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Tematic SessionsS 9: Shaping Institutions or Reconstruction: Options and rade-os

(Room 7 & 8 combined)S 10: Protecting and Empowering Vulnerable Groups in Recovery (Room 5)

18:30-20:00

WRC Innovation Competition Presentations: New Approaches to Disaster Recovery andReconstruction (Ignite Stage in Marketplace)

thuRsday, May 12, 2011

10:45-12:30

Tematic SessionsS 11: Innovations in Disaster and Climate Risk Financing or Developing Countries

(Room 18)S 12: Reviving o Livelihoods and Local Economy (Room 7 & 8 combined)S 13: Providing Sustainable Health and Education Services in Disaster Recovery

Programs (Room 6)

16:45-18:30

Roundtable 3: Te Way Forward: Moving towards a Sustainable Reconstruction andRecovery Framework (Room 3 & 4 combined)

fRiday, May 13, 2011

9:00-11:30

Joint Summary Outcomes - Global Platorm and World Reconstruction Conerence(Room 1)

11:30-12:30

Closing Ceremony(Room 1)

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Tuesday, May 10, 2011

10:30-12:15

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Roundtable 1: stRengthening local RecoveRy the key to building back betteR

Civil society organizations and the local private sector increasingly play a critical role inproviding customer-ocused solutions during the post-disaster recovery period. In orderor these local-level solutions to be sustainable, o a high-quality standard, and adaptive touture shocks and vulnerabilities, it is vital that they are supported by the policies, practices,and resources o macro-level interventions by governments, international nancial institu-tions, and international organizations. Tis roundtable will address some o the complex

issues surrounding the coordination, planning, and quality implementation o post-disasterreconstruction and recovery interventions at the local level. Discussions will ocus on howto establish a common recovery and reconstruction strategy, ramework, and nancing athigher levels (global, regional, and national) to support local action.

Chair:David aylor, Executive Advisor, Collaboration and Innovation, World Vision International

WelcomeZoubida Allaoua, Director, Finance, Economics and Urban Development Department,World Bank

IntroductionDavid aylor, Executive Advisor, Collaboration & Innovation, World Vision International

Keynote AddressesShozo Azuma, Senior Vice Minister o Cabinet Ofce or Disaster Management, JapanSyamsul Maari, Chie o National Agency or Disaster Management, IndonesiaRobert Glasser, Secretary General, Care International

Panel DiscussionModerated byRoger Morier, Communications Advisor, World Bank

Participants:Syamsul Maari, Chie o National Agency or Disaster Management, IndonesiaShozo Azuma, Senior Vice Minister o Cabinet Ofce or Disaster Management, JapanDavid aylor, Executive Advisor, Collaboration and Innovation, World Vision InternationalRobert Glasser, Secretary General, Care International

Abdul Shakoor Sindhu, Principal Coordinator, Rural Development Policy Institute, PakistanGuiteau Jean-Pierre, Executive Director, Haitian National Red Cross SocietyAimee Ansari, Humanitarian Policy Representative, Oxam InternationalRichard Rumsey, Director, Disaster Risk Reduction, World Vision InternationalMario Flores, Director, Disaster Response Field Operations, Habitat or Humanity International


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theMatic session 1: uRban housing ReconstRuction andland ManageMent

Chairs:Shahnaz Arshad, Senior Urban and Disaster Risk Management Specialist, World BankEsteban Leon, Risk Reduction and Recovery Coordinator, UN-HABIA

Welcome

Overview PresentationPost-Disaster Urban Land and Housing: How the Will Works Its WayShahnaz Arshad, Senior Urban and Disaster Risk Management Specialist, World Bank

Lessons rom ExperienceStrategic Perspectives on Post-Disaster Land Management: Case o Sri Lanka and GujaratNaraynan Edadan, Urban and Disaster Management Consultant

Te Social Dimension o Urban Reconstruction - Experience rom the Marmara

Earthquake Reconstruction ProgramGlen Cokun, Head o Investment Support Ofces and General Coordination, SERHADevelopment Agency

