through Balancing Human Rights and the Public InterestSpeakers

• Jan Wouters, Full Professor of Public International Law and Director, Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies

• Dinah L. Shelton, Manatt/Ahn Professor of International Law Emeritus, George Washington University

Moderator: Siobhan McInerney-Lankford, Senior Counsel, World Bank

Coordinator: Axel Marx, Leuven University

3:003:30

10 || OHADA: What Prospects at the Crossroads of The Law and the Digital ? Session in French with English Interpretation

Interviewee: Sibidi Emmanuel Darankoum, Permanent Secretary, Organisation for the Harmonization of Business Law in Africa

Interviewer: Anne-Charlotte Gros, Executive Director, Foundation for Civil Law

3:30 Networking and Coffee Break | MC Atrium

4:004:30

11 || PANEL on Identity for Inclusion, Inclusion for IdentitySpeakers

• Raman Narayanswamy, Vice President, Humanitarian and Development, Mastercard

• Fabro de Boaz Steibel, Executive Director, Institute for Technology and Society of Rio de Janeiro

• Vyjayanti Desai,ProgramManagerforIdentificationforDevelopment (ID4D), World Bank

Moderator

• Tanya Southerland, Senior Managing Counsel, Strategic Growth, Mastercard

Coordinators: Alexandre Barbosa, ITS; Tanya Southerland, Mastercard

12 || GovTech for JusticeInterviewees

• Cem Dener, Lead Governance Specialist and Chair, Digital Governance Community of Practice, World Bank

• Dory Reiling, Former Senior Judge, Amsterdam District CourtInterviewer

• Klaus Decker, Senior Public Sector Specialist, World Bank

4:305:00

13 || Role of Laws & Institutions in Technology Based Solutions: Water & Human InsecuritySpeakers

• RoseAnn Rotandaro, CEO and co founder, Virtual Law Partner• Joseph Babarsky, Director of Partnerships, Communications &

Gratitude, Not Impossible Labs & Not Impossible Awards Moderators: Val Okaru-Bisant, Professonial Lecturer, Catholic

University; Edith Ruguru Mwenda, Senior Counsel, World Bank

5:005:30

14 || PANEL on Data Governance and the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Preparing Our Future Lawyers? Introductory Remarks: Camille Nelson, Dean and Professor of Law,

American University Washington College of Law

Speakers

• Samir Jain, Partner, Jones Day• Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel,

World Bank• Alex Joel, Scholar-in-Residence, Program on Technology, Security,

and Law, American University Washington College of LawModerator: Padideh Ala’i, Director, American University

Washington College of LawCoordinators: Fernanda Nicola, AU WCL; Min Ji Kim, World Bank

15 || Science, Technology and Environmental Rule of LawSpeakers

• Hon. Susan L. Biro, Chief Administrative Judge, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

• H.E. Mr. Bhanu Bhakta Dhakal, Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, Nepal

• H.E. Ms. Maria Tereza Uille Gomes, Adviser to the National Counselor of Justice, Brazil

5:306:00

6:158:00

Reception sponsored by the American University Washington College of Law, Jones Day and the World Bank Legal Vice Presidency MC Atrium

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TUESDAY NOVEMBER 5, 2019|DAY TWOPreston Auditorium MC 2-800

8:00 – 4:00 PM Registration | Preston Front Lobby 8:00 – 9:00 AM Coffee | MC Atrium8:30 – 5:30 PM Biometric Mirror Installation by University of Melbourne | Monday-Thursday, MC Atrium An ethically provocative interactive installation that enables public participation in the debate around ethics and AI. LJD Week participants are invited to have their face photographed and witness the reveal of their psychometric analysis, including attributes such as aggressiveness, weird-nessandemotionalinstability.Ultimately,apersonalizedscenarioofalgorithmicdecision-makingisshowninordertostimulateindividualreflec-tionontheethicalapplicationofartificialintelligence.

