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DIGITAL
SUMMIT of the T20 TaskForce on Infrastructure Investment and Financing
SUMMIT SEASON TASKFORCE 3 WEBINAR - Agenda : here
Description et intervenants : https://t20saudiarabia.org.sa/en/forces/Pages/Infrastructure-Investment-and-Financing.aspx
SEPTEMBRE
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Case studies presentation
« Grand Paris », shaping the infrastructure of a 21st century metropolis?
Présentation CGPID à l'occasion de l'infrastructure Solutions Lab
Nicolas J.A. BUCHOUD
Février 2020
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NEWS
Opening keynote
_HRH Princess Haifa Al Mogrin, Chair of the G20 development Working Group and Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Ambassador to the UNESCO
Speakers
_ Sachin Chaturvedi, CEO of RIS (India),
_ Raja Al Marzoqi, T20 TF3 Lead Co chair (Saudi Arabia),
_ Carlo Secchi, vice president of ISPI (Italy),
_ Lori Benita Kerr, Infrastructure finance specialist, the Global Infrastructure Facility (hosted by the World Bank) (US)
_ Declan Curry, Journalist, moderator
Vision statements
_Naoyuki Yoshino,T20 Co-Chair Japan
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Opening keynote
_Hazem Galal, Global Leader for PwC's Cities and Local Government Sector
Speakers
_Kobie Brand, Executive director, ICLEI Africa. Global Director, ICLEI Cities Biodiversity Center, U20 Lead knowledge partner
_Amal Fatani, S20 Sherpa, member of Saudi Human Rights Commission
_Susan Parnell, co-founder of the African Center for Cities, Global Challenges Professor in Urban Development at the University of Bristol (UK)
_Nicolas J.A. Buchoud, Co-chair, T20 taskforce on infrastructure investments and finance, Global Solutions Fellow & co-founder of Renaissance Urbaine
_Evan Davis, BBC, Moderator
Vision statements
_Tunc Soyer, Mayor of Izmir (Turkey)
_Nicolas J.A. Buchoud, Global Solutions Fellow
BERLIN (DIGITAL)
GLOBAL SOLUTIONS SUMMIT
Global Table – Infrastructure Investment and Financing – Part 2
Why sustainable and smart urbanization matters for the G20
Urbanization and urban demographics are shaping a world both more complex and more unstable, spiralling up with digital transformations and unprecedented levels of systemic risks -as illustrated by the covid19 pandemic.
While the pivotal role of urbanization for social development and safeguarding the environment has been widely acknowledged since the 1992 Rio Earth Summit and the Habitat Summits of Istanbul (1996) and Quito (2016), we live with a paradigm of urban and infrastructure development focused on powering growth with new technologies, which falls short of realizing the full transformative potential of urban development.
G20 Saudi Arabia offers an unprecedented series of opportunities to change course, initiating a process towards effective multilevel policy-making including cities and metropolises that makes urbanization a driving force for the achievement of the SDGs and inclusive growth.
The legacy of the Germany, Argentina and Japan G20 presidencies provides a background of high-level principles on habitat and regional planning (2018), quality infrastructure (2019) and the crossing of the G20 and the Agenda 2030 priorities in an interconnected world (2017-2019).
In 2020, as the covid19 pandemic highlights the deep interdependency of nations and cities to achieve prosperity, security and sustainability, the development of the G20 engagement group urbanization, the Urban 20 offers a unique opportunity to build a way forward for the G20 with cities. Ahead of the upcoming COP15 Biodiversity, the panel will connect U20, S20 and T20 agendas to discuss the role of cities & metros to shape a multilevel governance that supports growth and meets the planetary boundaries. Moving from principles to actionable agendas, the panel will explore how to realize the full potential of cities as both locations and agents of sustainable development.
20 AVRIL
BERLIN (DIGITAL)
GLOBAL SOLUTIONS SUMMIT
Global Table – Infrastructure Investment and Financing – Part 1
What can the G20 do to foster sustainable infrastructure?
Improving the wellbeing of billions of people globally depends on building more and better infrastructure, including for transportation, for access to energy and sanitation. This infrastructure build-up must be sustainable, as otherwise, it can have detrimental effects on people and the planet by destroying local livelihoods as much as the climate and ecosystems.
Estimates are that additional investments of $15 trillion in infrastructure must be mobilized until 2040 to meet sustainable development goals; leaving critical funding gaps for infrastructure projects in the implementation of the Agenda 2030.
The implementation of the G20 Quality Infrastructure agenda and the promotion of infrastructure as an asset class are meant to bridge global infrastructure funding gaps and attract private sector investments in support of sustainable infrastructure projects.
As these approaches are vividly debated, latest research on managing the spillover effects of infrastructure projects, in particular in emerging economies, might pave the way for less doctrinal and more practical infrastructure policies, improving the connectivity between global and domestic finance, including private equity.
