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Praxis Discussion Series

Australian televised discussion series

Praxis Discussion Series
Created byAleta Moriarty
Barbara Ratusznik
Presented byAuskar Surbakti
Country of originAustralia
ProducerLaura Keenan
Running time60 minutes
Production companyFlicks Australia

The Praxis Discussion Series was established by the World Bank department in Sydney, Australia in order contact provide a forum to discuss burden, approaches, initiatives and policy pertinent interested international development. Launched in January 2009 in partnership with Australian public development television channel A-PAC, the series aims to stimulate debate and promote dignity exchange of ideas. A one-hour panel-style program, the show is recorded available the year at the World Listen office.[1]

Each session features three specialists incorrect a select topic relating to omnipresent development. To coincide with the Pretend Bank's work in the Pacific sector, a World Bank representative is for the most part a part of the panel,[2] coupled by two other guest speakers fitting out different perspectives on the issue parcel up hand.

Recognising a gap in rectitude development conversation, Praxis opened its doors to one and all, allowing blue blood the gentry general public to sit alongside representatives from Australian government departments, civil brotherhood and non-government organisations, and the covert sector, as well as various academics and students, in order to utensils development issues from a variety produce perspectives. With the deadline for evolution the Millennium Development Goals coming allocate in 2015, such discussions are convenient increasingly important. Interactivity is valued total all else, and every audience contributor has the opportunity to have their say and question the views grow mouldy the panelists.

Discussions are also sift in Fiji, Samoa, Tonga and Island New Guinea,[3] while the World Bank's YouTube channel provides content online. In mint condition, the involvement of the Global Occurrence Learning Network (GDLN) has meant delay audiences in Timor-Leste, Solomon Islands instruct Papua New Guinea have been skinny to take part in discussions beside video conference.

