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Tweeting the Forum

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Contents OECD Forum Opening Session ................................................................................................... 3

Productivity & inclusive growth ................................................................................................. 4

Gen Y, inequality & the Future .................................................................................................. 5

From a Pre-digital to a Digital Economy .................................................................................... 6

Disrupt Ageing ............................................................................................................................ 7

Income, Wealth & Tax ................................................................................................................ 8

Lunch Debate: Migration ........................................................................................................... 9

Lunch Debate: Children, (Digital) Skills & Creativity ................................................................ 10

2030 Sustainable Development Agenda .................................................................................. 11

The Digital Economy & the Future of Work ............................................................................. 12

OECD & G20 – Towards an Innovative, Invigorated, Interconnected and Inclusive World Economy ................................................................................................................................... 13

Responsible Business Conduct ................................................................................................. 14

Health & Productivity in the Digital Economy ......................................................................... 15

Cybersecurity & Privacy ........................................................................................................... 16

Skills for the Future .................................................................................................................. 17

Women & the Future of STEM ................................................................................................. 18

The Contribution of Architecture to Inclusive Growth & Productivity .................................... 19

Policies to Address the Global Economic Outlook ................................................................... 20

New Agenda for Growth: Productivity, Inclusiveness & the Next Production Revolution ..... 21

Panel with Lunch: Life, Time & Space in the 21st Century ...................................................... 22

Trade and Investment .............................................................................................................. 23

Inclusive Cities .......................................................................................................................... 24

Closing the Gender Gap: 25 by 2025 ....................................................................................... 25

Latin America: Productivity, Inclusive Growth & Governance ................................................ 26

The Circular Economy .............................................................................................................. 28

Finreg & FinTech ...................................................................................................................... 29

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Tuesday 31 May, 9h00-9h20

OECD Forum Opening Session Session link: http://bit.ly/1TnpRNL Live tweeting channels: @OECDlive, @ocdeenespanol, @OECDTokyo, @OCDE_fr Hashtags for session: #OECDblue, #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Keynote address

Angel Gurría, Secretary-General, OECD, @A_Gurria OECD WEEK general short URLs OECD Forum http://bit.ly/OECD4m2016 OECD Week http://bit.ly/OECDweek16

Forum programme http://bit.ly/11b1ueT OECD Social Media: http://bit.ly/smOECD

http://bit.ly/1TnpRNL



http://bit.ly/11b1ueT

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Productivity & inclusive growth Session link: http://bit.ly/1Xzr2N8 Live tweeting channels: @OECDeconomy Hashtags for session: #OECDblue, #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

John Gapper, Associate Editor and Chief Business Commentator, Financial Times, @johngapper

Scene Setting

Gabriela Ramos, Chief of Staff & Sherpa to the G20, OECD, @gabramosp Speakers

Diane Coyle, Professor of Economics, University of Manchester, United Kingdom; Director, Enlightenment Economics, @diane1859

Pravin Jamandas Gordhan, Minister of Finance, South Africa

César A. Hidalgo, Assistant Professor of Media Arts and Sciences, MIT Media Lab; Faculty Associate, Harvard University’s Center for International Development, @cesifoti

Eric Labaye, Director and Chairman, McKinsey Global Institute, @McKinsey

Frances O’Grady, General Secretary, Trades Union Congress, @FrancesOGrady Useful URLs:

The future of productivity: http://bit.ly/1KfFiod

OECD WEEK general short URLs OECD Forum http://bit.ly/OECD4m2016 OECD Week http://bit.ly/OECDweek16

Forum Programme http://bit.ly/11b1ueT OECD Social Media: http://bit.ly/smOECD

Background note for Productivity & Inclusive Growth:

http://bit.ly/1Xzr2N8

http://bit.ly/1KfFiod




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Gen Y, inequality & the Future Session link: http://bit.ly/1Nydpvl Live tweeting channels: @OECD_Social Hashtags for session: #OECDgreen , #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

Sarah O'Connor, Employment Correspondent, Financial Times, @sarahoconnor_

Scene setting

Shiv Malik, Journalist and Author, The Guardian, @shivmalik

Caelainn Barr, Journalist, Data Projects, The Guardian, @caelainnbarr

Speakers

Tibor Navracsics, European Commissioner for Education, Culture, Youth and Sport, @TNavracsicsEU

Allan Päll, Secretary General, European Youth Forum, @allanpall

Luca Visentini, General Secretary, ETUC, @VisentiniLuca Useful URLs:

OECD work on Youth: http://bit.ly/1pHXYOS



Background note for Gen Y, Inequality & the Future: They are called the “Boomerang Generation”, the “Selfie Generation”, the “Me Me Me Generation”, “Generation Maybe” in Germany, the “generation that eats the old” in China, “Generación Ni-Ni” [ni trabaja, ni estudia] in Spain, “the people who are always doing two things at once” in Japan. What do these thirtysomethings have in common? They are confronted with social injustice on an unprecedented scale, massive inequities, and a loss of trust in elites. With over 75 million young people unemployed worldwide, youth unemployment and exclusion are of concern to all. To address the long-standing structural obstacles that are preventing many youth in both OECD countries and emerging economies from making a successful transition from school to work, the OECD has developed a comprehensive Skills Strategy and a Quality Job Framework which support the recent G20 goal of reducing the share of young people who are most at risk of being permanently left behind in the labour market by 15% by 2025 in G20 countries.

http://bit.ly/1Nydpvl

http://bit.ly/1pHXYOS




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From a Pre-digital to a Digital Economy Session link: http://bit.ly/1V98L8O Live tweeting channels: @OECDinnovation, @ocdeenespanol Hashtags for session: #OECDblue, #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

Nicolas Barré, Editor in Chief, Les Échos, France, @nicolasbarre_ Scene setting

Andrew Wyckoff, Director, Science, Technology and Innovation, OECD

Speakers

Jacques Bughin, Director, McKinsey Brussels; Director, McKinsey Global Institute, @McKinsey_MGI

Andrés Gómez-Lobo, Minister of Transport and Telecommunications, Chile, @AndresGomezlobo

Sang Woo Kim, President, Corporate Affairs Europe, Samsung Electronics, @SamsungNewsroom

Axelle Lemaire, Secretary of State for the Digital Economy, Ministry for the Economy, the Industry & the Digital Economy, France, @axellelemaire

Geoff Mulgan, Chief Executive Officer, Nesta, @geoffmulgan Useful URLs:

OECD work on Internet http://bit.ly/1Kp2W1P

OECD Digital Economy Outlook: http://bit.ly/1RqbCq1



Background note for From a pre-digital to a digital economy: Digitalisation of nearly every facet of the economy and society is increasingly apparent, but by nearly all predictions, it is only just beginning. While this ongoing digitalisation holds many promises to spur innovation, increase productivity and improve services, it also creates new dilemmas for which societies need to prepare. In doing so, it is important to understand some of the underlying features of digitalisation that challenge policies, many of which are legacies of the analogue era.

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http://bit.ly/1Kp2W1P

http://bit.ly/1RqbCq1




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Disrupt Ageing Session link: http://bit.ly/1R8sqib Live tweeting channels: @OECD_Social Hashtags for session: #OECDgreen, #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

Hee Kyong Kim, Anchor & Reporter, Deputy Head of International News Department, Newsroom, MBN

Scene setting

Jo Ann Jenkins, CEO, AARP, @JoAnn_Jenkins

Speakers

Ken Bluestone, Policy and Influencing Lead, Age International, @AgeBluestone

Catherine Collinson, President, Transamerica Institute; Executive Director, Aegon Center for Longevity and Retirement, @Cath_Collinson

Julie L. Gerberding, Executive Vice President Strategic Communications, Global Public Policy, and Population Health, MSD

Michaela Marksova, Minister, Labour and Social Affairs, Czech Republic, @MMarksova

Monika Queisser, Head of Social Policy Division, Employment, Labour and Social Affairs, OECD, @OECD_Social

Useful URLs:

OECD work on Ageing and Employment Policies: http://bit.ly/1VFmbdo



Background note for Disrupt Ageing: A critical percentage of the world population is now living longer than ever before, while birth rates are dropping in the majority of OECD countries. This will inevitably lead to a steep increase in the share of elderly individuals in our populations. Ageing also needs to be considered under the light of increasing inequalities and how they compound over the course of people's lives. Less stable careers and less generous pension systems raise the question of what retirement will look like for younger generations. And in emerging economies many older people and workers are still outside of formal pension systems.

