PROGRAM - World Bank

NOVEMBER 5–9 | WASHINGTON DC

LAW, JUSTICE AND DEVELOPMENT WEEK 2018RIGHTS, PROTECTION AND DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM

CONTENT

Welcome Message 1

App and Social Media 2

Wifi 2

Tracks 3

Schedule 4-14

Monday 4

Tuesday 6

Wednesday 9

Thursday 12

Friday 14

Exhibit Booths 15

Venue 16

Sponsors 17

Sponsor Ads 18-19

Credits 20

Meet LJDWeek2018 Team 21

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Dear Law, Justice and Development Week family,

The World Bank Legal Vice Presidency looks forward to welcoming you to Law, Justice and Development Week 2018. It is a distinct privilege to convene conversations on the work accomplished to date, and to chart the course for the work ahead to better support rights and protection in the development efforts we support around the world.

This year’s theme of “Rights, Protection and Development” is of paramount importance. The world is experiencing a surge in fragility, conflict and violence. It is estimated today that 65.6 million people globally have fled their homes either as refugees, internally displaced persons, or asylum seekers as a result of conflict and persecution. Forced displacement causes untold human suffering, particularly for the extreme poor and vulnerable, with negative impacts felt disproportionately by youth, women, children, the elderly and persons with disabilities, with significant economic and social impacts for generations to come.

Human rights and development are deeply intertwined, and the World Bank Group continues to support its members to realize human rights through ensuring that the lives of the world’s poorest and most vulnerable people are transformed for the better.

The World Bank’s new Environmental and Social Framework has recently come into effect. The Framework sets out the Bank’s commitment to sustainable development and human rights principles are embedded in it, including transparency, accountability, consultation, participation, non-discrimination and social inclusion. The Framework emphasizes the need to take into account those that are disadvantaged or vulnerable, not only through the avoidance of adverse impacts, but also through sharing in the benefits and opportunities of development.

As we gather this year to discuss the central role that law and legal frameworks play in upholding rights and protection in development work, we recall the distinct but complementary roles different agencies fulfill in supporting the realization of human rights around the world. We recall also the common objectives we share, including in pursuing the achievement of the SDGs and in working together in mutually reinforcing ways to the benefit of poor and vulnerable people all over the world.

The Law, Justice and Development Week community grows every year, and we hope our platform will continue to expand our efforts to answer the world’s most pressing development challenges.

Warmly,

Sandie Okoro Senior Vice President and World Bank Group General Counsel

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LAW, JUSTICE AND DEVELOPMENT WEEK 2018Sessions are organized in 4 main tracks

Rights, Protection and Development

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Days 1-2

World Bank Group/GFLJD

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Day 4

Legal Vice Presidency

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Day 5

International Financial

Institutions

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MONDAY NOVEMBER 5, 2018|RIGHTS, PROTECTION AND DEVELOPMENT– DAY ONEMC 2-800 Preston Auditorium

8:004:00

-Registration (8:00 am-4:00 pm | Preston Front Lobby)-Exhibit SDG & Art—A New Way to See the World (Um Novo Olhar sobre o Mundo, 8:00 am-6:00 pm | Preston Front Lobby)-Exhibition Booths (8:00 am-6:00 pm | MC Atrium)-Breakfast (8:00 am-9:00 am | MC Atrium)

9:159:30

Preston AuditoriumOpening Session | Welcoming Remarks:• Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World Bank• Jim Yong Kim, World Bank Group President (Via Video)Coordinator: Francesca Daverio

9:3010:00

Preston AuditoriumDM 01 || Fundamental Rights in the European Union: An Interview with Michael O’Flaherty, Director of the European Union Agency for Fundamental RightsInterviewer:

• Siobhan McInerney-Lankford, Senior Counsel, World Bank

10:0010:30

Preston AuditoriumDM 02 || Human Rights, Development and the SDGsSpeakers:

• Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World Bank • Michael O’Flaherty, Director, European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights • Gerard Quinn, Professor, Raoul Wallenberg Institute• Victor Mosoti, Chief Counsel, Environmental and International Law, World BankModerator: Siobhan McInerney-Lankford, Senior Counsel, World Bank

