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Program 2010

 

PEGNet Conference 2010: Policies to Foster and Sustain Equitable Development in Times of Crisis

Development Bank of Southern Africa, Midrand South Africa, 2-3 September 2010

 

Final Program and Presentations
 

Day 1
 
8:30–9:00

Registration: Foyer at Vulindlela Academy

9:00–9:30
Auditorium
Welcome and Introduction into Day 1:
Ravi Naidoo (DBSA)
Peter Conze (GTZ, SA)
Manfred Wiebelt (Kiel Institute for the World Economy & PEGNet)
 
9:30–10:30
Auditorium
Keynote Address:
Joachim von Amsberg (The World Bank)
Topic: A new World Bank as a partner for development in a new world

Moderator
: Manfred Wiebelt (Kiel Institute & PEGNet)
10:30-11:00
Foyer

Coffee Break
11:00–13:00
Parallel Sessions I
 
Vulindlela Training
Room 1
Vulindlela Training 
Room 2
Vulindlela Auditorium
Fine Dining
Room
 
Development under climate change 


Organized by
 UNU-WIDER
National migration
Informal entrepreneurship in Sub-Saharan Africa

Organized by World Bank/IZA project
Employment and equitable growth in South Africa


Organized by University of Cape Town
Chair: Stephan Klasen (U Göttingen)
 
pdf-presentation
Discussant
: Tracy Cull (Kulima)

Katharine Vincent (Kulima): A household index of social vulnerability for evaluating adaptation projects in developing countries
pdf-presentation
Discussant
: Jethro Zuwarimwe (U of Pretoria)
Chair: Monika Sommer (Embassy of Germany)

Emmanuel Owusu-Sekyere (U of Pretoria): What drives remittance inflows into SSA. A dynamic panel approach
pdf-presentation
Discussant
: Amarakoon Bandara (UNDP, Tanzania)

Theda Gödecke (U of Hannover): Shock mitigation and rural-urban migration during the recent Thai economic crisis
pdf-presentation
Discussant
: Toman Mahmoud (Kiel Institute)

Charles Ackah (ISSER & U of Ghana): Internal migration in Ghana: Determinants and Welfare Impacts
Discussant: Andrea Riester (GTZ)

Chair: Jann Lay (GIGA)


Jann Lay
(GIGA): Project overview
pdf-presentation

Marcus Böhme (Kiel Institute): Is the demand for informal goods and services inelastic? Evidence for six West African capitals
pdf-presentation
Discussant
:
Alexander Freese (GTZ)

Christophe Jalil Nordman (DIAL): Kinship-ties and entrepreneurship in Western Africa
pdf-presentation
Discussant
:
Marcela Ibañez Diaz (U of Göttingen)
Chair: Alan Hirsch (SA Presidency)

Neva Makgetla (South Africa's Economic Development Dept): Labour market dynamics and SA's long-term growth path
pdf-presentation
Discussant: Kuben Naidoo

Haroon Bhorat Hirsch (U of Cape Town): Industrial policy challenges for a shared growth path
Discussant: Rudi Dicks (National Labour and Economic Development Institute);
Tanya van Meelis (SA Economic Development Dept - DDG)
13:00–14:30
Foyer
Lunch
14:30-16:00
Auditorium
Roundtable Discussion:
How to effectively reduce extreme poverty?
organized by Joachim von Braun (ZEF, Bonn)

Panelists: Akhter Ahmed (IFPRI, Bangladesh) presentation, Andries du Toit (U of the Western Cape) presentation, Franz Gatzweiler (ZEF, Bonn) presentation, Joachim von Braun(ZEF, Bonn) presentation
16:00–16:30
Auditorium
Coffee Break
16.30-17.45
Auditorium
Debate on Regional Integration (organized by GTZ)
Debate voting results (pdf)
Moderator
: Helmut Asche (U of Leipzig)

Discussants: Trudi Hartzenberg (Trade Law Centre for Southern Africa) and Gerald Ajumbo (East African Community Secretariat)
17.45-20.00
Foyer
Market Place of Ideas
Stalls
 
GTZ
PEGNet
DBSA
Melville Wire Works
Southern Africa Trust: B4D Pathfinder
...
Posters presented
18:00-20:00
Foyer
Cocktail
 
Day 2

9:00–9:15
Auditorium
Introduction into Day 2
Joana Henseler
(GTZ)
9:15–10:30
Auditorium
Young Professional Keynote Address
Marcela Ibañez Diaz (U of Göttingen): Who crop coca and why? The case of Colombian farmers? (pdf-presentation)
Moderator: Joana Henseler (GTZ)
10:30-11:00
Foyer

Coffee Break
11:00–13:00
Parallel Sessions II
 
Vulindlela Training
Room 1  
Vulindlela 
Auditorium
Fine Dining Room
 
Vulindlela Training
Room 2 
Risk and insurance mechanisms
Food livelihoods and climate change in Southern Africa

Organized by DDRN
Focus on long term development planning for SA - input into the development report. Roundtable Discussion
Organized by DBSA 
Schooling and education
Chair: Jann Lay (GIGA)




Andrew Mude
(ILRI): Willingness to pay for index based livestock insuranc: Results from a field experiment in Northern Kenya
pdf-presentation
Discussant
: Tobias Lechtenfeld (U of Göttingen)
 
Andrea Riester (GTZ): Microinsurance and remittances -teaming up for development or living in different worlds?
Discussant: Marcus Böhme (Kiel Institute)
 

Chair and presentation of DDRN: Kris Prasada Rao and John Christensen
pdf-presentation