8:30 – 5:30 PM Exhibition Booths | Monday-Thursday, MC Atrium8:45 – 5:00 PM #Hackathon4Justice organized by UNODC and Africa Teen Geeks | Tuesday-Wednesday, MC 4-800

9:009:30

17 || PANEL on Justice for All: Scaling Access to Justice through Digital TechnologyIntroductory Remarks

• Jürgen Zattler, World Bank Group Executive Director representing Germany

Speakers

• Hon. Irene Chirwa Mambilima, Chief Justice, Zambia• Sam Mueller, Director, Hague Institute for Innovation of Law• Maaike de Langen, Head of Research, Taskforce on Justice, PathfindersforPeaceful,JustandInclusiveSocieties

• Tanina Rostain, Professor, Georgetown University Law Center• Thomas Meyer, Cluster Coordinator, German Development

Cooperation Moderator

• Armin Nolting, Programme Director (Governance), German Development Cooperation

Coordinators: Yannic Koertgen and Christiane Wolowiec, German Development Cooperation; Paul Prettitore, World Bank

18 || Technology Disruptions to International Water Law: Exploring New FrontiersSpeakers

• Renée Martin-Nagle, President, A Ripple Effect• Susanne Schmeier, Senior Lecturer, IHE Delft• Nagaraja Rao Harshadeep, Global Lead, World BankModerator: Christina Leb, Senior Counsel, World Bank

9:3010:00

19 || Use of Satellite Imagery for Decision Making and EnforcementSpeakers

• Anders Pedersen, Resource Watch Director, World Resources Institute

• Craig Hammer, Program Manager, World Bank • Leo Bottrill, CEO and Founder, MaphubsCoordinator: Anders Pedersen

10:0010:30

20 || Digitizing Land Records through Blockchain in Lower Middle-Income Countries Works !Speaker: Sonia Bashir Kabir, Co-founder and Chairman, Digiland

Moderator: Romain Pison, Senior Transport and Digital Transformation Specialist, World Bank

10:30 Networking and Coffee Break | MC Atrium

11:0011:30

21 || PANEL on Regulating Drones in the Development Context: Vision, Value, VulnerabilitiesSession in English with French Interpretation

Speakers

• Conor French, General Counsel, Zipline • Kofi Asante, Head, Strategy and Development, Elroy Air• Harrison Wolf, Lead Aerospace and Drones, World Economic

Forum• Lisa Ellman, Partner, Hogan Lovells LLPModerators

• Edward Charles Anderson, Task Team Leader, World Bank• Nneoma Veronica Nwogu, Senior Counsel, World BankCoordinators: Nneoma Veronica Nwogu and Marjorie Mpundu, World Bank

22 || Digital Solutions for Financing Small-Scale Farmers: Benefits and RisksSpeakers

• Cynthia Colaiacovo, Deputy General Counsel, International Fund for Agricultural Development

• Katherine Meighan, General Counsel, International Fund for Agricultural Development

Coordinator: Matteo Mazzoni, IFAD

11:3012:00

23 || Doing No Harm with Technology: Data Protection and Digital Risk in FCV SettingsSpeaker

• Massimo Marelli,HeadofDataProtectionOffice,InternationalCommittee of the Red Cross

Coordinator: Austin Shangraw, ICRC

12:0012:30

24 || Social Impact Television and the Fight Against Looted Antiquities & TerrorismSpeaker: Mark Vlasic, Adjunct Professor, Georgetown University

Law Center Coordinator: Alle Tyler, Georgetown University

12:302:00

Workplace Skills for the 21st century: Beating Burnout followed by “LEG Art for Thought“

— for World Bank Legal Vice Presidency Staff —

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2:002:30

25 || PANEL on Ethical Concerns about the Use of Social Media by JudgesSpeakers

• Honourable Madam Lynne Leitch, Justice, Superior Court of Justice, Ontario

• Anurag Bana, Senior Legal Advisor, Legal Policy & Research Unit, International Bar Association

Moderator

• Jason Reichelt,CrimePreventionandCriminalJusticeOfficer,UnitedNationsOfficeonDrugsandCrime

Coordinators: Roberta Solis Ribeiro Martins, UNODC; Sara Carnegie, Inter-natonial Bar Association

26 || How Big Data Analytics and AI Can Reduce Corruption and Protect Human RightsSpeaker

• Denilson Feitoza Pacheco, Attorney General’s Special Advisor, Public Ministry of Minas Gerais (MPMG)

Coordinator: Denilson Feitoza Pacheco

2:303:00

27 || Legal Services for 44 million Colombians: The Digital Transformation of Procuraduría General de la NaciónSpeaker

• Fernando Carrillo-Florez, Procurador General, ColombiaModerator

• David Varela, Advisor, Procurador General, Colombia

3:003:30

28 || Is Data Protection the new Competition Regulation?Speakers (TBC)

• Lina Khan, Fellow, Columbia University Law School• Maurice Stucke, University of Tennessee Law School• Rory Macmillan, Partner, Macmillan KeckCoordinator: David Satola, World Bank

29 || Legal System Data Visualizations Improve Access to Justice for Guatemalan VictimInterviewee

• Jacobo Mazariegos, Regional Specialist, MERL, International Justice Mission

Interviewer

• Rachael Jackson, Advisor, MERL, International Justice Mission Coordinator: Holly Burkhalter, IJM

3:30 Networking and Coffee Break | MC Atrium

4:004:30

30 || PANEL on Harnessing Personal Data for Development: Mitigating Bad Consequences from Doing Good and the Impact of Cross Border Transfers and Data StorageOpening Remarks

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

Speakers

• Tami Dokken,ChiefDataPrivacyOfficer,WorldBank• Jennifer Daskal, Professor, American University• Peter Winn,ActingChiefPrivacyandCivilLibertiesOfficer,

United States Department of Justice• Jim Halpert, Partner, Co-Chair, Global Cybersecurity Practice, Co-

Chair, Global Data Protection Privacy and Security Practice, DLA Piper

• Tanya Southerland, Senior Managing Counsel, Strategic Growth, Mastercard

• Paul Schwartz, Jefferson E. Peyser Professor, University of California Berkeley School of Law

Closing Remarks

• Makhtar Diop, Vice President, Infrastructure, World Bank Group

Coordinator: Arunima Dhar, World Bank

31 || Towards a Model Law for the Regulation of the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Public PolicySpeaker

• Jason Fung,LegalOfficer/BarristerandSolicitor,DepartmentofJustice and Solicitor General, Government of Alberta

4:305:00

32 || The Analog Complements for AI in the Legal ProfessionSpeaker• Brian Ulicny, Vice-President, Thomson Reuters LabCoordinator: Rowena Gorospe, World Bank

5:005:30

33 || Development Solutions by Winners of LJD Week 2019 Law Student ContestSpeakers

• Rachel Kathini Mwendwa, L.L.B. student, University of Nairobi, Kenya

• Jameson Pierre-Louis, Licence student, Université Publique du Sud aux Cayes, Haiti

Concluding Remarks: Representative from Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung

Sponsored by Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung

Coordinator: Peter Laszlo Vincze, World Bank

6:00 Venue: The George Washington University School of Law

Frederick M. Lawrence Student Conference Center, Lisner Hall, Second Floor, 2023 G Street, N.W., Washington D.C. (VENUE WITH LIMITED SPACE)

Reception sponsored by the George Washington University School of Law Opening Remarks

• Chris Bracey, Interim Dean, George Washington University School of Law • Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World BankCoordinator: Rosa Celorio, George Washington University School of Law

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WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 6, 2019|DAY THREEPreston Auditorium MC 2-800

8:00 – 12:00 PM Registration | Preston Front Lobby12:00 – 4:00 PM Registration | Visitor Entrance 8:00 – 9:00 AM Coffee | MC Atrium8:30 – 5:30 PM Biometric Mirror Installation by University of Melbourne | Monday-Thursday, MC Atrium An ethically provocative interactive installation that enables public participation in the debate around ethics and AI. LJD Week participants are invited to have their face photographed and witness the reveal of their psychometric analysis, including attributes such as aggressiveness, weird-nessandemotionalinstability.Ultimately,apersonalizedscenarioofalgorithmicdecision-makingisshowninordertostimulateindividualreflec-tionontheethicalapplicationofartificialintelligence.

