CODEWAY EXPO PROGRAM

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15 May

16 May

17 May

Program May 15th

The opportunities for the private sector in the new global scenarios of Development.10:00 - 10:45 | Codeway Plenary
In a rapidly evolving world, where development cooperation takes on an increasingly crucial role, the private sector emerges as a key player in achieving development objectives. This conference aims to explore the vital role that private sector suppliers play in contributing to sustainable development through public spending, highlighting the opportunities available through the procurement processes of the United Nations and Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs). The conference is aimed at a wide range of private sector stakeholders, including entrepreneurs, business leaders, procurement professionals, sustainable development consultants, and representatives of trade associations. It is also open to representatives of the public sector, NGOs, academics, and students interested in development cooperation and sustainability. h. 10:00 - Welcome and IntroductionLorenzo Tagliavanti, President Camera di Commercio di Romah. 10:05 - OpeningEdmondo Cirielli, Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs with responsibility for International CooperationEnterprises and International Cooperation: a synergy for a Sustainable DevelopmentFrancesco Rocca, President Lazio RegionAnne-Claire Howard, Director of the Procurement Group, UNOPSMarco Riccardo Rusconi, Director General of the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS)h. 10:45 - Ribbon cutting - The expo commences
PROCUREMENT'S PITCH(space reserved to pre-registered enterprises)
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PROCUREMENT'S PITCH(space reserved to pre-registered enterprises)
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h. 11:00 - The United Nations ecosystemMarcus McKay, Head of Sustainable Supply Chains, UNOPSHow companies can become suppliers of the United Nations system or participate in the tenders of the Un ecosystemModerates Mariacarmen Colitti, Rappresentate presso UE, UNOPSWFP - FAO - IFAD - UNDP - UNIDO - OIM - UNICEF - UNHCR
h. 12:00 - Multilateral Development Bank.Rated Criteria & New Procurement Framework: hype or hope?Multilateral Banks
h. 14:30 - Meet-the-MDBA program of one-to-one reserved meetings between the registered enterprises and the representatives of the Multilateral Development Banks
Training and development: investing in people.14:30 - 15:30 | Codeway Plenary
In an era marked by rapid technological, economic, and social changes, vocational education and training emerge as fundamental pillars to promote sustainable and inclusive development. This meeting aims to highlight how investing in people, through education and upskilling, is essential not only to stimulate economic growth, but also to address global challenges, reduce inequalities and ensure that no one is left behind.In discussion will be the importance of professional education and training in the context of development cooperation, focusing on the role that MAECI, AICS, universities, sector experts and companies can play in catalyzing effective initiatives for the strengthening of human resources in vulnerable contexts. And in priority contests such as the African continent, this means helping millions of young people to design their own future. Introduces and moderates Massimo Zaurrini, InternationaliaAICS Representative, Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS)The centrality of training in the new development cooperation programsAndrea Catizone, Counselor Orientation Policies, Ministry of University and ResearchDevelopment passes through TrainingMario Molteni, E4Impact Foundation (tbc)The role of the University and researchFilippo Prosperi, De LorenzoThe story of an Italian company that builds professional training schools in AfricaSalvatore Capasso, Director of the Institute for Studies on the Mediterranean of the Italian National Research Council (CNR-ISMED)Technology transfer and training in the Mediterranean area Q&A
SMEs as a fundamental subject of sustainable development.The IILA - Confartigianato collaboration with Latin America.12:00 - 13:00 | Innovation Arena
Antonella Cavallari, IILA, Secretary-generalMarco Granelli, National President of Confartigianato ImpreseJosé Luis Rhi-Sausi, Pymes IILA Forum CoordinatorGabriella Degano, Confartigianato Imprese Internationalization Manager
UNIDO COUNTRY PRESENTATION IRAQ15:00 - 15:30 | Innovation Arena
Event organized by ANCI (tbc)16:00 - 17:30 | Innovation Arena
ENEA - Project presentation.12:00 - 12:30 | Project Hub
Debt Conversion for Sustainable Development: Release G7.Organized by LINK 200711:15 - 13:30 | Cooperation Room - Sala 1° Piano
Introduzione e SalutiEdmondo Cirielli, Vice Ministro degli Affari Esteri e della Cooperazione InternazionaleRoberto Ridolfi, Presidente di LINK 2007Presentazione proposta RELEASE G7Speakers:Fabrizio Saggio, Ambasciatore, Consigliere Diplomatico del Presidente del Consiglio dei Ministri e Coordinatore della Struttura di Missione del Piano MatteiFederico Eichberg, Capo di Gabinetto del Ministro delle Imprese e del Made in ItalyGiulio Albanese, Sezione per i Rapporti con gli Stati e le Organizzazioni internazionali, Segreteria di Stato VaticanoMarco Ricceri, Segretario Generale, gruppo EurispesRappresentante MEF, Ministero dell’Economia e delle Finanze (tbc)Alessandra Ricci, Amministratore Delegato SACE (tbc)Interventi programmati Ambasciatori:Frederick Lusambili Matwan’ga, Ambasciatore della Repubblica del KenyaPaul-Emile Tshinga Ahuka, Ambasciatore della Repubblica Democratica del CongoDemitu Hambisa Bonsa, Ambasciatrice della Repubblica Federale Democratica di EtiopiaPaesi dei quali gli Ambasciatori sono invitati per altri interventi programmati: Angola, Burundi, Camerun, Egitto, Ghana, Lesotho, Liberia, Mozambico, Nigeria, Senegal, Sudan, Sud Africa, Sud Sudan, Tanzania, Tunisia, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe.
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