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WELCOME TO THE GLOBAL FESTIVAL OF IDEAS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT!
2030 HIVE MIND THE WORLD’S FIRST PLAYABLE CONFERENCE
This inaugural event comes just 18 months after
How do we ensure that the Goals are achieved
In our fictional country, everyone is working to
examine your choices in detail and discover new
193 member states of the United Nations agreed
in tandem at all levels (local, national, regional,
implement policies and achieve the Sustainable
opportunities to collaborate, follow your investments
on a global agenda, unprecedented in its scope
global) and how can we best learn from each
Development Goals. You’ll be given an annual
as they course around the network of policies, and
and ambition. If successful, the attainment of the
other’s successes?
budget to spend on a range of policies. But without
together decide on your best strategy to make an
a critical mass of supporters, any policy (and
impact on the Goals.
•
17 Sustainable Development Goals by 2030 will represent a leap forward in the fight against
Over the next three days, you’ll have the opportunity
Goal) can fail. Collectively discover trade-offs and
poverty and inequality, as well as the struggle for
to hear from world-renowned experts on these
collaborations as the Festival unfolds and the game
environmental sustainability.
issues. But the Festival is about much more than
counts down to 2030.
WELCOME TO THE NATIONAL NEWS CHANNEL (NNC)
listening – it’s about learning from each other, The goals were agreed after a global consultation
sharing experiences, voicing opinions and building
2030 Hive Mind offers a unique and brand new way
Follow stories of struggle and progress with NNC,
involving the UN, governments, civil society, youth
the collaborations and partnerships of the future. So
to look at how policies work and form a network
the game’s dynamically-generated, dedicated news
groups, business, academia and millions of citizens.
we’re hosting a variety of innovation sessions which
of influence. It allows you to track in real time your
channel. As our policy network begins to affect the
Taken together, they represent a holistic agenda,
have your views and voices at their heart: interactive
impact on the network, to compare it with other
Goals, NNC will be bringing us the breaking news that
which can only succeed if policy areas often deemed
world cafes, policy simulation exercises, fishbowl
delegates and to find new points of collaboration
tells us how our decisions are affecting people across
to be in opposition can be reconciled. The Global
conversations, data-dives, open format discussion
and compromise.
the country.
Festival of Ideas for Sustainable Development will
spaces and exciting evening social events. You’ll
allow participants a unique opportunity to chart new
have the chance to interact with a knowledge and
HOW TO PLAY
WHAT IMPACT ARE YOU HAVING?
thinking on how to overcome these apparent trade-
innovations fair, listen to TED-style talks, join live
There are dozens of policies in this real-time
Check out your progress and compare yourself to
offs and showcase the revolutionary ideas, innovations
debates and interviews, and take part in the world’s
simulation, and each has a different impact on the
other players on the Impact Index. See how much of
and insights needed to catalyse action for the
first playable conference!
Sustainable Development Goals. In 2030 Hive Mind,
your resources are positively affecting your Goal and
however, only a critical subset of these policies can be
how much are going to waste.
2030 Agenda. Over the course of the Festival, we will be asking and exploring the following critical questions: •
How can we challenge inequality and exclusion in a rapidly globalising world?
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How can we protect individuals and communities caught up in shocks and disruptors?
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How do we best build accountability around the SDGs when it’s a multi-stakeholder, universal agenda? Who’s responsible?
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active at the same time. To succeed, you will not only
international sustainable development if we are to
have to fund the policies that affect your Goal, but also
meet the SDGs by 2030. The Global Festival of Ideas
the policies you think will gain a critical level of support
for Sustainable Development plans to catalyse that
from your fellow festival-goers. If you can work with
revolution. Let’s roll up our sleeves and get to work…
others to coordinate your policy choices, we might just
How can we promote economic growth and prosperity with environmental sustainability?
•
A revolution is required in the way we think about
How do we revolutionise the way that we communicate and mobilise around this agenda to ensure everyone is involved?
Developed by:
achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. The GFI4SD Organising Team: The UN SDG Action Campaign, the Overseas Development Institute (ODI), the City of Bonn, Cepei, Data-Pop Alliance,
BEGIN WITH YOUR PHONE.
Engagement Global, Plan International, Salzburg
The app will be your passport to the game. You’ll be
Global Seminar, the United Nations Development
given a Goal to achieve, and a budget to fund the
Programme (UNDP), the World Food Programme
policies you think will most effectively help it succeed.
All delegates will receive instructions on how to download and play the game in advance of the Festival.
(WFP) and the World Resources Institute (WRI)
MEET YOU AT THE GAME TABLE? Play continues as you meet with other delegates at our bespoke interactive game tables. Here you can
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FIREPLACE ROOM
VENUE MAP AND KEY
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RESTAURANT
RHINE LOBBY
DOWNSTAIRS: PRAYER ROOM
BERLIN HALL
1st floor: Plenary building entrance from street level and Festival registration
LOBBY EXHIBITION SPACE: KNOWLEDGE & INNOVATION FAIR
PLENARY Stairs to PRESIDENTIAL AREA 1ST FLOOR: P1.5 VIP LOUNGE 2ND FLOOR: P2.3 NURSING ROOM
PLENARY ENTRANCE PRESS RONDEL
Main stairs from entrance and Festival registration.