8:30 – 5:30 PM Exhibition Booths | Monday-Thursday, MC Atrium8:45 – 5:00 PM #Hackathon4Justice organized by UNODC and Africa Teen Geeks | Tuesday-Wednesday, MC 4-800

9:0010:30

Preston Auditorium34 || Question Time with IFI General Counsels on Rights, Technology and Development

Moderator: Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World BankSpeakers

• IFI General Counsels Coordinator: Francesca Daverio, World Bank

10:30 Networking and Coffee Break | MC Atrium

11:0011:30

35 || Women in Leadership and Decision-Making RolesSpeakers

• Minister of Justice• Chief Justice

36 || Nowhere to Hide: Exposing Corruption through Open Source InvestigationsSpeakers

• J.R. Mailey, Director of Investigations, The Sentry • James Barker, Senior Director, Business Intelligence and

Investigations, Kroll Coordinators: Anna Lorem Ramos, World Bank; Sanctions Board Secretariat

11:3012:00

Preston Auditorium 37 || Technology and Development: Peas in a Pod or Strange BedfellowsSpeakers

• Tim Murphy, General Counsel, Mastercard • Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World BankCoordinators: Tanya Southerland and Jennifer Kramer, Mastercard; Francesca Daverio, World Bank

12:0012:30

Preston Auditorium 38 || Justice for All? The Impact of AI and Blockchain on “Legal”Speaker

• Joseph Raczynski, Technologist & Futurist, Thomson Reuters

12:302:00

Executive Dining RoomLuncheon Session || Using Data to Expand Access to Justice: Findings on Legal Needs and Access to Civil Justice in 101 CountriesSpeaker: Dr. Alejandro Ponce,ChiefResearchOfficer,World

Justice ProjectCoordinator: Joel Martinez, World Justice Project

MC 2-800Legal Career || How to Stay Relevant in an Evolving Legal Profession

Discussion with External Panelists

2:005:15

(Closed Session—For IFI General Counsels only)

International Financial Institution General Counsel Roundtable Hosted by Sandie Okoro

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2:002:30

39 || PANEL on Emerging Technologies and Law/PolicySpeakers

• Robert J. Hawkins, Global Lead Technology and Innovation in Education, World Bank

• Alejandro Pardo Vegezzi, Principal Specialist, Inter-American Development Bank

• Ziyang Fan, Head of Digital Trade, World Economic Forum (TBC)• Amy Davine Kim,ChiefPolicyOfficer,ChamberofDigital

Commerce• Jeffrey Saviano, Global Tax Innovation Leader at E&Y/

Connection Science Fellow, Massachusetts Institute of Technology• Ross Schulman, Senior Counsel/Senior Policy Technologist, New

AmericaModerator

• Patricia Miranda, Senior Counsel, World BankCoordinator: Yusaku Kawashima, World Bank

40 || Environmental and Social Impact Assessment, Rights and the Use of Digital Technology – MDB PerspectivesSpeakers

• Angela Delfino, Senior Counsel, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)

• Carlos Gabriel Arias, Senior E&S Specialist, IFC• Sarah Pyatt, Senior GIS Consultant, Mott MacDonald• Sofia de Abreu Ferreira, Senior Counsel, World BankModerator: Tatyana Butler, Principal Counsel, EBRD Coordinators: Angela Delfino; Sofia de Abreu Ferreira

2:303:00

41 || Legal Mandates for Accessible Identification: Including Marginalized GroupsSession with American Sign Language Interpretation

Speakers

• Janet E. Lord, Inclusive Development Consultant, World Bank• Maninder Gill, Director, Social Development and ESF, World BankCoordinator: Deepti Raja, World Bank

3:003:30

42 || Challenges of Digital Access to RightsSpeakers

• Basile Ader, Vice President, Paris Bar• Pierre-Louis Rolle, Deputy Director, French Digital AgencyModerator: Karen Mossberger, Professor, School of Public Affairs,

Arizona State UniversityCoordinators: Anne Souleliac and Christian Brugerolle, Paris Bar

3:30 Networking and Coffee Break | MC Atrium

4:004:30

43 || PANEL on GBVxTech: How Can Technology Help Prevent, Mitigate and Respond to Gender-Based Violence? Speakers

• Karen Naimer,Director,ProgramonSexualViolenceinConflictZones, Physicians for Human Rights

• Michele Decker, Associate Professor, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

• Paulina Rudnicka, Legal Advisor, ABA Rule of Law Initiative, American Bar Association

• Laura Hinson, Social and Behavioral Scientist, International Center for Research on Women

Moderator: Diana Arango, Senior GBV and Development Specialist, World Bank

Coordinators: Mirai Maruo and Alicia Hammond, World Bank

44 || Exclusion, Poverty, and the Law: Digitization for Legal Empowerment Speakers

