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WELCOME
16 June: MOBILE FOR DEVELOPMENT
It is a great pleasure to welcome you to the Aid & Response Summit Asia organised by the Aid & International Development Forum. This timely event will discuss lessons learned and combines three important themes over three days:
08:00 Registration 09:00 Mobile Money 10.45 Refreshment Break 11.15 Mobile Health 12.20 Roundtable Discussions 13.00 Networking Lunch 14.00 Mobile Communication 15.15 Refreshment Break 15.45 Mobile Learning 16.30 Mobile Disaster Reporting 17.30 Drinks Reception
17 June: DISASTER & COMMUNITY RESILIENCE 08:00 Registration 09:00 Keynote 09.25 Disaster Risk Reduction 10.30 Refreshment Break 11.00 Early-warning Systems & Flood Control 12.40 Roundtable Discussions 13.15 Networking Lunch 14.00 Community Resilience & Public Health 15.30 Refreshment Break 16.00 Post Disaster Management & Community Engagement 17.30 Close of Day 2
18 June: AID & REPSONSE OPERATIONS 08:00 Registration 09:00 Partnerships 10.00 Effective Operational Team 10.25 Refreshment Break 11.00 Supply Chain Challenges 12.15 Roundtable Discussions 13.00 Networking Lunch 14.00 Communication & Social Networks 14.45 Emergency Response & Coordination 15.45 Refreshments & End of Summit
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AGENDA AT A GLANCE
-- Mobile for Development -- Disaster & Community Resilience -- Aid & Response Operations The specific objectives of this summit are to showcase expertise, best practice approaches and innovations by different actors, to discuss guidelines and regional policy and to provide an opportunity for knowledge exchange and networking amongst public, private and civil society stakeholders. More than 60 recognised experts from over 15 countries will be on stage to show you innovative and achievable ways to increase disaster and community resilience in Southeast Asia and to improve the operational efficiency of humanitarian and development programmes in the region, particularly through the use of mobile devices. We strongly encourage you to actively network and don’t be shy to ask questions – after the presentations, during the panel discussions or in the breaks. If you prefer to submit your questions anonymously, please send an email to me at sruetzel@ aidforum.org of follow via Twitter @SonjaAIDF. We thank you for joining us and wish you a productive and informative summit. Best wishes,
Sonja Ruetzel, Event Director and the AIDF team
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DAY 1
DAY 1, 16 JUNE: MOBILE FOR DEVELOPMENT (M4D ASIA) 08.00
Registration opens UNCC Conference Room 2
09.00
Welcome: Sonja Ruetzel, Director, Aid & International Development Forum
09.05
Presentation: Mobility’s Impact on Development and Humanitarian Work Steve Rynecki, Regional Innovation Advisor, Economic Growth Officer, United States Agency for International Development (USAID)
Mobile Money
09.25
Panel: Digital Cash Revolution -- What’s the reality of digital cash transfer? -- Growth of mobile money in Asia-Pacific and what this means for aid and development -- Driving digital and financial inclusion: coordinating and enabling policies promoting financial inclusion -- Use of mobile money within the emergency context vs. development programmes -- Addressing security concerns and acceptance `` Moderator: Josh Woodard, Regional ICT & Digital Finance Specialist, Asia-Pacific, FHI 360 `` Jonathan Brass, Cash Delegate, Disaster Management Unit, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) `` Ratchada Anantavrasilpa, CFA, CIPM, Senior Financial Sector Specialist, Finance & Markets, The World Bank `` Rebecca H. Vo, CaLP Asia Regional Focal Point, Cash Learning Partnership (CaLP)
10.10
Case Studies: Applying Mobile Money as a Tool in Humanitarian Programmes -- Managing transition towards digital payments -- Partnerships and collaborations for electronic payment applications -- Case study: Transitioning of two Bangladesh NGOs to mobile money: lessons learnt so far `` Moderator: Steve Rynecki, Regional Innovation Advisor, Economic Growth Officer, United States Agency for International Development (USAID) `` Josh Woodard, Regional ICT & Digital Finance Specialist, Asia-Pacific, FHI 360 `` Maria Theresa Niña Espinola-Abogado, DRR Program Manager, Electronic Prepaid Solutions, Philippines, Oxfam
10.45
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Refreshment Break
Mobile Health Innovations
11.15
Panel: mHealth Trends and Innovations -- Strengthening health programmes through use of mobile technologies -- Driving community participation through mHealth
DAY 1
-- Latest innovations and trends in mHealth services and their practical implications -- C ase Study: Lessons learned from mHealth projects: training front line health workers, supporting conversations between health workers and clients, providing time-sensitive information to subscribers -- Case study: BGAN Link: an eHealth preventative monitoring solution in rural communities -- C ase study: how the Mobile Mama Alliance programmes are making a difference to women’s health on the ground `` Moderator: Dr. Richard Brown, Acting WHO Representative to Thailand, World Health Organization (WHO) `` Nada El Marji, Director, NGO Business, Inmarsat `` Siddhartha Swarup, Director, Family Health Programs, BBC Media Action `` Dr. Aakash Ganju, Country Director, India, Mobile Mama Alliance (MAMA)
Roundtable Discussions
12.20
