International Development Conference: April 9-10 at the Harvard Kennedy School
Posted on 09 April 2010
The 2010 Harvard International Development Conference gets underway today (it runs from the afternoon of April 9 through the evening of April 10) at the Harvard Kennedy School. Run by students, this conference usually attracts some 400 participants from a variety of disciplines – scholars and practitioners – fosters discussion on several particularly timely themes. The five discussion tracks this year are:
- Track 1 – Harnessing Technology in Development
- Track 2 – Energy and Environment: Sustainable Solutions for Development
- Track 3 – Contemporary Challenges
- Track 4 – Unusual Suspects: Pushing Development Frontiers
- Track 5 – Tapping into the Global Economy
To register for the conference, click here.
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“Invitation: Online debate on India-Brazil- South Africa (IBSA) Policy Dialogue Forum
In partnership with the Ideas for Development blog, the International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth (IPC-IG) is launching an online debate that will contribute with inputs for the forthcoming IBSA Academic Forum, which will be hosted by IPC-IG on 12-13 April in Brasilia, Brazil.
We invite you to participate in this discussion and reflect about the following issues:
- What is the role of the emerging countries in shaping world politics?
- How can India, Brazil and South Africa strengthen cooperation in key issues on the global agenda?
- In which ways an improved policy dialogue among developing countries can contribute to the implementation of effective policies towards the achievement of inclusive growth and human development?
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We also invite you to visit the IBSA Academic Forum website, where you can find interesting papers, resources and breaking news. Visit: http://www.ipc-undp.org/ibsa“