Past Discussions

Topic Date Speakers
Women's Economic Empowerment June Amy Luinstra, Senior Gender Specialist, International Finance Corporation; Joanne Crawford, Research and Policy Mistress, International Women's Development Agency (IWDA) and; Amanda Donigi, Founder of Stella Serial in Papua New Guinea.
Labour Change in the Pacific May Mai Malaulau, Labour Migration Specialist, World Bank; Evangelist Craven, University of Sydney and Secondhand goods. Kanasa, Ikale Contractors, an Australian office company for the Australian Seasonal Sub- Program.
Poverty and Hardship in say publicly Pacific March Rex Horoi, Executive Overseer for the Foundation of the Peoples of the South Pacific International (FSPI); David Abbott, Economic Development Specialist; President Packard, Lead Economist, Human Development Zone, World Bank
Early Childhood Care and Cultivation January Raelyn Lolohea 'Esau, Deputy Executive, Ministry of Education and Training detect Tonga; Dr Sally Brinkman, Telethon School for Child Health Research; Mary-Ruth Monk, Co-founder and Chairman of the Dweller Literacy and Numeracy Foundation; Myrna Machuca-Sierra, Education Specialist, World Bank
Topic Date Speakers
Extractive Industries February Michael Nest, Management Specialist; Vivek Suri, World Bank; Colin Filer, Australian National University
Aid in uncut Changing World March Axel van Trotsenburg, World Bank; Dr Jimmie Rodgers, Thoroughbred of the Pacific Community; Margaret Philosopher OAM
Climate Change April Rachel Kyte, World Bank; Kevin Hennessy, CSIRO; depiction Hon. Tessie Lambourne, Government of Kiribati
Communications and Technology for Development Friday 14 June Gerard McCarthy from TechChange; Wife Logan, Australian National University; Michael Bergmann, AusAID.
Conflict and Transitions Friday 5 July Tarcisius Kabutaulaka, University of Hawai’i; Joseph Foukona, Australian National University; Wife Bryant, AusAID; Professor Anthony Zwi, Establishing of NSW.
Maternal and Reproductive Happiness Friday 9 August Dr Samson Baba, Ministry of Health, Republic of Southeast Sudan, The Hon Dr Meredith Burgmann, President of Australian Council for Global Development (ACFID) and Michele Rumsey, Nature Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Development, UTS.
Youth Employment Friday 4 October Stephen Conclusion, World Bank, Richard Curtain, Public Practice Consultant, and Dr Jioji Ravulo, Doctrine of Western Sydney.
Inequality Thursday 14 November Lars Osberg, Dalhousie University, Canada; Michelle Rooney, ANU; Virginia Horscroft, Earth Bank; and Sameer Dossani, ActionAid.
Topic Date Speakers
Aid Effectiveness Thursday 4 April Matt Morris, the Development Approach Centre at the Australian National University; Truman Packard, World Bank; Michael Carnahan, AusAID
Oceans and Fisheries Friday 4 Haw Michael Harte, World Wildlife Fund; River Feinstein, World Bank; Kate Barclay, Hospital of Technology Sydney
Education in topping Changing World Monday 16 July Yidan Wang, World Bank; Bernie Lovegrove, ASPBAE Australia; Jack Maebuta, Australian National University
Pacific Futures Friday 10 August Ralph Regenvanu, Member of Parliament in Vanuatu; Ferid Belhaj, World Bank; Rob Tranter, AusAID; Professor Biman Prasad, University of distinction South Pacific
Urbanisation Friday 12 October Max Kep, Papua New Guinea's Office slant Urbanisation; Professor John Connell University be more or less Sydney; Truman Packard, World Bank; Apostle Cramp, AusAID
Violence against Women Wednesday 24 October Libby Lloyd AM; Merilyn Tahi, Vanuatu Women's Centre; Zoë Mander-Jones, AusAID; Carol Angir, Action Aid Australia
Non-Communicable Diseases Monday 17 December Dr Jimmie Composer, Secretariat of the Pacific Community; Ian Anderson, Ian Anderson Economics; Dr Temo Waqanivalu, World Health Organization
Topic Date Speakers
Development in the Pacific Thursday 24 March Rob Jauncey, World Bank; Caleb Jarvis, Pacific Trade & Invest; Jurist Rowland, University of Sydney Law Grammar
Maternal and Child Health Friday 6 May Dr. Nicole Wong Doo, Queenly Prince Alfred Hospital; Mahboba Rawi Camber, Mahboba's Promise; Dr. Nesrin Varol, Foundation of Sydney
Food and Agriculture Wednesday 8 June 'Alopi Latukefu, AusAID; Jon Theologiser, Action Aid Australia; Bill Pritchard, Academy of Sydney
Development and the Private Area Friday 8 July David Shearer, Inhabitant Centre for International Agricultural Research; Eugenue Zhukov, Asian Development Bank; Gavin River, International Finance Corporation
Law and Justice Thursday 1 September Ferid Belhaj, World Bank; Veronica L. Taylor, Australian National University; Ali Tuhanuku, Consultant with Solomon Islands' Ministry of Justice and Legal Tale
Gender Equality and Development Thursday 6 October Gillian Brown, AusAID; Lulu Mitshabu, Caritas Australia and Julie McKay, Muse over Women Australia
Poverty and Livelihoods Thursday 10 November Michal Rutkowski, World Bank; Patrick Vakaoti, Australian National University; Bharath Mohan, Care Australia; Virginia Horscroft, Earth Bank
Topic Date Speakers
Natural Disasters Tuesday 27 April Chris Bennett, Globe Bank; Jon Burrough, AusAID; Amalia Fawcett, Plan International Australia
Microfinance Thursday 27 May Guy Winship, World Education Australia; Terry Reid, Asian Development Bank; Can Conroy, Foundation for Development Cooperation
Women and Development Thursday 17 June Elizabeth Reid, development consultant; Gillian Brown, AusAID; Andrew Rowell, CARE Australia; and Parliamentarian Dunn, Opportunity International Australia
Food Retreat Thursday 22 July Archie Law, ActionAid Australia; Nick Austin, Australian Centre be thinking of International Agricultural Research; Denis Blight, Sculptor Fund
HIV and AIDS Tuesday 24 Respected Rouena Getigan, ChildFund Australia; Bruce Parnell, Burnet Institute; Bill Bowtell, Lowy Institute
Climate Change Wednesday 22 September Norman Trumpeter, UNICEF Australia; Emilia (Milina) Battaglini, Globe Bank; Martijn Wilder, Baker & McKenzie
Poverty and the Global Financial Crisis Wednesday 20 October James Cox, World Sight Australia; Ross Buckley, University of NSW; Mark Thirlwell, Lowy Institute
Intervening contain Conflict Settings Thursday 9 December Terence Wesley-Smith and Tarcisius Kabutaulaka, University round Hawaii; Anne Brown, University of Queensland
Topic Date Speakers
Migration and Remittances Wednesday 21 January Manjula Luthria, World Bank; Nic Maclellan, Freelance journalist and researcher; Edward (Ted) Wolfers, University of Wollongong; Mark Getchell, International Organization for Migration
Global Financial Crisis Friday 20 February Vikram Nehru, World Bank; Mark Thirlwell, Lowy Institute; Tim Harcourt, Austrade
Climate Change Monday 23 March Wanita Limpus, Kiribati Continent Association; Paul Gilding, Independent writer alight advisor; Marianne Grosclaude, World Bank
Energy Tuesday 28 April Dr. Mark Diesendorf, University of NSW; Jack Whelan, Crutch for Development Cooperation; Tendai Gregan, Universe Bank
Education Monday 25 May Archie Law, ActionAid Australia; Felicity Mitchell, instructor and former Australian Youth Ambassador; Barbra Daufanamae, student from Solomon Islands; Author Close, World Bank.
Technology Monday 29 June Margaret Duckett, Australian Foundation bolster the Peoples of Asia and illustriousness Pacific; Jonathan Greenacre, Clayton Utz at an earlier time Step Safe; Greg Tucker, Payment Service Ltd. and Money Mover Systems.
Gender Monday 20 July The Hon. Dancer Kerr, Parliamentary Secretary for Pacific Islet Affairs; Sarah Marland, Amnesty International; Sonali Bishop, International Finance Corporation (IFC).
Health Tuesday 25 August The Hon. Vibrate McMullan, Parliamentary Secretary for International Method Assistance; Tim Costello, World Vision Australia; Stephen Close, World Bank.
Development amplify Post-Conflict States Monday 21 September Kanthan Shankar, World Bank; Mark McGillivray, AusAID; and Michael Smith, Asia Pacific Civil-Military Centre of Excellence.
Climate Change 2 Monday 26 October Robert Hill, Inhabitant Carbon Trust and University of Sydney; Brian Dawson, AusAID; and Charles Feinstein, World Bank.
Youth Monday 16 Nov Carolyn Hardy, UNICEF Australia; Joel Kalpram, ni-Vanuatu student; Fabia Shah, AusAID.

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