TERRITORIAL APPROACHFOR SUSTAINABLE HUMANDEVELOPMENT

Presentations - Workshops - Trainings Dec 5 - 7Organized by

ART is a UNDP global programme that aims at enabling territories and their communitiesto achieve the millennium development goals and face post -2015 challenges. ART Framework Programmes are operational in 19 countries, 75 regions and 325 municipalities.Africa: Gabon, Mauritania, Morocco, Mozambique and Senegal. Asia: Indonesiaand Sri Lanka. Latin America: Bolivia, Colombia, Cuba, Dominican

Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, and Uruguay. In addition there is a Central American Programme. Middle East: Lebanon, and Syria. The Balkans: Albania and Kosovo. ART reinforces local capacities and provides local governments and other territorial actors with instruments that bolster inclusive and participatory decision making as well as articulation between and across sectors.

Johannes Krassnitzer / johannes.krassnitzer@undp.org / Programme Specialist - ART Initiative/ / UNDP – Genevahttp://web.undp.org/geneva/ART/

Anne-Marie Mevel-Reingold /Anne-Marie.REINGOLD@diplomatie.gouv.fr / Chargée de mission (DAECT), Secrétaire adjointe de la Commission Nationale de la Coopération Décentralisée (CNCD) Ministère des Affaires Etrangères et Européennes (MAEE) http://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/en/

Najet Tenoutit / ntenoutit@worldbank.org /Program Coordinator - Center for Mediterranean Integration (CMI) - World Bankhttp://cmimarseille.org/web/base2/cmi/index.html

INFORMATION AND CONTACT

Created in 2009, the CMI (Center for Mediterranean Integration) seeks to relatenational economic, social and environmental transformation with regionalintegration. CMI develops a variety of technical knowledge productsand practices, which become the basis for high-level dialogue throughorganized policy fora. This leads to the development of vibrant communitiesand practice of stakeholders both from the North and the

South.The CMI is a government membership collaboration on a platform based in the World Bank.Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco and Tunisia are members, jointly with France, andtwo large international financial institutions of the region, the World Bank and theEuropean Investment Bank. CMI hosts programs led by institutions such as: AgenceFrançaise de Développement; Caisse des Dépôts; European Investment Bank; WorldBank; United Nations Development Program; GIZ; Plan Bleu; Femise.

For several years, the DAECT (Delegation for the External Action of Local Authorities) has been providing support to local governmentprojects as well as national networks and regional consultation andcoordination bodies in the form of calls for proposals. It serves as aresource and support centre for local and regional authorities, providinglegal support, information services, analysis and advice. It also implements

a series of tools designed to encourage consistency and information pooling (bilateralmeetings, decentralized cooperation portal, publications).

IN THE CONTEXT OF AFRICITÉS SUMMIT 2012

Official Opening - The specificity of the territorial approach to development vision after 2015Panel 1

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Ministerial Panel – Africa and the post-2015 Challenges

ActivitiesWorkshopDecember 6

14:30 - 18:30 Room B 06 Conference Center KFP Hotel

« The territorial approach for sustainable human development »

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- Her Excellence Arame Ndoye, Minister of Regional Planning and Local Communities, Government of Senegal- M. Michel Despax, Delegate for the Local Authorities International Activities Delegation (known as the DAECT), Minister of Foreign Affairs, France- M. Mats Karlsson, Director of the Marseille Centre for Mediterranean Integration (CMI)- M. Angelo Baglio, Head of Unit Civil Society and Local Authorities, DG DEVCO, European Commission- M. François Albert Amichia, Mayor of Treichville, President of Cities and Communities Association of Côte d’Ivoire (UVICOCI) - Representative Cities and Local Governments (UCLG)

Moderator: Mrs. Fatoumata Bintou Djibo, UN Resident Coordinator / Resident Representative, UNDP Senegal

Presentation - UNDP and the Territorial Approach in the post-2015 ArchitectureMrs. Najat Rochdi, Deputy Director UNDP Geneva