Peru Earthquake 2007: Ensuring Connectivity Between Housing and ReconstructionTeo Schilderman, Head, International Inrastructure Program, Practical Action

Interactive Panel DiscussionUrban Reconstruction in a Challenging Environment: Te Case o HaitiModerated byEsteban Leon, Risk Reduction and Recovery Coordinator, UN-HABIA

Presenter:David Lallemant, Structural Engineering and Urban Specialist, World Bank

Panel:Naraynan Edadan, Urban and Disaster Management ConsultantGlen Cokun, Head o Investment Support Ofces and General Coordination, SERHADevelopment AgencyTeo Schilderman, Head, International Inrastructure Program, Practical Action

Ueli Salzmann,Architect, Head o Specialized Group or Construction, SwissHumanitarian Aid, Swiss Agency or Development and Cooperation (SDC)Shahnaz Arshad, Senior Urban and Disaster Risk Management Specialist, World Bank

Te Way Forward

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theMatic session 2: it innovations: ReconstRuction 2.0Chairs:Rubem Hoiger, Director General o the Natural Disasters Fund (FONDEN), MexicoFrancis Ghesquiere, Lead Disaster Risk Management Specialist, World Bank

Welcome

Te Practical Application o Innovation in ReconstructionModerated byFrancis Ghesquiere, Lead Disaster Risk Management Specialist, World Bank

Geospatial Approaches to Damage Assessment: Te Example o HaitiLuca DellOro, Research Associate, UNIAR-UNOSA

Net-Centric Crisis Management Support Using Eagle in the Pakistan Flood Crisis 2010Evert Meijer, Director, Geodan

Indicators or Monitoring and Evaluating Recovery Using Remote SensingBeverley Adams, CEO, eCityRisk, and Co-Founder o ReBuilDD

Q & A

Emerging Potential and the Future o I in Recovery and ReconstructionModerated byStuart Peter Dunkley Gill, GFDRR Labs Coordinator, World Bank

racking Reconstruction o InrastructureGuido Lemoine, Senior Scientist, Joint Research Centre, European Commission

Google Map Maker and ReconstructionFrance Lamy, Program Manager, Google.org

Harnessing the Community in Reconstruction Planning: OpenStreetMap (OSM)Robert Soden, Mapping Specialist, GFDRR

Q & A

Closing

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theMatic session 3: fRoM assessMent to RecoveRy andReconstRuction Planning - closing the looP

Chairs:Claes Andersson, Service or Foreign Policy Instruments, European CommissionMaxx Dilley, Chie, Disaster Reduction eam, Bureau or Crisis Prevention and Recovery,UNDPPrashant Singh, eam Leader, Rapid Response and Sustainable Recovery, GFDRR

Welcome

Overview PresentationAssessment-Based Disaster Recovery, Reconstruction and Risk ReductionClaes Andersson, Service or Foreign Policy Instruments, European Commission

Post-Disaster Needs Assessments - Challenges and Experiences on the GroundModerated byMaxx Dilley, Chie, Disaster Reduction eam, Bureau or Crisis Preventionand Recovery, UNDP

Lesotho Floods 2011 - Te PDNA Experience in a Medium-Impact DisasterMotloheloa Phooko, Minister in the Prime Ministers Ofce, Lesotho

Haiti Earthquake 2010 - Te PDNA Experience in a Catastrophic DisasterYves Robert Jean, DG Ministry o Planning and External Cooperation, Haiti

Te PDNA Experience in Bolivia and the Andean RegionMarco Antonio Rodriguez, Disaster Risk Management Specialist, World Bank

Panel Discussion: From Assessment to Recovery and Reconstruction PlanningModerated byAugustino Miozzo, Managing Director, Crisis Response and OperationalCoordination, EEAS, European Union

Panel:Claes Andersson, Service or Foreign Policy Instruments, European CommissionMarco Antonio Rodriguez, Disaster Risk Management Specialist, World BankYves Robert Jean, DG Ministry o Planning and External Cooperation, HaitiMotloheloa Phooko, Minister in the Prime Ministers Ofce, Lesotho