Tracy Cull (Kulima): Climate change and food security in Southern Africa: Implications of theoretical development for the promotion of sustainable equitable development
pdf-presentation
Discussant
: Chiedza Muchopa (U of Limpopo)
 
Jens Raunsø Jensen (U of Copenhagen): Climante change and implications for agricultural land and water management
pdf-presentation
Discussant
: James Thurlow (UNU-WIDER)

John Christensen (UNEP Risoe Centre & DDRN): Clean energy access for all - low carbon energy technologies and poverty alleviation
pdf-presentation
Discussant
: Thierry Giordano (DBSA Consultant)
 
Chair: Nicholas Biekpe (Africa Growth)




Mohammed Jahed
: Long term perspective for south Africa
pdf-presentation
Discussants
Ivor Sarakinsky (SA's Economic Development Dept)
 
Duma Gqubule
 
Daniel Plaatjies (Wits U)

Lulu Gwagwa (DBSA)
ChairMichaela Baur (GTZ)





Pascale Schnitzer
(Cornell U): Father's unemployment and children's cognitive achievements: Evidence from Senegal
pdf-presentation
Discussant
: Holger Seebens (KfW)
 
Toman Mahmoud (Kiel Institute): Orphanhood and critical periods in children’s human capital formation: Long-run evidence from North-Western Tanzania
pdf-presentation
Discussant
: Pascale Schnitzer (Cornell U)
 
Carlos Villalobos Barría (U of Göttingen): Self selection of employed rural-metropolitan migrants in Paraguay. The role of education
pdf-presentation
Discussant
: Pradyot Jena (U of Hannover)
13:00–14:00
Foyer
Lunch
14:00–16:00
 

Parallel Sessions III
 
Vulindlela Auditorium 
Fine Dining Room
Vulindlela Training Room 1
 
Vulindlela Training
Room 2 
Impact of crisis
Responses to crisis
Diversification and agriculture
Courant Centre Session
ChairDavid Jarvis (DBSA)

Amarakoon Bandara
(UNDP):The impact of global financial and economic crisis on Africa: Transmission channels and policy implications
pdf-presentation
Discussant
: Matthias Grossmann (GTZ)

Gunhild Berg (KfW): The impact of the US financial crisis on the credit availability of small firms in Central Asia
pdf-presentation
Discussant
: Kristina Czura (Goethe U Frankfurt)
 
Chair: Joachim von Braun (ZEF, Bonn)

Robert D. Osei
(ISSER & U of Ghana): Reducing poverty through a social grants programme: the case of Ghana
Discussant: Michele Ruiters (DBSA)
 
Milo Vandemoortele (ODI): Does rising inequity contribute to macroeconomic instability? Equity is central for macroeconomic resilience 
pdf-presentation
Discussant
: Toni Hassenmeier (GTZ)

Helmut Asche (U of Leipzig): Industry, trade, and regional integration
pdf-presentation
Discussant
: Volker Schoer (U of the Witwatersrand)
Chair: Joana Henseler (GTZ)

Pradyot Jena
(U of Hannover): Forest coffee certification and sustainable livelihoods of coffee farmers in Nicaragua: Should we be optimistic?
pdf-presentation
Discussant
: Linda Kleemann (Kiel Institute)
 
 

Chair: Holger Seebens (KfW) 

Stephan Klasen
(U Göttingen) The costs of favoritism: Is politically-driven aid less effective?
Discussant: Stephan Ohme (Embassy of Germany)
Marcela Ibañez Diaz (U of Göttingen): Curbing coca cultivation in Colombia - A framed field experiment
pdf-presentation
Discussant
: Martin Abel (J-PAL)
Tobias Lechtenfeld (U of Göttingen): What about the women? Female headship, poverty and vulnerability in Thailand and Vietnam
pdf-presentation
Discussant
: Isobel Frye (Studies in Poverty & Inequality Institute)

16:00–17:30
Auditorium
Best Practice Awards
Introduction: Stephan Ohme (Embassy of Germany)
Preselected Projects:
17:30–18:00
Foyer

Coffee Break
18:00–18:30 Auditorium
Best Practice Awards Annoucement
Stephan Ohme
(Embassy of Germany)
18:30–19:00
Auditorium
Outlook to PEGNet Conference 2011 in Hamburg (pdf-presentation)
19:30–22:00
Sunset Boma

Farewell Dinner

Click here to view photos of the PEGNet conference 2010.

 


 
PEGNet Conferences

PEGNet conference 2011 at the GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies in Hamburg, Germany, September 7-9 (program and papers, press release (in German), Photos, VideosD&C article)

 

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PEGNet Conference 2010
at the Development Bank of Southern Africa, Midrand, September 2-3, Conference program, pictures

PEGNet conference 2010



Papers, Videos and Photos of the PEGNet Conference September 3-4, 2009 in The Hague (Netherlands)

 

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Papers and Photos of the PEGNet Conference September 11-12, 2008 in Accra (Ghana) 

 

Conference 2008

 

PEGNet in short

PEGNet Flyer (PDF)
Videos (on youtube)
Fotos from PEGNet events
PEGNet article in D+C on African lions

Future PEGNet Events

PEGNet co-organizes an international workshop on Large-Scale Agricultural Investments, Hamburg, 11 May 2012, of the German Institute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA), project website

PEGNet Conference 2012 on "How to make African Economic Lions: Tapping Africa's Growth and Poverty Reduction Potentials"
September 06-07, 2012 in Dakar, Senegal, call for papers (english) or (french), conference website

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