Roundtable Discussions (Interactive session on ground floor) Delegates are invited to participate in topic-specific interactive networking sessions to discuss the following themes in more detail and off-the record: -- F ield meets engineering: comparing experiences and ideas when developing and using mobile devices for aid delivery and disaster response communications - Philip Goodwin, Product Director, Emerging Markets, Bullitt Group -- Cultural and gender specific challenges when using mobile ICTs -- I ntroduction to mobile money and digital cash: what you need to know to get started -Duangthip Chomprang, Manager Regional Affairs Asia Pacific, Wireless for Community project, Internet Society -- B est practice in mobile money: exchanging experiences - Josh Woodard, Regional ICT & Digital Finance Specialist, Asia-Pacific, FHI 360 -- m Learning: Building systems for capacity development at all levels - Sreenivas Narayanan, Group Managing Director, Asia Society for Social Improvement & Sustainable Transformation -- m Health in practice: Setting up an mHealth application programme - Dr. Aakash Ganju, Country Director, India, Mobile Mama Alliance -- S ocial media, apps and mobile networks: sharing best practice and hear about latest projects - Abigail Steinberg, Strategist, Digital Divide Data -- R esilience and Disaster Risk Reduction and mobile devices - Maria Theresa NiĂąa EspinolaAbogado, DRR Program Manager, Electronic Prepaid Solutions, Philippines, Oxfam -- Ethical considerations around the use of data and mobile devices -- M obile strategies for aid delivery: comparing initiatives and approaches; how to make the most out of mobile technologies for disaster response and aid delivery - Hazem El Mahi, Business Development, NRS International -- Thai focus: mobile for development projects in Thailand
13.00
Refreshment Break
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Mobile Communication: Community Engagement & Networks
14.00
Panel: Improving Communication with Beneficiary Communities & Among Aid Agencies -- Utilising mobile technology to better reach and engage beneficiary groups -- Establishing humanitarian social and communication networks
DAY 1
-- Mobile internet: status quo and future outlook -- Case studies: • How mobile technologies can assist community self-organisation and disaster response • Mobile apps for community engagement `` Moderator: Sreenivas Narayanan, Group Managing Director, Asia Society for Social Improvement & Sustainable Transformation (ASSIST) `` Duangthip Chomprang, Manager Regional Affairs Asia Pacific, Wireless for Community project, Internet Society `` Meghan Sattler, Communication with Communities, Global Emergency Telecommunications Cluster, UN World Food Programme (WFP) `` Dr. Mamatha Achanta, Founder, Tharuni
15.15
Refreshment Break
15.45
Case Studies: mLearning: Distant Education and Capacity Building -- Discovering latest mobile learning trends in the humanitarian and development sector -- Preserving knowledge and democratising information -- E stablishing joint learning networks and building systems for skills and capacity development at all levels -- Case study: DigiBayanihan, digital literacy campaign for Women in the Philippines (ASSIST) -- Case study: Applying eLearning applications for disaster management (WVI) `` Moderator: Hazem El Mahi, Business Development, NRS International `` Abigail Steinberg, Strategist, Digital Divide Data `` Sreenivas Narayanan, Group Managing Director, Asia Society for Social Improvement & Sustainable Transformation (ASSIST) `` Angel Theodora, Humanitarian & Emergency Affairs Director, World Vision International
16.30
Panel: Mobile Disaster Reporting -- Trends and experiences of recent disaster reporting: Nepal, Vanuatu -- Improving interaction between media and response teams during emergencies -- E stablishing effective collaboration between mobile network operators and government agencies, first responders and the media `` Steve Herman, Bureau Chief and Correspondent, Voice of America `` Obinna Anyadike, Editor in Chief, IRIN News `` Additional speakers tbc
17.15
Closing Remarks: Mobile for Development Day & Welcome to Drinks Reception `` Thanakorn Thiansiri, Product Manager, Blackmores
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DAY 2, 17 JUNE: DISASTER & COMMUNITY RESILIENCE Registration opens
DAY 2
08.00
UNCC Conference Room 2
09.00
Welcome: Sonja Ruetzel, Director, Aid & International Development Forum
09.05
Opening Keynote: Lessons and Innovations for Disaster Resilience Vinod Thomas, Director General of Independent Evaluation, Asian Development Bank
Disaster Risk Reduction
09.25
Presentation: Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction: What does this mean for the Southeast Asian region? Pham Thanh Hang, Programme Officer, United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR)
09.45
Panel: Building a Culture of Resilience and Strengthening Disaster Preparedness -- Enhancing resilience to disasters, climate change and community safety -- I CT applications in disaster response, preparedness and in other areas of Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation interventions -- Discussing practices and policies for advancements of disaster prevention -- Promoting partnerships and cross-country collaborations for disaster and community resilience -- Country study: Strengthening disaster management capacities in Thailand -- Case Study: DRR partnership project on combating drought in Thailand `` Moderator: Pannapa (Aimee) Na Nan, Research & International Cooperation Bureau, Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation, Ministry of Interior, Thailand `` Gabrielle Iglesias, Technical Specialist, Asian Disaster Preparedness Center (ADPC) `` Dr. Michael DiGregorio, Vietnam Country Representative, The Asia Foundation `` Jay Mark Mijares, Humanitarian Emergency Affairs & Advocacy Officer, World Vision Thailand
10.30
Refreshment Break
11.00