• Katy Thompson, Team Leader, Rule of Law, Security & Human Rights, United Nations Development Programme

• Maaike de Langen, Head of Research, Taskforce on Justice, PathfindersforPeaceful,JustandInclusiveSocieties

• Yannic Koertgen, Advisor, Rule of Law, German Development Cooperation

Coordinators: Yannic Koertgen and Christiane Wolowiec, German Development Cooperation

4:305:00

45 || Technology Transfer to Support Climate Action: the Role of MDBsSpeakers

• Tatyana A. Butler, Principal Counsel, EBRD• Flavia Rosembuj, Global Lead for Blended Finance, Climate

Business and Trust Funds, IFC• Solongo Zulbaatar, Legal Counsel, Green Climate Fund Moderator: Angela Delfino, Senior Counsel, EBRDCoordinator: Tatyana A. Butler

5:005:30

46 || GenderGuard: Blockchain Solutions for Gender InequalitySpeakers

• Rangita de Silva de Alwis, Associate Dean, University of Pennsylvania Law School, and Author of GenderGuard

• Alisa Gus, CEO, WishKnish Corp. (creators of GenderGuard )Moderator: Shelly Collins, Founder, The Shatter FundCoordinator: Alisa Gus

47 || International Organizations as Global Data Governors Speakers

• Angelina Fisher, Adjunct Professor of Law, Director, Policy & Practice, Guarini Institute for Global Legal Studies

• Thomas Streinz, Adjunct Professor of Law, Executive Director, Global Law & Tech, Guarini Institute for Global Legal Studies

• David Satola, Lead Counsel, World BankCoordinator: Angelina Fisher

6:00 Dinner Sponsored by Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (BY INVITATION ONLY)

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THURSDAY NOVEMBER 7, 2019|DAY FOURPreston Auditorium MC 2-800

8:00 – 10:00 AM Registration | Visitor Entrance || 8:00 – 9:00 AM Coffee | MC Atrium8:30 – 5:30 PM Biometric Mirror Installation by University of Melbourne | Monday-Thursday, MC Atrium An ethically provocative interactive installation that enables public participation in the debate around ethics and AI. LJD Week participants are invited to have their face photographed and witness the reveal of their psychometric analysis, including attributes such as aggressiveness, weird-nessandemotionalinstability.Ultimately,apersonalizedscenarioofalgorithmicdecision-makingisshowninordertostimulateindividualreflec-tionontheethicalapplicationofartificialintelligence.

8:30 – 5:30 PM Exhibition Booths | Monday-Thursday, MC Atrium

9:009:30

48 || PANEL on The Future of Justice: Unraveling the Potential for Coded Bias in Algorithmic Regulatory and Judicial Decision-MakingSpeakers

• Alison Jimenez, President, Dynamic Securities Analytics, Inc.• Hon. Hassan Bubacar Jallow, Chief Justice, Gambia• Dr. Ramin Gurbanov, President, European Commission for the EfficiencyofJustice(CEPEJ),CouncilofEurope

Speaker/Moderator

• Eva Maria Melis, Public Sector Specialist, World Bank

Coordinators: Eva Melis, World Bank; Alison Jimenez, Dynamic Securities Analytics, Inc.

49 || Disruptive Tech in Development: Tool for Integrity or Instrument of Corruption? Speakers

• Mihály Fazekas, Director & Founder, Government Transparency Institute

• Raul Alfaro-Pelico, Lead Climate Change Specialist, World BankModerator: The Honorable Nicole Lamb-Hale, Managing Director,

Business Intelligence and Investigations, KrollCoordinator: Eugenia Pyntikova, World Bank

9:3010:00

50 || Corporate Sustainability and the Role of General CounselSpeakers

• Vanessa Havard-Williams, Global Head of Environment, Linklaters LLP

• Christina Koulias, Senior Manager, Global Governance at United Nations Global Compact

10:0010:30

51 || Development Gamble: Sports Betting-Driver for Growth & Ally against Corruption Speaker: Percy Wilman, Special Counsel, LATAM Genius SportsCoordinator: Flavia Rosembuj, IFC

10:30 Networking and Coffee Break | MC Atrium

11:0011:30

52 || PANEL on How RegTech Can Help Secure the Promise of FinTechSpeakers

• Jerry Grossman, Deputy Director, Bankable Frontier Associates• Xavier Faz, Lead – Business Models, Consultative Group to Assist

the Poor (CGAP)• Sonja Kelly, Digital Finance Advisor, U.S. Department of StateModerator