10:3011:00

MC AtriumNetworking and Coffee Break

11:0011:30

Panel 01 || Data and DevelopmentSpeakers:

• Hon. Alok Srivastava, Secretary, Department of Justice, India• David Satola, Lead Counsel, World Bank• Cathy Richards, Senior Counsel, International Finance Corporation• Jennifer Trotsko, SeniorComplianceOfficer,International

Finance Corporation• Gordon Myers, Chief Counsel, International Finance Corporation• Agustín Flah, Senior Partner, Flah Lawyers and Consultants Moderator: Gordon Myers, Chief Counsel, International Finance CorporationCoordinator: Juliane Fries

DM 03 || How Can Law Help Protect Individual Property Rights?

Speakers:

• Peter L. Murray, Visiting Professor of Law, Harvard Law School • Rolf Stürner, Professor of Law, University of Freiburg • Jens Bormann, President, Federal Chamber of Civil Law Notaries,

Germany

Coordinator: Jonathan Lindsay

11:3012:00

DM 04 || Conservation Right: A New Property Right for Sustainability

Interviewee:

• Jaime Ubilla Fuenzalida, Director, Conservation Law Center, Chile

Interviewer:

• Giedre Jokubauskaite, Lecturer in International Law, University of Glasgow

Coordinator: Sachiko Morita

12:0012:30

DM 05 || Our Responsibility to Prevent Sexual Exploitation and Abuse

Speakers:

• David Moore, Acting Deputy Administrator, USAID• Kimberley Ducimo, National Director on Child Safeguarding, Save

the Children US• Diana Jimena Arango, Senior Gender Specialist, World BankCoordinator: Per Gustafsson

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MC 2-800 Preston Auditorium

12:302:00

MC AtriumLunch

2:002:30

Panel 02 || The Rule of Law and the Independence of the JudiciarySpeakers:

• Hon. David Kenani Maraga, Chief Justice and President of the Supreme Court, Kenya

• Hon. Yousef Al Mutawah, Chairman of the Supreme Judicial Council and President of the Court of Cassation, Kuwait

• Hon. Abubacarr Marie Tambadou, Minister of Justice and Attorney General, The Gambia

• Hon. Muneer A. Malik, Former Attorney General, PakistanModerator: Stephen Zimmermann, Senior Adviser, Governance, World BankCoordinator: Sheherezade Malik

DM 06 || Human Rights of Migrant, Refugee, Asylum Seeking Women and GirlsSpeakers:

• Liri Kopaçi-Di Michele, Head, Violence against Women Division, Council of Europe

• Joan Timoney, Senior Director, Advocacy and External Relations, Women’s Refugee Commission

Coordinator: Francesca Daverio and Kezia Paladina

2:303:00

DM 07 || Gender Rights in the MENA RegionSpeaker:

• Hadeel Abdel Aziz, Executive Director, Justice Center for Legal Aid, Jordan

Coordinator: Emelyne Calimoutou

3:003:30

3:304:00


4:005:30

Preston Auditorium KEYNOTE SESSION Bridging the Humanitarian-Development Divide: Different Approaches to Similar Problems Speakers:

• Helen Durham, Director, International Law and Policy, ICRC• Volker Türk, Assistant High Commissioner for Protection, UNHCR• Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World Bank• Franck Bousquet, SeniorDirector,Fragility,ConflictandViolence,WorldBank Moderator: Sheila Redzepi, Vice President, External and Corporate Relations, World Bank GroupCoordinators: Prachi Tadsare and Sheherezade Malik

6:00 MC AtriumReception sponsored by the Legal Vice Presidency, World BankOpening Remarks: Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World Bank

DM—Digital Media sessions are broadcast live and/or recorded, and disseminated.MEET THE EXPERTS—After each session, experts will be available for Questions and Answers in the MC Atrium.