Panel: Disaster Preparedness and Early-warning Systems: Innovations and Applications -- The role of geo-information technology for disaster risk reduction -- Identifying, assessing, monitoring and reducing disaster risks and enhancing early warning -- How can early-warning systems be improved -- Use of satellite imagery and mobile technology -- Data analysis for early-warning systems and disaster resilience -- Micro-mappers (real life data for disaster relief) and open data initiatives `` Moderator: Rizki, Muhammad, Displacement Tracking and Information Management Officer, International Organization for Migration (IOM) `` Dr. Shamika Sirimanne, Director, Information and Communications Technology and Disaster Risk Reduction, UN ESCAP `` Dr. Royol Chitradon, Director, Hydro and Agro Informatics Institute, Ministry of Science and Technology, Thailand `` Dr. Kamol Promasakha na Sakolnakhon, Director of Meteorological Radar and Satellite Data, Thai Meteorological Department
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Panel: Flood Prevention & Control -- How can we better warn, evacuate or protect communities from floods? -- Improving flood risk management and drowning prevention strategies -- Flood risk assessment and identifying potential flooding areas: flood hazard mapping -- Experiences and challenges in responding to flash floods
DAY 2
-- D ifferent approaches to migrating flood damage: structural and non-structural flood management -- Examining technologies to restore drainage effectively of waterway and prevent future floods -- Case study: Great flood in Thailand `` Moderator: Bapon Shm Fakhruddin, Consultant, United Nations Development Programme, Climate and Water Consultant, Asian Development Bank `` Kaisorn Thanthathep, Deputy Director General, Department of Disaster Management and Climate Change, Laos `` Pannapa (Aimee) Na Nan, Research & International Cooperation Bureau, Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation, Ministry of Interior, Thailand `` Dr. Chaowalit Silapathong, Director, Geo-informatics and Space Technology Development Agency, Thailand
Roundtable Discussions
12.40
Roundtable Discussions (Interactive session on ground floor) Delegates are invited to participate in topic-specific interactive networking sessions to discuss the following themes in more detail and off-the record: -- C limate change adaptation and collaboration - Vinod Thomas, Director General of Independent Evaluation, Asian Development Bank -- E nhancing coordination for disaster preparedness - Bapon Shm Fakhruddin, Consultant, United Nations Development Programme, Climate and Water Consultant, Asian Development Bank -- S endai framework: discussing the role of civil society in achieving DRR - Pham Thanh Hang, Programme Officer, UNISDR -- Flood and storm protection - Shaun Ellis, Regional Manager and Technical Consultant, HESCO -- Drought management and water security - Dr. Prakash Tyagi, Executive Director, GRAVIS -- Earthquake resilience and response -- Resilience in health - Dr. Luca Falqui, Senior Health Advisor, Humanitarian Aid & Development -- Early warning systems in practice: comparing experiences and good practice -- Engaging communities in disaster risk reduction activities -- Data collection and analysis: Identifying which solution at which time and for which scenario -- D ata & knowledge management for disaster risk reduction - Victoria Leat, Southeast Asia Program Advisor, Pacific Disaster Center -- R esilient settlement planning - Joshua Weber, Project Director, Habitat for Humanity International -- S upporting at-risk groups during disasters and conflicts - Dr. Nyunt Naing Thein, Chief of Party, Project for Local Empowerment, International Rescue Committee
13.15
Networking Lunch
Community Resilience & Public Health
14.00
Presentation: Reducing Health Consequences after Disasters Dr. Narong Tadadej, Deputy Director, Bureau of Public Health Emergency Response, Office of the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Public Health, Thailand
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14.15
Panel: Community Health Trends and Innovations - Overview of current health threats: malaria, dengue fever, HIV, TB, micronutrient deficiencies - Disease prevention: vaccinations, testing - Strengthening health programmes through use of mobile technologies - Country study: development of eHealth to strengthening health system in Thailand and through AeHIN `` Moderator: James BonTempo, Director of ICT & Innovation, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs (CCP) `` Dr. Nao Boutta, Permanent Secretary of Health, Ministry of Health Lao PDR `` Dr. Sharad Sapra, Director of the Global Innovation Centre, UNICEF `` Alan Kuresevic, Vice President, Engineering Director, SES Techcom Services `` Dr Boonchai Kijsanayotin, Health Systems Research Institute, Ministry of Public Health Thailand, Co-Chair, Asia eHealth Information Network
15.30
Refreshment Break
Disaster Management & Community Engagement
16.00
Panel: ‘Building back better’: Post Disaster Reconstruction -- Safe settlement planning: rebuilding housing with disaster risk reduction focus -- Rebuilding after natural disasters: e.g. making schools and public buildings safer -- Generating awareness, building knowledge networks and partnerships for resilience `` Moderator: Dr. Michael DiGregorio, Vietnam Country Representative, The Asia Foundation `` Seki Hirano, Senior Technical Advisor Shelter and Settlements, Humanitarian Response Department, Catholic Relief Services `` Joseph Scaria, Asia Pacific Director, Habitat for Humanity International `` Henri Stalder, Shelter Coordinator, UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
16.45
Panel: Better Supporting At-Risk Groups During and Post Disasters and Conflicts -- H ow can we better address vulnerabilities and social inequalities for at-risk groups: disability, gender, age, poor, displaced -- How can marginalised groups help to improve DRR? -- How can we better include women in DRR decision-making -- Establishing common indicators to measure progress -- C ase study: IRC’s health worker training for Myanmar refugees and migrants to become accredited and recognised health professionals: closing capacity gaps and addressing pressing healthcare needs in rural Myanmar `` Moderator: Samantha Newman, Coordinator, Regional Centre for Emergency Preparedness, UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) `` Anne Leclerc, Head of South East Asia Office, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) (tbc) `` Dr. Nyunt Naing Thein, Chief of Party, Project for Local Empowerment, International Rescue Committee `` Roberta Clarke, Regional Director, UN Women
