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Enhancing the Democratic Accountability and Parliamentary Oversight of the International Financial Institutions

 

Global Strategy Meeting

Washington, DC

April 10-11, 2007

 

Democratic Governance and Parliamentary Oversight (DGPO) Project,

New Rules for Global Finance Coalition, Secretariat

 

This meeting is by invitation only.

Please contact jbaker@new-rules.org for more details.

 

Preliminary Agenda

 

Monday, April 9, 2007

 

Arrival in Washington, DC for out-of-town participants:

 

 

Tuesday, April 10, 2007

 

9:00 AM- 5:30 PM: Global Strategy Meeting,

Democratic Governance and Parliamentary Oversight (DGPO) Project

 

Venue: Action Aid International USA

1420 K Street, NW, Suite 900
Washington DC 20005

 

Day 1 (April 10, 9:00-5:30 pm) will focus on the overall framework for the project, get reports from each of the four country partners (Brazil, Ghana, India, and Indonesia), discuss lessons for building the global network on parliamentary oversight drawing on perspectives from other potential partners/countries (Malawi, Mexico, etc.). The emphasis is on identifying national, regional, and global strategies to strengthen parliamentary oversight of the international financial institutions.

  1. Welcome: Setting the Action Agenda

  2. Overview of the Democratic Governance and Parliamentary Oversight Project

  3. Presentation of Strengthening Parliamentary Oversight of the International Financial Institutions:

a). BrazilMarcus de Faro*, Rede Brasil

b). Ghana Steve Manteaw, ISODEC

c). India Smitu Kothari, Intercultural Resources

d). IndonesiaDon Marut, International NGO Forum on Indonesian Development (INFID)

 

  1. Group Comments on Each Draft Plan of Action

  1. Identify Comparative Lessons and Strategies for Strengthening Parliamentary Oversight at the National, Regional and Global Levels 

  1. Strengthening Parliamentary Oversight of the International Financial Institutions: Identifying Strategic Issues for Different Policy Arenas

 

Wednesday, April 11, 2007

 

Day 2 (April 11, 9:00-5:30 pm) will focus on the various pieces for moving forward with Phase 2 of the DGPO project by discussing and further scoping out of the funding proposal in terms of key partners for each region, cross-regional and North-South activities, strengthening the partnership with the IPP initiative, and plans for moving the Secretariat to a partner in the South.  

 

  1. Review the Global Research and Advocacy Agenda of the DGPO Project: Phase 2 Proposal

  1. Build on Parallel and Supporting Initiatives for Public Accountability:

  1. Develop Plans for Civil Society Networking & Outreach about the DGPO Project

  1. Develop Joint Work Plan for Phase 2 Proposal and Fundraising

 

5: 30 PM: Planning Meeting Adjourns

 

The New Rules for Global Finance Coalition, which serves as the Secretariat for the Democratic Governance and Parliamentary Oversight (DGPO) Project, oversees the project’s agenda and administration on behalf of a collaborative network of leading civil society organizations from the Global South and North. Member organizations of the project’s Executive Committee include: ActionAid International USA; the Bank Information Center (USA); the Bretton Woods Project (UK); Intercultural Resources (India); New Rules for Global Finance (USA); and Rede Brasil (Brazil).  

 

For more information about this project, please contact:

Democratic Governance and Parliamentary Oversight (DGPO) Project

New Rules for Global Finance Coalition

2200 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 650

Arlington, VA 22201 USA

Phone: 301-277-9390

Fax: 703-841-0050

E-mail: jvriker@aol.com

 

 

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