5th GAIN Business Alliance Forum - Agenda
9 November 2011

GAIN Business Alliance Global Forum: Amsterdam 2009
| 8.00-8.45 | Registration Hotel Le Meridien, Vienna | |
| 8.45-8.55 |
Introduction and Welcome Conference Moderator, Mishal Husain, British Television News Presenter, UK |
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| 8.55-9.10 |
Opening Remarks: Driving Business and Impact Marc Van Ameringen, Executive Director, GAIN, Switzerland |
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| 9.10-9.30 | Nutrition on the Rise Rhonda R. Smith, Associate Vice-President for International Programs, Population Reference Bureau, USA |
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| 9.30-10.15 |
Plenary: Trends and Projections in Health and Economics Financial instability, continuing environmental degradation,rising food prices, slow progress on improving global health, and more people pushed into poverty: The 7 billion people of the world are facing major challenges. Governments, international organizations and other public actors have stepped up along with new players – notably businesses – to find sustainable solutions. Yet, will this be enough to reach the Millennium Development Goals? How can we turn some of those challenges into opportunities? Panel
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| 10.15-10.25 |
Presentation of Interactive Sessions Concept Adrien Angliviel, Facilitator, The Value Web, France |
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| 10.25-10.50 |
Coffee Break Knowledge KAFFEEHAUS
Graphic capture, The Value Web, Lucia Fabiani |
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| 10.50-12.10 |
Interactive Sessions
Breakout A: Navigating the Policy Environment Regulation has a direct impact on the success of products on the market and thus, contributes to defining businesses’ strategy and innovation agenda. What issues do companies face when entering new markets in the developing world? How can development agencies help businesses navigate regulation in new target markets?
Facilitator: Andrea Guida, The Value Web, Italy Breakout B: Staying Ahead of the Curve in Emerging Markets What are the initiatives at the BOP that raise consumers’
Facilitator: Tanja Giscard d'Estaing, The Value Web, UK |
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| 12.10-13.30 | Networking Lunch | |
| 13.30-13.45 |
Plenary Presentation Rating food and beverage companies' performance in providing nutritious products to consumers – updates on a tool to strengthen commitments to fighting malnutrition. Chris Walker, Manager Innovative Finance, GAIN, Switzerland |
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| 13.45-14.45 |
Plenary: IT Revolution: Are you a Follower or a Driver? With new technologies proliferating, the world has gone from connected to hyper-connected. How can technologies be used to deliver better nutrition? What lessons are there for companies along the food value chain? Presentation
Panel
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| 14.45-15.10 |
Coffee Break
Knowledge KAFFEEHAUS
Graphic capture, The Value Web, Lucia Fabiani |
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| 15.10-16.25 |
Interactive Session Breakout C: Innovation as a Game Changer Innovation is successful if it is SMART: Simple, meaningful, actionable, relational and transformational - otherwise, it is not a game changer. From farm to fork, how can we make nutrition SMART for the BoP?
Facilitator: Tanja Giscard d'Estaing, The Value Web, UK Breakout D: Cracking the Code of BOP Interventions PPPs, hybrid models, social business: what are the latest trends, what works and what does not from private and public sector perspectives? Join this session and work with experts and practitioners to identify ways to develop business at the Base of the Pyramid (BOP).
Facilitator: Andrea Guida, The Value Web, Italy |
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| 16.25-16.45 |
Break
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| 16.45-17.00 |
Report back from the Interactive Sessions and Feedback from the Delegates |
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| 17.00-17.30 |
Feedback from the floor Plenary Presentation: Future Fortified A GAIN Campaign to mobilize support for better nutrition Adrianna Logalbo, Manager, Constituency Mobilization, GAIN, USA |
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| 17.30-17.45 |
Closing |
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| 18.00-20.00 |
Reception : Driving Business and Impact |