Maxx Dilley, Chie, Disaster Reduction eam, Bureau or Crisis Prevention and Recovery, UNDPPrashant Singh, eam Leader, Rapid Response and Sustainable Recovery, GFDRR

Te Way ForwardModerated byPrashant Singh, eam Leader, Rapid Response and Sustainable Recovery, GFDRR

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theMatic session4: ResPonding to natuRal disasteRs in

fRagile and conflict situations

Chairs:Jordan Ryan,Assistant Administrator and Director, Bureau or Crisis Prevention andRecovery, UNDPMarkus Kostner, Social Development Sector Leader, World Bank

Welcome

Keynote AddressConsiderations or Responding to Natural Disasters in Situations o Fragility and Conict Learning rom the World Development Report 2011Markus Kostner, Social Development Sector Leader, World Bank

Panel Discussion on Enhancing Conict Sensitivity o Post-Disaster Responses inFragile and Conict Situations - Challenges and OpportunitiesModerated byMarkus Kostner, Social Development Sector Leader, World Bank

Panel:Neil Buhne, Director, Geneva Liaison Ofce, Bureau or Crisis Prevention and Recovery,United Nations Development ProgrammeRaja Rehan Arshad, Lead Urban Specialist, World BankAbdulmalik Al-Jolahy, First Deputy Minister, Public Works and Highways, YemenAdi Walker, GIZ Principal Advisor, Development-oriented Emergency and ransitionalAid, Pakistan

Conclusions and the Way Forward

Jordan Ryan,Assistant Administrator and Director, Bureau or Crisis Prevention andRecovery, UNDP

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Wednesday, May 11, 2011

9:00-10:45

Room 2

high-level Policy Panel: ResPonding to natuRal disasteRs:a long-ignoRed develoPMent challenge?

When new catastrophic events occur, the response o the aected country as well as the inter-national community oten appears to be ad-hoc and improvised. While guides and analysesdo exist at the operational level to some extent, they are not necessarily embedded in thelarger recovery policy and strategy ormulation. What are the systemic challenges that causethe same problems to be brought up in reconstruction experiences in geographies around theworld and what needs to be done to help move the international community orward?

WelcomeAsha-Rose MigiroDeputy Secretary-General o the United Nations

Panel:Sri Mulyani IndrawatiManaging Director, World Bank, and Former Finance Minister o Indonesia

Kristalina GeorgievaEuropean Union Commissioner or International Cooperation, Humanitarian Aid andCrisis Response

Ludger ArnoldussenMember o Board, Munich Re

Mitiku KassaState Minister or Disaster Management and Food Security Sector, Ministry o Agricultureand Rural Development, Ethiopia

General Nadeem AhmadFormer Chairman, National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), Pakistan

Markus OxleyChairman, Global Network o Civil Society Organisations or Disaster Reduction, UK

Moderated byim Sebastian, Chairman o the Doha Debates

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theMatic session 5: MonitoRing and evaluation of disasteRRecoveRy oPeRations and PRogRaMs

Chair:Corazon Juliano-Soliman, Secretary, Department o Social Welare and Development,Philippines

Monitoring and Evaluation in Post-Disaster Reconstruction Programs A ChallengeWithin a Challenge

Walking the alk on Results Reconstruction Perormance ManagementAyaz Parvez, eam Leader, Central Results, GFDRR

A Leap Forward - Innovations in Long-erm Social Impact MonitoringCorazon Juliano-Soliman, Secretary Department, Social Welare and Development,Philippines

Governance and Accountability - Is Post-Disaster Aid Equitably Reaching theDisaster Victims?Richard Blewitt, CEO, HelpAge International

Panel Discussion: Te Future o Post-Disaster Monitoring and EvaluationModerated byMuhammad Waqas Hani, Policy Advisor, National Disaster ManagementAuthority (NDMA), Pakistan

Panel:Richard Blewitt, CEO, HelpAge InternationalCorazon Juliano-Soliman, Secretary Department, Social Welare and Development,Philippines

