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1 NOVEMBER 4 7 | WASHINGTON DC. PROGRAM . LAW, JUSTICE AND. DEVELOPMENT WEEK 2019. rights , TECHNOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT. MONDAY NOVEMBER 4, 2019|DAY ONE. Preston Auditorium MC 2-800. 8:00 4:00 PM Registration | Preston Front Lobby | 8:00 9:00 AM Breakfast | MC Atrium 8:30 5:30 PM Exhibition Booths | Monday-Thursday, MC Atrium 8:30 5:30 PM Biometric Mirror Installation by University of Melbourne | Monday-Thursday, MC Atrium LJD Week participants are invited to have their face photographed and witness the reveal of their psychometric analysis, including attributes such as aggressiveness, weirdness and emotional instability. 9:00 01 || Keynote Panel Preston Auditorium 10:00. Welcoming Remarks Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World Bank David Malpass, President, World Bank Group Speakers Michelle Bachelet, United Nations High Commissioner for Human rights Hon.

2 Asif Saeed Khan Khosa, Chief Justice, Pakistan Ahmad Ashkar, Founder and CEO, Hult Prize Foundation Moderators Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World Bank Denis Robitaille, Vice President, Information and Technology Solutions, and Chief Information Officer, World Bank Group Sponsored by the International Law Institute Coordinator: Prachi Shrikant Tadsare, World Bank 10:00 Preston Auditorium 10:30 02 || Legal and Regulatory Aspects of a Digital Economy Speakers Jeffrey Schlagenhauf, Deputy Secretary General, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Mary C. Hallward-Driemeier, Senior Economic Adviser, Finance, Competitiveness and Innovation Global Practice, World Bank Group Coordinator: Holti Banka, World Bank 10:30 Networking and Coffee Break | MC Atrium 11:00 03 || PANEL on Advancing the Rule of Law: The Role 04 || Blockchain Technology in Africa: Development 11:30 of Artificial Intelligence in Judiciaries through Investment Opportunities Speakers Speakers Hon.

3 Syed Mahmud Hossain, Chief Justice, Bangladesh Modupe Odele, Finance Attorney, Vazi Legal Hon. Ivor Archie, Chief Justice, Trinidad and Tobago Nick von Christierson, Head, Africa, Diginex Nicolas Economou, Chair, Science, Law and Society Initiative, The Moderators: Amanda Dakoure, Senior Legal Counsel, and Emmy Future Society Rono, Senior Legal Counsel, African Development Bank Madam Lynne Leitch, Justice, Superior Court of Justice, Ontario Coordinator: Amanda Dakoure and Emmy Rono Moderator 11:30. Jason Reichelt, Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Officer, 05 || Hackathon4 Justice: Promoting the Rule of Law 12:00 through Technology United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). Speakers Coordinators: Nicolas Miailhe, The Future Society; Roberta S.

4 R. Martins, Lindiwe Matlali, Founder, Africa Teen Geeks, South Africa UNODC. Chukwudumebi Onwuli, Team LFT, Nigeria Siyabonga Liam Nkosi, Wakanda Vibe, South Africa Moderator: Gilberto Duarte, Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Officer, UNODC, Brazil Coordinator: Gilberto Duarte 12:00 06 || Modelling a rights -Based Framework for 12:30 Governance of Cross Border Data in Africa Interviewees Alexis Serfaty, Director, Public Policy Access Partnerships Douglas Gichuki, Research Fellow, Strathmore University, Nairobi Interviewer: Peter Odhiambo, Strathmore University Coordinator: Peter Odhiambo 12:30 INTERACTIVE SESSION || Biometric Mirror: Exposing The Need for Inclusive Technology Ethics 1:15. Speaker: Dr. Niels Wouters, Head of Research and Emerging Practice, Research Fellow, Science Gallery, University of Melbourne Coordinator: Niels Wouters 2.

5 Preston Auditorium MC 2-800. 2:00 07 || PANEL on Technology Innovation for Climate 08 || Artificial Intelligence and Megaprojects: A Guide 2:30 Action: Legal and Governance Aspects to Protecting Human rights Speakers Speaker: Virginia A. Greiman, Harvard Law School, Attorney Anna Wellenstein, Regional Director, Latin America and the Advisor, Boston University Caribbean, Sustainable Development Practice Group, World Bank Coordinator: Virginia A. Greiman Dave Rejeski, Director of Technology, Innovation and the 2:30 Environment Project, Environmental Law Institute 09 || Tackling Fake News through Balancing Human 3:00 rights and the Public Interest William Burns, Co-Director & Professor of Research at Institute for Carbon Removal Law & Policy, American University Speakers Cynthia Scharf, Senior Strategy Director, Carnegie Climate Jan Wouters, Full Professor of Public International Law and Governance Initiative (C2G).