- His Excellence Cheikh Bamba Dieye, Mayor of Saint Louis, Minister of Telecommunications, Communications and the numeric Economy, Government of Senegal (tbc)- His Excellence Mohamed Ould Boilil, Minister of Home Affairs and Decentralization, Goverment of Mauritania- His Excellence Aimé-Popa Ntzoutsi Mouyama, Minister Delegate to the Minister of Home Affairs, Public Security, Immigration and Decentralization, Government of Gabon- His Excellence Jameleddine Gharbi, Minister of Planning and Regional Development, Government of Tunisia

Moderator: Mrs. Najat Rochdi, Deputy Director UNDP Geneva

- Joint Press Point DAECT – CMI – UNDP ART Geneva- Joint projects between the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and UNDP-ART Geneva- Memorandum of Understanding between UNDP and FOGAR- Triangular and South-South Cooperation among Morocco, Mauritania and the Municipality of Málaga, Spain

- Mr. Antonio Zurita, Executive Manager of the Andalusian Fund of Municipalities for International Solidarity (FAMSI)- Ms. Anne Marie Mevel Reingold, Deputy Secretary of the NCCD, DAECT, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, France- Mr. Paul Carrasco, Prefect of the Province of Azuay, Ecuador, President of the Organization of Regions United ORU/FOGAR, and president of the Latin American Organization of Intermediate Governments (OLAGI)- Mr. Amadou Anta Ndiaye, Regional Advisor, Chairman of the Environment and Sustainable Development Commission and Representative of the President of the Regional Council of Louga, Senegal- Mr. Jean-Paul Bachy, President of the Regional Council of Champagne Ardenne, France, Vice-president of the Association of Regions of France- Mr. Jose Elija Guamba – National Director of Rural Development Promotion - Ministry of State Administration, Government of Mozambique- Mr. Kodjo Mensah-Abrampa, Policy Advisor – Local Governance, UNDPDebate and conclusions

Moderator: Ms. Coumba Gadio, UN Resident Coordinator / Resident Representative, UNDP Mauritania

The Use and the Impact of ICT in the Dialogue between Territories

- Mr. Mohamed Sefiani, Mayor of the Chefchaouen Municipality, Morocco- Mr. Lamine Sagna, Chairman of the Regional Council of Ziguinchor, Senegal- Mr. Philippe Cichowlaz, Director of International Relations, Region Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, France- Mr. Arturo Rodriguez, Head of International Relations, Municipality of Málaga, Spain- Mr. Mohamed Lemine Salihi, Executive Manager Information Technologies and New Technology, Government of Mauritania- Ms. Nicole Béatrice Moussavou, Director of Local Government, Government of Gabon- Mr. Abdelouahed Fikrat, Director of the Territorial Planning department, MHUPV, Government of the Kingdom of MoroccoDebate and conclusions

Moderator: Mr. Michel Despax, Head of External Action of DAECT, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, France

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Coffee-break Articulation platforms for local governance and local economic development

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6 - Presentation and training on the use of ART-ISI@MEDHandbook “Using the potential of information technology and communication for development“

Training on on the use of ART-ISI@MED Handbook “Using the potential of information technology and communication for development”

Workshop on territorial approach for sustainablehuman development including a ministerial panel and apress point

Presentation of “Strategic Guidelines for InternationalCooperation of the regions of Mauritania, Morocco andSenegal”

Presentation of “Next steps of South - South andtriangular cooperation among Morocco, Mauritania andMálaga municipality”

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Place: Salle des ateliers - Salon International des Villes et des Collectivités Locales d’Afrique. Hôtel King Fahd Palace

Place: Pavillon Coopération Décentralisée - Salon International des Villes et des Collectivités Locales d’Afrique. Hôtel King Fahd Palace

Place: Pavillon Coopération Décentralisée - Salon International des Villes et des Collectivités Locales d’Afrique. Hôtel King Fahd Palace

Place: Room B 06 Centre de Conférences. Hôtel King Fahd Palace