Ayaz Parvez, eam Leader, Central Results, GFDRRMarkus Kostner, Social Development Sector Leader, World Bank

Concluding Remarks

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theMatic session 6: Rebuilding life-iMPoRtantinfRastRuctuRe: the case of wateR and sanitation

Chairs:Alexander Danilenko , Senior Water and Sanitation Specialist, World BankYoka Brandt, Director-General or International Cooperation, Ministry o Foreign Aairs,Netherlands (BC)

Welcome

Rebuilding Lie-Important Inrastructure: Case o Water and SanitationAlexander Danilenko, Senior Water and Sanitation Specialist, World Bank

Local Accountability and Central Capacity in the Rehabilitation o Water Systems, BangladeshSabbir Ahmed, Upazilla Nirbahi Ofcer, Bangladesh

echnical SessionPost-Quake Rehabilitation o a Wastewater reatment Plant, Case Studies rom ChinaQian Wu, Engineer, ChinaHaijie Hua, Environmental Engineer Proessional, China Northwest MunicipalEngineering Design and Research Institute Co., ChinaXiao Sun, Architecture Specialist, China Northwest Municipal Engineering Design andResearch Institute Co., China

Groundwater or Emergency Situations (GWES) - IHP ProjectJaroslav Vrba, Coordinator o GWES Project, Senior Consultant, UNESCO

Managing Post-Disaster Risks in Urban Water Supply and Sanitation, Peru

Vladimir Roberto Ferro Ameri, Consultant in Planning or Urban and RegionalDevelopment and Regional Planning

From Emergency Response to Development Project: How Quickly is Quickly?Moderated byAlexander Danilenko , Senior Water and Sanitation Specialist, World Bank

Panel:Sabbir Ahmed, Upazilla Nirbahi Ofcer, BangladeshQian Wu, Engineer, China

Haijie Hua, Environmental Engineer Proessional, China Northwest MunicipalEngineering Design and Research Institute Co., ChinaXiao Sun, Architecture Specialist, China Northwest Municipal Engineering Design andResearch Institute Co., ChinaJaroslav Vrba, Coordinator o GWES Project, Senior Consultant, UNESCOVladimir Roberto Ferro Ameri, Consultant in Planning or Urban and RegionalDevelopment and Regional Planning

Concluding Remarks

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theMatic session 7: lessons leaRned fRoM laRge-scaleReconstRuction oPeRations

Chair:John Wall, Former Country Director or Pakistan, World Bank

Welcome

Lessons LearnedLessons Learned rom IndonesiaBakri Beck, Former Deputy Chie or Rehabilitation and Reconstruction, National Agencyor Disaster Management, Indonesia

Lessons Learned rom IndiaP.K. Mishra, Former CEO, Gujarat State Disaster Management Authority (GSDMA), India

Lessons Learned rom PakistanGeneral Nadeem Ahmad, Former Chairman, National Disaster Management Authority(NDMA), Pakistan

Lessons Learned rom ChinaZhao Peng, Deputy Director, Emergency Coordination and Security Division, EconomicConstruction Department, Ministry o Finance, China

Lessons Learned rom ColombiaJos Leibovich Goldenberg, Chie Adviser o the Directorate General DNP orRehabilitation and Reconstruction, Colombia

Leading Large-Scale Reconstruction Operations A Managers PerspectiveModerated byJohn Wall, Former Country Director or Pakistan, World Bank

Bakri Beck, Former Deputy Chie or Rehabilitation and Reconstruction, National Agencyor Disaster Management, IndonesiaP.K. Mishra, Former CEO, Gujarat State Disaster Management Authority (GSDMA), IndiaGeneral Nadeem Ahmad, Former Chairman, National Disaster Management Authority(NDMA), Pakistan

Zhao Peng, Deputy Director, Emergency Coordination and Security Division, EconomicConstruction Department, Ministry o Finance, ChinaJos Leibovich Goldenberg, Chie Adviser o the Directorate General DNP orRehabilitation and Reconstruction, Colombia