17.30
Closing Remarks: Disaster & Community Resilience Day
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DAY 3, 18 JUNE: AID & RESPONSE OPERATIONS 08.00
Registration opens UNCC Conference Room 2
09.00
Welcome: Sonja Ruetzel, Director, Aid & International Development Forum
09.05
Panel: Building Successful Public Private People Partnerships (PPPPs) and Collaborations -- Exploring the opportunities of sustainable collaboration within the humanitarian supply chain -- Maximising social and economic benefits by choosing the right partner and project -- Monitoring and measuring the success of PPPPs -- Identifying the added costs and risks to the agreement -- Growth and evolution of PPPPs and corporate social responsibility: what does the future hold? `` Moderator: Richard Walden, Founder and CEO, Operation USA `` Roy Andy Panjaitan, Economic and Agriculture Development Team Leader, Ministry Quality Support Department, World Vision Indonesia `` Suriyan Vichitlekarn, Sector Spokesperson, Agriculture Working Group, Sector Network for Rural Development in Asia, GIZ (German International Cooperation) `` Haider Yaqub, Deputy Regional Director for Asia, Plan International `` Hazem El Mahi, Business Development and Sales Manager, NRS International
10:00
Presentation: Developing and Managing an Effective Operational Team Ildiko, Modla-Szalai, Founder, President, NEEDeed Foundation Yomi Sonubi, Project Manager, NEEDeed Foundation
10.25
Refreshment Break
11.00
Panel: Humanitarian Supply Chain Challenges -- Last mile technologies to support humanitarian operations and disaster affected communities -- Best practice for shipping supplies into areas of reduced infrastructure -- Addressing bribery and corruption -- Professionalising logistics: ensuring agility and continuity -- U sing local capacity to increase efficiency in disaster settings – empowering community-led disaster response -- Ensuring agile operations and coordination and reducing programme waste and delays -- Best practice in forecasting of supply requirements -- Best practice in supplier management `` Moderator: Allan Deacon, International Federation of Purchasing and Supply Management `` Khiam Lee, Deputy Director, ASEAN Coordinating Centre for Humanitarian Assistance on Disaster Management (tbc) `` Michael Kennedy, Vice President of External Operations, The SkyLIFE Company `` Philip Ou, Vice President Marketing, ST Kinetics
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Roundtable Discussions
12:15
Roundtable Discussions (Interactive session on ground floor) Delegates are invited to participate in topic-specific interactive networking sessions to discuss the following themes in more detail and off-the record:
DAY 3
-- Procurement strategy: discussing responsible and effective procurement practices - Allan Deacon, International Federation of Purchasing and Supply Management -- I mproving humanitarian logistics: exchanging experiences, innovations and best practice (moderator tbc) -- E ffective communication with communities - Meghan Sattler, Communication with Communities, Global ET Cluster, World Food Programme -- S ocial networks and knowledge exchange - Dr. Imes Chiu, Chief of Applied Research, Center for Excellence in Disaster Management & Humanitarian Assistance -- Disaster relief operations -- H ow to work with the media during and post emergencies - Steve Herman, Bureau Chief and Correspondent, Voice of America -- S helter: improving livelihoods during and after emergencies - Henri Stalder, Shelter Coordinator, UNHCR -- Strategic partnerships - Gaurav Ray, Asia Regional Coordinator, Transforming Surge Capacity Project, START Network -- Security and safety of staff and beneficiaries -- F ood and nutrition security: exchange project updates and how to overcome operational challenges - Roy Andy Panjaitan, Economic and Agriculture Development Team Leader, Ministry Quality Support Department, World Vision Indonesia -- Community health projects: share project updates and partnership opportunities
13.00
Networking Lunch
14.00
Panel: Effective Communication & Humanitarian Social Networks -- Strengthening resilience and early warning systems through information sharing -- Case study: Integration of early warning into mobile applications in Southeast Asian countries -- A pplying social media in disaster relief: how to make the most out of new technologies and social networks -- Communicating with and within affected communities and the role of social networks -- Data sharing through crowd sourcing and open source knowledge solutions `` Moderator: Obinna Anyadike, Editor in Chief, IRIN News `` Kate Jean Smith, Regional Communications Officer for South East Asia, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) `` Meghan Sattler, Communication with Communities, Global ET Cluster, World Food Programme `` Charles Disneur, Regional Commercial and Marketing Manager, Eutelsat Asia
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14.45
Case studies: Efficient Emergency Response Operations and Coordination -- Improving early coordination: using local capacity to increase efficiency in disaster settings -- Lessons learned from recent disasters in Asia: -- C ase studies: Emergency response and recovery after the the Philippines Typhoon, the Sichuan China and Japan Quake (Operation USA)
DAY 3
