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december 5-9 | Washington DC

LAW, JUSTICE And dEvELopmEnT WEEk 2016LaW, CLimate Change anD DeveLopment

PROGRAM

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Anne-Marie Leroy Senior Vice President and World Bank Group General Counsel

Ethiopis Tafara Vice President and General Counsel International Finance Corporation

Dear Colleagues, Speakers and Participants,

We are pleased to welcome you to Law, Justice and Development Week 2016 (LJD Week). We have an exciting agenda ahead of us. Thank you for attending! Our week will include the following topics:

Climate Change Days. The theme for the first two days of the conference is Law, Climate Change and Development. Sessions will explore legal issues arising in adaptation to the changes shaping our global climate, and issues around mitigation of climate impacts. We are delighted to have President Jim Kim open the conference and Prof. Achim Steiner as keynote speaker.

International Financial Institutions (IFI) Day. On Wednesday, we bring together the General Counsel and lawyers of the world’s international financial institutions to address current legal challenges in development, such as IFIs’ bonds, sanctions, envi-ronmental and social frameworks for investment projects, fraud and corruption, juris-dictional immunity before national courts, and many other topics.

Global Forum Days. The fourth and fifth days are devoted to a broad variety of legal issues related to the sustainable development goals led by partners of the Global Forum on Law, Justice and Development.

World Bank Group Day. Friday is also dedicated to events for lawyers working in the World Bank Group, and is focused on select institutional and operational issues.

In addition to the regular conference program, participants will have opportunities to participate in networking and social events, attend films, and engage in thematic working groups and communities of practice discussions throughout the week.

We would like to express deep appreciation to our sponsors for their generous sup-port, and the Global Forum partners, speakers, moderators and colleagues who have devoted their time, insight and enthusiasm to producing this exciting knowledge sharing event. We look forward to your active participation.

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LAW, JUSTIce And deveLopmenT Week 2016sessions are organized in 3 main tracks

media events organized by Connect4Climate will be offered throughout the week

Climate Change

International Financial

Institutions

Digital Media Zone

Global Forum

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Days 1-2

Days 4-5

Day 3

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LIve STreAmInG on YoUTUbeall sessions taking place in the following rooms

will be broadcasted live, except where indicated.

please check eventmobi.com/ljdweek2016 for Youtube links.

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program subject to change, please check LJDWeeK2016 app for most updated version

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mondAY, december 5, 2016|CLimate Change – DaY one8:009:00

Preston Front LobbyRegistration

8:009:00

MC AtriumBreakfast and Coffee

9:3010:30

MC AtriumCC-01 | Plenary Session – Take Aways from MarrakeshKeynote Speaker: Achim Steiner, Director Oxford Martin School, University of Oxford Speakers: • Jim Yong Kim, World Bank Group President

• Anne-Marie Leroy, Senior Vice President and World Bank Group General Counsel

• Laura Tuck, Vice President, Sustainable Development, World Bank

• Sheila Redzepi, Vice President, External and Corporate Relations, World Bank

10:3010:45

MC AtriumNetworking break

10:4512:15

MC13-121CC-02 | Legal and Extra-Legal Tools for Cities to Combat Climate Change, Economic Inequalities and VulnerabilitiesSpeakers:

• Mindy Goldstein, Emory University

• Fernanda Nicola, American University

• Rob Verchick Gauthier, Loyola University

• John Travis Marshall, Georgia State University

MC2-800CC-03 | Equity Considerations for the Poorest: the Implications of Climate Action in Low-Income CountriesSpeakers:

• James Morrissey, Oxfam America

• Liane Lohde, International Finance Corporation

• Jeffrey D. Sachs, Center for Sustainable Development, Columbia University

• Nicolas Maennling, Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment

MC C2-131CC-04 | After Paris: Compliance and Enforcement for National Climate Change AgendasSpeakers:

• Scott Fulton, Environmental Law Institute

• Manuel Pulgar-Vidal, World Wildlife Fund

• Avi Garbow, US Environmental Protection Agency

• Bob Perciasepe, Center for Climate and Energy Solutions (C2ES)