2ND FLOOR: P2.7 KNOWLEDGE SHARING SESSIONS FOLLOW SIGNS TO PARAMEDICS
LIVE STAGE
BONN HALL
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DAY 1 AGENDA SCHEDULE
DAY 2 AGENDA SCHEDULE
REGISTRATION
08:00 - 09:00
09:00 - 10:30
LOBBY
09:00 - 10:30
OPENING PLENARY WELCOME TO THE GLOBAL FESTIVAL OF IDEAS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
10:30 - 11.00
OPENING PLENARY PLENARY HALL
COFFEE BREAK AND GAME PLAY LOBBY
PLENARY HALL
COFFEE BREAK AND GAME PLAY
10:30 - 11.00
11:00 - 12:30
LOBBY
HIGH LEVEL MULTI-STAKEHOLDER PLENARY FEATURING THE LAUNCH OF THE UN SDG ACTION CAMPAIGN & GLOBAL CAMPAIGN CENTER
11:00 - 12:30
RESOURCE EFFICIENCY (A POLICY SIMULATION) BERLIN HALL
NETWORKING LUNCH AND GAME PLAY
13:30 - 15:00
TACKLING INEQUALITIES: LINING UP THE POLITICS WITH POLICY (KNOWLEDGE CAFE)
BERLIN HALL
BONN HALL
RHINE LOBBY
INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCES: NETWORKING LUNCH AND GAME PLAY
12:30 - 14:00
LOBBY
LOBBY
TACKLING INEQUALITIES (A POLICY SIMULATION)
THE SDGS IN GERMANY/EUROPE: COMMUNICATION ABOUT SUSTAINABILITY IN AN ERA OF FAKE NEWS
PLENARY HALL
INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCES:
TACKLING INEQUALITIES: LINING UP THE POLITICS WITH POLICY (EXPERT PANEL)
RESOURCE EFFICIENCY: REMOVING BARRIERS TO DEVELOPMENT OF A CIRCULAR ECONOMY (WORLD CAFE)
SNAPSHOTS)
PLENARY HALL
12:30 - 13:30
RESOURCE EFFICIENCY: FEEDING AN INCREASING WORLD POPULATION WITH LESS RESOURCES IN A TIME OF CLIMATE CHANGE (EXPERT PANEL AND
THE SDGS IN GERMANY/EUROPE: WHO CARES? RHINE LOBBY
UN VIRTUAL REALITY ZONE
UN VIRTUAL REALITY ZONE
KNOWLEDGE AND INNOVATION FAIR
BONN HALL
14:00 - 15:30
PLENARY HALL
UNLOCKING GREEN ECONOMY OPPORTUNITIES: INNOVATIONS AND POLICY SHIFTS BEING ADOPTED BY LEADING COUNTRIES (EXPERT PANEL)
UNLOCKING GREEN ECONOMY OPPORTUNITIES (A POLICY SIMULATION) BERLIN HALL
PLENARY HALL
LIVE STAGE
UNLOCKING GREEN ECONOMY OPPORTUNITIES: PRIORITIES FOR SHIFTING TOWARDS A NEW CLIMATE AND GREEN ECONOMY (FISHBOWL CONVERSATIONS)
THE SDGS IN GERMANY/EUROPE: HOW TO MAKE SCIENCE BASED COMMUNICATION GREAT AGAIN!
KNOWLEDGE AND INNOVATION FAIR
RHINE LOBBY
LIVE STAGE
BONN HALL
COFFEE BREAK AND GAME PLAY
15:00 - 15:30
LOBBY
GLOBALISATION: ENSURING NO ONE IS LEFT BEHIND IN AN ERA OF DISILLUSIONMENT (EXPERT PANEL)
15:30 - 17:00
EXPLORING GLOBALISATION (A POLICY SIMULATION)
GLOBALISATION: A COMPENDIUM OF SOLUTIONS (LIGHTNING TALKS)
BERLIN HALL
BONN HALL
NETWORKING COCKTAIL RECEPTION LOBBY
15:30 - 16:00
16:00 - 17:00
17:00 - 18:00
18:00 - 22:00 6
COFFEE BREAK AND GAME PLAY LOBBY
MARKETING AND SDGS RHINE LOBBY
PLENARY HALL
17:00 - 19:00
THE SDGS IN GERMANY/EUROPE: “LET EVERYBODY
KNOWLEDGE SHARING SESSIONS (SIX PARALLEL SESSIONS)
BONN HALL BERLIN HALL PRESIDENTIAL AREA
RHINE LOBBY FIREPLACE ROOM PLENARY HALL
CLOSING PLENARY PLENARY HALL
SOCIAL EVENING AND DINNER HOP ON BOARD A BOAT ON THE RHINE RIVER 7
DAY 3 AGENDA SCHEDULE DISRUPTORS TO DEVELOPMENT: PROGRESS IN THE FACE OF MULTIPLE SHOCKS (EXPERT PLENARY)
09:00 - 10:30
DISRUPTORS TO DEVELOPMENT (A POLICY SIMULATION)
DISRUPTORS TO DEVELOPMENT: DATA AND TECHNOLOGY IN HUMANITARIAN CRISES (FISHBOWL CONVERSATIONS)
BERLIN HALL
PLENARY HALL
DAY 1 AGENDA — PLENARY SESSIONS 9.00 OPENING PLENARY:
THE SDGS IN GERMANY/EUROPE: DISRUPTION AND STORYTELLING
WELCOME TO THE GLOBAL FESTIVAL OF IDEAS
RHINE LOBBY
PLENARY HALL
WELCOME AND HOUSE ANNOUNCEMENTS
BONN HALL
Festival MC:
11.00 HIGH LEVEL MULTI-STAKEHOLDER PLENARY:
FEATURING THE LAUNCH OF THE UN SDG ACTION CAMPAIGN & GLOBAL CAMPAIGN CENTER PLENARY HALL
Nadira Hira, Public Speaker Introductory remarks from organising partners Outline of aims, objectives and thinking behind the
COFFEE BREAK AND GAME PLAY
10:30 - 11.00
INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCES:
11:00 - 12:30
DISRUPTORS TO DEVELOPMENT (A POLICY SIMULATION)
DISRUPTORS TO DEVELOPMENT: CONFLICT, FOOD INSECURITY AND MIGRATION (DATA DIVE)
BERLIN HALL
Nadira Hira, Public Speaker
Global Festival of Ideas for Sustainable Development
LOBBY
DISRUPTORS TO DEVELOPMENT: UTILISING THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY TO TRANSFORM SAFETY NETS AND SOCIAL PROTECTION (EXPERT PANEL)
Moderator:
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THE SDGS IN GERMANY/EUROPE: GET EVERYBODY ON BOARD! STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION AND THE SDGS RHINE LOBBY
UN VIRTUAL REALITY ZONE
Panelists: Speakers:
Ingrid-Gabriela Hoven, Director General Global Issues,
Mitchell Toomey, Global Director, UN SDG Action
Sector Policies and Programmes, German Federal
Campaign
Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ)
Ishbel Matheson, Director of Public Affairs and
KNOWLEDGE AND INNOVATION FAIR
PLENARY HALL
Communications, ODI
Deputy Director, Bureau for Policy and Programme Welcome address from city host
LIVE STAGE
Sarah Poole, Deputy Assistant Administrator and Support, UNDP
Ashok Sridharan, Lord Mayor, City of Bonn Mitchell Toomey, Global Director, UN SDG Action
LUNCH LABS (SIX PARALLEL SESSIONS) AND GAME PLAY
12:30 - 14:00
BONN HALL BERLIN HALL PRESIDENTIAL AREA FIREPLACE ROOM RHINE LOBBY PLENARY HALL
Opening keynote address
Campaign
Dr. Alaa Murabit, SDG Global Advocate and UN HighLevel Commissioner
Anne-Birgitte Albrectsen, CEO, Plan International
Introduction to ‘2030 Hive Mind’