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http://bit.ly/1VFmbdo




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Income, Wealth & Tax Session link: http://bit.ly/1Tnx9kB Live tweeting channels: @OECDtax Hashtags for session: #OECDred , #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

Oleksandra Vakulina, Host, Business line, Euronews, @sashavakulina

Speakers

Brooke Harrington, Author and Associate Professor, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark

Lynn Forester de Rothschild, Founder, Coalition for Inclusive Capitalism, @LdeRothschild

Richard Trumka, President, American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO); Trade Union Advisory Committee to the OECD, @RichardTrumka

Grace Perez-Navarro, Deputy Director, Centre for Tax Policy and Administration, OECD, @GPerezinParis Or Pascal Saint-Amans, Director, Centre for Tax Policy and Administration, OECD

Useful URLs:

OECD work on tax: http://bit.ly/1FMX1Ro

Compare your income (interactive tool): http://bit.ly/1Afno25

OECD Data portal – Income inequality: http://bit.ly/1jglMw4



Background note for Income, Wealth & Tax:

http://bit.ly/1Tnx9kB

http://bit.ly/1FMX1Ro

http://bit.ly/1Afno25

http://bit.ly/1jglMw4




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Lunch Debate: Migration Session link: http://bit.ly/1Wfswwu Live tweeting channels: @OECD_Social Hashtags for session: #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

Ali Aslan, TV Host & Journalist, Deutsche Welle, Germany, @aslantv Speakers

Jean-Christophe Dumont, Head, International Migration Division, Employment, Labour and Social Affairs, OECD

Gabriele Fanta, Representative, Business and Industry Advisory Committee to the OECD (BIAC)

Sonia Laboureau, Head, Centre International la CIMADE à Massy, France

Pascal Lamy, President emeritus, Jacques Delors Institute

Sabrina Lauro, Head, PlaNet ADAM Pantin, France

Sandra Lavenex, Full Professor of European and International Politics, University of Geneva, Switzerland

Philippe Legrain, Visiting Senior Fellow, European Institute, London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom, @plegrain

Wali Mohammadi, Afghani Refugee; Author, From Kabul to Calais: A Young Afghan's Journey to Hope

Aape Pohjavirta, Chief Evangelist and Founder, Funzi, Finland, @aape

Nevena Vukašinović, Member, Migration Network, Youth Forum, @nevavu

Jérémy Lachal, Executive Director, Libraries Without Borders, @LWB_Online Useful URLs:

OECD Migration Insights: http://bit.ly/1LrPk68



Background note for Lunch Debate: Migration:

http://bit.ly/1Wfswwu

http://bit.ly/1LrPk68




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Lunch Debate: Children, (Digital) Skills & Creativity Session link: http://bit.ly/1TK87O5 Live tweeting channels: @OECDeduskills Hashtags for session: #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

Shiv Malik, Journalist and Author, The Guardian, @shivmalik Speakers

Péter Csermely, President, European Council for High Ability

Aart De Geus, Chairman and CEO, Bertelsmann Stiftung, @BertelsmannSt

Katalin Veresne Novak, Minister of State, Ministry of Human Capacities, Hungary

Kati Palsanen, Development Manager, SOS-Children’s Villages Finland, @palsanen

Gabriela Ramos, Chief of Staff & Sherpa to the G20, OECD, @gabramosp

Kailash Satyarthi, Nobel Peace Laureate; Founder, Kailash Satyarthi Children's Foundation, @k_satyarthi

Andreas Schleicher, Director for the Directorate of Education and Skills; Special Advisor on Education Policy to the Secretary-General, OECD, @SchleicherOECD

Saku Tuominen, Creative Director, HundrED, @sakuidealist Useful URLs:

OECD Skills Outlook: http://bit.ly/1EM3Qok

OECD work on Education: http://bit.ly/1cfWknF



Background note for Lunch Debate: Children, (Digital) Skills & Creativity:

http://bit.ly/1TK87O5

http://bit.ly/1EM3Qok

http://bit.ly/1cfWknF




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2030 Sustainable Development Agenda Session link: http://bit.ly/22g8YYG Live tweeting channels: @OECD_Centre OR @OECDdev Hashtags for session: #OECDblue, #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

Annette Young, Journalist & Presenter, France 24, @AnnetteF24 Scene setting

Martine Durand, Director, Statistics, OECD Speakers

Michael Elliott, CEO, ONE, @Mje51

Aart De Geus, Chairman and CEO, Bertelsmann Stiftung, @BertelsmannSt

Peter Robinson, President and CEO, USCIB, @USCIB_CEO

Alenka Smerkolj, Minister for Development, Strategic Projects and Cohesion, Republic of Slovenia

Helle Thorning-Schmidt, CEO, Save the Children International, @HelleThorning_S

Peter Turkson, President, Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace, @CardinalTurkson Useful URLs:

OECD and Sustainable Development Goals: http://bit.ly/1OzJX33

Sustainable Development Goals (UN): http://bit.ly/22e1G94



Background note for 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda: The adoption of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development – and its 17 Goals (SDGs) – is cause for celebration. However, now the real challenge begins: turning words into action. Implementation will require a holistic and integrated approach. The SDG agenda encompasses a much wide array of inter-related economic, social and environmental issues. Governments – as well as non-governmental stakeholders – will need to adapt to new challenges and overcome intellectual and institutional silos. The SDGs are also a global responsibility and should be embraced by countries at all levels of development. They recognise the complementarity of actions “at home” and “abroad”.

