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| ADVISORY
PANEL MEETING ON MDGs IN ASIA AND THE PACIFIC
Bangkok, 28-29 September
2004 |
Twelve eminent scholars
and experts together with representatives of various
UN agencies will provide guidance to the project and
review the concept note and outline of the second
Regional MDG Report and associated technical background
papers in a two-day meeting to be held at the United
Nations Conference Centre, Bangkok, Thailand from
28 to 29 September 2004. |
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Meeting
Documents |
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Concept Paper and Outline
of the Second Regional MDG Report |
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A Background
Paper on the Conceptual Framework of the
Second Regional MDG Report |
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Outline of
the MDG Technical Background Papers (TBPs) |
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Tentative
Programme and Provisional List of Participants |
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Provisional
list of participants with detailed address
and contact numbers |
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Opening
Statements |
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Mr Kim Hak-Su,
Under-Secretary-General of the UN and Executive
Secretary, UNESCAP |
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Mr Hafiz Pasha,
UN Assistant Secretary-General, UNDP Assistant
Administrator & Regional Director, Regional
Bureau for Asia and the Pacific |
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Project
Overview Presentations |
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Overview of
the UNESCAP/UNDP project on Supporting the
achievement of MDGs in Asia and the Pacific
(Phase II), Raj Kumar, Chief, Poverty and
Development Division, UNESCAP and Team Leader,
MDG (Phase II) project
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Overview of
the UNSIAP/UNDP project on the Millennium
Development Goals (MDGs) Initiative in Asia
and the Pacific (Building Data/Statistical
Capability Component, Mr Tomas Africa, Director,
United Nations Statistical Institute for
Asia and the Pacific
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Concept
note of the 2nd Regional MDG Report, including
dissemination strategy and key issue
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Overview
of the 2nd Regional MDG Report concept note
and dissemination strategy, Mr Raj Kumar,
Chief, Poverty and Development Division,
UNESCAP and Team Leader, MDG (Phase II)
project
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Institutional
change and MDGs: suggested areas of focus,
possible key issues and case studies, Mr
Amarakoon Bandara, Economic Affairs Officer,
Poverty and Development Division, UNESCAP
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Technical
Background Papers (TBPs) |
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Approaches
to assessing achievements of MDGs in Asia
and the Pacific: methodology, data sources
and key issues, Mr Aynul Hasan, Chief, MDG
Centre, UNESCAP |
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PRSPs-role
of institutions & MDGs, Mr Aynul Hasan,
Chief, MDG Centre, UNESCAP
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Institutional
change for good governance in support of
achieving the MDGs, Mr Yap Kioe Sheng, Chief,
Poverty Reduction Section, Poverty and Development
Division, UNESCAP
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Enabling
institutions for promoting and upscaling
micro initiatives to achieve the MDGs, Jorge
Carillo-Rodriguez, Human Settlements Officer,
Poverty Reduction Section, Poverty and Development
Division, UNESCAP
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Gender and
institutional change, Ms Tone Bleie, Chief,
Gender and Development Section, Emerging
Social Issues Division, UNESCAP
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Water, sanitation
and health: institutional issues, Mr A.P.
Kadushkin, Scientific Affairs Officer, Water
Resources Section, Environment and Sustainable
Development Division, UNESCAP
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Implications
of the Doha Development Agenda for the achievement
of MDGs in Asia and the Pacific: institutional
dimensions, Ms Tiziana Bonapace, Chief,
Trade Policy Section, Trade and Investment
Division, UNESCAP
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Closing
statement |
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Mr Kim Hak-Su,
Under-Secretary-General of the UN and Executive
Secretary, UNESCA |
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