Delivering on human rights and social inclusion in the post-2015 development agenda:

Program
Delivering on human rights and
social inclusion in the post-2015
development agenda: Equality, quality
and accountability for marginalized and
excluded populations
Madrid, Spain, 27-29 October 2014
Spanish Agency for International
Development Cooperation (AECID)
Avenida Reyes Católicos, 4 Madrid
Monday, 27th October 2014
15:30 ~ 16:30
Opening remarks
D. Gonzalo Robles - Secretary General, Spanish International Development
Cooperation. Director, Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation
(AECID)
Kate Gilmore - Deputy Executive Director for Programme
United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)
Caddy Adzuba - Radio Okapi Journalist DR Congo
Prince of Asturias Award for Concord .2014
16:30 ~ 17:15
Inaugural Conference: Social Inclusion Policies to address Inequalities for
Excluded Populations in the post 2015 Development Agenda
» Ana Helena Chacon - Vice President Republic of Costa Rica
Chair: Gonzalo Robles - Secretary General, Spanish International Development Cooperation.
Director, Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)
17:15 ~ 19:00
Plenary Session : Rights and social inclusion in the post 2015 development
agenda – challenges and opportunities
Rights and Social Inclusion at the Heart of the post 2015 Development Agenda: a
United Nations Perspective
» Kate Gilmore - Deputy Executive Director for Programme, United Nations
Population Fund (UNFPA)
A Human Rights approach to the post 2015 agenda: advancing economic, social and
cultural rights of excluded populations
» Jyoti Sanghera - Chief of Human Rights, Economic and Social Issues Branch,
Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR)
Closing the social inclusion gap in the context of the post-2015 agenda: an economic
perspective
» Jose Antonio Alonso - Professor of Applied Economics, Complutense University
of Madrid, Spain
Social and cultural drivers of gender and sexual and reproductive health inequalities
of excluded and marginalized populations
» Winfred Lichuma - National Women Commissioner, Kenya
Addressing intersecting discrimination in the future development agenda: a focus on
the sexual and reproductive health and rights of excluded populations
» Alejandro Morlachetti - Professor of Law, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina
Chair: Laura Lopez de Cerain - Director of
Multilateral, Sectorial and Financial Cooperation, AECID
19:15
Cocktail
Tuesday, 28th October 2014
09.00 ~ 09.30
Participants registration
09.30 ~ 10.00
Introductory session: meeting’s objectives
» Luis Mora - Chief of the Gender, Human Rights and Culture Branch Technical Division
United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)
Recapitulation of the previous day and participants’ introduction
10:00 ~ 10:45
Plenary Session 1: Recommendations from the ICPD Beyond 2014
International Conference on Human Rights
Objective: Provide an overview of the ICPD Beyond 2014 Human Rights Conference
Report in order to guide the work in groups in the following sessions
» Luis Mora - Chief of the Gender, Human Rights and Culture Branch Technical Division
United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)
Commentator: Maria Jose Alcala - Chief of the Gender, Human Rights and Culture Branch
Technical Division United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)
Chair: Elly Leemhui - Senior Adviser on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, Ministry
of Foreign Affairs, Netherlands
10:45 ~ 11:45
Plenary Session 2:The Transformative Power Data:Visualizing the Rights
of Marginalized Populations
Objective: Provide an overview of the main global trends on inequality and exclusion
and how these affect the ability of marginalized populations to enjoy their sexual and
reproductive health and rights
» Daniel Schensul – Technical Specialist on Population and Development, Population and
Development Branch, Technical Division, UNFPA (20’)
Commentators:
» Vilma Mendoza - Vice President, National Confederation of Indigenous Women, Bolivia (5’)
» Luis Pérez Bueno - President ,Spanish Committee of Representatives of Persons with
Disabilities (5’)
» Bridget Slea - Senior Rights Policy Adviser, Help Age International, United Kingdom (5’)
» César Antón Beltrán - General Director Institute for the Elderly and Social Services
(IMSERSO) Spanish Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality (5’)
Chair: Fabiana del Popolo - Population Issues Officer, Latin American and Caribbean
Demographic Center (CELADE), Population Division, UN Economic Commission for Latin
America and the Caribbean (ECLAC)
Open debate (20’)
11:45 ~ 12:00
Break
12:00 ~ 13:30
Plenary Session 3: An Action Agenda on Human Rights, Gender Equality
and Social Inclusion for Excluded and Marginalized Populations - Equality
Objective: Define strategic interventions and partnerships to operationalize key
recommendations on equality in the ICPD Beyond 2014 Human Rights Conference
Report
Plenary Discussants:
A Gender and Intercultural Perspective
» Vicky Tauli-Corpuz - United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous
Peoples (15’)
A Human Rights Perspective
» Virginia Bras Gomes - Member of the United Nations Committee on Economic Social and
Cultural Rights (15’)
A Social Inclusive Policy Perspective
» Ana Peláez Narváez - Member of the United Nations Committee on the Rights
of Persons with Disabilities, ONCE Foundation Director of International Relations,
Spain (15’)
An Adolescents and Youth Perspective
» Vicky Claeys - Regional Director, International Planned Parenthood Federation,
IPPF European Network, Belgium (15’)
Chair: Geetanjali Misra - Executive Director, Creating Resources for Empowerment and
Action. CREA, India