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TUESDAY NOVEMBER 6, 2018|RIGHTS, PROTECTION AND DEVELOPMENT– DAY TWOMC 2-800 Preston Auditorium

8:004:00

-Registration (8:00 am-4:00 pm | Preston Front Lobby)-Exhibit SDG & Art—A New Way to See the World (Um Novo Olhar sobre o Mundo, 8:00 am-6:00 pm | Preston Front Lobby)-Exhibition Booths (8:00 am-6:00 pm | MC Atrium)-Breakfast (8:00 am-9:00 am | MC Atrium)

9:009:30

Panel 03 || Access to Justice for the Poor vs. Middle Class vs. RichSpeakers:

• Hon. José Raúl Torres Kirmser, President of the Supreme Court, Paraguay

• Hon. Sophia Akuffo, Chief Justice, Ghana (TBC)• H.E. Thalatha Atukorale, Minister of Justice, Sri Lanka (TBC)• Gary Haugen, CEO and Founder, International Justice MissionModerator: Sheila Braka Musiime, Chief Counsel, World BankCoordinator: Sheherezade Malik

DM 08 || Women, Conflict and Justice Interviewee:

• Sanam Anderlini, Co-Founder and Executive Director, International Civil Society Action Network

Interviewer:• Jannie Lilja,SeniorOperationsOfficer,WorldBankCoordinator: Prachi Tadsare

9:3010:00

DM 09 || Governance’s Role in Ensuring Economic and Social Inclusion of LGBTI People Speakers:

• Deborah Wetzel, Senior Director, Governance, World Bank• Scott Busby, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Democracy,

Human Rights and Labor, U.S. Department of State• Maninder Gill, Director, Social, Urban, Rural and Resilience,

World BankCoordinator: Sara Agostini

10:0010:30

DM 10 || Enabling a Capability Approach to Refugees with Disabilities Speakers:

• Mary Crock, Professor of Public Law, University of Sydney Law School

• Ron McCallum, Emeritus Professor, University of Sydney Law School

Coordinator: Sheherezade Malik

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Panel 04 || Forced Displacement: Legal Protection and DevelopmentSpeakers:

• Hon. Bart Magunda Katureebe, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Uganda

• H.E. Abelard Tahiri, Minister of Justice, Kosovo• Hon. Samir Adam Annour, President of the Supreme Court,

Chad (TBC)• H.E. Louis-Paul Motazé, Minister of the Economy, Planning and

Regional Development, Cameroon (TBC)• Caroline Sergeant, World Bank Focal Point, Global Compact for

Refugees• Matthew Reynolds, Regional Representative, United States of

America and the Caribbean, UNHCRModerator:

• Vikram Raghavan, Lead Counsel, Legal Operations, World BankCoordinator: Prachi Tadsare

DM 11 || UN Women and Penn Law Family Law Mapping Speakers:

• Rangita de Silva de Alwis, Associate Dean for International Programs, University of Pennsylvania Law School

• Beatrice Duncan, Constitutions and Access to Justice Advisor, UN Women

Coordinator: Francesca Daverio and Kezia Paladina

11:3012:00

DM 12 || Why the World Needs More Paternity Leave Speaker:

• Katrin Schulz, Legal Analyst, Women, Business and the Law, World Bank

Coordinator: Carol Mulligan

12:0012:30

DM 13 || Rethinking Pension Laws and Women’s Vulnerability in Old AgeInterviewee:

• Alena Sakhonchik, Analyst, Women, Business and the Law, World Bank

Interviewee:

• Montserrat Pallares-Miralles, Senior Social Protection Specialist, World Bank

Coordinator: Cyril Fiat

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12:302:00

MC AtriumLunch

2:002:30

Panel 05 || Rights and Protection of Climate MigrantsSpeakers:

• Jan Wouters, Professor of International Law and International Organizations, Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies

• Kanta Kumari Rigaud, Lead Environment Specialist, World Bank Group

• Yvon Martinet, Partner, Environmental Law and Sustainable Development, DS Avocats

• Ama Francis, Climate Law Fellow, Sabin Center for Climate Change Law, Columbia University Law School

• Katrina M. Wyman, Sarah Herring Sorin Professor of Law, New York University School of Law