Paul Okumu, Head of Secretariat, Africa Platform
Ishbel Matheson, Director of Public Affairs and Communications, ODI
HIGH LEVEL CLOSING PLENARY
14:00 - 16:00
PLENARY HALL
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DAY 1 AGENDA — POVERTY AND INEQUALITY / BLOCK 1 HOW CAN WE CHALLENGE INEQUALITY AND EXCLUSION IN A RAPIDLY GLOBALISING WORLD?
Brought to you by
The applicability of examples shared with their
13.30 TACKLING INEQUALITIES:
own national and sub-national contexts participants will share key take-away messages
‘THE TRADE-OFF’ — A POLICY SIMULATION
through an engaging activity with fellow attendees.
BERLIN HALL
13.30 TACKLING INEQUALITIES:
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LINING UP THE POLITICS WITH POLICY
Following the small breakout discussions, all
BONN HALL
13.30 TACKLING INEQUALITIES:
This session will focus on addressing the importance of
LINING UP THE POLITICS WITH POLICY
Inequality reduction will mean reducing gaps between
building political will, but also on how to approach the
At stake is a multi-year UN fund for the
people who have more and those who have less. It also
reduction of inequalities to achieve the SDG agenda
implementation of the SDGs. Our fictional country
cannot be separated from the ‘leave no one behind’
when national political will is not readily available.
has a good chance of getting a substantial grant
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agenda – pursuing greater equity will require ensuring
from this fund and to make considerable progress
that populations which share some characteristic
Moderator:
towards achieving the SDGs. The government has
During this session, as part of an interactive conversation
– such as race or ethnicity, or living in a rural area
Philipp Schönrock, Director, Cepei
asked various stakeholder groups, who all have a
with input from the audience, a panel of leading
– are sharing fully in progress. The SDGs may have
thinkers on the topic will discuss and explore tried-and-
a particular role to play: the international scrutiny
Discussion leads:
power in the country to come up with balanced plans
tested methods of reducing inequality, despite vested
and pressure that they bring will make it harder for
Joern Geisselmann, Policy Advisor, GIZ
to make progress. The best plans will be presented
opposition. Key topics to be explored include:
governments to neglect the needs of significant
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Where and how have countries reduced inequality,
percentages of their populations. But greater
despite vested opposition?
consideration of how to align international goals and
How have countries managed to tackle special
national realities in contexts where governments fail to
Gonzalo Fanjul, Policy Director, ISGlobal & Co-founder,
The simulation has a clear link with the playable game
interests?
address the needs of disadvantaged groups, or even
Fundacion porCausa
and will help participants to think through choices they
What lessons are there for addressing political
actively maintain the status quo, is needed.
• •
Elizabeth Stuart, Head of Growth, Poverty and Inequality, ODI
to the UN Secretary-General, but will the plans meet Joanna Rea, Head of Public Affairs, ODI
the requirement to leave no one behind? The UN Secretary-General will make the final verdict.
will need to make in playing the game. Adam Vink, Global Advocacy Manager, Plan
barriers to greater equality? Moderator:
certain amount of influence on decision making and
During this interactive session, participants will
International
Paul Jansen, Independent Consultant
share their insights and experiences about key cases in which different types of inequalities have
Moderator:
Rosamund Ebdon, Head of Policy, Plan International
been successfully reduced in the face of political Panelists:
opposition. Throughout the session, participants will
Josep Roig, Secretary General, United Cities and Local
Jose Cuesta, Chief of Social and Economic Policy,
each join three 20 minute discussions in small groups
Governments (UCLG)
UNICEF
to pull out key learnings from the examples shared and to propose ways of moving forward, paying
Gibril Faal, Interim Director of ADEPT & Director of
Chrysoula Exarchou, President, QualityNet Foundation
particular focus to:
GK Partners •
spite of the national authority
Ricardo Fuentes Nieva, Executive Director, Oxfam Mexico Justine Uvuza, Senior Gender and Land Tenure
Cases in which inequalities have been reduced in
•
The role of development partners
•
Whether and how sub-national approaches should be pursued
Specialist, Landesa Center for Women’s Land Rights
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DAY 1 AGENDA — POVERTY AND INEQUALITY / BLOCK 2 15.30 GLOBALISATION:
15.30 ADDRESSING GLOBALISATION:
ENSURING NO ONE IS LEFT BEHIND IN AN ERA OF DISILLUSIONMENT
A COMPENDIUM OF SOLUTIONS
PLENARY HALL
BONN HALL
This high-level session will highlight the gap between
During this ‘open mic’ session, participants will be
perceptions and the reality of globalisation, and will
privy to a series of fast-paced talks, where SDG
bring forward ideas to ensure no one is left behind in
stakeholders from across the spectrum share their
an era of growing disillusionment.