6 Director, Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies Moderator Dinah L. Shelton, Manatt/Ahn Professor of International Law Markus Pohlmann, Senior Counsel, LEGEN, World Bank Emeritus, George Washington University Facilitated by the World Bank Legal Thematic Working Group on Climate Moderator Change Coordinator: Duygu Cicek, World Bank Siobhan McInerney-Lankford, Senior Legal Counsel, Worldbank Coordinator: Axel Marx, Leuven University 3:00 10 || OHADA: What Prospects at The Crossroads of 3:30 The Law and the Digital ? Interviewee: Sibidi Emmanuel Darankoum, Permanent Secretary, Organisation for the Harmonization of Business Law in Africa Interviewer: Anne-Charlotte Gros, Executive Director, Foundation for Civil Law Coordinator: Anne-Charlotte Gros 3:30 Networking and Coffee Break | MC Atrium 4:00 11 || PANEL on Identity for Inclusion, Inclusion for 12 || GovTech for Justice 4.

7 30 Identity Interviewees Speakers Cem Dener, Lead Governance Specialist and Chair, Digital Raman Narayanswamy, Vice President, Humanitarian and Governance Community of Practice, World Bank Development, Mastercard Dory Reiling, Former Senior Judge, Amsterdam District Court Fabro de Boaz Steibel, Executive Director, Institute for Interviewer Technology and Society of Rio de Janeiro Klaus Decker, Senior Public Sector Specialist, World Bank Vyjayanti Desai, PROGRAM Manager for Identification for Coordinator: Klaus Decker, World Bank Development (ID4D), World Bank (TBC). 4:30 Moderator 13 || Role of Laws & Institutions in Technology Based 5:00 Tanya Southerland, Senior Managing Counsel, Strategic Growth, Solutions: Water & Human Insecurity Mastercard Speakers Coordinators: Alexandre Barbosa, ITS, and Tanya Southerland, Mastercard RoseAnn Rotandaro, CEO and co founder, Virtual Law Partner Joseph Babarsky, Director of Partnerships, Communications &.

8 Gratitude, Not Impossible Labs & Not Impossible Awards Moderators: Val Okaru-Bisant, Professonial Lecturer, Catholic University; Edith Ruguru Mwenda, Senior Counsel, World Bank 5:00 14 || PANEL on Data Governance and the Fourth 15 || Sciences, Technology and Environmental Rule of 5:30 Industrial Revolution: Preparing Our Future Lawyers? Law Introductory Remarks: Camille Nelson, Dean and Professor of Law, Speakers (TBC). American University Washington College of Law Hon. Susan L. Biro, Chief Administrative Judge, Speakers Environmental Protection Agency 5:30 Samir Jain, Partner, Jones Day Mr. Bhanu Bhakta Dhakal, Minister for Law, Justice and 6:00 Parliamentary Affairs, Nepal Sandie Okoro, Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World Bank Ms.

9 Maria Tereza Uille Gomes, Adviser to the National Alex Joel, Scholar-in-Residence, PROGRAM on Technology, Security, Counselor of Justice, Brazil and Law, American University Washington College of Law Moderator: Padideh Ala'i, Director, American University Washington College of Law Coordinator: Fernanda Nicola, AU WCL; Min Ji Kim, World Bank 6:15 Reception sponsored by the American University Washington College of Law, Jones Day and the World Bank 8:00 Legal Vice Presidency MC Atrium 3. TUESDAY NOVEMBER 5, 2019|DAY TWO. Preston Auditorium MC 2-800. 8:00 4:00 PM Registration | Preston Front Lobby 8:00 9:00 AM Coffee | MC Atrium 8:30 5:30 PM Biometric Mirror Installation by University of Melbourne | Monday-Thursday, MC Atrium An ethically provocative interactive installation that enables public participation in the debate around ethics and AI.

10 LJD Week participants are invited to have their face photographed and witness the reveal of their psychometric analysis, including attributes such as aggressiveness, weird- ness and emotional instability. Ultimately, a personalized scenario of algorithmic decision-making is shown in order to stimulate individual reflec- tion on the ethical application of artificial intelligence. 8:30 5:30 PM Exhibition Booths | Monday-Thursday, MC Atrium 8:45 5:00 PM #Hackathon4 Justice organized by UNODC and Africa Teen Geeks | Tuesday-Wednesday, MC 4-800. 9:00 17 || PANEL on Justice for All: Scaling Access to 18 || Technology Disruptions to International Water 9:30 Justice through Technology Law: Exploring New Frontiers Introductory Remarks Speakers J rgen Zattler, World Bank Group Executive Director Ren e Martin-Nagle, President, A Ripple Effect representing Germany Susanne Schmeier, Senior Lecturer, IHE Delft Speakers Nagaraja Rao Harshadeep, Global Lead, World Bank Hon.