Moderator: Siobhan McInerney-Lankford, Senior Counsel, World BankCoordinator: Loren Atkins

DM 14 || The Role of Informal Justice Systems in Fragile Contexts Speakers:

• Anna Myriam Roccatello, Deputy Executive Director, International Center for Transitional Justice

• Tilman Roeder,ScientificCoordinator,FreeUniversityofBerlin• Bernd Messerschmidt, Head of Programme Rule of Law, German

Development Cooperation, AfghanistanCoordinator: Christian Jimenez Tomas

2:303:00

DM 15 || How Can We Enhance Institutions and Access in Fragile Camps? Speakers:

• Valentina Okaru-Bisant, Professor, Catholic University of America• Edith Mwenda, Senior Counsel, World Bank• RoseAnn Rotandaro, Founder and Executive Director, The Village

LinkCoordinator: Lakshmi Mathew

3:003:30

DM 16 || Can Blockchain and Other Innovative Technologies Help Solve the Refugee Crisis? Speakers:

• Elizabeth M. Renieris, Entrepreneurial Attorney and Strategic Consultant, CIPP

• Dilip Ratha, Lead Economist, World Bank• Jelena Madir, Chief Counsel, European Bank for Reconstruction

and DevelopmentCoordinator: Patricia Miranda

3:304:00


4:004:30

Panel 06 || Women’s Access to JusticeSpeakers:

• Hon. Hassan Bubacar Jallow, Chief Justice, The Gambia• Hon. Sophia Akuffo, Chief Justice, Ghana• Hon. Ivor Archie, Chief Justice, Trinidad and Tobago• Hon. Irene Chirwa Mambilima, Chief Justice, Zambia• Adriana Zawada, General Secretary, National Council of Public ProsecutionOffice,Brazil

Moderator:

Hon. Vanessa Ruiz, Senior Judge, District of Columbia Court of Appeals Coordinator: Sheherezade Malik

DM 17 || Ticket to Immersion: Empowerment Programs for Refugees Speakers:

• Elin Hofverberg, Expert Consultant, Law Library of Congress• Peter Roudik, Assistant Law Librarian of Congress for Legal

Research, Law Library of Congress• Jesús Carmona, Head, Citizens’ Policies, European Parliamentary

Research Service• Piotr Bakowski, Policy Analyst, European ParliamentCoordinator: Diana Hakobyan

4:305:00

DM 18 || Development Solutions by Winners of LJD Week 2018 Law Student ContestSpeakers:

• Mawunya Etsa Amanda Kudu, B.L. Student, Ghana School of Law

• Colman Ntungwerisho, L.L.B. Student, Makerere UniversityCoordinator: Peter Laszlo Vincze

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5:006:00

Panel 07 || Justice for Women: Making the Case for Action, Investment and ChangeSpeakers:

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

• Irene Khan, Director-General, International Development Law Organization

• Hon. Maria Fernanda Rodriguez, Under-Secretary, Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, Argentina

• H.E. Abubacarr Marie Tambadou, Attorney General and Minister of Justice, The Gambia

Moderator:

• Maaike de Lange, Head of Research, Task Force on Justice, Center on International Cooperation (CIC-NYU)

Coordinator: Francesca Daverio

DM 19 || New Forms of Security through Policy Reform, Water and Agriculture

Dominion to Participation: Policy Reform for Female Sex Workers

• Shashikala Gurpur, Director, Symbiosis Law School, India

Turning the Tide: Investing in WASH for Socioeconomic Change • Alexandra Campbell-Ferrari, Executive Director, Center for

Water Security and Cooperation

IFAD and Agricultural Development in Fragile Situations

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

Coordinator: Prachi Tadsare

6:00 Venue: The George Washington University School of Law— Frederick Lawrence Student Conference Center (SCC) on the 2nd floor of Lisner Hall

716 20th Street NW, Washington, DC 20052 (VENUE WITH LIMITED SPACE)

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

• Blake Morant, Dean, George Washington University School of Law• Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World Bank