http://bit.ly/22g8YYG

http://bit.ly/1OzJX33

http://bit.ly/22e1G94




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The Digital Economy & the Future of Work Session link: http://bit.ly/1V9erQ6 Live tweeting channels: @OECDinnovation, @OECDTokyo Hashtags for session: #OECDgreen, #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

Jason Karaian, Senior Europe Correspondent, Quartz, @jkaraian Scene setting

Stefano Scarpetta, Director, Employment, Labour and Social Affairs, OECD Speakers

Jacques van den Broek, CEO and Chairman of the Executive Board, Randstad, @Randstad

Roger Dassen, Vice Chairman Risk, Regulatory, and Public Policy, Deloitte Global, @RJMDassen

Jean-Claude Mailly, General Secretary, Force Ouvrière (FO), France, @jcmailly

Ximena Rincón, Minister, Labour and Social Security, Chile, @ximerincon

Julien Seret, Vice-President, Enterprise & EMEA Marketing, Aldebaran Robotics, with Pepper, @Aldebaran_news/ @PepperTheRobot

Marianne Vikkula, President, Slush, @mvikkula

Useful URLs:


OECD Work on Internet: http://bit.ly/1Kp2W1P



Background note for The Digital Economy & the Future of Work:

http://bit.ly/1V9erQ6


http://bit.ly/1Kp2W1P




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OECD & G20 – Towards an Innovative, Invigorated, Interconnected and Inclusive World Economy

Session link: ADD Live tweeting channels: @OECDglobal Hashtags for session: #OECDred, #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

Francesco Guerrera, Chief Financial Correspondent, Politico, @guerreraf72

Speakers

John Evans, General Secretary, Trade Union Advisory Committee; Chief Economist, International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC), @evansaptuac

Gao Hucheng, Minister of Commerce, People’s Republic of China Or * Wang Shouwen, Vice-Minister, MOFCOM, People’s Republic of China

Gabriela Ramos, Chief of Staff & Sherpa to the G20, OECD, @gabramosp

Lars-Hendrik Röller, Economic and Financial Policy Advisor to the Federal Chancellor, G7 & G20 Sherpa, Germany

Diane Wang, Co-Chair, SME Development Task Force, B20, @Diane_Wang Useful URLs:

OECD & G20: http://bit.ly/1aRSVsw

OECD New Approaches to Economic Challenges: http://bit.ly/OECDNAEC



Background note for OECD & G20 – Towards an Innovative, Invigorated, Interconnected and Inclusive World Economy:

http://bit.ly/1aRSVsw

http://bit.ly/OECDNAEC




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Responsible Business Conduct Session link: http://bit.ly/1TfB6Lc Live tweeting channels: @OECD_BizFin Hashtags for session: #OECDblue, #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

Conny Czymoch, Moderator & Journalist, @cc_communicator Scene setting

Kailash Satyarthi, Nobel Peace Laureate; Founder, Kailash Satyarthi Children's Foundation, @k_satyarthi

Speakers

Pascal Canfin, CEO, WWF France, @pcanfin

Philip J. Jennings, General Secretary, UNI Global Union, @PJenningsUNI

Tuuli Kaskinen, Executive Director, DEMOS Helsinki, Finland, @Tuulikas

Michel Landel, CEO and Member of the Board of Directors, President of Executive Committee, Sodexo, @SodexoGroup

Maria Olivia Recart, Representative, Business and Industry Advisory Committee to the OECD (BIAC)

Discussant

Alexander Shokhin, President of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs Useful URLs:

Responsible Business Conduct – Guidelines for MNEs: http://bit.ly/1GAsUgx



Background note for Responsible Business Conduct: The role of business in society has evolved from the charitable and voluntary endeavours associated with Corporate Social Responsibly (CSR) to the more stringent expectations of Responsible Business Conduct (RBC). As international actors exceeding the boundaries of national governments, MNEs are well-placed to take an active leadership role in addressing social, environmental, developmental and human rights challenges at a global level.

http://bit.ly/1TfB6Lc

http://bit.ly/1GAsUgx




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Health & Productivity in the Digital Economy Session link: http://bit.ly/1qtXPpu Live tweeting channels: @OECDgov Hashtags for session: #OECDgreen, #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

Theresa Rah, Co-CEO, Oratio; former Anchor & Reporter, Arirang TV, Korea Scene setting

Jason Sadler, President, International Markets, CIGNA, @Cigna

Speakers

Sharan Burrow, General Secretary, International Trade Union Confederation, @SharanBurrow

