WOMEN DELIVERHUMANITARIAN PRE-CONFERENCE:

Building a Feminist Approach toHumanitarian Aid

Monday, 3 June 201977:30 AM - 2:30 PM

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WELCOME & OPENING

Right Honorable Helen Clark37th Prime Minister of New Zealand, 8th Administrator of UNDP

FACILITATOR’S WELCOME

Manisha ThomasHumanitarian Pre-Conference Facilitator

WHWHAT DOES A FEMINIST HUMANITARIAN SYSTEM LOOK LIKE?

Marcy HershSenior Manager for Humanitarian Advocacy, Women Deliver

SESSION I: THE POWER OF INCLUSION

PANEL: CONFRONTING INCLUSION BARRIERS TTO FEMINIST HUMANITARIAN ACTION

Brenda Moore Founder & Executive DirectorKids’ Education Engagement Project, Liberia

Marta Royo RuizExecutive DirectorProfamilia, Colombia

Angelina Angelina Nyajima Simon JialFounder and Executive Director Hope Restoration South Sudan

WOMEN DELIVER HUMANITARIAN PRE-CONFERENCE:

Building a Feminist Approach to Humanitarian Aid

PANEL 1 CONTINUED:

Lubna Alkanawati Country DirectorWomen Now for Development (Syria, Lebanon, Turkey)

PARTICIPANT POLL: HOW HAVE YOU ENGAGED IN HUMANITARIANDECISION-MAKING?

Go to Go to PollEv.com/humanitarian

Manisha Thomas, Facilitator, will provide further details and walk through the poll.

POWER TALK I: CASE STUDY FOR MEANINGFUL COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Catherine Poulton Gender-Based Violence in Emergencies Specialist UNICEF

GGROUP DISCUSSION

Questions to discuss at each table: • What actions are needed to improve coordination with women-focused CSOs in humanitarian response?

• What actions are needed to improve accountability to women-focused CSOs in humanitarian action?

• What actions are needed to strengthen the safe and meaningful participation of women-focused CSOs

in humanitarian decision-making?

BREAK & NETWORKING

VVisit the photography exhibit at the side of the meeting room.

CONTINUED: THE POWER OF INCLUSION (SESSION I)

WOMEN DELIVER HUMANITARIAN PRE-CONFERENCE:

Building a Feminist Approach to Humanitarian Aid

POWER TALK II: FUNDING WOMEN-FOCUSED CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS TO MAXIMIZE IMPACT

Rose Achayo ObolChairperson National Union of Women with Disabilities, Uganda

PANEL: CONFRONTING FUNDING BARRIERS TO FEMINIST HUMANIHUMANITARIAN ACTION

HRH Princess Sarah Zeid Eva Oberg Advocate for maternal, newborn, and Gender and Policy Adviser child health in humanitarian settings DFID

Nadine Cornier Olfat MahmoudHumanitarian Advisor, Whole of Syria Founder and DirectorReproductive Health Coordinator, UNFPA Palestinian Women’s Humanitarian Organization

PPARTICIPANT POLL: WHERE WE STAND ON FUNDING WOMEN-FOCUSED CSOs IN HUMANITARIAN SETTING

Go to PollEv.com/humanitarianManisha Thomas, Facilitator, will provide further details and walk through the poll.

REMARKS

Tarja Halonen Former President of Finland

NENETWORKING LUNCH

SESSION II: THE POWER OF FUNDING

WOMEN DELIVER HUMANITARIAN PRE-CONFERENCE:

Building a Feminist Approach to Humanitarian Aid

WELCOME BACK FROM LUNCH

Katja IversenPresident/CEOWomen Deliver

CONTINUED: THE POWER OF FUNDING (SESSION II)

GROUP DISCUSSION

All pa All participants will be split into one of six goups. The facilitator will indicate where you will be seated.

• Tables A&B: Advocacy Asks for Donors to Help Fund Women-Focused CSOs • Tables C&D: Advocacy Asks for International NGOs to Help Fund Women-Focused CSOs • Tables E&F: Advocacy Asks for Women-Focused CSOs to Better Receive and Access Funding

PPOWER TALK III: CASE STUDY FOR WHAT IS POSSIBLE WHEN WOMEN-FOCUSED CSOs ARE ADEQUATELY FINANCED

Simran Singh Director, Global Strategy and Gender Equality CARE Canada

KEYNOTE CLOSING

Minister Baroness Liz Sugg UUnited Kingdom

GROUP PHOTO