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WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 7, 2018|IFI—DAY THREEMC 2-800 Preston Auditorium

8:0012:00

-Registration (8:00 am-4:00 pm | Preston Front Lobby, and 12:00 pm-4:00 pm | Visitor Entrance)-Exhibit SDG & Art—A New Way to See the World (Um Novo Olhar sobre o Mundo, 8:00 am-6:00 pm | Preston Front Lobby)-Exhibition Booths (8:00 am-6:00 pm | MC Atrium)-Breakfast (8:00 am-9:00 am | MC Atrium)

9:0010:30

Preston AuditoriumPanel 08 || Question Time with International Financial Institution General Counsel on Rights, Protection and DevelopmentModerator: Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World BankCoordinator: Amir Shaikh

10:3011:00


11:0011:30

DM 20 || Compliance and Safeguarding Policies: A Means and an End Speakers:

• Patricia Doutriaux, Attorney Advisor, USAID• Matthew Cohen, Deputy General Counsel, USAIDCoordinator: Cyril Fiat

DM 21 || Learning from the EU Experience of Supporting Justice Reform

Speaker:

• Martijn Quinn, Deputy Head, Directorate General for Justice, European Commission

Coordinator: Daria Goldstein

11:3012:00

DM 22 || Justice as a Dimension of Poverty and Well-BeingSpeaker:

• Paul Prettitore, Senior Land Administration Specialist, World Bank

Coordinator: Yuan Bing Mock

DM 23 || Access to Justice and Poverty Eradication Speaker:

• Peter Ouko, Founder and CEO, Youth Safety Awareness InitiativeCoordinator: Christian Jimenez Tomas

12:0012:30

DM 24 || Striving for Justice through Legal Empowerment Interviewee:

• Haya Emaan Zahid, Executive Director, Legal Aid SocietyInterviewer:

• Mahwush Malik, Legal Counsel, Habib Bank LimitedCoordinator: Giovanni Bo

DM 25 || Rights, Protection and Development: Lessons from the FieldSpeakers:

• Anna Autio, Program Manager, Nordic Trust Fund, World Bank• Eva Kloeve,SeniorProgramOfficer,NordicTrustFund,World

Bank• Daniel Owen, Senior Social Development Specialist, Social,

Urban, Rural and Resilience, World BankCoordinator: Dolie Schein

12:302:00

MC AtriumLunch

2:005:15

(Closed Session—For IFI General Counsel only)

International Financial Institution General Counsel RoundtableHosted by Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World Bank

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2:002:30

DM 26 || The Case for Justice: Investing in Peace and Prosperity Speakers:

• Martijn Quinn, Deputy Head of Unit, DG Justice, European Commission

• Deborah L. Wetzel, Senior Director, Governance, World Bank• Koen Davidse, Executive Director for the Netherlands, World

Bank Coordinator: Wendy Melis

DM 27 || Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank: Legal Perspectives Interviewee:

• Natalie Lichtenstein, Visiting Scholar, Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University

Interviewer:

• Alessandra Iorio, Chief Counsel, Legal Operations, World BankCoordinator: Prachi Tadsare

2:303:00

DM 28 || Building Sustainable Megaprojects: Legal Challenges and Mega Risk Speaker:

• Virginia Greiman, Attorney Advisor, Harvard Law SchoolCoordinator: Alejandro Alcala Gerezand

DM 29 || Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Humanitarian SettingsSpeakers:

• Anu Kumar, President and CEO, Ipas• Caren Grown, Senior Director, Gender, World Bank GroupCoordinator: Yuan Bing Mock

3:003:30

DM 30 || MIGA’s Role in Protecting Investor Rights Speaker:

• Daniel Moon, Counsel, Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency

Coordinator: Carol Mulligan

DM 31 || Raising the Bar in Integrity and Environmental, Social and Governance Standards Speakers:

• Lucas Diez Suarez, Counsel, International Finance Corporation• Huishu Ji,SeniorRiskOfficer,InternationalFinanceCorporation• Wenlei Zhou, Senior Social Development Specialist, International