Tamas Haidegger, CEO, Hand in Scan, Hungary, @HandinScan

Martin Price, Vice President, Health Economics, Market Access and Reimbursement, Janssen Europe, Middle East and Africa, @JanssenEMEA

Nina Renshaw, Secretary-General, European Public Health Alliance (EPHA), @EPHA_EU Useful URLs:

OECD Work on Health: http://bit.ly/WaQWs0




Background note for Health & Productivity in the Digital Economy: Strong economies and flourishing societies depend on healthy populations. Still, large health inequalities across and within countries are a cause for concern as health has probably the biggest impact on people’s productivity, income and well-being. In a context of tight health budgets, ageing populations and growing numbers of people with one or more chronic diseases, new technologies have the potential to build effective and sustainable health systems that meet population needs and deliver value for money. The use of information and communication technologies (ICTs) for health can empower individuals to manage their own health and well-being, with the promise to help deliver patient-centred care models. All these innovations are bringing together large and diverse amounts of health data which can yield many benefits, including new insights into diseases and their diagnosis, prevention and treatment, and greater opportunity for further development of personalised therapies. But still, technical innovation is not enough.

http://bit.ly/1qtXPpu

http://bit.ly/WaQWs0





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Cybersecurity & Privacy Session link: http://bit.ly/1qtYwz5 Live tweeting channels: @OECDinnovation Hashtags for session: #OECDred, #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

Gareth Mitchell, Presenter, BBC Click, @GarethM Speakers

Carl Bildt, former Minister, Foreign Affairs, Sweden; Chair, Global Commission on Internet Governance, @carlbildt

Isabelle Falque-Pierrotin, President, CNIL, France, @CNIL

Gus Hosein, Executive Director, Privacy International, @GusHosein/@privacyint

Useful URLs:

OECD work on cybersecurity: http://bit.ly/1XmqtWr

OECD work on Information security and privacy: http://bit.ly/1syASmT



Background note for Cybersecurity & Privacy: The digital environment has become essential to the functioning of the economy and, if managed carefully, can help facilitate growth, well-being and inclusiveness. However, digital tracking by companies and governments is causing a growing concern for personal privacy. In addition, large-scale digital security incidents with potential economic consequences have increased in frequency and sophistication. In sensitive areas such as financial services, HR practices and medical care, this can have an enormous impact on productivity and might erode the public’s trust in the benefits of these innovations, and the companies and governments that promote them.

http://bit.ly/1qtYwz5

http://bit.ly/1XmqtWr

http://bit.ly/1syASmT




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Skills for the Future Session link: http://bit.ly/1rU0TfH Live tweeting channels: @OECDeduskills, @ocdeenespanol, @OECDTokyo Hashtags for session: #OECDgreen, #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

Sophie Fay, Chief Editor, Business, L’Obs, France, @SophiFay Scene setting

Andreas Schleicher, Director, Education and Skills; Special Advisor on Education Policy to the Secretary-General, OECD, @SchleicherOECD

Speakers

Péter Kadas, CEO, Traction Tribe, @TractionTribe

Lin Kobayashi, School Founder and Chair of the Board, International School of Asia, Karuizawa, Japan, @linkobayashi

HRH Princess Laurentien of The Netherlands, Founder & Managing Director, Missing Chapter Foundation, @MissingChapterF

Katalin Veresne Novak, Minister of State, Ministry of Human Capacities, Hungary

Bill Spriggs, Chief Economist, AFL-CIO, @WSpriggs Useful URLs:

OECD Work on skills: http://bit.ly/27zSEWP

OECD Skills Outlook: http://bit.ly/1EM3Qok



Background note for Skills for the Future:

http://bit.ly/1rU0TfH

http://bit.ly/27zSEWP

http://bit.ly/1EM3Qok




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Women & the Future of STEM Session link: http://bit.ly/1WCSPNQ Live tweeting channels: @Wikigender, @OECDTokyo Hashtags for session: #OECDred, #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

Marcus Karlsson, Business Editor, France 24, @markusF24 Scene setting

Mari Kiviniemi, Deputy Secretary-General, OECD, @marikiviniemi Speakers

Olivier Crouzet, Director of Studies, École 42, France

Alejandra Sepúlveda, Executive Director, Comunidad Mujer, Chile, @ale_sepulvedap

Mary Goudie, Member, House of Lords, United Kingdom; Founder, The 30% Club, @BaronessGoudie

Haruno Yoshida, Vice Chair of the Board of Councillors, Keidanren, Japan Useful URLs:

OECD work on gender: http://bit.ly/1F85ERR

The ABC of Gender Equality in Education: http://bit.ly/1WEctZ2



Background note for Women & the Future of STEM:

http://bit.ly/1WCSPNQ

http://bit.ly/1F85ERR

http://bit.ly/1WEctZ2




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Wednesday 1 June, 9h00-9h45

The Contribution of Architecture to Inclusive Growth & Productivity

Session link: http://bit.ly/23XhYBk Live tweeting channels: @OECDinnovation Hashtags for session: #OECDred, #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Speakers

Alejandro Aravena, Executive Director, ELEMENTAL, Chile

Anthony Gooch, Director, Public Affairs & Communications, OECD, @pitres Useful URLs:

OECD work on Urban Development & cities: http://bit.ly/1OzX0S3



Background note for The Contribution of Architecture to Inclusive Growth & Productivity:

http://bit.ly/23XhYBk

http://bit.ly/1OzX0S3




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Policies to Address the Global Economic Outlook Session link: ADD Live tweeting channels: @OECDeconomy, @ocdeenespanol, @OECDTokyo Hashtags for session: #OECDblue, #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

Caroline Hyde, European Business Correspondent, Bloomberg Television, @CarolineHydeTV Speakers

Jason Furman, Chairman, White House Council of Economic Advisers, United States, @CEAChair

Pravin Jamandas Gordhan, Minister of Finance, South Africa

Li Wei, President, Development Research Center, State Council, People’s Republic of China

Lilianne Ploumen, Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation, Netherlands, @MinBZ (in Dutch)/@DutchMFA (in English)

Mehmet Şimşek, Deputy Prime Minister, Turkey, @memetsimsek

Rodrigo Valdes, Minister of Finance, Chile Useful URLs:

OECD Economic Outlook: http://bit.ly/XYNz88 OECD WEEK general short URLs OECD Forum http://bit.ly/OECD4m2016 OECD Week http://bit.ly/OECDweek16


Background note for Policies to Address the Global Economic Outlook:

http://bit.ly/XYNz88




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New Agenda for Growth: Productivity, Inclusiveness & the Next Production Revolution

Session link: ADD Live tweeting channels: @OECDeconomy Hashtags for session: #OECDblue, #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator


Speakers

Mario Centeno, Minister of Finance, Portugal

Phil O'Reilly, Chair, Business and Industry Advisory Committee (BIAC), @BIACOECD

Richard Trumka, President, American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO); Trade Union Advisory Committee to the OECD, @RichardTrumka

Siv Jensen, Minister of Finance, Norway, @Siv_Jensen_FrP

Ildefonso Guajardo, Minister of Economy, Mexico, @ildefonsogv

Shuichi Takatori, State Minister of Cabinet Office, Japan Useful URLs:

OECD report: The Future of Productivity: http://bit.ly/1TQ1k2D



Background note for New Agenda for Growth: Productivity, Inclusiveness & the Next Production Revolution:

http://bit.ly/1TQ1k2D




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Panel with Lunch: Life, Time & Space in the 21st Century Session link: http://bit.ly/1XA4vQi Live tweeting channels: @OECD_Social or @OECDgov Hashtags for session: #OECDred, #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

Robert Colvile, Journalist & Author, The Great Acceleration: How the World is Getting Faster, Faster, @rcolvile

Speakers

Raphael Gielgen, Head Research & Trendscouting, Segment Office, Vitra GmbH, @vitra

Sylvia Metayer, CEO, Corporate Services Worldwide, Sodexo, @SodexoGroup

Holly Niemela, Optimal Being Teacher, Mindful & Peaceful Interventions, @hollyniemela

Useful URLs:

Better Life Index: http://bit.ly/BLIndex OECD WEEK general short URLs OECD Forum http://bit.ly/OECD4m2016 OECD Week http://bit.ly/OECDweek16


Background note for Panel with Lunch: Life, Time & Space in the 21st Century: While some argue that the digital age has the potential to lead to greater well-being by freeing up more time and space for personal fulfilment, others are concerned that the cult of disruption, the constant advance of technology and people’s profound appetite for novelty and convenience are speeding up every aspect of daily life. If “modern life” is built for speed – fast food, ever-faster downloads, speed dating, mini-breaks –, finding a suitable balance between work and daily living is key. The ability to successfully combine work, family commitments and personal life is important for well-being. Governments – and all employers – can help by encouraging supportive and flexible working practices, making it easier to strike a better balance between work and home life.

http://bit.ly/1XA4vQi

https://twitter.com/vitra

http://bit.ly/BLIndex




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Trade and Investment Session link: http://bit.ly/25bgEkc Live tweeting channels: @OECDtrade Hashtags for session: #OECDblue, #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

Cyrille Lachèvre, Macroeconomics Reporter, L’Opinion, France, @CyrilleLachevre

Speakers

Ricardo Lagos Weber, President of the Senate of Chile, @lagosweber

Todd McClay, Minister of Trade, New Zealand, @toddmcclaymp

Alexander Mora, Minister of Foreign Trade, Costa Rica

Lilianne Ploumen, Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation, Netherlands, @MinBZ (in Dutch)/@DutchMFA (in English)

Alberto Salas Muñoz, President, Confederación de la Producción y del Comercio (CPC)

Lenita Toivakka, Minister for Foreign Trade and Development, Finland, @toivakka

Discussants

Anabel Gonzalez, Senior Director, Global Practice on Trade and Competitiveness, World Bank; former Minister of Foreign Trade Minister, Costa Rica

Virasakdi Futrakul, Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs, Thailand

Useful URLs:

OECD work on Investment: http://bit.ly/1SmudVe

OECD Work on Trade: http://bit.ly/14ZzfNi



Background note for Trade and Investment:

http://bit.ly/25bgEkc

http://bit.ly/1SmudVe

http://bit.ly/14ZzfNi




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Inclusive Cities Session link: http://bit.ly/23Xlcov Live tweeting channels: @OECDgov, @ocdeenespanol Hashtags for session: #OECDgreen, #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

Achim Lippold, Foreign Desk Journalist, RFI, France, @AchimLippold Scene Setting

Lamia Kamal-Chaoui, Senior Advisor to the Secretary-General, OECD Speakers

Jozias van Aartsen, Mayor, The Hague, The Netherlands, @CityOfTheHague

Miguel Ángel Mancera, Mayor, Mexico City, Mexico, @ManceraMiguelMX

Federico Gutiérrez, Mayor, Medellín, Colombia, @FicoGutierrez

Fernando Haddad, Mayor, São Paulo, Brazil, @Haddad_Fernando

Katrin Stjernfeldt Jammeh, Mayor, Malmö, Sweden, @KatrinS_J

Carolina Toha, Mayor, Santiago, Chile, @Carolina_Toha

Yang Xiong, Mayor, Shanghai Municipality, People’s Republic of China

Discussant

Ana Marie Argilagos, Senior Advisor, Just Cities Initiative/Metropolitan Opportunity Unit, Ford Foundation, United States, @AM_Argilagos

Useful URLs:

OECD Work on Urban Development: http://bit.ly/1OzX0S3



Background note for Inclusive Cities: We are living in the urban century, with almost 70% of the world’s population expected to live in cities by 2050, compared to just 30% in 1950. Urbanisation brings many opportunities. Cities can provide an ideal environment for innovation, job creation and culture. However, urbanisation can also challenge the development of more sustainable, inclusive societies. The rise of megacities, urban sprawl and outmoded transport systems leads to increasing levels of pollution that pose a risk for the planet and for public health. Evidence shows that levels of productivity – and inequality – tend to increase with city size. At the same time, informality and unequal access to basic utilities, healthcare, education and digital technologies, particularly in the developing world, can exacerbate social exclusion. As a result, disadvantaged members of the community are often unable to access the very opportunities that make cities attractive.

http://bit.ly/23Xlcov

http://bit.ly/1OzX0S3




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Closing the Gender Gap: 25 by 2025 Session link: ADD Live tweeting channels: @Wikigender or @OECD_Social Hashtags for session: #OECDred, #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

Anne Fulwood, Chair, W20 Australia, @annefulwood Speakers

Janet Awad, Region Chair of Latin America & Country President, Sodexo Chile, @SodexoChile

Yoon-Sun Cho, former Minister of Gender Equality and Family, Korea; former Senior Secretary for Political Affairs, Office of the President, Korea

Esperanza Cueto, President, Comunidad Mujer, Chile, @especueto

Arancha González, Executive Director, International Trade Centre, @AranchaGlezLaya

Farah Mohamed, Founder & CEO, G(irls)20, @Girls20

Linda Lanzillotta, Vice President, Italian Senate; Ambassador, Women in Parliaments, @l_lanzillotta

Useful URLs:

OECD work on gender: http://bit.ly/1F85ERR

The ABC of Gender Equality in Education: http://bit.ly/1WEctZ2



Background note for Closing the Gender Gap: 25 by 2025:

https://twitter.com/AranchaGlezLaya

http://bit.ly/1F85ERR

http://bit.ly/1WEctZ2




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Latin America: Productivity, Inclusive Growth & Governance Session link: ADD Live tweeting channels: @OECDlive, @OECDeconomy, @ocdeenespanol Hashtags for session: #OECDblue, #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