ideas and insights into solutions that can be adopted
Gonzalo Fanjul, Policy Director, ISGlobal & Co-founder, Fundacion porCausa
17.00 NETWORKING COCKTAIL RECEPTION LOBBY
Søren Lundby, CEO, GlobalCitizen.net Join us for a networking cocktail reception to end the Christian Kroll, Scientific Co-Director, www.sdgindex.
first day’s activities. Get to know your fellow Festival-
org and Bertelsmann Stiftung Foundation
goers, connect and collaborate with fellow players at the 2030 Hive Mind game tables and explore a variety
Jennifer Uchendu, SustyVibes, Nigeria
of innovations and interactive experiences at the Knowledge and Innovations Fair.
to achieve progress in tandem with globalisation.
Jacinthe Ibrahim, Program Area Manager,
Moderator:
Participants will also have the opportunity to respond
Plan International, Egypt
Soumya Chattopadhyay, Senior Research Fellow,
to ideas shared and take the mic themselves if they
Growth, Poverty and Inequality Programme, ODI
wish to join the line-up.
19.00 END
Stefania Fabrizia, Deputy Unit Chief, IMF’s Strategy, Policy and Review Department
Panelists:
Moderator:
Chernor Bah, Youth Advocate, Global Partnership for
Anna Leach, Deputy Editor, Global Development
Guillermo Correo, Executive Director, Red Argentina
Education
Professionals Network, Guardian News and Media
para la Cooperación Internacional
Namhla Mniki-Mangaliso, Director, Africa Monitor
Speakers:
15.30 EXPLORING GLOBALISATION:
Thomas Pallithanam, National Convenor, Wada Na Todo Abhiyan
‘WINDS OF CHANGE’ — A POLICY SIMULATION
Mario Negre, Senior Researcher, German Development
BERLIN HALL
Alexandra Mousavizadeh, Managing Director, Prosperity Index, Legatum Institute
Institute This simulation will demonstrate and allow participants Luisa Emilia Reyes, Coordinator, Area of Gender
to experience the complexities around globalisation
Policies and Budgets, Equidad de Género, Mexico
and the uncertainty caused by global developments coming without warning, drawing out the need
Casper Sitemba, Executive Office of the Deputy
for an immediate response, positive or negative.
President, Kenya
The simulation will highlight the importance of anticipating global shifts and trends and the need to
Roby Fadillah, Deputy Director for Institutional, Marine
develop policies to counter or embrace them, taking
Development and Maritime Affairs, Ministry of National
into account the impact on the most vulnerable
Development Planning, Indonesia
populations. Moderator: Paul Jansen, Independent Consultant
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DAY 1 AGENDA — HOW CAN WE COMMUNICATE THE SDGS IN GERMANY AND ACROSS EUROPE? 13.30 THE SDGS IN GERMANY/EUROPE:
15.30 THE SDGS IN GERMANY/EUROPE:
SDGS IN THE MEDIA – WHO CARES?
‘LET EVERYBODY KNOW’ - INFLUENCER MARKETING AND SDGS
RHINE LOBBY LANGUAGE: GERMAN
RHINE LOBBY LANGUAGE: GERMAN
DAY 2 AGENDA — OPENING PLENARY 9.00 OPENING PLENARY PLENARY HALL
HOW CAN WE PROMOTE ECONOMIC GROWTH AND PROSPERITY WITH ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY?
In conversation:
Bürger erfährt wenig über die SDGs und was sie für
Justice, Peace and Dignity
die Politik im eigenen Land und auch den eigenen
Als ‘the people‘s agenda’ sollen alle Menschen
Lebensstil bedeuten. Warum interessieren sich bislang
mit den SDGs erreicht werden. „Die globalen
Paula Caballero, Global Director, Climate Program,
so wenige für das Thema? Wie lassen sich die Ziele
Nachhaltigkeitsziele gelingen nicht als Projekt
World Resource Institute
vermitteln und wo sind die spannenden Geschichten
verschworener Eliten“, sagt auch der Generalsekretär
zu finden, die sich rund um die SDGs erzählen ließen?
des Rats für Nachhaltige Entwicklung, Günther
Was können Politik und Medien beitragen?
Bachmann. Welche Potentiale hat Influencer
COMMUNICATING THE SDGS: A UNIVERSAL AGENDA
Referenten:
diesem Anspruch gerecht zu werden? Was sind die
Moderator:
Ingrid-Gabriela Hoven, Abteilungsleiterin Globale
besonderen Herausforderungen für Kommunikatoren,
Nadira Hira, Public Speaker
Zukunftsaufgaben-Sektoren, Bundesministerium für
wenn mit Fotos und Videos nicht eine Marke, sondern
wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung
eine komplexe politische Botschaft transportiert
Speakers:
werden soll?
Cristina Gallach, Under-Secretary General for Communications and Public Information, UN
Management Unit, Swiss Agency for Development
Referenten:
and Co-operation
Kartika Anggraeni, Sustainable Consumption and
Karol Alejandra Arámbula Carrillo, International Affairs
Production (SCP) Expert, SWITCH-Asia Network
Consultant and MY World Partner in Mexico
Felix Zimmermann, Koordinator, OECD Development
Communications, ODI
Nadira Hira, Public Speaker
Kumi Naidoo, Launch Director, Africans Rising for
Patrick Reichenmiller, Deputy Head of Communication
Ishbel Matheson, Director of Public Affairs and
Moderator:
Egal ob online oder offline – der durchschnittliche
Marketing (bei Instagram, YouTube etc.) um
2030 HIVE MIND - RE-CAP AND PLAY UPDATE
Facility
Communication Network
Jakob Trollbäck, Founder, Trollbäck+Company and Sascha Müller, Gründer, bridge-it! e. V.