Closing - Sharing Knowledge and Experience or Future Generations

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theMatic session 8: enviRonMentally sustainable RecoveRy

Chair:Ibrahim Tiaw, Director, Division or Environmental Policy Implementation, UNEP

Welcome

Overview PresentationEnvironmentally Sustainable Recovery

Michael Samways, echnical Director, SKM Enviros, UK

Green Recovery and Reconstruction oolkit or Environmentally Sustainable RecoveryAnita Van Breda, Director, Humanitarian Partnerships World Wildlie Fund, USA

Environmental Management - A Burden or Chance or Reconstruction and Recovery?Building Back Greener, the Role o Corporate Sector, Lessons rom Wenchuan EarthquakeReconstructionZhiyi He, Executive Director and Secretary General, Chinese Federation or Corporate

Social Responsibility (CFCSR)

Introducing Disaster Risk Reduction in Reconstruction ProgramsKaren Sudmier, IUCN Commission on Ecosystems Management (CEM), Switzerland

Environmental Issues - Perspectives rom the International Recovery PlatormSanjaya Bhatia, Knowledge Management Ofcer, International Recovery Platorm, Japan

Environmental and Social Dimensions in Reconstruction - Te amil Nadu sunami Experience

C.V. Sankar, Consultant, National Disaster Management Authority, India

Panel Discussion - owards an Environmentally Sustainable RecoveryModerated byMuralee Tummarukudy, Programme Manager, Disaster Risk Reduction, UNEP

Panel:Michael Samways, echnical Director, SKM Enviros, UKAnita Van Breda, Director, Humanitarian Partnerships World Wildlie Fund, USAZhiyi He, Executive Director and Secretary General, Chinese Federation or Corporate

Social Responsibility (CFCSR)Karen Sudmier, IUCN Commission on Ecosystems Management (CEM), SwitzerlandSanjaya Bhatia, Knowledge Management Ofcer, International Recovery Platorm, JapanC.V. Sankar, Consultant, National Disaster Management Authority, India

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Roundtable 2: Rebuilding and PRotecting cRiticalinfRastRuctuRe: exPeRience fRoM JaPan and otheR countRies

Tis roundtable will ocus on experiences related to the 2011 ohoku earthquake and tsunami,highlighting the challenges arising rom the eects on critical inrastructure. Te discussionswill also consider examples o how risk assessment or complex systems can be accomplished andopportunities or integrating risk reduction into the rebuilding o critical acilities, leveraginglessons rom similar experiences, such as the rebuilding o the Kobe container port ater the1995 Great Hanshin earthquake, reconstruction o key acilities ollowing Hurricane Katrinain 2005, and upgrading the communications network ater the 2010 Chile Earthquake.

Chair and Moderator:Richard Andrews, Former Director o the Governors Ofce o Emergency Services (OES),State o Caliornia, USA

Welcome

Keynote AddressKenichi Suganuma, Ambassador, Te Permanent Mission o Japan to the UN and Other

International Organizations in Geneva

Keynote PresentationTe Great ohoku Earthquake and sunami: Observations and AssessmentsHirokazu atano, Proessor, Integrated Management or Disaster Risk, Kyoto University,JapanCharles Scawthorn, Proessor (Ret.), Kyoto University, President, SPA Risk

Panel Discussion: Issues and Implications o the Great ohoku Earthquake/sunami

and Other Disasters or Critical Inrastructure Risk Management

Discussion Temes: Classication and inter-dependency of critical infrastructure Ex-ante protection and pre-disaster reconstruction planning, including highlighting a

multi-hazard approach Challenges and solutions of post-disaster reconstruction, including integration of risk reduction Opportunities for better protecting critical infrastructure, highlighting public-private

partnerships

Panel:Murat Bursa, CEO, Zorlu Energy Group, urkeyPablo Allard, National Reconstruction Program Coordinator, Ministry o Housing andUrbanization, ChileOtto Kocsis, Head o Business Resilience Practice, Zurich Risk Engineering, ZurichInsurance Company Ltd.Hirokazu atano, Proessor, Integrated Management or Disaster Risk, Kyoto University, JapanCharles Scawthorn, Proessor (Ret.), Kyoto University, President, SPA Risk