The panel will raise and discuss proposals and solutions to promote a recoupling of private and public finance and accelerate the implementation of sustainable infrastructure, as a common issue for the G20 Sherpa Track and Development Working Group, the Finance Track and the Infrastructure Working Group, and relevant G20 Engagement Groups. It will also discuss how sustainable infrastructure investments can help build a way for the Agenda 2030, including in response to the covid19 and other such pandemic risks.
18 AVRIL
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Riyadh, KAPSARC HQ
T20 SAUDI ARABIA INCEPTION CONFERENCE
About T20 and T20 Saudi Arabia
To create an inclusive and participatory G20 process, the G20 leaders commit to receiving the recommendations of the global civil society organizations, which are organized into engagement groups. Among these engagement groups is the Think20 (T20), which is responsible for connecting and collaborating with regional and international think tanks.
The T20 is an engagement group that contributes to the G20 by:
- Serving as the 'ideas bank' of the G20
- Providing research-based policy recommendations to the G20
- Facilitating interactions between the G20 and the think-tank and research community
- Communicating with the broader public about issues of global importance
The T20 produces a communique that incorporates the recommendations of the T20 task forces. The T20 Saudi Arabia communique will be shared with G20 leaders for their consideration in the G20 communique during the G20 Summit, which will take place in Riyadh in November 2020.
19-20 JANVIER
PARIS - GRAND PALAIS
CHANGENOW SUMMIT
BiodiverCity – Panel, 31.1.20
Marc BARRA, Institut Paris Region, Suzanne BROLLY, ADEUS, Nicolas de BRABANDERE, Urban Forests, Laura CITRON, London and Partners, Mette SKJOLD, SLA, Nicolas J.A. BUCHOUD, Cercle Grand Paris de l’Investissement Durable
Biodiversity conservation – The Aral Sea Aral Sea Region, zone of ecological innovation and technology under the United Nations
Keynote de Sardor RUSTAMBAEV, Ambassadeur de la république d’Ouzbekistan en France et échange avec Nicolas J.A. BUCHOUD, Cercle Grand Paris de l’Investissement Durable
30-31 JANV & 1er FEV
ABU DHABI
FORUM URBAIN MONDIAL – WUF X
ICCN Networking Event. “Catha Ekadaksa” or 11 Ways towards An Impactful Urban Creative Economy Ecosystem
Networking Event. Voice of Cities - 9.2.20
Speakers: Neil KHOR, Special Advisor to the Executive Director of UN Habitat, Hamdan Abdul MAJEED, CEO, ThinkCity, Nicolas J.A. BUCHOUD, President, Grand Paris Alliance for Metropolitan Development, Tita LARASATI, Chair, Bandung Creative Cities Forum (moderator)
Quel dialogue public privé pour des villes durables ?
Table ronde sur le Pavillon français - 10.2.20
Intervenants : José Michael CHENU, Président de l’association Rêve de scènes urbaines (DIVD), Jean-Marie QUEMENER, DGALN-DUHP, Hugues PARENT, Directeur Général d’Euroméditerranée, Rainer KERN, Conseiller spécial du Maire de Mannheim, Président du Global Parliament of Mayors (GPM), Nicolas J.A. BUCHOUD, Président du Cercle Grand Paris (modérateur)
Financing and Implementing the SDGs
WUF X Panel – SDGs in Action Room - 12.2.20
Speakers: Aziza AKHMOUCH, Head, Division on Cities, Urban Policies, and Sustainable Development, OECD, Alice CHARLES, Lead, Cities, Infrastructure & Urban Services, World Economic Forum, Eugenie L. BIRCH, Nussdorf Professor and co-Director, Penn Institute for Urban Research, Mauricio RODAS, immediate past Mayor, Quito, Ecuador and Penn IUR/Perry World House/Kleinman Center, Visiting Fellow, Nicolas J.A. BUCHOUD, President, Grand Paris Alliance for Metropolitan Development, Founding Princinpal of renaissance Urbaine, Hazem GALAL, Cities and Local Government Global Leader, PwC Middle East (moderator)
More on territorializing the SDGs:
8-13 FEVRIER
MEXICO
SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTIONS LAB N°2
EXPECTED OUTPUTS
- Implementation Strategies: How can sustainability solutions be scaled across work streams of public and private sector infrastructure development?
- Tools and Approaches: How to adjust existing sustainability solutions to overcome the implementation gap?
- Policy Briefs: What policies are needed to allow for a global uptake of innovative sustainability solutions?
18-21 FEVRIER
BERLIN (DIGITAL)
GLOBAL SOLUTIONS SUMMIT
Global Table – Infrastructure Investment and Financing – Part 3
Reassessing Sustainable Infrastructure in light of Covid-19
MAI
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