The New Division by Trollbäck+Company
Matthias Straub, Chefredakteur, FischerAppelt AG
Dr. Tauni Lanier, Executive Director, Impact 2030
Jule Reimer, Redakteurin, Deutschlandradio Jens Müller, Unternehmensplanung, ZDF
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DAY 2 AGENDA — SUSTAINABILITY / BLOCK 1 HOW CAN WE PROMOTE ECONOMIC GROWTH AND PROSPERITY WITH ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY?
Brought to you by
First respondent:
11.00 RESOURCE EFFICIENCY:
Ivonne Lobos Alva, Project Coordinator, Renewable
A POLICY SIMULATION
Resources and SDGs Forum, Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies (IASS)
BERLIN HALL
11.00 RESOURCE EFFICIENCY:
11.00 RESOURCE EFFICIENCY:
How do we achieve the right balance between the
HOW TO FEED AN INCREASING WORLD POPULATION WITH LESS RESOURCES IN A TIME OF CLIMATE CHANGE
HOW TO REMOVE BARRIERS TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CIRCULAR ECONOMY
resources the planet can offer and what we use? We will
BONN HALL
level could grow to a global scale. Local companies
need to use the available resources more efficiently and change perspectives on the implementation of sustainable solutions. Innovations started at a local and businesses are a crucial player in realising
PLENARY HALL This interactive session will be introduced by 5 minute
this agenda, but do we understand the issues and
This session will be opened with a conversation
interventions from the discussion leads that will pitch
challenges they face? What options and incentives are
between Arif Husain and Marta Benavides on the
the main achievement of their projects to foster a
there for them to embark on the sustainability agenda?
pressing challenge of building sustainable food
circular economy and outline the top challenges they
systems. A series of case study snapshots will then
have to tackle to make further progress. Participants
During this simulation exercise, participants’
showcase promising innovations and initiatives for
will then join small group discussions with different
assumptions and biases will be challenged by
shifting towards sustainable and resource-intensive
initiative holders to further exchange thoughts and
unpicking some of the practical challenges faced
agriculture and food systems.
ideas to overcome the barriers presented.
by local businesses to achieve resource-efficient, sustainable practices and better understand the role
Moderator:
Moderator:
these stakeholders play in changing the perspectives
Arif Husain, Chief Economist, World Food Programme
Mathilde Bouyé, Associate, SDG Delivery Team, WRI
of a sustainable agenda at a much larger scale.
Discussion leads:
Moderator:
Keynote speaker:
Peter Maddox, Director of Government Programmes,
Paul Jansen, Independent Consultant
Marta Benavides, Board Member, Earth Rights Institute
WRAP
Case study snapshots:
Jaime Lerner, President, Instituto Jaime Lerner, Former
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Governor Of Parana, Former Mayor Of Curitiba, Brazil
(WFP)
Permaculture: Rose Bell, Director, Kusamala, Malawi
•
Agroecology: Catherine Geslain-Lanéelle,
Chioma Ukonu, Co-Founder & Chief Operations
Director General of Economic and Environmental
Officer, RecyclePoints, Nigeria
Performance, Ministry of Agriculture, France •
Sustainable diet: Daniel Vennard, Director, Better Buying Lab, World Resources Institute
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Food waste reduction: Sabine Werth, Founder,
Hugo-Maria Schally, Head of International Agreements and Trade Unit, Directorate General for Environment, European Commission
Berliner Tafel
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DAY 2 AGENDA — SUSTAINABILITY / BLOCK 2 14.00 UNLOCKING GREEN ECONOMY OPPORTUNITIES:
INNOVATIONS AND POLICY SHIFTS BEING ADOPTED BY LEADING COUNTRIES PLENARY HALL During this conversational discussion, key experts engaged in shifting national and local policies towards sustainable development approaches will share their insights into some of the biggest obstacles faced
Andrea Hurtado Epstein, Advisor to Presidency
Luis Neves, Group Sustainability and Climate
Office, Mexico
Protection Officer at Deutsche Telekom
Yann Françoise, Head of Climate Protection and
Jennifer Uchendu, Founder, SustyVibes, Nigeria
Energy Strategies Department, Paris City Hall, France Alex Thier, Executive Director, ODI
14.00 UNLOCKING GREEN ECONOMY OPPORTUNITIES:
TOP PRIORITIES FOR BOOSTING NEW GREEN MARKETS BONN HALL
and innovations for mitigating these. The debate will address how to mainstream climate and sustainable
This innovative format will see participants sitting in
development objectives across all policies and plans,
concentric circles with a selection of panelists seated
and mobilise the whole government and city council
in the ‘inner circle’ interspersed with empty chairs.
around these transformative agendas.
The panelists will begin the discussion, exploring
Corentin Sivy, Head of Development, Baywa r.e. Kathleen Zoonnekindt, Head of Sociological Studies, DREEAM Project and Research Consultant, Savills
14.00 A NEW NATIONAL ENERGY STRATEGY:
A POLICY SIMULATION BERLIN HALL
key priorities to boost green markets, while making
In order to achieve the SDGs, supply and demand
sure they are also socially responsible and products Moderator:
of energy along with the adoption of clean energy
remain affordable for all. Throughout the conversation,
Philipp Schönrock, Director, Cepei
technology will be critical. This policy simulation will
participants will have the option to ask questions and
provide participants with the opportunity to develop
join the debate by sharing their ideas over a digital Keynote address:
a new national energy strategy for their fictional
Q&A platform, which will then be picked up by the
Kumi Naidoo, Launch Director, Africans Rising for
country. The objective may seem straightforward –
session moderator to feed into the conversation.
we need more energy and we need cleaner energy,
Justice, Peace and Dignity Participants sharing interesting ideas, insights and Speakers:
innovations will be asked to join the inner circle to take
Ayman Cherkaoui, Special Advisor for Negotiations
their place on the panel!
assumptions and biases will be challenged by
Mathilde Bouyé, Associate, SDG Delivery Team, WRI
unpicking some of the toughest challenges in achieving consensus across a range of stakeholders in
Panelists:
order to develop a new national energy strategy that
Kartika Anggraeni, Sustainable Consumption and
could accelerate progress towards the goals.
Uchita de Zoysa, Sustainable Development Advisor,
Production (SCP) Expert, SWITCH-Asia Network
Ministry of Sustainable Development and Wildlife, Sri
Facility
Lanka
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and interests, is there ever a simple solution?
Moderator:
Annika Lindblom, Secretary-General, National Commission on Sustainable Development, Finland
variety of stakeholders with different aims, objectives
During this simulation exercise, participants’
and Climate Change to the COP 22 Presidency, Morocco
but when approached through the perspectives of a
Moderator: Paul Jansen, Independent Consultant
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DAY 2 AGENDA — HOW CAN WE COMMUNICATE THE SDGS IN GERMANY AND ACROSS EUROPE? 11.00 THE SDGS IN GERMANY/EUROPE:
COMMUNICATION ABOUT SUSTAINABILITY IN AN ERA OF FAKE NEWS RHINE LOBBY LANGUAGE: GERMAN
Referenten:
DAY 2 AGENDA — CLOSING PLENARY AND EVENING EVENT 17.00 CLOSING PLENARY PLENARY HALL
2030 HIVE MIND - RE-CAP AND PLAY UPDATE
HARNESSING THE DATA REVOLUTION TO REACH THE MISSING MILLIONS
Ishbel Matheson, Director of Public Affairs and
In order to make good on their promise to ‘leave
Join us for an evening of socialising and networking
no one behind’, world leaders need to know who
upon the MS RheinFantasie on the river Rhine! We
Christian Henne, Geschäftsführer, Munich Digital
the furthest behind are, where they live, and the
will begin boarding the boat when the closing plenary
Institute
challenges they face. Data on left-behind groups is
ends with a view to depart at 19.00.
Ivonne Lobos Alva, Projektkoordinatorin, Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies (IASS) Potsdam
Communications, ODI
18.30 SOCIAL EVENING AND DINNER
Jost Köllner, Geschäftsführer, Zum Goldenen Hirschen GmbH
Nachhaltigkeits-Kommunikation in Zeiten von Fake
weak, patchy or non-existent. The purpose of this panel
News und der Anzweifelung des wissenschaftlichen
is to unpack the data challenge underpinning the goal of
Get to know your fellow Festival-goers, share some of
Konsenses (Ursachen des Klimawandel). Wie kann
leaving no one behind, and to highlight the intersecting
the interesting ideas and stories you’ve encountered
vertrauen für faktenbasierte, wissenschaftlich
political and technical barriers to understanding the
so far, share policies and some of the thinking behind
fundierte Kommunikation zurückgewonnen werden?
needs of the furthest behind in society.
your decision-making through ‘2030 Hive Mind’ and build those important relationships to help you
Welche Strategien gibt es gegen Fake News? Moderator: Referenten:
Claire Melamed, Executive Director, Global Partnership
Stephan Kosch, Redakteur, Zeitzeichen gGmbH
for Sustainable Development Data
revolutionise action around the SDGs. Drinks and dinner will be served on board and the boat will return at 22.00.
Panelists:
Wilfried Runde, Redakteur, Deutsche Welle
Soumya Chattopadhyay, Senior Research Fellow,
14.00 THE SDGS IN GERMANY/EUROPE:
Growth, Poverty and Inequality Programme, ODI
HOW TO MAKE SCIENCE-BASED COMMUNICATION GREAT AGAIN
Philipp Schönrock, Director, Cepei
RHINE LOBBY LANGUAGE: GERMAN Wer gegen “alternative Fakten” vorgehen möchte muss tiefer ansetzen. Nur ausreichende Medienkompetenz setzt Menschen in die Lage
Casper Sitemba, Executive Office of the Deputy President, Kenya
The track: ‘How can we communicate the SDGs in Germany and across Europe?’ is brought to you by
Meng Zhaoli, Chief Economist, Tencent Institute
Sinn von Unsinn zu unterscheiden. Was können Journalisten und Kommunikatoren dazu beitragen?
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DAY 3 AGENDA — DISRUPTORS / BLOCK 1 HOW CAN WE PROTECT INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES CAUGHT UP IN SHOCKS AND DISRUPTORS? 9.00 DISRUPTORS TO DEVELOPMENT:
PROGRESS IN THE FACE OF MULTIPLE SHOCKS
Brought to you by
9.00 DISRUPTORS TO DEVELOPMENT:
9.00 DISRUPTORS TO DEVELOPMENT:
USING BIG DATA TO IDENTIFY SHOCKS AND THE IMPACT FOR POLICY
A POLICY SIMULATION
BONN HALL
legislation on the use of the latest technology and data
BERLIN HALL The national government of ‘Alterra’ has proposed new to strengthen social protection and resilience of the
Big Data derived from social media, mobile phones,
population. Unfortunately, the government parties and
satellite images, and other digital sources has the
parliament are deeply divided on the pros and cons
potential to save lives by transforming how we identify
of this new legislation. A heated debate in the House
shocks – enabling them to be identified earlier and
of Commons is expected and it remains a question
This expert-led panel discussion will examine how
with greater precision. Yet despite some promising
whether or not the proposed legislation will pass the
countries can achieve progress and build resilience in
results, there are barriers, gaps, risks and fears
House. A final vote will determine this crucial piece
the face of sudden- and slow-onset shocks including
associated with the application and use of Big Data.