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theMatic session 9: shaPing institutions foRReconstRuction: oPtions and tRade-offs

Chair:Joseph Goldberg, Manager (Ret.), World Bank

Welcome

Overview PresentationInstitutional Choices in Recovery and Reconstruction: Opportunities and rade-osRakhi Bhavnani Sharma, Disaster Risk Management Specialist, World Bank

New or Existing Institutions - Can Tis Question Be Answered?Lessons rom the Latur Earthquake: Building Flexible Institutions or ReconstructionPraveen Pardeshi, Commissioner Amravati, India, and Former Head, Regional OfcesCoordination, UNISDR

Institutional Challenge: Linking Reconstruction And Risk Reduction. A Pakistan Case.GeneralNadeem Ahmad, Former Chairman, National Disaster Management Authority(NDMA), Pakistan

Institutional Arrangements or Large-Scale Reconstruction Programs - Lessons Learnedrom the Wenchuan Earthquake, ChinaPaul Procee, Senior Inrastructure Specialist, World Bank

Interactive Panel DiscussionInstitutional Arrangements or Earthquake Reconstruction in Haiti What Lessons CouldApply?

Moderated byJoseph Goldberg, Manager (Ret.), World Bank

Presenters: Jose Leitmann, Program Manager, Haiti Reconstruction Fund, World BankBathylle Missika, Project Manager, International Network on Conict and Fragility,Development Co-operation Directorate, OECD

Panel:Rakhi Bhavnani Sharma, Disaster Risk Management Specialist, World Bank

Praveen Pardeshi, Commissioner Amravati, India, and Former Head, Regional OfcesCoordination, UNISDRGeneralNadeem Ahmad, Former Chairman, National Disaster Management Authority(NDMA), PakistanPaul Procee, Senior Inrastructure Specialist, World BankJos Leibovich Goldenberg, Chie Adviser o the Directorate General DNP orRehabilitation and Reconstruction, Colombia

Te Way Forward - Conclusion by the Chair

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theMatic session 10: PRotecting and eMPoweRingvulneRable gRouPs in RecoveRy

Chairs:N. Vinod Chandra Menon, Former Member, National Disaster Management Authority(NDMA), IndiaMargaret Arnold, Senior Social Development Specialist, World Bank

Welcome

Overview PresentationEmpowering Poor Communities in Recovery: Doing No Harm, Doing Some GoodMargaret Arnold, Senior Social Development Specialist, World Bank

Learning rom ExperienceRecovery Experience o the Poor Following the Kosi Floods in NepalSobina Lama, Coordinator, Disaster Risk Reduction Program, Lumanti Support Group orShelter, Nepal

Supporting Communities in Post Earthquake PeruRelinda Sosa, Director, CONOMOVDI, Peru

Empowering Marginalized Communities in Post-Disaster RecoverySandy Schilen, Global Facilitator, GROOS International

Panel Discussion on Empowering the Poor and Vulnerable in Post-Disaster RecoveryModerated byCynthia Burton, Independent Consultant

Panel:Margaret Arnold, Senior Social Development Specialist, World BankSobina Lama, Coordinator, Disaster Risk Reduction Program, Lumanti Support Group orShelter, NepalRelinda Sosa, Director, CONOMOVDI, PeruSandy Schilen, Global Facilitator, GROOS International

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wRc innovation coMPetition PResentations: new

aPPRoaches to disasteR RecoveRy and ReconstRuction

WelcomeZoubida Allaoua, Director, Finance, Economics and Urban Development Department,World Bank

Te Role o Innovation in Disaster Risk ReductionMargareta Wahlstrom, Special Representative o the Secretary-General orDisaster Risk Reduction, UNISDR

Te WRC Innovation Competition Finalists PresentationsIntroduction byGraham Saunders, Head, Shelter & Settlements Department,International Federation o Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC)

Finalists:Te Use o Mulberry Branches in Home Reconstruction, Retrot, and RepairBehruz Dadoboev, Program Development Manager, Habitat or Humanity, ajikistan