Open debate (30’)
13:30 ~ 15:00
Lunch
15:00 ~ 16:30
Plenary Session 4: An Action Agenda on Human Rights, Gender Equality
and Social Inclusion for Excluded and Marginalized Populations: Quality
Objective: Define strategic interventions and partnerships to operationalize key
recommendations on equality in the ICPD Beyond 2014 Human Rights Conference
Report
Plenary Discussants:
Towards a new development paradigm that promotes gender equality and sexual and
reproductive health and rights as human right issues
» Marge Berer - Founding Editor, Reproductive Health Matters, United Kingdom
(15’)
Maternal Health Intercultural Intervention Models for Indigenous Women
» Martha Murdock - Vice President for Regional Programmes, Family Care
Interantional, FCI, USA
Sexual and Reproductive Health Intervention Models for Migrant Populations
» Rene Leyva, Director - Health Management and Leadership, Centre for Health
Systems Research, National Institute of Public Health, Mexico (15’)
Training for Quality in Sexual and Reproductive Health Services
» María del Mar García Calvente - Teacher, Public Health Training Center of
Andalucía, Sexual and Reproductive network Coordinator. Spain (15’)
Chair: Nicolas Marugán - Spanish Observatory against Racism and Xenophobia, Immigration
General Secretariat for Migration and Social Services ,Ministry of Employment and Social Security,
ad Liaison Officer for the European Agency for Fundamental Rights, Spain
16:30 ~ 16:45
Break
16:45 ~ 18:15
Plenary Session 5: An Action Agenda on Human Rights, Gender Equality
and Social Inclusion for Excluded and Marginalized Populations:
Accountability
Objective: Define strategic interventions and partnerships to operationalize key
recommendations on accountability in the ICPD Beyond 2014 Human Rights
Conference Report
Plenary Discussants:
National Human Rights Protection Mechanisms
» Ekaterina Skhiladze - Head of the Gender Equality Department, Public
Defender’s Office, Georgia (recs. 3, 4&5) (15 min)
National Data Collection and Social Policy on Older Persons
» Isabella Aboderin - Senior Research Scientist; Head, Program on Aging and
Development, African Population and Health Research Center, Kenya, and
Associate Profession of Gerontology, University of Southampton, United Kingdom
(15’)
Information Systems and Inclusive Policies for Migrant Populations
» Adilia Solis - President, Center of Social Rights of the Individual Migrants
(CENDEROS), Costa Rica (15’)
Enabling Environments for Human Rights Protection and Participation
» Christina Zampas - Senior Legal Adviser, Amnesty International (15’)
Chair: Alanna Armitage - Director, Geneva Office, UNFPA
Wednesday, 29th October 2014
09:30 ~ 09:45
Recapitulation of the previous day
09:45 ~ 11:45
Parallel Working Groups Sessions
Objective: Identify programme interventions and to operationalize key
recommendations on accountability in the ICPD Beyond 2014 Human Rights
Conference Report
Chair Working Group Session 1 (Recommendations 3, 4 and 5 on Equality)
» Emanuel Sapienza - Policy Specialist on Social Inclusion, United Nations
Partnership for the Rights of Persons with Disability, Technical Secretariat,
Poverty Practice, Bureau for Development Policy, United Nations Development
Programme, UNDP
Chair Working Group Session 2 (Recommendation 4 on Quality)
» Sonia Heckadon - Officer-in-Charge, UNFPA Country Office, Uruguay
Chair Working Group Session 3 (Recommendation 6 and 9 on Accountability)
» Mala Kapur - Chair of the Asia International Network for Prevention of Elder
Abuse (INPEA), Professor at Maitreyi College, University of Delhi, India
11:45-12:00
Break
12:00 ~ 13:30
Plenary Session 6: Presentation of the Parallel Working Groups’
Outcomes
Objective:
Rapporteur Working Group Session 1
» Gulya Choreklieva - Member of the Central Asian Disability Forum Support,
Centre for Disabled People, Turkmenistan (15’)
Rapporteur Working Group Session 2
» Christina L. Hendricks - Executive Director, Council for Persons with Disabilities,
Jamaica (15’)
Rapporteur Working Group Session 3
» Lola Martin Villalba - Inequalities, Social Inclusion and Reproductive Rights
Specialist, UNFPA (15’)
Chair: Emmanuel Bayeni - Technical Advisor on Penal Policy and Fundamental
Freedoms, Focal Point for the Programmes of the European Union, Ministry of
Justice and Human Rights, Republic of Congo
13:30 ~ 15:00
Lunch
15:00 ~ 16:00
Plenary Session 7:Towards a global research agenda on rights, gender
equality and social inclusion to address the reproductive rights of
marginalized populations
Objective: brainstorm on a research agenda to address the human rights, gender
equality and social inclusion of marginalized populations
Presenters:
Indigenous Peoples’
» William Michel - Sexual and Reproductive Health Advisor UNFPA Bolivia (5’)
Migrant Populations
» Shiraz Jerbi - Expert on migration and health, Tunisia (5’)
Older Persons
» Gallyna Poliakova - Director, Age Concern, Ukraine (5’)
Persons with Disabilities
» James Aniyamoozala - National Director, Federation of the Hard of Hearing,
Uganda (5’)
Chair: Rajat Khosla - Human Rights Adviser, Department of Reproductive Health and
Research, World Health Organization, WHO, Geneva
16:00-16:30
Follow up actions
» Luis Mora - Chief of the Gender, Human Rights and Culture Branch, Technical
Division, UNFPA
16-30 ~ 17:00
Closing session » Susana Camarero Benítez - Secretary of State for Social Services and Equality
Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality
» Kate Gilmore - Deputy Executive Director for Programme United Nations Population
Fund (UNFPA)
» Carmen Quintanilla Barba - President of the Gender Equality Committee
The House of Representatives
» Alberto Virella Gomes - Director of Cooperation for Africa and Asia ( AECID)
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