CONFERENCE, 31 October 2017
Plenary Session - Flagship Theme: Promoting Good Governance, the Rule of Law and Anti-Corruption, the Georgian Experience
Linking SDG 16+ and the Open Government Partnership (OGP) in Policy and Practice
Plenary Session - Flagship Theme: Promoting Good Governance, the Rule of Law and Anti-Corruption, Views from Around the World
Access to Justice, the Rule of Law and the Open Governement Partnership Initiative: Overlap and Interlinkages
Anti-corruption, Accountability and Public Service Delivery
Plenary Session - Secondary Theme: Strengthening Institutions and Participatory Decision-Making Processes
Reflecting Inclusion through Effective Institutions
- Laura Garr, White & Case LLP
Presentation: Efforts to Increase Women's Political Participation/Representation in Japan, South Africa, Ghana, and the Pacific Island States
Best Practices for Increasing Women's Political Participation
Case Studies - Ghana, Japan, Mexico, Pacific Island States, South Africa
- Oleksandr Pavlichenko, Ukrainian Helsinki Human Rights Union:
Justice and Peace in Donbas Coalition Website
Justice and Peace in Donbas Coalition Reports
Ukrainian Helsinki Human Rights Union Publications
- Mustakim Waid, Office of the Prime Minister, Federal Government of Somalia:
The Somali Compact
The New Deal in Somalia: an Independent Review of the Somali Compact, 2014-2016, the Overseas Development Institute
Federal Government of Somalia National Development Plan 2017 - 2019
Civic Engagement through Formal and non-Formal Channels
Breakout Sessions- Diving Deeper
Snapshopt Readiness: Instruments for the assessment of SDG implementation, with a focus on SDG 16.3 (access to justice) and 16.7 (participatory decision-making)
Ennacting Inclusion: what do effective policies look like, to what impact, and how might they be incorporated national development or strategic plans
Innovations in the region – how new ways of Institutional reform, policy and service delivery can contribute towards 16.6 & 16.10
Making SDG 16.3 work for the rule of law and access to justice – how 16.3 translates into national contexts, particularly in g7+ states
Saba Buadze, Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI)