ivil Society Policy Forum

1 Civil Society Policy Forum October 15 - 18, 2019. World Bank Group / IMF 2019 Annual Meetings Day 1 - Tuesday, October 15, 2019. 9:00 am I 2-220. 12:00 pm WBG and IMF Orientation 12:00 pm . Lunch Break 1:00 pm 1:00 pm I 2-220. 2:30 pm Preparation session with Moderator of the CSO Roundtable with WBG Executive Directors 2:30 pm . Coffee Break 3:00 pm 3:00pm IFC, 11P-500. 4:00pm A Dialogue with IFC Management I 2-210 I 2-220 I 2-250 I 5-040 IMF HQ2 03B-838B. Strengthening Forests & Climate Disrupting the A Complaint by any Strengthening Civil Partnerships Change: How Can Divides in other name Good Society Voices on between Mainstreaming Democracy Practice among Sustainable Debt Faith Actors and Forests Address and Governance Independent and Development Multilateral Challenges of Programming in Accountability Policies in West and Agencies to Climate Change and Fragile Mechanisms Central Africa Achieve Better Development?

2 And Conflict Affected 3:00 pm Development Settings Centre for Research Africa Forum and 4:30 pm Outcomes Centro Mexicano de on Multinational Network on Debt and Arigatou Derecho Ambiental Mercy Corps, NDI, Corporations, Development International (CEMDA), BIC IRI, PACT, Accountability for The Moral Counterpart, Counsel, Imperative, Democracy FUNDEPES. PaRD, Strength in International, Diversity IFES, Catholic Relief Development Services Centre 5:00 pm Preston Auditorium 6:30 pm Civil Society Roundtable with World Bank Group Executive Directors 1. Day 2 - Wednesday, October 16, 2019.

3 I 2-210 I 2-220 I 2-250 I 5-040 IMF HQ2 03B-838B. Advancing a World Bank Group Strengthening The Future of Are We Sitting on a Feminist Approach Paris Alignment: Access to Remedy Financial Assistance New Debt Time to Women's Governance and for Communities Bomb? Tackling the Economic Private Sector Affected by Debt Emergency Inequality Participation in the Environmental and The Cash Learning Energy Sector Social Harms Eurodad, Latindadd, 9:00 am Partnership, Finn African Women's Afrodad, Jubilee USA. 10:30 am Church Aid Development and Urgewald, BIC IFC/MIGA Network, Jubilee Communication Europe, Fair Deal for Compliance Advisor Germany, Norwegian Network (FEMNET), Guyana, IDI, PMCJ, Ombudsman (CAO), Church Aid, Debt ActionAid Christian Aid, Bretton SOMO Justice Norway Fight Inequality Woods Project Alliance Public Services International 10:30 am Coffee break I 2-440 Regional Networking: European and Central Asian CSOs I 2-210 I 2-220 I 2-250 I 5-040 IMF HQ2 03B-838B.

4 Young People in Mobilizing Public & PPPs in Latin- Assessing Social and Public Registers of the New Work Private Finance for America: Challenges Gender Impacts in Beneficial Order Climate Action: and Opportunities Development Policy Ownership: Essential Policies, Networks, for Quality Financing or Overhyped? Global Voices, Stakeholder Infrastructure 11:00 am Sustainable Multipliers and Bretton Woods Civil Society 12:30pm Innovation Climate Funds FARN, AAS, Eurodad, Project, Bank Legislative Advocacy Development LATINDADD Information Center Centre, TI Nigeria, TI, Centre Stakeholder Advisory Europe, European Tax Justice Network Network on Climate Network for Debt Finance, Third and Development Generation Environmentalism 12:30pm- I 2-220.

5 1:30pm Lunch Session with WBG Townhall Moderator 1:30pm- I 2-250. 2:30pm CSPF Working Group Election Process 3:00pm- MC Preston Auditorium 4:00pm WBG - Civil Society Townhall 5:00pm- IMF HQ1 Meeting Halls A&B, HQ1 3-430. 6:00pm IMF - Civil Society Townhall 6:00pm- IMF HQ1 Bistro, HQ1 2-713. 7:30pm CSO Networking Reception 2. Day 3 - Thursday, October 17, 2019. I 2-210 I 2-220 I 2-250 IMF HQ2 03B-838B. Social Enterprises, The World Bank's Role in The IMF and Inequalities: Sustainable Investment Fragile and Conflict - Tensions between and Decent Work Affected Situations: Structural Adjustments 9:00 am Lessons for IDA19 and the and Structural 10:30 am FCV Strategy Transformations Self Employed Women International Rescue Society for International Association, International Committee, Mercy Corps, Development, CESR, Center for Research on the Center for Global ANND, DAWN, GPF, TWN, Women Development Social Watch, FES.

6 10:30 am Coffee break I 2-440 Regional Networking: Middle Eastern and North African CSOs I 2-210 I 2-220 I 2-250 IMF HQ2 03B-838B. Sustainable Development Reaching the Tipping Ensuring Projects Do Not IMF and Right to Food: Goals on Inequality and Point for Sustainable Discriminate Based on Conditionality on Food Work: Reviewing the Finance: The Role of Sexual Orientation, Sex and Agriculture in the Alignment of IMF, World Emerging Donors & IFIs Characteristics or Gender Arab Region 11:00 am Bank Identity 12:30 pm Fair Finance Asia, International Trade Union Responsibank Indonesia, BIC Europe, CGE, Gender Arab NGO Network for Confederation, CESR, Japan Center for a Action, HRC, HRW, NGLCC, Development BWP, FES Sustainable Environment Outright Action and Society International 12:30 pm Lunch Break I 2-210 I 2-220 I 2-250 IMF HQ2 03B-838B.

7 The Role of the World Towards a Global Green Environmental Crisis in IMF Conditionality Bank in Facilitating Stolen New Deal Financing for the Amazon, SDGs and Reform in Promise and Asset Return a Sustainable Future the Role of the WB: Practice: What does the 1:30 pm Brazilian and Bolivian evidence show? 3:00 pm ANEEJ, BIC, International Heinrich Boell Foundation, Perspectives State Crime Initiative International Trade Union BU GDP Center, Bretton Confederation Institute of Woods Project, ITUC, Arab Socialeconomic Studies, NGO Network for CEDLA, Christian Aid Development 3:00 pm Coffee break I 2-440 Regional Networking: Latin American and Caribbean CSOs I 2-210 I 2-220 I 2-250 IMF HQ2 03B-838B.

8 Youth Networking Event: Dedicated Grant Emerging Challenges to Cutting to the Core: Coming Together for a Mechanism: A Replicable the Right to Education, Rethinking the IMF's way Sustainable Future Direct Access Alternative Solutions, and of doing Business to Financing Model for the Role of the World tackle Gender Inequalities 3:30 pm . 5:00 pm SustainUS Indigenous Peoples? Bank CESR, Oxfam, BWP, ANND, Climate Investment Funds, Oxfam, RESULTS, GCE-US, GATJ. SAN GI-ESCR, Eurodad, ActionAid 3. Day 4 - Friday, October 18, 2019. I 2-210 I 2-220 I 2-250 IMF HQ2 03B-838B. Preventing Corruption: Development and Human Rights, Climate The IMF's Work on Social Tackling Integrity Risks Accountability Challenges Change, Alleviating Spending: What's Next?

9 Across the 2030 Agenda in FCV Countries WB country 9:00 am and analyzing Strategies Rise to the 10:30 am Effectiveness of Challenge? Examples Prevention Tools BIC Europe, Open Society ANCE-Togo, FORES World Bank Inspection Institute Tajikistan, Soros International Monetary Argentina, Transparency Panel, Oxfam International Kazakhstan Foundation Fund International, CSAAEINC- Nigeria 10:30 am Coffee break I 2-440 Regional Networking: African CSOs I 2-210 I 2-220 I 2-250 IMF HQ2 03B-838B. The Status (Quo) of Update on the Right to Recovery: A Compact for Assured Women's Empowerment Environmental and Social Children's Wellbeing, and Sustainable Financing in the MENA Region: Framework (ESF) Mental Health and of Social Protection Floors 11:00 am Perspectives from the in Developing Countries Recovery from Conflict 12:30 pm Field Hands Along the Nile World Bank Save the Children Bread for the World, Development Services, World Council of Inc.

10 Churches, ACT Alliance 12:30 pm Lunch Break I 2-210 I 2-220 I 2-250 IMF HQ2 03B-838B. Liberia and Somalia: Integrated Energy Plans The World Bank's Advice The IMF & Climate Microcosms into Debt and the Role of IFI on Best Practice in Change: Can the Fund Relief, Climate Crises and Support for Universal Education: A Critical help Countries avoid a Resilience Sustainable Energy Access Analysis Climate Minsky Moment'. 1:30 pm Intersectionality 3:00 pm World Resources Institute, Global Campaign for SOAS Centre of Somalia NGO Consortium, Oxfam America, Education-US, Education Sustainable Finance, SOAS.