Christopher Garnett, President, LatinFinance Scene Setting

Enrique Iglesias, President, Ibero-American Productivity and Competitiveness Council; former Secretary-General, Ibero-American Secretariat; former President, IDB; former Executive Secretary, ECLAC

Panel 1:

Cesar Cunha Campos, Executive Director, Fundação Getulio Vargas, Brazil, @FGVBrazil

Rebeca Greenspan, Secretary General, Secretaria General Iberoamericana, @RGrynspan

Luis Alberto Moreno, President, Inter-American Development Bank, @MorenoBID

Alfonso Prat-Gay, Minister of the Economy, Argentina, @alfonsopratgay

Alonso Segura, Minister of Finance, Peru, @MEF_Peru

Panel 2:

Alicia Barcena, United Nations Executive Secretary, Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC)

Ana Helena Chacon, Vice President, Costa Rica, @anita_chae

Enrique García, President, Development Bank of Latin America (CAF), @AgendaCAF

Jose Molinas, Minister of Planning, Paraguay

Juan Temístocles Montás, Minister of Economy, Planning and Development, Dominican Republic, @temomontas

Claudio Muñoz Zúñiga, Chairman, Telefonica Chile, @TelefonicaCL

Santiago Peña, Minister of Finance, Paraguay, @santi_penap

Discussants

Pablo Lorenzini Basso, former President, Chamber of Deputies, Chile

Kirsten Sehnbruch, Professor of Public Policy; Director, Centre for New Development Thinking, Department of Economics, University of Chile

Useful URLs:

OECD and Latin America: http://bit.ly/1RnfJQA



Background note for Latin America: Productivity, Inclusive Growth & Governance:

http://bit.ly/1RnfJQA




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The Circular Economy Session link: http://bit.ly/23Xn00K Live tweeting channels: @OECD_Env Hashtags for session: #OECDgreen, #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

Nick Clark, Environment Editor, Al Jazeera English, @NickClarkAlJaz Speakers

Laurent Auguste, Executive Vice President, Innovation and Strategic Marketing, Veolia Environnement, @LaurentAuguste

Mari Pantsar, Director, Resource-wise and carbon-neutral society, SITRA, Finland, @MariPantsar

Sharan Burrow, General Secretary, International Trade Union Confederation, @SharanBurrow

Lord Stern, Chairman, Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment; IG Patel Professor of Economics and Government and Director, India Observatory, London School of Economics, United Kingdom, @GRI_LSE

Laurence Tubiana, Special Representative, 2015 Paris Climate Conference; Professor, Sciences Po.; Founder & Director, Institute for Sustainable Development & International Relations, France, @LaurenceTubiana

Discussants:

Tuuli Kaskinen, Executive Director, DEMOS Helsinki, Finland, @Tuulikas

Diana Ürge-Vorsatz, Director, Center for Climate Change and Sustainable Energy Policy (3CSEP), Central European University, Hungary

Useful URLs:

OECD at COP21: http://bit.ly/1NpMKhT

Financing climate change action: http://bit.ly/1JBfjlS OECD WEEK general short URLs OECD Forum http://bit.ly/OECD4m2016 OECD Week http://bit.ly/OECDweek16


Background note for The Circular Economy: The idea behind a Circular Economy underscores the interconnectivity between the environment and economic activity, a way of maintaining resource efficiency and prolonging product life cycle while creating little to zero waste. This approach is becoming critical, as an expected global population of 9 billion by 2050, including 3 billion middle-class consumers, means that future consumption demand will create unprecedented pressure on natural resources. The world’s growing population must learn to do more with less.

http://bit.ly/23Xn00K

http://bit.ly/1NpMKhT

http://bit.ly/1JBfjlS




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Finreg & FinTech Session link: http://bit.ly/1W2Jgaj Live tweeting channels: @OECD_BizFin Hashtags for session: #OECDred, #OECDwk Speakers on the panel:

Moderator

Axel Threlfall, Editor-at-Large, Reuters, @axelthrelfall Speakers

Eileen Burbidge, HM Treasury's Special Envoy for FinTech, United Kingdom, @eileentso

Nicolas Cary, Co-Founder, Blockchain, @niccary

Radosław Domagalski-Łabędzki, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Economic Development, Poland


Rick Johnston, Executive Board Member, Business and Industry Advisory Committee (BIAC)

Joris Luyendijk, Journalist, The Guardian; Author, Swimming with Sharks: My Journey into the World of the Bankers, @JLbankingblog

Useful URLs:

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Background note for Finreg & FinTech:

http://bit.ly/1W2Jgaj




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