Cost-Eective and Compact Microscopic Analysis and Diagnosis on a Cell PhoneAydogan Ozcan, Associate Proessor, Bio-photonics Laboratory, Electrical EngineeringDepartment, UCLA, United States

Sustainable Revival o Livelihoods in Post-Disaster Sichuan, China: EnhancingEco-riendly, Pro-poor Bamboo Production Supply Chains to Supportthe Reconstruction EortLou Yiping, Program Director, INBAR, China

Closing RemarksZoubida Allaoua, Director, Finance, Economics and Urban Development Department,World Bank

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theMatic session 11: innovations in disasteR and cliMateRisk financing foR develoPing countRies

Chair:Olivier Mahul, Coordinator, Disaster Risk Financing and Insurance Program, World Bank

Welcome

Advancing Proactive Disaster Risk Financing and Insurance (DRFI) in DevelopingCountries: Te SECO PerspectiveMonica Rubiolo, Division Head, Macroeconomic Support Division, Swiss State Secretariator Economic Aairs (SECO)

Innovation in Action: Selected Case StudiesDRFI or Enhanced Post-Disaster ReconstructionLaura Boudreau, Disaster Risk Financing and Insurance Specialist, GFDRR

apping into Nontraditional Investors to Finance Reconstruction in Developing CountriesMorton Lane, President, Lane Financial LLC

Disaster Reinsurance or Developing Countries: Swiss Res New SolutionsIvo Menzinger, Managing Director, Global Partnerships, Swiss Reinsurance Company

Development o Risk Market Inrastructure: Guy Carpenters Risk Solutions in LatinAmerica and the CaribbeanAidan Pope, CEO, Latin America and Caribbean Operations, Guy Carpenter

Demand-Driven Disaster Microinsurance: Oxam Americas Experience rom the Field

David Satterthwaite, Senior Global Microinsurance Ofcer, Oxam America

oward an International Public-Private DRFI Knowledge Platorm?Moderated byOlivier Mahul, Coordinator, Disaster Risk Financing and InsuranceProgram, World Bank

Panel:Monica Rubiolo, Division Head, Macroeconomic Support Division, Swiss State Secretariator Economic Aairs (SECO)

Laura Boudreau, Disaster Risk Financing and Insurance Specialist, GFDRRMorton Lane, President, Lane Financial LLCIvo Menzinger, Managing Director, Global Partnerships, Swiss Reinsurance CompanyAidan Pope, CEO, Latin America and Caribbean Operations, Guy CarpenterDavid Satterthwaite, Senior Global Microinsurance Ofcer, Oxam America

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theMatic session 12: Reviving of livelihoodsand local econoMy

Chair:ara Vishwanath, Lead Economist, World Bank

Livelihood Response in a Disaster: A Review o Experienceara Vishwanath, Lead Economist, World Bank

Case StudiesPost-Disaster Livelihoods Response to Unleash Agricultures PotentialAbdessalam Ould Ahmed, Director, FAO, Liaison Ofce in Geneva

Cash Grant ProgramsDeborah Lynn Gourlay, Cash Focal Point, Te Cash Learning Partnership, Zimbabwe

Labor Base Recovery and Reconstruction and Teir Relevance in the Context o DisastersAlredo Lazarte-Hoyle, Director, International Labour Ofce (ILO), InternationalProgramme on Crisis Response, Recovery and Reconstruction (ILO/CRISIS)

Te Role o Micronance as a Livelihood Recovery ProgramBabar Kabir, Director, BRAC Disaster, Environment and Climate Change Programme(DECC), Bangladesh

Building an Efective Livelihood Support Response: Lessons and ChallengesModerated byara Vishwanath, Lead Economist, World Bank

Panel:

Abdessalam Ould Ahmed, Director, FAO, Liaison Ofce in GenevaDeborah Lynn Gourlay, Cash Focal Point, Te Cash Learning Partnership, ZimbabweAlredo Lazarte-Hoyle, Director, International Labour Ofce (ILO), International Programmeon Crisis Response, Recovery and Reconstruction (ILO/CRISIS)Babar Kabir, Director, BRAC Disaster, Environment and Climate Change Programme(DECC), Bangladesh