-- Case study: Best Practices and Lessons Learned on Haiyan’s Civil-Military Coordination -- C ase study: Transforming Surge Capacity Project, a coordinating platform for inter-agency collaboration and sharing of good practice and resources `` Moderator: Travis Heneveld, Account Director United Nations, Motorola Solutions `` Richard Walden, Founder and CEO, Operation USA `` Dr. Imes Chiu, Chief of Applied Research, Center for Excellence in Disaster Management & Humanitarian Assistance `` Gaurav Ray, Asia Regional Coordinator, Transforming Surge Capacity Project, START Network (Asia Regional Platform hosted by Plan International)
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AID & RESPONSE SUMMIT 2015 SPEAKERS MOBILE FOR DEVELOPMENT (16 JUNE) DAY 1
Dr. Achanta, Mamatha Founder Tharuni
Espinola-Abogado, Maria Theresa Ni単a DRR Program ManagerElectronic Prepaid Solutions Oxfam, Philippines
Anantavrasilpa, Ratchada Senior Financial Sector Specialist
Dr. Ganju, Aakash
The World Bank
Country Director, India Mobile Mama Alliance (MAMA)
Anyadike, Obinna Editor in Chief
Goodwin, Philip
IRIN
Product Director, Emerging Markets Bullitt Group
Brass, Jonathan Cash Delegate, Disaster Management Unit
Herman, Steve
I nternational Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC)
Voice of America
Dr. Brown, Richard
Narayanan, Sreenivas
Acting WHO Representative to Thailand
Group Managing Director
World Health Organization (WHO)
Bureau Chief and Correspondent
sia Society for Social A Improvement & Sustainable Transformation (ASSIST) / Asian NGO
Chomprang, Duangthip Manager, Regional Affiars, Asia Pacific Internet Society
Regional Innovation Advisor, Economic Growth Officer
El Mahi, Hazem
nited States Agency for U International Development (USAID)
Business Development & Sales Manager
Sattler, Meghan
NRS International
Communication with Communities, Global Emergency Telecommunications Cluster
El Marji, Nada
N World Food Programme U (WFP)
Director, NGO Business Inmarsat
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Rynecki, Steve
Vo, Rebecca H.
Strategist
CaLP Asia Regional Focal Point
Digital Divide Data
Swarup, Sid
ash Learning Partnership C (CALP) of Oxfam GB, Save the Children, British Red Cross, Action Against Hunger/ACF International and the Norwegian Refugee Council
Director of Family Health Projects in India
Woodard, Josh Regional ICT & Digital Finance Specialist, Asia-Pacific
BBC Media Action
FHI 360
Theodora, Angel Director of Humanitarian & Emergency Affairs World Vision International
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AID & RESPONSE SUMMIT 2015 SPEAKERS DISASTER & COMMUNITY RESILIENCE (17 JUNE) BonTempo James
Hang, Pham Thanh
Director of ICT & Innovation
Programme Officer
Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs (CCP)
United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR)
Dr. Boutta, Nao
Hirano, Seki
Permanent Secretary
Senior Technical Advisor Shelter and Settlements, Humanitarian Response Department
Ministry of Health Lao PDR
Catholic Relief Services
Dr. Chitradon, Royol
Iglesias, Gabrielle
Director, Hydro and Agro Informatics Institute
Technical Specialist, Knowledge Management & Communication Specialist
Ministry of Science and Technology
sian Disaster Preparedness A Center (ADPC)
Clarke, Roberta Regional Director
Jarvie, Jim
UN Women
Director, Climate Change, Environment and Natural Resources Mercy Corps
Dr. DiGregorio, Michael Vietnam Country Representative
Dr. Kijsanayotin, Boonchai
The Asia Foundation
Health Systems Research Institute, Ministry of Public Health Thailand and Co-Chair, Asia eHealth Information Network
Ellis, Shaun Regional Manager and Technical Consultant HESCO
Kuresevic, Alan Vice President, Engineering Director SES Techcom Services
Fakhruddin, Bapon Shm Consultant
Leclerc, Anne
nited Nations Development U Programme (UNDP)
Head of South East Asia Office
Asian Development Bank
International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) (tbc)
Dr. Falqui, Luca
Leat, Victoria
Senior Health Advisor
Southeast Asia Program Advisor
Humanitarian Aid & Development - Global Health
Pacific Disaster Center
Climate and Water Consultant
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Humanitarian Emergency Affairs and Advocacy Officer
Shelter Coordinator
World Vision Thailand
UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
Na Nan, Pannapa (Aimee)
Dr. Tadadej, Narong
Research & International Cooperation Bureau
Deputy Director, Bureau of Public Health Emergency Response
epartment of Disaster D Prevention & Mitigation, Ministry of Interior, Thailand
Ministry of Public Health, Thailand
Thanthathep, Kaisorn Newman, Samantha
Deputy Director General
Coordinator, Regional Centre for Emergency Preparedness
Department of Disaster Management and Climate Change, Laos
UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
Dr. Thein, Nyunt Naing Rizki, Muhammad
Chief of Party, Project for Local Empowerment
Displacement Tracking and Information Management Officer
International Rescue Committee
International Organization for Migration (IOM)
Thomas, Vinod Dr. Promasakha na Sakolnakhon, Kamol
Director General of Independent Evaluation
Director of Meteorological Radar and Satellite Data
Asian Development Bank
Thai Meteorological Department
Dr. Tyagi, Prakash Dr. Sapra, Sharad
Executive Director
Director of the Global Innovation Centre
GRAVIS
UNICEF
Weber, Joshua Scaria, Joseph
Project Director
Asia Pacific Director
Habitat for Humanity International
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Dr. Silapathong, Chaowalit
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Dr. Sirimanne, Shamika Director, Inforamtion and Communications Technology and Disaster Risk Reduction UN ESCAP
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AID & RESPONSE SUMMIT 2015 SPEAKERS AID & RESPONSE OPERATIONS (18 JUNE) Anyadike, Obinna
Lee, Khiam
Editor in Chief
Chief Administrator of Intergovernmental Organization, Deputy Director
IRIN
SEAN Coordinating Centre A for Humanitarian Assistance on Disaster Management (tbc)
Dr. Chiu, Imes Chief of Applied Research
Modla-Szalai, Ildiko
Center for Excellence in Disaster Management & Humanitarian Assistance (CFE-DMHA)