of legislation. Why invest so much in new technology
conflict, displacement, climate change and natural
This session will focus on the potential and limitations
while maybe it is better to save the funds for other
disaster, as well as macroeconomic crisis. It will
of real-time information, and new and emerging data
pressing issues or pay off our national debt? And what
examine what is new in the type and nature of shocks
to improve decision-making.
kind of data will be captured, stored and who has
PLENARY HALL
access to them? The crucial debate is of course open
being experienced at present, the role of new data, what instruments countries have at their disposal to
Moderator:
for the general public, as the government would like to
moderate the impacts, and how policies of governments
Emmanuel Letouzé, Director, Data-Pop Alliance
be transparent and accountable.
Panelists:
Moderator:
Moderator:
Bruno Lepri, Head of Mobile and Social Computing
Paul Jansen, Independent Consultant
Marta Foresti, Managing Director, ODI
Lab, FBK and Visiting Researcher, MIT Media Lab
Speakers:
Nuria Oliver, Director of Data Science Research at
Amb. David Donoghue, Permanent Representative
Vodafone and Chief Data Scientist, Data-Pop Alliance
and the international community should adapt.
of Ireland to the United Nations Phuong Pham, Assistant Professor, Harvard Medical Pedro Conceição, Director, Strategic Policy Unit, UNDP
School and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Patrick Vinck, Director of Research, Harvard
Sriganesh Lokanathan, Team Leader, Big Data
Humanitarian Initiative and Co-Founder,
Research, LIRNEasia
Data-Pop Alliance Marte Torskenæs, Senior Advisor, Office of the Director General, NORAD
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DAY 3 AGENDA — DISRUPTORS / BLOCK 2 11.00 DISRUPTORS TO DEVELOPMENT:
Kanchan Lama, Kanchan Lama to Chairperson,
Eric Brankaert, Head of Vulnerability Analysis and
UTILISING THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY TO TRANSFORM SAFETY NETS AND SOCIAL PROTECTION
Women Leading for Change Nepal (WLCN) and
Mapping, West Africa Bureau, WFP
PLENARY HALL The expert-led panel discussion will investigate and explore how the latest data and innovations in technology can be harnessed to transform social protection and safety nets to protect communities against major disruptors to development, along with the drawbacks. Key topics of focus include:
Gender Expert Bessie Schwarz, Co-Founder, Cloud to Street Beckie Malay, Vice President, Philippine Rural Reconstruction Movement
Data Exchange Emmanuel Letouzé, Director, Data-Pop Alliance
11.00 DISRUPTORS TO DEVELOPMENT:
ZOOMING IN ON THE IMPACTS OF CONFLICT, FORCED MIGRATION AND NATURAL DISASTERS BONN HALL
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Javier Teran, Chief Data Officer, OCHA Humanitarian
Discussing the rise and value of cash-based
11.00 DISRUPTORS TO DEVELOPMENT:
A POLICY SIMULATION BERLIN HALL During this simulation exercise, participants’ assumptions and biases will be challenged by unpicking some of the grittiest challenges in ensuring
transfers
This interactive, hands-on session will provide
resilient development. If communities get to choose
Ensuring governments safety nets are more
participants with the opportunity to dig deep into a
their own ways and priorities in becoming more
efficient and equitable
series of maps and data visualisations on Haiti, Nigeria,
resilient, what will the choice be? How will priorities
Examining the role of technology and private
Senegal and Yemen. Participants will be able to ‘zoom
be set, what tools will they need and how will
providers to support accountability and
in’ on communities affected by conflict or flooding,
this influence the achievement of the SDGs? The
traceability of resources
and consider how disasters ultimately undermine
community of “Alterra” will need to come together to
Debating how new data and technologies affect
progress towards the SDGs. This session will involve
set priorities with various groups needing to defend
processes of social change
practical activities interspersed with ‘lightning talks’ by
their preferred choices in becoming resilient to shocks.
thematic experts, focusing on the impacts of disasters
Will it be enough?
Moderator:
on people. Moderator:
Claire Melamed, Executive Director, Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data
Moderator:
Paul Jansen, Independent Consultant
Jean-Martin Bauer, Senior Analyst, WFP Speakers: Kenn Crossley, Deputy Director of Programme and
Speakers:
Policy, WFP
Xavier Vollenweider, Researcher, Flowminder
Sophie Romana, Director of Community Finance,
Florian Ramseger, Public Product Specialist, Tableau
Oxfam America
Foundation
Diana Biggs, Global Speaker, Author and Consultant
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DAY 3 AGENDA — HOW CAN WE COMMUNICATE THE SDGS IN GERMANY AND ACROSS EUROPE?
DAY 3 AGENDA — CLOSING PLENARY 14.00 CLOSING PLENARY PLENARY HALL
TURNING IDEAS INTO ACTION Moderator:
9.00 THE SDGS IN GERMANY/EUROPE:
11.00 THE SDGS IN GERMANY/EUROPE:
DISRUPTION AND STORYTELLING
GET EVERYBODY ON BOARD. STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION AND THE SDGS
RHINE LOBBY LANGUAGE: GERMAN Die 17 Ziele verlangen nach tiefgreifenden Veränderungen in Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft. Dieser Prozess wird gerne pessimistisch beäugt, dabei bietet er viel Raum neue Zukunftsentwürfe und Technologien – eine Fundgrube für Storytelling. Doch wie spannt man geschickt den Bogen von einzelnen Innovationen zum großen Ganzen der disruptiven Wirkung der SDGs? Wie kann durch Storytelling zum Mitmachen und eigenen Engagement animiert werden (Stichwort: Umdenken / gesellschaftlicher Wandel)? Wie kann durch kommunikative Partnerschaften noch mehr Breitenwirkung erzielt werden? Referenten: Jürgen Kütemeyer, Geschäftsführer, trio-group GmbH Wiltrud Terlau, Gründungsdirektorin, Internationales Zentrum für Nachhaltige Entwicklung (IZNE) / Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg Carsten Tilger, Head of Communications, Henkel AG & Co. KGaA *The track: ‘How can we communicate the SDGs in Germany and across Europe’ was made possible with the assistance of the European Union in the framework of the project “EYD 2015: The future we want – Local Authorities for Sustainable Development”. The contents of this event are the sole responsibility of the City of Bonn and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the European Union.