12:0012:15

MC AtriumWelcome to Connect4Climate Digital Media Zone

12:1512:45

MC AtriumTown Hall: The Art and Impact of Storytelling as a Tool for Advocacy

12:302:00

MC13-121 Lunch CC-05 | Climate Risk: A Coordinated Approach to Climate Finance and Sustainable Development Moderator:

• Michael Burger, Sabin Center for Climate Change Law

Speakers:

• Jay Koh, Global Adaptation and Resilience Investment Working Group

• Leonardo Martinez-Diaz, U.S. Treasury

• Vladimir Stenek, International Finance Corporation

• Vicki Arroyo, Georgetown Climate Center

MC2-800 Lunch CC-06 | A Gender Perspective on Climate Change and Land-Degradation Neutrality Chairs:

• Reehana Raza, Overseas Development Institute

• Jon Lindsay, World Bank

Speakers:

• Atieno Mboya Samandari, Emory University

• Carla García Zendejas, Center for International Environmental Law

• Tazeen Hasan, World Bank

• Wagaki Wischnewski, United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification

MC C2-131 Lunch CC-07 | Which Climate Change Regime Are You? Speakers:

• Amir Sokolowski, Legal Atlas

• Robert Percival, University of Maryland

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12:451:00

MC AtriumCIF Talk: Small Island Developing States – Small Islands, Big Ambitions

1:152:00

MC AtriumPresentation: Perspective on Climate Change Policy

2:002:15

MC AtriumCIF Talk: Forests – The Hearts and Lungs of the World

2:003:30

MC13-121CC-08 | Carbon Pricing: Principles for Successful Design and ImplementationModerator:

• Thomas Kerr, International Finance Corporation

Speakers:

• Richard M. Saines, Baker & McKenzie LLP

• Emilie Alberola, I4CE Institute for Climate Economics

• Alex Hanafi, Environmental Defense Fund

• Fréderic Tremblay, Government of Québec Province, Canada

MC2-800CC-09 | Business and Human Rights: Enterprises, Actors for a Climate JusticeSpeakers:

• Véronique Tuffal-Nerson, Europe and International Affairs Committee of the Conseil National des Barreaux

• Jimena Reyes, International Federation for Human Rights

• Geneviève Van Rossum, French Ministry of Foreign Affairs

MC C2-131CC-10 | Developing and Implementing Nationally Determined Contributions in Selected MENA countriesSpeakers:

• Michel Nussbaumer, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

• Vesselina Haralampieva, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

• Marie-Claire Cordonier Segger, Centre for International Sustainable Development Law

• Ayman Cherkaoui, COP 22 Presidency – Kingdom of Morocco

• Afef Marrakchi, Expert on Sustainable Development in Tunisian Law

2:153:30

MC AtriumScreening: Film4Climate Global Video Competition Carbon Pricing; Cities

3:303:45

MC AtriumClimate Talk: What Is Carbon Pricing?

3:303:45


3:455:15

MC13-121CC-11 | The Rule of Law and Legal Institutions in Addressing Climate Change-Related Adaptation, Mitigation and Litigation Moderator:

• David W. Rivkin, International Bar Association/Debevoise & Plimpton

Speakers:

• Conor Linehan, William Fry

• Roger Martella, Sidley Austin LLP

• Alice Thomas, Refugees International

MC2-800CC-12 | Climate Justice: U.S. and International PerspectivesModerator:

• Randall S. Abate, Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University

Speakers:

• Jennifer Huang, Center for Climate and Energy Solutions

• Damilola Olawuyi, HBKU Law School, Qatar

• Steven Ferrey, Suffolk University

MC C2-131CC-13 | Realizing National Commitments under the Paris Agreement: Compliance, Enforcement and MitigationChair:

• John Pendergrass, Enviromental Law Institute

Panelists:

• Delenia H. McIver, Global Green Growth Institute

• Andrea Agatha Jacobs, Ministry of Health and the Environment, Antigua and Barbuda