Founder, President NEEDeed Foundation
Disneur, Charles Regional Commercial and Marketing Manager
Ou, Philip
Eutelsat Asia
Vice President, Marketing ST Kinetics
Deacon, Allan International Federation of Purchasing and Supply Management
Panjaitan, Roy Andy Economic and Agriculture Development Team Leader, Ministry Quality Support Department
El Mahi, Hazem Business Development & Sales Manager
World Vision Indonesia
NRS International
Ray, Gaurav
Heneveld, Travis
Asia Regional Coordinator, Transforming Surge Capacity Project
Account Director United Nations
START Network (Asia Regional Platform hosted by Plan International)
Motorola Solutions
Sattler, Meghan Herman, Steve
Communication with Communities, Global Emergency Telecommunications Cluster
Bureau Chief and Correspondent Voice of America
UN World Food Programme (WFP)
Smith, Kate Jean Kennedy, Michael
Communication Officer, SouthEast Asia Regional Delegation
Vice President of External Operations The SkyLIFE Company
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International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC)
Sonubi, Yomi
Vichitlekarn, Suriyan
Project Manager
Sector Spokesperson, Agriculture Working Group, Sector Network for Rural Development in Asia
NEEDeed Foundation
Walden, Richard
President and CEO Operation USA
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Blackmores is Australia’s leading natural health brand. Our quality range of vitamin, minerals, herbal and nutritional supplements, and continued support of the community and environment, are among the many reasons Blackmores is the most trusted name in natural health. We offer consumers a range of innovative services, including our free Naturopathic Advisory Service, which was used by over 50,000 people last year, and our award-winning website, which is an extensive health and wellbeing resource. We also provide support to our retail partners through superior training and education.
ContenO
www.conteno.com
ContenO is a Belgian company founded in 2009 and specialised in Mobile Bottling Plants (MBP) for PET bottles. We offer alternatives for drinkable water distribution for Emergency Relief and Prevention, by allowing water to be bottled on site. Our MBP’s are fit in a standard 20ft or 40ft container allowing easy transport. The containers are food grade finished and operate on a plug-and-play basis for easy, fast and reliable output. We can bottle up to 1,200 bottles per hour, providing approx. 10,000 litres of bottled water per day. Distribution can be organised with normal trucks, vans or pick-ups available in the country, rather than using sanitised purpose-built water transport trucks.
Eutelsat Asia
www.eutelsatasia.com
Eutelsat Asia delivers comprehensive coverage and high-bandwidth capability for any client, with any communication need, anywhere in the Asia-Pacific. Our commitment is to help broadcasters, video service providers, telecom operators, ISPs and government agencies grow their business in the Asia Pacific region connecting them to the rest of the world. Eutelsat supports the strong growth of the Asia-Pacific region with two satellites optimised for business requirements: EUTELSAT 172A offers a wide range of telecom services to a diverse base of blue chip customers. EUTELSAT 70B provides regional and intercontinental connectivity for a wide range of satellitebased applications.
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www.flexiwaysolar.com
Let the sun empower people! Approximately 1.5 billion people globally have very limited or no access to electricity. With Flexiway Solar Solutions’ fit-for-purpose solar products, we brighten up people’s lives and empower those who need it the most – from those living in refugee camps and disaster zones, to those living in under-developed areas. Our newest range of innovative solar products is designed to improve connectivity, enhance safety, and reduce crime and gender-based violence in various off-the-grid settings. Our solar lights also empower people’s lives and enable individuals, families and communities to carry out household tasks, study or work after dark.
Hesco
www.hesco.com
HESCO, the world renowned manufacturer of protective structures, engineers rapidly deployable flood barriers and protective accommodation bunkers for emergency disaster preparation and relief. HESCO rapidly deployable flood barriers are used around the world during flood and storm events and engineered to achieve maximum logistical efficiency and rapid protection in emergency flood situations. These include strengthening levee systems, restoring natural flood defences or used within intensely populated areas to protect critical infrastructure and maintain the usability of emergency access roads. HESCO protective barriers are engineered for speed, structural integrity and emergency relief.
Inmarsat
www.inmarsat.com
As the industry leader and pioneer of mobile satellite communications, Inmarsat has been powering global connectivity for more than three decades. We offer an unrivalled portfolio of global satcom solutions and value-added services to keep you connected at all times – whether travelling on land, at sea or in the air. No matter where your business takes you, you can rely on Inmarsat for all your mission-critical communications.
Motorola Solutions
www.motorolasolutions.com
Motorola Solutions connects people through technology. Our customers - from all businesses to Fortune 500 companies - rely on us for the expertise, services and solutions we provide, trusting our years of invention and innovation experience. By partnering with customers and observing how our products can help in their specific industries, we are able to enhance our customers’ experience every day. Our focus is on developing integrated end-to-end solutions that deliver a clear return on investment and empower individuals through seamless connectivity.