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RHINE LOBBY LANGUAGE: GERMAN
2030 HIVE MIND — RE-CAP AND PLAY UPDATE Ishbel Matheson, Director of Public Affairs and Communications, ODI
Nadira Hira, Public Speaker
Inequality, ODI
YOUTH VOICES: PRIORITY ACTIONS FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SDGS
Mathilde Bouyé, Associate, SDG Delivery Team, WRI
Moderator:
Panelists: Elizabeth Stuart, Head of Growth, Poverty and
Nadira Hira, Public Speaker Städte bieten eine Plattform für Akteure aus allen
Emmanuel Letouzé, Director, Data-Pop Alliance
Bereichen: Bürgerinnen und Bürger, aber eben auch
Speakers:
beispielsweise aus Wirtschaft oder Wissenschaft.
Joined by a collection of stakeholders engaged in the
Natalie Robi Tingo, Accountability Advocate, Restless
Bürgerbeteiligung schafft Legitimität in politischen
‘Knowledge Sharing’ sessions.
Development
Prozessen. Wie können Städte die Bürger bei der lokalen Umsetzung der SDGs mitnehmen? Und wie
Edda Hamar, UN SDG Young Leader and Founder/
können Anreize zum Engagement von Akteuren der
Director Undress Runways
Stadtgesellschaft geschaffen werden? Closing remarks Städte best-practice Utrecht: Lösungen von Städten
Mitchell Toomey, Global Director, UN SDG Action
zu Bürgerbeteiligung, Bürgerkommunikation und
Campaign
Partizipation von Akteuren der Stadtgesellschaft Elizabeth Stuart, Head of Growth, Poverty Referenten:
and Inequality, ODI
Hans Sakker, Head of department of European and International Affairs, City of Utrecht
Closing performance Emi Mahmoud, World Poetry Slam Champion
Mirko Heid, Bereichsleitung Konzernstrategie, Stadtwerke Bonn GmbH Thomas Brose, Geschäftsführer, Klima-Bündnis der europäischen Städte mit indigenen Völkern der Regenwälder e. V.
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INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCES LIVE STAGE
VIRTUAL REALITY ZONE
MAIN LOBBY
ROTUNDE
This interactive space will serve as a platform to create
United Nations Virtual Reality (UNVR), a project of
live content, highlight change-making initiatives and
the UN SDG Action Campaign, uses the power of
engage participants in constructive discussion for the
immersive storytelling to inspire viewers towards
achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals.
increased empathy, action and positive social change.
Broadcast in real time, this stage will generate global
The series provides a deeper understanding for those
online engagement.
living in the most complex development challenges,
THURSDAY 2 MARCH: 16.00 FRIDAY 3 MARCH: 12.45
COMMUNICATION AND ADVOCACY ON THE SDGS BONN HALL
Join us at the Live Stage for a series of dynamic
left behind if the Sustainable Development Goals are
INNOVATIVE APPROACHES FOR SDG IMPLEMENTATION
face-to-face discussions, open intergenerational
not met. The United Nations Virtual Reality (UNVR)
RHINE LOBBY
conversations, webcast interviews and inspiring talks
team has curated a diverse range of 360’ virtual reality
showcasing revolutionary solutions to key global
content being produced across the UN system to
challenges.
showcase in the Virtual Reality Zone, located in the
catalysing urgency for those most in danger of being
Rotunde. www.UNVR.org
KNOWLEDGE AND INNOVATION FAIR
HARNESSING CITIZEN-GENERATED DATA & PEOPLES’ VOICES FOR EFFECTIVE ADVOCACY PRESIDENTIAL AREA
MAIN LOBBY
KNOWLEDGE SHARING SESSIONS
Throughout the Festival, the Knowledge and
To complement the main conference sessions and
Innovation Fair will showcase novel approaches to
to enrich the experience and opportunities to share
CAMPAIGNING AND POLICY IMPACT ON THE SDGS
advancing the SDGs. Over the course of three days,
practical experiences, key initiatives and priority action
FIREPLACE ROOM
conference participants can have hands-on experience
to achieve the SDGs, a number of ‘open segments’ and
with some of the best examples in immersive
discussion spaces will invite a range of stakeholders
storytelling, data, tech and community organising
to dig deeper into a variety of critical topics. The
from the private sector, governments, UN and civil
Knowledge Sharing and Lunch Lab sessions will be
society.
held on Day 2 and Day 3 of the Festival.
SUCCESSFUL LOCAL, COUNTRY AND REGIONAL CASE STUDIES BERLIN HALL
OPEN SPACE PLENARY HALL
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LOGISTICS INFORMATION EVENT AND GAME INFORMATION POINT
FINDING YOUR WAY TO EVENTS
The event and game information point is situated
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centrally in the main Lobby area and there will be
to answer questions regarding the location of events
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and meeting rooms. Please refer to the venue map at
throughout the Festival to assist with any enquiries.
the front of this pack for more information on session rooms.
MEALS Drinks and snacks will be provided to all conference
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We want the event to be as inclusive as possible so
can be purchased in the Restaurant area.
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SECURITY
provided for the Plenary sessions.
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ensure the safety of all participants, name badges
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