[GKD] e-Conference on Implementing the Monterey Consensus

2003-09-25 Thread Lilly Evans
Dear all,

I am passing the invite without the attachment - please contact Mr. Can
Atacik at WBI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or Patricia Mccall at UN DESA
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> for it and for being included!

Regards

Lilly Evans
Strategic Learning Web
UK
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Dear Invitees:

The Financing for Development Office of the United Nations Department of
Economic and Social Affairs and the Private Sector Development Program
of the World Bank Institute are organizing a two-week Global
e-Conference on Implementing the Monterrey Consensus: Governance Roles
of Public, Private and Advocacy Stakeholders from September 29 to
October 10, 2003.  The main objective of this online dialogue is to
provide an opportunity for participants from around the world to share
their expertise and ideas on the Monterrey Consensus and the
implementation process and to provide these views to the official
international community. That is, a summary of the e-conference will be
provided as an input to the first global follow up the International
Conference on Financing for Development held in Monterrey, Mexico in
2002.

The global follow up will take the form of a High-Level Dialogue (HLD)
on Financing for Development in the United Nations General Assembly New
York, 29 - 30 October 2003. The HLD includes a day of quadripartite
round tables (governments, international institutions, business and
civil society), and a day with an innovative open dialogue for all major
stakeholders in the General Assembly.  The HLD will be preceded by a
half-day consultation with civil society and half day consultation with
the private sector. After the Dialogue, governments will seek to agree
in the Assembly on new implementation steps to better realize the
promises of Monterrey.

The e-Conference is structured around two general topics.  Week 1 (Sept.
29-Oct. 3) will focus on the future of the Monterrey Consensus and the
progress that has been made thus far.  Week 2 (Oct. 6-10) will focus on
issues of global economic governance and the role of public, private and
advocacy stakeholders, including opportunities for public-private
partnerships.

We are pleased to invite you to participate in this e-conference. You
could read the messages posted in this e-conference, and if you have
expertise in a particular topic, we would encourage you to contribute to
the discussion. The detailed agenda is attached to this invitation.

Below please visit
http://www.worldbank.org/wbi/corpgov/csr/econferences/monterrey/ to
register for e-conference and to access the agenda, background readings
and short bios of the moderators.

Please feel free to contact Mr. Can Atacik at WBI
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or Patricia Mccall at UN DESA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
if you have any questions.


Barry Herman  Djordjija Petkoski
Chief, Policy Analysis and DevelopmentLead Specialist
Financing for Development Office  World Bank Institute
UN DESA

AGENDA:
(See attached file: Implementing the Monterrey
Consensus-E-Conference-Agenda.doc)





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[GKD] Re: ICT for jobs/wealth creation

2001-03-21 Thread Lilly Evans

Dear Rosemary,

Your message was a brave statement done with care for accuracy and with clear
commitment to changing the situation for the better.  Thank you for exposing
the situation.

My question to this forum is:

What can we do in support of people in Kenya and elsewhere who are slowed in
bridging the digital divide by their own governments?

Regards from UK

Lilly Evans




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