NRS International
www.nrs-international.com
Combining strengths, improving lives We are a family-run company that develops and manufactures products for the humanitarian aid, public health and development sectors. We aim to improve the everyday lives of people in need by providing innovative, cost-effective aid solutions. We are the parent company to three subsidiaries: NRS Relief, TANA Netting, and Flexiway Solar Solutions. Our manufacturing facility in Pakistan, H. Sheikh Noor-ud-Din & Sons, employs 7,000 skilled workers that manufacture core relief items and insecticidal nets. Our charitable arm, the Bilqees Sarwar Foundation, provides donations to public health and education projects in Pakistan.
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Serving humanity. Impacting lives. NRS Relief, a subsidiary of NRS International, delivers a wide range of core relief items to the humanitarian and public health sectors, building upon decades of expertise to ensure rapid response to emergency situations. Following a long history of product innovation and focus on providing effective and safe products for people in need, NRS Relief has been awarded as the Aid Innovation Challenge winner at AidEx 2014. Most recently, NRS Relief is proud to be the first supplier to offer affordable and fully fire retardant tents and tarpaulins to the humanitarian community.
SES Techcom Services
www.ses.com/techcom
SES Techcom Services (ISO 9001 certified) is a 100% owned affiliate of SES, the world-leading satellite operator with a fleet of over 50 geostationary satellites, and provides integrated end-to-end satellite solutions as well as operational services tailored to our customers’ needs worldwide. We design and deliver ground infrastructure and operation services, VSAT networks, broadband connectivity, turnkey teleport solutions. We also develop innovative solutions for eGovernment, eHealth, eEducation and applications for worldwide emergency satellite communications, such as emergency.lu, which provides connectivity within 48 hours in times of humanitarian crisis.
ST Kinetics
www.stengg.com
ST Kinetics (Singapore Technologies Kinetics Ltd) is the land systems and specialty vehicles arm of Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd. It is one of Asia’s leading land systems and specialty vehicles companies, delivering smart engineering solutions since 1967 for the commercial, defence and homeland security markets. With 7,000 employees worldwide and revenue of over $1.4b in FY2014, ST Kinetics delivers products and solutions to end users in more than 40 countries around the world; helping to maintain the peace of nations and increasing the productivity of businesses involved in earthmoving, road construction and goods distribution.
TANA Netting
www.tananetting.com
No more sleepless nights At TANA Netting, we are committed to improve the lives of people threatened by malaria and other vector-borne diseases by delivering innovative, cost-effective and high-quality preventive solutions for the humanitarian and public health sectors. DawaPlus® 2.0 is a long-lasting insecticidal net (LLIN) recommended by WHOPES as a tool for malaria control and prevention. We are actively involved in global programmes and partnerships. By working together, we can strengthen the potential of individuals, communities and countries to achieve the ultimate goal – a world free from malaria.
The SkyLIFE Company
www.skylifetech.com
The SkyLIFE Company, Toledo, Ohio. USA- SkyLIFE Technology specialises in developing innovative aerial distribution solutions for NGOs, governments and militaries. The SkyLIFE disbursement systems, coupled with aerodynamic singleserve delivery packets, offers our customer the opportunity to distribute relief aid products such as; food, water, shelter, first aid and personal hygiene supplies, directly to those in need immediately after natural or man-made disasters. The ability to respond before traditional relief efforts saves lives and reduces suffering.
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www.ukrcopter.com
Ukrainian Helicopters, privately owned commercial entity, has played a pivotal role in global humanitarian, disaster relief, and peacekeeping missions around the globe for more than a decade. Responding to nowadays operational requirements, new risks and challenges, on the basis of years of experience, Ukrainian Helicopters has developed and brought into life a fundamentally new approach to the field mission aviation support. It resulted into the creation and start of successful use of the unique aviation complex on the platform of the Mi-8MTV1 – the versatile and quick-convertible helicopter “Transformer� capable of any mission at any location 24/7. Advanced technical infrastructure and high mobility allow us to provide our customers with the most reliable and high-quality services.
MEDIA AND EVENT PARTNERS Alliance is the leading magazine for philanthropy and social investment worldwide. It provides news and analysis of what is happening in the philanthropy and social investment sectors across the world. It also acts as a forum for the exchange of ideas and experiences among practitioners. As well as news and conference reports, articles, book reviews and opinion columns, each issue has a special in-depth feature on some key aspect of philanthropy and social investment, with contributors from around the world and expert guest editors. Alliance Extra provides subscriber only interviews and articles published exclusively on the Alliance website every fortnight. The American Chamber of Commerce in Thailand (AMCHAM) is the voice of American business in Thailand. AMCHAM provides a point of exchange and coordination of efforts to improve business conditions and opportunities for American and American-affiliated organizations. It also provides businesses and businesspersons with a venue for the exchange of ideas and for identifying common purposes to pursue in both the private and government sectors in Thailand, in the Asian region and in the United States. Asian Disaster Preparedness Center (ADPC) deploys disaster risk management (DRM) information and systems to reduce local, national and regional risk across Asia-Pacific. Its portfolio focuses on DRM capacity building, improving DRM for cities and climate change, mainstreaming DRM into national and local development, improving DRM systems and undertaking disaster risk assessments. To achieve its aims in disaster risk reduction, ADPC works closely with local, national and regional governments, governmental and non-governmental organisations, donors and development partners. Asia Society for Social Improvement and Sustainable Transformation (ASSIST) is an international non-government organization focused on capacity building. It seeks to promote sustainable practices to address social problems in the developing world, with focus on Asia and Africa. ASSIST takes pride in its process-oriented approach to capacity building towards social improvement and sustainable transformation. Its goal is to empower its target groups to make them resilient to the social, economic and environmental challenges.