• Loren Denton, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

• Claudia de Windt, Organization of American States

5:306:30

MC AtriumScreening & Panel: Years of Living Dangerously II

6:307:30

MC AtriumReception co-sponsored by Climate Investment Funds and the World Bank Legal Vice Presidency

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TUeSdAY, december 6, 2016|CLimate Change – DaY tWo8:009:00

Preston Front Lobby Registration

8:009:00

MC13-121 & MC2-800 Coffee

9:0010:30

MC13-121CC-17 | Unlocking the Potential of Capital Markets (Part 1)Keynote Speaker:

• Jingdong Hua “Innovative Finance for Climate Change”, International Finance Corporation

Moderator:

• Rebeca Godoy, World Bank

Speakers:

• Christa Clapp, CICERO

• Rebecca Burns, Bank of America Merrill Lynch

• Namita Vikas, YES Bank

• Igor Shishlov, I4CE – Institute for Climate Economics

• Kenneth G. Lay, The Rock Creek Group

MC2-800CC-16 | Legal Aspects of REDD+ — Markets, Results-Based Payments and Associated RisksModerator:

• Moritz von Unger, Atlas Environmental Law Advisory

Speakers:

• Richard Saines, Baker McKenzie LLP

• Ludovinio Lopes, Ludovinio Lopes Associates

• Christina Voigt, University of Oslo

• Charles E. Di Leva, World Bank

• Charlotte Streck, Climate Focus

10:3010:45

MC13-121 & MC2-800Networking break

10:4512:15

MC13-121 Unlocking the Potential of Capital Markets (Part 2)Moderator:

• Rebeca Godoy, World Bank

Speakers:

• Christa Clapp, CICERO

• Rebecca Burns, Bank of America Merrill Lynch

• Namita Vikas, YES Bank

• Igor Shishlov, I4CE – Institute for Climate Economics

• Kenneth G. Lay, The Rock Creek Group

MC2-800CC-18 | Carbon Rights – A Muddy Concept?Moderator:

• Michael Mehling, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Speakers:

• Thiago Chagas, Climate Focus

• Arjuna Dibley, Baker & McKenzie LLP

• Moritz von Unger, Atlas Environmental Law Advisory

• Charlotte Streck, Climate Focus

12:302:00

MC13-121 LunchCC-19 | Insurance, Hedges and Markets, and Adapting to Climate ChangeSpeakers:

• Gregory W. Characklis, University of North Carolina

• Donald Hornstein, University of North Carolina

MC2-800 LunchCC-20 | Post Paris Agreements to Reduce HFC and Aviation EmissionsModerator:

• Alan Miller, University of Michigan Law School

Speakers:

• Durwood Zaelke, Institute for Governance & Sustainable Development

• Sue Biniaz, Columbia Law School

2:003:30

MC13-121CC-21 | Impact Funds and Other Novel Mobilization Structures for Development Moderator:

• Gordon I. Myers, International Finance Corporation

Panelists:

• Tom Brunner, LeapFrog Investments

• Elizabeth Roberts, Goodwin Procter LLP

• Meera Narayanaswamy, International Finance Corporation

• Euan Marshall, International Finance Corporation

• Laird Reed, International Finance Corporation

MC2-800CC-22 | Global Drought: Climate Change Stress on Global Water Supply and SecurityModerator:

• Alexandra Campbell-Ferrari, Center for Water Security and Cooperation

Panelists:

• Frédéric Varin, French Notaries

• Roger Martella, Sidley Austin LLP

• Bruno Nguyen, UNESCO International Hydrological Programme

• Valentina Okaru-Bisant, George Washington University

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3:303:45

MC13-121 & MC2-800Networking break

3:455:15

MC13-121CC-23 | Game Changer in Financial Markets: Climate Risk DisclosureModerator:

• Flavia Rosembuj, International Finance Corporation

Speakers:

• Matthew Arnold, JP Morgan Chase & CO

• Sue Reid, CERES

• Paul Rodel, Debevoise & Plimpton

• Punji Leagnavar, Global Reporting Initiative

MC2-800 Webcast not availableCC-24 | Regulating for Resilience: Facilitating Effective Climate Change Adaptation in Coastal Communities Moderator:


Speakers:

• Angus Friday, Grenada’s Ambassador to the USA

• John Versantvoort, Asian Development Bank

• Elizabeth Bakibinga, Commonwealth Secretariat

• Päivi Koskinen-Lewis, World Bank

5:306:30

Preston AuditoriumScreening: Before the Flood or Racing Extinction

6:307:30

Preston Front LobbyReception co-sponsored by American Bar Association, Section of International Law and Washington University School of Law

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WedneSdAY, december 7, 2016 |DaY 3 – iFi DaY8:009:00


8:009:00

MC AtriumCoffee

8:309:00

MC AtriumBriefing: Climate Change & Food Insecurity

9:0010:30

MC AtriumScreening: Connect4Climate Film

9:0010:30

MC13-121IFI-01 | How Impactful are our Bonds? An IFI Perspec-tive Moderator:

• Heikki Cantell, Nordic Investment Bank

Speakers:

• Marcin Bill, International Finance Corporation

• Aldo Romani, European Investment Bank

• Christine Davies, World Bank

MC6-317 Closed SessionIFI-02 | Global Forum Steer-ing Committee Meeting

MC2-800 Webcast not avail-ableIFI-03 | Choosing the Right Sanction: Deterrence and Compliance in MDB SanctionsModerators:

• Pascale Hélène Dubois and Paul Ezzeddin, World Bank

Speakers:

• Juan Gabriel Ronderos, IDB

• Lisa K. Miller, World Bank

• John Coogan, International Finance Corporation

• Paul Kearney, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

MC C2-131 IFI-04 | Environmental and Social Framework for Investment Project FinanceModerator:


Panelists:

• Mark King, World Bank

• Zarafshan Khawaja, World Bank

• Maninder S. Gill, World Bank

• Bilal H. Rahill, World Bank

• Una Meades, World Bank

10:3010:45


10:3010:45

MC AtriumClimate Shot: Private Sector Revewable Energy Projects

10:4512:00

MC AtriumScreening: Agriculture/Farming/Food; Renewable Energy

10:4512:15

MC13-121IFI-05 | Financing Private Sector Renewable Energy Projects Speakers:

• Ximena Talero, World Bank

• Kenneth W. Hansen, Chadbourne & Parke LLP

• Mark Paist, Overseas Private Investment Corporation

MC2-800 10:45-12:30IFI-06 | Barrier to Justice or Functional Necessity? The Immunity of International OrganizationsOpen to current legal staff of IO. Other guests will be invited

Moderator:

• David R. Rivero, World Bank

Panelists:

• Christopher Stephens, Asian Development Bank

• Heidi Jimenez, Pan American Health Organization/World Health Organization

• Kristina Daugirdas, Michigan Law School

• August Reinisch, University of Vienna

• Ursula Wellen, International Administrative Law Specialist

• Ranjini Ramakrishnan, World Bank

• Mariangeles Sabella, World Bank

MC C2-131IFI-17 | The Global State of Environmental Rule of Law: Successes, Challenges, and Future DirectionsModerator:


Speakers:

• Arnold Krielhuber, Division of Environmental Law and Conventions, UNEP

• John Pendergrass, Environmental Law Institute

• Claudia de Windt, Organization of American States

• Ana Barreira, Instituto Internacional de Derecho y Medio Ambiente

• Irum Ahsan, Asian Developmnet Bank

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12:0012:15

MC AtriumCIF Talk: Noor Concentrated Solar Power Plant – The Clean Tech Project So Big It Can Be Seen from Space

12:301:00

MC AtriumTown Hall: Justice and Poverty

12:302:00

MC13-121 LunchIFI-07 | Climate Law & Governance InnovationsModerators:

• Marie Claire Cordonier Segger, Centre for International Sustainable Development Law


Speakers:

• Ayman Cherkaoui, COP 22 Presidency - Kingdom of Morocco

• Markus Gehring, Centre for International Governance Innovation

• Fabiano de Andrade Correa, Food & Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

• Michael Mehling, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

MC7-100 LunchIFI-08 | Responsibility of International Organizations: Towards a Convention?Speaker:

• Arnold Pronto, United Nations Office of Legal Affairs

MC C1-D&EGeneral Counsel Lunch (By Invitation Only)

1:002:00

MC AtriumPresentation: Enforcing Enviromental Obligations for the Benefit of All

2:005:15

J2-110 Closed SessionIFI-11 | General Counsel Roundtable

2:003:30

MC13-121IFI-09 | Enforcing Environmental Obligations for the Benefit of All Stakeholders: An International Court for the Environment, International Arbitration and Other Legal AvenuesModerator:

• Mairée Uran Bidegain, International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes

Panelists:

• Wendy J. Miles, Boies, Schiller & Flexner LLP

• David Hunter, American University


• Catherine Amirfar, Debevoise & Plimpton

MC7-100IFI-10 | Managing Non-Financial Risks in Private Sector Investments in Fragile and Conflict SituationsSpeakers:

• Ceri Lawley, International Finance Corporation

• Gerald Tanyi, International Finance Corporation

• Seynabou Ba, International Finance Corporation

• Juan Carlos Pereira, International Finance Corporation

• Merima Zupcevic, International Finance Corporation

MC2-800IFI-19 | The Role of Brazilian Institutions in Major Social & Environ-mental Issues: The Mariana Dam Disaster and the Carwash Operation (Part 1)

Introduction:

• Claudio Henrique Portela do Rêgo, National Council of Prosecution Service, Brazil

Moderator:

• John Pendergrass, Environmental Law Institute

Panelists:

• Luis Inácio Adams, Tauil & Checker Law Firm❷

• Renato Rodrigues Vieira, The Presidency of the Republic of Brazil

• Onofre Alves Batista Junior, Estado de Minas Gerais

• José Adércio Leite Sampaio, Federal Public Ministry of Brazil

MC C2-131IFI-12 | Sustainable Pro-curement Moderator:

• Steven Schooner, George Washington University

Panelists:

• Christopher Mark Browne, World Bank

• Peter Kunzlik, University of East Anglia, UK

• Caroline Nicholas, UNCITRAL

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2:002:15

MC AtriumCIF Talk: Africa – Lighting the Way to a Low-Carbon Future

2:153:30

MC AtriumScreening: Film4Climate Global Video Competition: Technology/Innovation, Migration

3:303:45

MC AtriumClimate Shot: Role of Law in the Field of Climate Change

3:303:45


3:455:15

MC13-121IFI-13 | Mitigating Foreign Exchange Risk to Promote Climate FinancingModerators:

• Don Scott De Amicis, Georgetown University

Panelists:

• Mary Rose Brusewitz, Strasburger & Price, LLP

• Brian Cox, MFX Solutions

• Harald Hirschhofer, the Currency Exchange Fund (TCX)

MC7-100IFI-14 | Law-Making and Globalization: The Role of International Organizations in Setting the Rules of the Game InternationallySpeakers:

• Nicola Bonucci, OECD ❷

• Céline Kauffmann, OECD

• Jim Brumby, World Bank

• Ceda Ogada, International Monetary Fund

• Jan Wouters, University of Leuven

MC2-800The Role of Brazilian Institutions in Major Social & Environmental Issues: The Mariana Dam Disaster and the Carwash Operation (Part 2)Chair:

• Stephen S. Zimmermann, World Bank

Panelists:

• Deltan Dallagnol, Federal Public Ministry of Brazil

• Sérgio Bruno Cabral Fernandez, Federal Public Ministry of Brazil

• Otaviano Canuto, World Bank

MC C2-131 Webcast not availableIFI-15 | Forced Displacement: Lessons from the Field Moderator:

• Vikram Raghavan, World Bank

Panelists:

• Mei Wang, World Bank

• Noah Yarrow, World Bank

• Ziad Nakat, World Bank

• Juan Carlos Alvarez, World Bank

• Naila Ahmed, World Bank

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THUrSdAY, december 8, 2016|DaY 4 – gLobaL Forum DaY8:009:00


8:009:00

MC AtriumCoffee

8:309:00

MC AtriumBriefing: The Human-Centered Business Model (HCBM): A Holistic Approach to a New Model for Doing Business

9:0010:30

MC AtriumScreening: Connect4Climate Film

9:0010:30

MC13-121GF-01 | What Difference Would Ending Child Marriage Make for Education, Health, Growth, and the Wealth of Nations, and What Does this Imply for Policy?Chair:

• Roberta Gatti, World Bank

Presenter:

• Quentin Wodon, World Bank

Discussants:

• Suzanne Petroni, International Center for Research on Women

• Michele Gragnaloti, World Bank

MC C2-125GF-02 | The Evolution of Compensatory Measures on International Public Government ProcurementSpeakers:

• Chantal Dagnaud, Institutions & Stratégies

• Nicola Bonucci, OECD

• Robert S. Metzger, Rogers Joseph O’Donnell

• Christian Sylvain, European Club of Countertrade & Offset

MC C2-131 Webcast not availableGF-03 | Improving Public Participation in Environmental Policy Decision-MakingSpeakers:

• Emmanuelle Petitdemange, Conseil d’Etat, France

• Manon Perrière, Conseil d’Etat, France

• Leila Devia, University of Buenos Aires

• Yann Aguila, Bredin Prat

MC C2-135 Webcast not availableGF-04 | Towards the SDGs through a Fair Balance in PPP Contracts: Aggregating Lessons Learnt in Rwanda and InternationallyModerator:


Speakers:

• Marc Frilet, Frilet-Société d’Avocats

• Jeannetta Craigwell-Graham, Power Africa Transactions and Reform Program

• Alice Rwema, Ministry of Infrastructure of Rwanda

• Victoria Rigby Delmon, World Bank

• Christina Paul, World Bank

10:3010:45


10:3010:45

MC AtriumClimate Shot: Green Bonds and Other Financial Instruments for the Environment

10:4512:15

MC13-121GF-05 | Corporate Lawyers as Global Change Agents: Advancing Private Sector Commitments to the SDGsSpeakers:

• Isabella D. Bunn, ABA Section of International Law

• Ursula Wynhoven, United Nations Global Compact

• Tom Shropshire, Linklaters LLP

• Yasmin Batliwala, Advocates for International Development

• Nicole Bigby, Berwin Leighton Paisner

• Clovis Torres, VALE SA

• Gretchen C. Bellamy, Walmart

• Ulysses Smith, UN Global Compact

MC C2-125 Webcast not availableGF-06 | Procurement as a Tool for Development: Challenges and OpportunitiesModerator:


Speakers:

• Anna Maria La Chimia, University of Nottingham

• Claire Methven O’Brien, Danish Institute for Human Rights

• Eva Grambye, Danish Institute for Human Rights

MC C2-131GF-07 | Forced Displacement: from Aid-Dependence to Self-RelianceModerator:

• Mirjana Stankovic, World Bank

Speakers:

• Elizabeth Ferris, Georgetown University

• Michael Clemens, Center for Global Development

• Sebastian Albuja, ABA-ROLI

• Demetrios G. Papademetriou, Migration Policy Institute

• Nikos Zaharis, South-East European Research Center

• Alexandra Prodromidou, South-East European Research Centre

MC C2-135GF-08 | Virtual Currencies & Distributed Ledgers – What Will the Future Look Like?Moderator:

• Ross Leckow, International Monetary Fund

Speakers:

• Jessie Cheng, Ripple

• Patrick Murck, Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University

• Clint Gilliam, Chain Inc.