Finance CorporationCoordinator: Cyril Fiat

3:304:00


4:004:30

DM 32 || Understanding Jurisdictional Immunities of International Organizations Speakers:

• Edward Chukwuemeke Okeke, Author, Jurisdictional Immunities of States and International Organizations (Oxford University Press 2018)

• David P. Stewart, Professor from Practice, Georgetown University Law Center

Coordinator: Dolie Schein

DM 33 || Community Inclusive Development and the Law (Session in Spanish)Speakers:

• Alejandra Cicero,ProgramOfficer,InternationalSeniorLawyersProject (ISLP)

• Carlos Ardila, Associate, Latham & Watkins LLPCoordinator: Escarlata Baza

4:305:00

DM 34 || Unique Perspective on the Kenyan Judicial Process-Past, Present and Future

Speakers:

• Hon. David Maraga, Chief Justice and President of the Supreme Court, Kenya

• Nancy Kanyago, Advocate, High Court of Kenya• Christine Owuor, Senior Public Sector Specialist, Judicial

Performance Improvement ProjectCoordinator: Marjorie Mpundu, Ndiga Odindo and Hilari Asasira

DM 35 || Why the Destruction of Property Rights Is Needed for Growth Speakers:

• Frank Upham, Professor of Property Law, New York University School of Law

• Jonathan Lindsay, Lead Counsel, Environmental and International Law, World Bank

Coordinator: Jonathan Lindsay

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5:005:30

DM 36 || Collaboration and Conflict in the Maximizing Finance for Development Context Speakers:

• Jordan Schwartz, Director, World Bank• David Satola, Lead Counsel, World Bank• Adam Schwartzman, Manager, International Finance Corporation• Merli Baroudi, Director, Multilateral Investment Guarantee

AgencyCoordinator: Kirsten Burghardt Propst

DM 37 || UNIDROIT Secretary-General’s Vision on Law and Development Speakers:

• Ignacio Tirado, Secretary General, UNIDROIT• Yuliya Panfil, Property Rights Investments, Omidyar Network• Nathalie Rey, Senior Counsel, Export-Import Bank of the United

StatesCoordinator: Virginia Glasgow


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THURSDAY NOVEMBER 8, 2018|WBG — DAY FOURMC 13-121 Preston Auditorium

8:0010:00

-Registration (8:00 am-10:00 am | Visitor Entrance)-Exhibit SDG & Art—A New Way to See the World (Um Novo Olhar sobre o Mundo, 8:00 am-6:00 pm | Preston Front Lobby)-Exhibition Booths (8:00 am-6:00 pm | MC Atrium)-Breakfast (8:00 am-9:00 am | MC Atrium)

9:009:30

MC 6-317 | By Invitation OnlyGF 01 || Steering Committee Meeting of the Global Forum on Law Justice and DevelopmentIntroduction:

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

DM 38 || Refugee Economic Empowerment and Housing Land Property Rights Speaker:

• Robert Smith, Chief, Comprehensive Solutions Section, UNHCRCoordinator: Prachi Tadsare

9:3010:00

DM 39 || Privileges and Immunities of International Organizations co-sponsored by International Law InstituteModerator:

• Don Wallace, Chairman, International Law InstituteSpeakers:

• Edward Chukwuemeke Okeke, Author, Jurisdictional Immunities of States and International Organizations (Oxford University Press 2018)

• Christopher Stephens, General Counsel, Asian Development Bank (ADB)

• Diana Wilson Patrick, General Counsel, Caribbean Development Bank (CDB)

• Godfred Penn, Acting General Counsel, African Development Bank (AfDB)

Coordinator: Amir Shaikh

10:0010:30

10:3011:00


11:0011:30

GF 02 || Atlas of Disaster Legislation in South America Speaker:

• Andressa de Oliveira Lanchotti, Public Prosecutor, Public Ministry, State of Minas Gerais

Coordinator: Luciana Lepri

Panel 09 || The World Bank Environment and Social Framework and Opportunities for Harmonization and Collaboration on Environmental and Social Issues amongst the IFIsModerators:

• Victor Mosoti, Chief Counsel, Environmental and International Law, World Bank

• Maninder Gill, Director, Social Development, World BankSpeakers:

• Nessim Ahmad, Deputy Director General, Sustainable Development and Climate Change, Asian Development Bank

• Stephen Lintner, Senior Environmental and Social Advisor, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

• Alistair Clark, Managing Director, Environment and Sustainability, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

• Janine Ferretti, Chief, Environment and Social Safeguards, Inter-American Development Bank

• Jamie Fergusson, Manager, Sustainability Leadership, International Finance Corporation

• Yasser Ibrahim, Sector Manager, Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency

• Charles di Leva, Chief Environmental and Social Standards Officer,WorldBank

Coordinator: Sofia De Abreu Ferreira

11:3012:00

GF 03 || How to Promote Access to Justice Through the Promotion of Alternative Dispute ResolutionSpeakers:

• Yoshihiro Natsui, Professor, Osaka University Law School• Mio Takanashi, Attorney, International Cooperation Department

Research and Training Institute, Ministry of Justice, JapanCoordinator: Laurence Coste

12:0012:30

GF 04 || An Effective Justice System: The Backbone of DevelopmentSpeakers:

• Francois Chevance, French National School for the Judiciary• Basile Ader, Attorney at Law, Paris Bar• Georgia Harley, Justice Reform Specialist, Governance, World

Bank• Nicole Cochet, Executive Director, Justice International

Cooperation• Christian Brugerolle, Head of the International Department, Paris

Bar

Coordinator: Kezia Minar Paladina

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12:302:00

MC AtriumLunch

2:002:30

GF 05 || Economic International Rankings and Public Development: Rank ItSpeakers:

• Lionel Galliez, International Affairs Adviser, International Union of Notaries

• Veronique Tuffal-Nerson, Lawyer, French National Bar Council• Anne-Charlotte Gros, Executive Director, Foundation for Civil

LawCoordinator: Christian Jimenez Tomas

Panel 10 || Getting the Deal Done: Snapshots of Maximizing Finance for Development in PracticeSpeakers:

• Monica Restrepo, Chief Counsel, Structured Finance and Guarantees, World Bank

• Ximena Talero, Lead Counsel, Structured Finance and Guarantees, World Bank

• Neil Ashar, Senior Counsel, Structured Finance and Guarantees, World Bank

• Mark Sigrist, Senior Counsel, Structured Finance and Guarantees, World Bank

• Sunjung Kim, Counsel, Structured Finance and Guarantees, World Bank

• Shingira Masanzu, Counsel, Structured Finance and Guarantees, World Bank

Coordinator: Escarlata Baza

2:303:00

GF 06 || Business and Human Rights: The Duty to ProtectSpeakers:

• Veronique Tuffal-Nerson, Lawyer, French National Bar Council• Basile Ader, Attorney at Law, Paris BarCoordinator: Yonghwa Hong

3:003:30

GF 07 || CoP on Private Law and Agricultural DevelopmentSpeakers:

• Ignacio Tirado, Secretary General, UNIDROIT• Thomas McInerney, Professor of Rule of Law for Development,

Loyola University School of LawCoordinator: Francesca Daverio

3:304:00

GF 08 || The New International Industrial Cooperation Strategy for a Mutually Beneficial Cooperation between North and South CountriesSpeaker:

• Chantal Dagnaud, President, European Club for Countertrade & Offset (ECCO)

Coordinator: Laurence Coste

4:004:30

MC 13-121Networking and Coffee Break

4:305:00

GF 09 || National Council of Public Prosecution Service in Brazil and the Impacts on Human Rights PoliciesSpeakers:

• Ivana Pena, Public Prosecutor and Human Rights Secretary, National Council of Public Prosecution Service, Brazil

• Adriana Zawada Melo, Federal Public Prosecutor, National Council of Public Prosecution Service, Brazil

• Andrea Teixeira de Souza, State Public Prosecutor, National Council of Public Prosecution Service, Brazil

Coordinator: Luciana Lepri

DM—Digital Media sessions are broadcast live and/or recorded, and disseminated.MEET THE EXPERTS—After each session, experts will be available for Questions and Answers in the MC Atrium. GF—Sessions organized by the Communities of Practice of the Global Forum on Law, Justice and Development.