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theMatic session 13: PRoviding sustainable health andeducation seRvices in disasteR RecoveRy PRogRaMs

Chairs:Mian Shaukat Shaf, Senior Project Implementation Ofcer, Asian Development BankAndre Griekspoor, Coordinator, Strategy, Policy and echnical Development, HealthAction in Crises, World Health Organization

WelcomeAndre Griekspoor, Coordinator, Strategy, Policy and echnical Development, Health

Action in Crises, World Health Organization

Overview PresentationProviding Sustainable Health and Education Services in Disaster Recovery ProgramsMian Shaukat Shaf, Senior Project Implementation Ofcer, Asian Development Bank

Analysis o Reconstruction Experiences in the Health and Education SectorsModerated byBlerta Aliko, Recovery Specialist, UNICEF

Models o Eective Planning Processes or the Reconstruction in Education Facilitiesthrough the Eyes o NGOs: Te Pakistan ExperienceSeema Aziz, Founder and Chairperson, Cooperation or Advancement, Rehabilitation andEducation (CARE) Foundation

Making Sure that Health Facilities Remain Functional ater Disasters: Experiences romHaiti, Chile, and JapanCiro Ugarte, Regional Advisor, Emergency Preparedness & Disaster Relie, World HealthOrganization

Role o Implementation Arrangements and Delivery Mechanisms in Reconstruction: theIndonesian ExperiencePieter Smidt, Project Management Specialist and ADB Consultant, Kyrgyz Republic

Service Delivery and Its Sustainability in Post-war Reconstruction: Experience romKosovo, Serbia, and Bosnia and HerzegovinaMatthias Reinicke, Co-Head Health Sector, AGEG Consultants, Germany

Panel Discussion: Way Forward and Recommendations

Moderated byPieter Smidt, Project Management Specialist and ADB Consultant,Kyrgyz Republic

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Roundtable 3: the way foRwaRd: Moving towaRds asustainable ReconstRuction and RecoveRy fRaMewoRk

Te World Reconstruction Conerence (WRC) is the rst large-scale global conerenceocused on natural disaster recovery and reconstruction. Te roundtable will discuss the keyoutcomes rom the WRC. It will summarize the conclusions o the thematic sessions andattempt to prioritize them in terms o need or action, integrating them into an improvedmodel o the reconstruction process. Tere will also be a realistic discussion o constraintswhich the reconstruction community will ace in trying to improve and harmonize processes.Finally, the session will attempt to lay out concrete tasks to be achieved over the next year.Priority recommendations, as identied in this session, will be delivered to the broaderdisaster risk reduction community and the Chairs summary o the Global Platorm.

Chairs:Alan March, Assistant Director General, Humanitarian and Peacebuilding Branch,Australian Agency or International Development (AusAID)Zoubida Allaoua, Director, Finance, Economics and Urban Development Department,World Bank

Participants:Zhao Peng, Deputy Director, Emergency Coordination and Security Division, EconomicConstruction Department, Ministry o Finance, ChinaPablo Allard, National Reconstruction Program Coordinator, Ministry o Housing andUrbanization, ChilePraveen Pardeshi, Commissioner, Amravati, IndiaBakri Beck, Former Deputy Chie or Rehabilitation and Reconstruction, National Agencyor Disaster Management, IndonesiaMian Shaukat Shaf, Senior Project Implementation Ofcer, Asian Development Bank,

PakistanMaxx Dilley, Chie, Disaster Reduction eam, Bureau or Crisis Prevention and Recovery,UNDPHelena Molin Valdes, Deputy Director, UNISDRDavid aylor, Executive Advisor, Collaboration and Innovation, World VisionInternationalAimee Ansari, Humanitarian Policy Representative, Oxam InternationalShahnaz Arshad, Senior Urban and Disaster Risk Management Specialist, World Bank

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