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Agenda

	Jour 1: 24 Sept 2007	Jour 2: 25 Sept 2007	Jour 3: 26 Sept 2007
9:00	Opening remarks Ms. Elisabeth Lwanga, UNDP Kenya Ms. Alison Kennedy, HDRO, UNDP Keynote Address and Launch of the Primer: Dr. Edward Sambili, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Planning and National Development	HD Data: Analysis and Interpretation: Enriching HD Analysis: Use of qualitative data Dr. Richard Ssewakiryanga, UPPAP, Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, Uganda Quantitative Data: Analysis and interpretation Dr. Enoch Chinganda, Independent Consultant, Malawi Country examples: Kenya, Uganda Chair: Ms. Alison Kennedy, HDRO, UNDP	III. Cross-Cutting issues (simultaneous):
			Multi- dimensional Poverty & Social Inclusion Country examples: Ghana, Botswana Ms. Amie Gaye, HDRO, UNDP	Governance & Political Participation Country examples: Sierra Leone Dr. Michael Chege, Ministry of Planning and National Development, Kenya
10:30	Coffee
11:00	Statement of Objectives and Introduction to the Primer - Key issues covered in the Primer - Results of the training needs assessment - Networks and Tools of support Ms. Sharmila Kurukulasuriya, HDRO, UNDP	Composite Indices: Techniques, Uses, Limitations (break-out) - Adapting the HD Indices at the national level - Innovating with new Indices Ms. Amie Gaye, HDRO, UNDP Chair: Mr. Peter Gilruth, UNEP	HIV/AIDS: Addressing threats to HD Country examples: Lesotho, Swaziland Prof. Franklyn Lisk, Visiting Fellow, University of Warwick	Gender GDI, GEM Country examples: Malawi, Madagascar Ms. Amie Gaye, HDRO, UNDP
12:30	Lunch
2:00	I. HD: From Concept to Measurement	Inequality and Human Development -Measurements of Inequality -Disaggregation Techniques / Mexico case study Country case study: Namibia Dr. Luis Felipe Lopez-Calva, Regional Bureau for Latin America and the Caribbean, UNDP Chair: Ms Mercy Kanyuka, National Statistics Office, Malawi	IV. Advocating with Data
	Measuring Human Development - Concepts and measurements - Monitoring and Reporting Country example: Tanzania Ms. Alison Kennedy, HDRO, UNDP Chair: Ms. Alison Kennedy, HDRO, UNDP		Influencing Policy (break-out) - Communication tools - Moving beyond the HDI Country examples: Niger Delta, Zimbabwe, Zambia Mr. Pedro Manuel Moreno, HDRO, UNDP Ms. Sharmila Kurukulasuriya, HDRO, UNDP Mr. Adam Mynott –BBC Nairobi Chair: Ms. Jemaiyo Chabeda, UNDP Kenya
4:00	II. Statistical Principles & Tools for Analysis	Standardization: National/International Discrepancies in Data - The International Statistical System - Coordination and the HDI Ms. Alison Kennedy, HDRO, UNDP Chair: Mr. Seraphin Njagi, UNDP Kenya	Accomplishments and Closing Remarks - Understanding of Primer principles - Framework to monitor adherence to standards - Training of Trainers Ms. Elisabeth Lwanga, UNDP Kenya Ms. Alison Kennedy, HDRO, UNDP
	Data Issues: Quality, Sources, Gaps (break-out) - Challenges in the region - Data availability and quality concerns Country examples: Liberia Ms. Awa Thiongnae, African Centre for Statistics Centre, UNECA Chair: Ms. Vinetta Robinson, UNDP Ethiopia
5:30	End of Day
	Team meetings with HDRO and RBA (every evening, including Sunday)
6:30	Special Seminar: Regional HDR Dr. Michael Chege, Ministry of Planning and National Development, Kenya Discussant - Ms. Elisabeth Lwanga, UNDP Kenya
7:30	Reception at the Safari Park Hotel	Dinner at the Carnival Restaurant

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