• Paul Nelson, Digital Finance Advisor, USAID

Coordinators: Paul Nelson, Jun Jin, and Fernando Maldonado, USAID

53 || Using Technology and Human Rights to Break Down Barriers to Healthcare AccessInterviewee: Ralf Jurgens, Senior Technical Coordinator Human

Rights, The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria

Interviewer: Kiraz Bulut, Legal Counsel, The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria

11:3012:00

54 || Using Pioneer Technology to Measure Perceptions of Gender-Based Violence OnlineSpeaker

• Paulina (Paula) Rudnicka, Legal Advisor, ABA Rule of Law Initiative

• Chaitra (Chai) Shenoy, Gender-Based Violence Advisor, USAID• Mercedes Fogarassy, Portfolio Manager, RIWI CorpCoordinator: Paulina (Paula) Rudnicka

12:0012:30

55 || #Hackathon4Justice Award Ceremony Session in English with Arabic Interpretation Speakers• Gilberto Duarte,CrimePreventionandCriminalJusticeOfficer,UnitedNationsOfficeonDrugsandCrime• Lindiwe Matlali, Founder, Africa Teen Geeks• Major-General Dr. Abdullah Al Mal, Senior Advisor to the Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, State of QatarModerator: Yane Frenski,Consultant,UnitedNationsOfficeonDrugsandCrimeCoordinator: Gilberto Duarte

12:301:00

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12:302:00

MC 2-800Legal Career || The Evolution of Career Pathways for Legal Professionals within the World Bank GroupSpeakers

• Ferid Belhaj, Regional Vice President, Middle East and North Africa, World Bank• Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World Bank• Imrana Jalal- Chairperson, Inspection PanelCoordinator: Loren Atkins, World Bank

2:002:30

57 || PANEL on Establishing a Privacy Framework for the World BankSpeakers

• Tami Dokken,ChiefDataPrivacyOfficer,WorldBank• Juliane Fries, Counsel, World BankClosing Remarks

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

Coordinator: Juliane Fries

58 || Technology and Ethics: Opportunities and ChallengesSpeakers

• Elizabeth M. Renieris, Fellow, Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society, Harvard University

• Michael Hind, Distinguished Research Staff Member, IBM Research AI, IBM

Moderator

• Kiril Nejkov, Counsel, International Finance CorporationCoordinator: Kiril Nejkov

2:303:00

59 || AI for Disability Inclusion: Navigating Bias, Ethics and OpportunitySpeakers

• Susan Scott-Parker, Founder, Business Disability International, Global Procurement Taskforce

• Charlotte McClain-Nhlapo, Global Disability Advisor, World Bank

Coordinator: Deepti Raja, World Bank

3:003:30

60 || Pizza Night and Personal Data Speakers (TBC)

• Stephanie Stamm, Tripp Mickle• Lisa Gallerano, General Counsel, Epsilon• Mary Stone Ross, Lawyer and Co-author of the California

Consumer Privacy Act of 2018Coordinator: Arunima Dhar, World Bank

61 || Juris Ex Machina: Technology & the Law of Corporate Responsibility Speakers• Suzanne Spears, Partner, International Arbitration | Business and

Human Rights, Allen & Overy LLP• Christine Chow, Director, Hermes Investment ManagementCoordinator: Jennifer White Callaghan, Allen & Overy LLP

3:30 Networking and Coffee Break | MC Atrium

4:004:30

62 || PANEL on Access to Justice for Whom? Justice, Pov-erty and Well-BeingSpeakers

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

• Shanta Devarjan, Professor, Practice of International Development, Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University

• Rebecca Sandefur, Sociologist and Legal Scholar, University of Illinois

Moderator

• Paul Prettitore, Senior Land Administration Specialist, World Bank

63 || Modernizing the Colombian JudiciarySession in Spanish with English Interpretation

Speakers

• Dr. Diana Alexandra Remolina Botía, Magistrate, Supreme Council of the Judiciary

Moderator

• Nicholas Menzies, Senior Governance Specialist, World Bank

4:305:00

5:156:30

World Bank Group Event (By Invitation Only)

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