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Asian Military Review (AMR) is the largest and only circulated audited defence magazine in the Asia Pacific region. Published since 1993, it’s widely recognised as an authoritative provider of objective information which is read and discussed by key decision makers and advisors in Asia Pacific militaries. Editorial content comprises capability analysis, special reports and relevant news coverage from the region. AMR provides information, opinion and facts allowing military professionals to track and understand defence developments worldwide, concerning equipment, training, organsation and doctrine issues. The magazine is a proven source helping to keep military professionals up-to-date on national and international defence. AsianNGO is the pioneer media platform designed to empower NGOs and development professionals in Asia-Pacific, capacitating them with resources for sustainable growth. The main channel of AsianNGO is a web portal for users to track and apply for available grants, project partners and download learning assets for their better organisational management; and event updates for their relevant interests. In addition, AsianNGO releases a print magazine every two months with news and policy updates from the development sector; as well as a weekly e-newsletter with the latest grants and upcoming events across the region. The International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT) is a not-for-profit research and development organisation dedicated to reducing poverty and hunger while protecting natural resources in developing countries. It is based in Cali, Colombia. CIAT is one of the 15 specialized research centers of the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR), and is also the headquarters for the CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS). Diplomatic Courier is the global affairs magazine that connects the diplomatic and policy establishment to the next generation of leaders in diplomacy and foreign policy. Diplomatic Courier publishes six print issues per year, as well as weekly online content and a daily blog, On Point. The Diplomatic Courier is an independent publication both in its voice and its organisation. Publishing opinions from all political spectrums, the Courier adheres to the ideals of freedom of expression, individualism, and fair and balanced journalism. Design4Disaster connects designers, philanthropists, citizens and corporations in an effort to create a better and more sustainable world, one that will stand up to natural disaster and eradicate man-made disaster. Design4Disaster helps our users by providing access to cutting edge solutions to disaster and ecological crisis, providing an open forum for the exchange of knowledge, ideas and resources and by showcasing designs that develop sustainable infrastructure and methodology to better guard against crisis. It is Design4Disaster’s mission to offer design solutions and developments that contribute to the prevention, relief and recovery from the effects of disasters. The Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves is a United Nations Foundation-led public-private partnership to save lives, improve livelihoods, empower women, and protect the environment by creating a thriving global market for clean and efficient household cooking solutions. The Alliance’s goal calls for 100 million households to adopt clean and efficient stoves and fuels by 2020.
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Indonesian Business Council for Sustainable Development (IBCSD) provides a platform for businesses to share and promote best practice in tackling risks and taking advantage of opportunities related to sustainable development. It will also act as a key partner to government and civil society providing business input and solutions for Indonesian policies on sustainability issues. The key aims of the IBCSD are to provide business leadership as a catalyst for change towards sustainable development and to support the business license to operate, innovate and grow in a world increasingly shaped by sustainable development issues. The International Stability Operations Association (ISOA) is the international trade association of the stability operations industry, promoting ethics and standards worldwide and advocating for effective utilisation of private sector services. ISOA members are leaders in the industry and are supported by ISOA’s outreach, education and government affairs initiatives. IRIN (www.irinnews.org) is the world’s leading news outlet specializing in emergencies. Its journalists report from the frontlines of crises in more than 70 countries in three languages on multiple platforms. From Boko Haram to Rohingya migrants, IRIN amplifies the voices of the world’s most vulnerable people to improve aid delivery and ultimately save lives. After 20 years as part of the United Nations, IRIN is now an independent non-profit, headquartered in Geneva. LogisticsMatter is an independent supply chain and logistics news aggregator and blog. Top news and background stories in the areas of 3PL, logistics, supply chain, transportation, shipping, innovation, sustainability and social media are tweeted through @LogisticsMatter, and we blog about topics of interest. NetHope is a new-generation collaboration of the international community’s leading NGOs representing over $40 billion (USD) of emergency relief, human development and conservation programmes in more than 180 countries. Through member collaboration and by facilitating public-private partnerships with major technology companies, NetHope enables members to leverage their technology investments to better serve their end beneficiaries. ReliefWeb (reliefweb.int) has been the leading source for reliable and timely humanitarian information on global crises and disasters since 1996. A specialized digital service of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), ReliefWeb has offices in Asia, Africa and North America. Royal Princess Larn Luang offers a gracious welcome and warm personalised service. This charming boutique hotel offers 167 wonderfully appointed guest rooms. A modern business centre and meeting rooms cater to guests’ business needs while a swimming pool with its own Poolside Snack Bar offers a great way to kick back, relax and refresh. The Lobby Lounge and Bar provides an excellent start to the evening’s entertainment. Three fine restaurants cater to a variety of tastes. Savour, for instance, selections from The Empress’s Cantonese cuisine, sample Japanese dishes or indulge in the Princess Cafe’s fine international menu and Piccolo Italian restaurant.
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