10:4512:15

MC AtriumScreening: Human Rights

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12:0012:15

MC AtriumCIF Talk: Private Sector – Innovative Finance to Tackle the Climate Challenge

12:301:00

MC AtriumTown Hall: Ending Child Marriage – the Economic & Social Rationale

12:302:00

MC13-121 LunchGF-09 | Network Governance for Access to Justice in Asia: New Paradigm for Solution of Refugee CrisisSpeakers:

• Yasunobu Sato, University of Tokyo

• Kazuhide Kuroda, World Bank

• Kazuo Tase, Deloitte Tohmatsu Consulting co., Ltd.

• Takeshi Hayakawa, Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu

MC C2-125 LunchGF-10 | Microtrade: A New System of International Trade with Volunteerism Towards Poverty Elimination

(TED Talk)• Y.S. Lee, Law and

Development Institute

MC C2-131 LunchGF-23 | State Insolvency: Lessons from the Past for Future Good PracticesSpeakers:

• Mathias Audit, University of Paris 1 (Panthéon-Sorbonne)

• Daniel Müller, Freshfield

• Nicolas Mounier, French Development Agency

• Nils Reichhelm, KfW, Germany

MC C2-135 LunchGF-12 | Will Blockchain Technology Simplify Cross-border Property Transactions?Speakers:

• Thomas Meyer, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH

• Lionel Galliez, Notary at law in Paris, France

• Peter Sparkes, University of Southampton

• Jos Uitdehaag, Royal Dutch Organization of Judicial Officers (KBvG)

• Jacques Vos, the Netherland’s Cadastre, Land Registry and Mapping Agency

• Sjef van Erp, Maastricht University

• Henrik Hjelte, ChromaWay

• Peter Kirby, Factom

• Dennis D. Martínez Colón, International Union of Notaries

1:002:00

MC AtriumPanel: Human Rights & Development (Migrations & Climate Change, Climate Refugees)

2:002:15

MC AtriumCIF Talk: Climate Finance – The Game Changer We Need

2:003:45

MC13-121GF-13 | New Challenges and Opportunities for Criminal Justice Reform – SDGs and the 2015 Doha Declaration on Crime Prevention and Criminal JusticeModerator:

• Nikhil Roy, Penal Reform International

Panelists:

• Taghreed Jaber, Penal Reform International

• David C. Fathi, American Civil Liberties Union National Prison Project

• Francis Botchway, Qatar University

• Julia Constanze Braunmiller, World Bank

• Mohamed Y. Mattar, Qatar University

MC C2-125GF-14 | Enhancing Tax Compliance by Leveraging Technology SolutionsPanelists:

• Justin Zake, International Monetary Fund

• Pierre Viaud, SICPA Holding SA

• John Njiraini, Kenya Revenue Authority

MC C2-131GF-15 | The International Fight Against Corruption after LondonSpeakers:

• Stephen S. Zimmermann , World Bank

• Sean Hagan, International Monetary Fund

• Sarah Fandell, Millennium Challenge Corporation

• Marianne S. Toussaint, Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs, U.S. State Department


MC2-800GF-16 | Two Sides of the Same Coin: When Assessing the Intertwined Relationship Between a Legal System and Business Environment: The Index of Legal Certainty and the International Board on Economic RegulationsModerator:

• Laure Belanger, Civil Law Initiative

Speakers:

• Bruno Deffains , University of Paris

• Michel Séjean, University of South Brittany

• Jean-Michel Darrois, Civil Law Initiative

• Angélique Delorme, International Board on Economic Regulations

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2:153:30

MC AtriumScreening: Related Entries from Film4Climate Global Video Competition

3:303:45

MC AtriumClimate Shot: Social Enterprises

3:454:00


4:005:45

MC13-121GF-17 | Working Smart in Second Generation Rule of Law Assistance: Lessons Learned and Promising Tools for Sustainable ReformModerator:

• Betsy Walters, International Legal Foundation

Speakers:

• Teilee Kuong, Asian Legal Exchange (CALE)

• Yasunobu Sato, University of Tokyo

• Ian P. McDougall, LexisNexis Legal & Professional

• Jennifer Smith, International Legal Foundation

MC C2-125GF-18 | Climate Change & Food Insecurity: Role of Environmental Risk Factors in Preventing AtrocitiesModerator:

• Lawrence Woocher, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

Speakers:

• Cullen Hendrix, University of Denver

• Anastasia Buscicchio, Budapest Centre for Mass Atrocities Prevention

• Enzo Maria Le Fevre Cervini, Budapest Centre for Mass Atrocities Prevention

• Annie R. Bird, Bureau of Conflict and Stabilization Operations, U.S. State Department

• Sohara Mehroze Shachi, United Nations Development Programme

MC C2-131GF-19 | Drivers of Corruption in IFIs Operations: Fourth RoundtableSpeakers:

• Christina Stenvall-Kekkonen, Nordic Investment Bank

• Varun Gauri, World Bank

• David Bernstein, World Bank

• Frank Fariello, World Bank

Participants:

• John Mair, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)

• Yasutomo Morigiwa, University of Tokyo

• Pascale Hélène Dubois, World Bank

• Nancy Boswell, American University

• Steven Burgess, World Bank

• Lisa Bhansali, World Bank

• Tina Søreide, Norwegian School of Economics

• Lisa K. Miller, World Bank


• Muriel Laurence Kei-Boguinard, African Development Bank

• Paul Ezzeddin, World Bank

• Christopher R. Yukins, George Washington University

MC2-800GF-20 | Better Contract Enforcement Through Enhanced Fora and ToolsChair:

• Mahesh Uttamchandani, World Bank

Speakers:

• Kannan Ramesh, Singapore International Commercial Court

• Robert G. Pickel, International Swaps and Derivatives Association

• Larry L. Hattix, U.S. Department of the Treasury

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MC7-100GF-21 | Human-Centered Business ModelPanelists:

• Andrea De Maio, European Public Law Organization

• Diletta Lenzi, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice

• Marco Nicoli, World Bank

• Juli Ponce, Research Institute TransJus, University of Barcelona

• Marta Ortega, Research Institute TransJus, University of Barcelona

• Andrea Zorzi, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice

• Zachee Pouga Tinhaga, Gide Loyrette Nouel LLP

• Pierre Viaud, SICPA Holding SA

• Natalia Agapitova, World Bank

MC8-100GF-24 | Governance and the Disability Inclusive and Accountability FrameworkPanelists:

• Charlotte McClain-Nhlapo, World Bank

• Lauri Sivonen, World Bank

• Janet Lord, Harvard Law School Project on Disability

• Andrew Solomon, USAID

• Marja Ruotanen, Council of Europe

MC C2-131GF-27 | Environment, Peace and Security – A Convergence of ThreatsPanelists:

• Ioana Botezatu, INTERPOL Environmental Security

• Pauline Blu, INTERPOL Environmental Security

• Mary Melnyk, USAID


• Arnold Kreilhuber, Division of Environmental Law and Conventions, UNEP

MC9-100GF-26 | What Legal Protection for Climate Refugees? (Part 1)Moderators:

• Siobhán McInerney-Lankford, World Bank

• Jan Wouters, University of Leuven

Speakers:

• Volker Türk, UNHCR


• Alex Aleinikoff, Columbia Law School

• Carroll Muffet, Center for International Environmental Law

• Morten Broberg, University of Copenhagen

• Samuel Cogolati, University of Leuven

MC13-121GF-25 | Ensuring Access to Safe Medical Products through Secure Supply Chains: International Collaboration and National Capacity Building (Part 1)Session I: National Capacity Building Support

• Martin Cinnamond, Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria

• Steven Burgess, World Bank

• Tom Woods, Woods International, LLC

10:3010:45


10:4512:15

MC C2-131 Closed Session Operational Lawyers Meeting

Followed by Opera-tional Lawyers Lunch 12:30-2:00

MC9-100What Legal Protection for Climate Refugees? (Part 2)

MC13-121Ensuring Access to Safe Medical Products through Secure Supply Chains (Part 2)Session II: Practical Solutions: Track and Trace and Serialization

• Hitesh Hurkchand, UNICEF

• Ramy Guirguis, USAID

• Nakul Pasricha, PharmaSecure

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