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FRIDAY NOVEMBER 9, 2018|LEG — DAY FIVEMC 13-121

8:309:00

Breakfast

9:0010:00

World Bank Group Institutional and Regulatory Framework (For World Bank Group Staff Only)Presenter:

• Jay Pascual, Senior Counsel, Legal Development Finance, World Bank Coordinators: Escarlata Baza

10:0011:00

World Bank Products (For World Bank Group Staff Only)Presenter:

• Pilar Gonzalez, Senior Counsel, Latin America and the Caribbean and Europe and Central Asia, World BankCoordinator: Escarlata Baza

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Main Entrance

Visitor EntrancePreston Auditorium (1st floor)

Main Complex Building Map

Main Entrance: 1818 H Street, NW, Washington DC 20433

Visitor Entrance: 700 18th Street NW, Washington DC 20433

VENUE

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LAW, JUSTICE AND DEVELOPMENT WEEK 2018WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE GENEROUS SUPPORT OF

Women, Business and the Law

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Vale develops technology to produce very high-quality ore, which requires less coal in the steelmaking process therefore, reducing greenhouse gases. Vale rethought the whole process. We have improved the extraction, the transportation, the delivery and made our production more sustainable.

Vale extracts ore using state-of-the-art technology that helps ensure a sustainable future.

Conveyor belt system - S11D Eliezer Batista Complex

Canaã dos Carajás – State of Pará

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Vale develops technology to produce very high-quality ore, which requires less coal in the steelmaking process therefore, reducing greenhouse gases. Vale rethought the whole process. We have improved the extraction, the transportation, the delivery and made our production more sustainable.

Vale extracts ore using state-of-the-art technology that helps ensure a sustainable future.

Conveyor belt system - S11D Eliezer Batista Complex

Canaã dos Carajás – State of Pará

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CREDITS

EXHIBIT SDG & ART A NEW WAY TO SEE THE WORLD

UM NOVO OLHAR SOBRE O MUNDO

Presented by ODS & ARTE November 5-8 | Preston Front Lobby

A great gallery of art from Paraná that promotes the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. For more information, visit http://www.odsarte.pr.gov.br.

“Art changes people and people

change the world"John Butler

PRESENTANTION:

CONCEPT:

Needs for “SDG & ART”:

PIANO PERFORMANCE

Presented by Victor Lepri November 5-8 during breaks | MC Atrium

Victor Lepri, Brazilian pianist, started studying piano at the age of 15. He studied classic piano techniques and repertoire with Sandra Delallo until the age of 22 when he started his path through jazz with his mentor and friend, Mateus Gonsales. Always searching for a unique sound, he creates a mix of jazz, classical music and Brazilian music.

His art is inspired by some of the greatest pianists such as, João Donato, Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea, Erroll Garner, Duke Ellington, Kenny Werner, Dick Hyman and Tom Jobim. He seeks inspiration from Brazilian folk music, from traditional singers to African-Brazilian drummers.

The improvisation always guides the performance, feeling the energy of the audience, he creates nuances in the music that promises to captivate and take the audience on a trip through a mind of art and music filled with improvisation and creativity exploring the piano not like a music instrument but as a tool to express the art that his music can reveal.

Contact: [email protected] | victorlepri.comInstagram: @victorlepri | facebook: fb.me/victorlepripiano

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MEET LJDWEEK2018 TEAM

Sandie Okoro Host

Amir Shaikh Lead Organizer

Christian Tomas Diane Smith-Brown

Siobhan McInerney Vikram Raghavan

Dolie Schein Francesca Daverio

Georgina Wiese Kezia Paladina Laurence Coste

Luciana Lepri Peter Vincze Prachi Tadsare Sara Agostini

Sheherezade Malik Yasmine Djellal Yonghwa Hong

Jihane Roederer

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