Preliminary Agenda: World Bank Institute (WBI) Learning Forum

Agenda

Adapting to Change: Nairobi, Kenya, 21-25 September, 1998 Agenda

Sunday 20 September

Monday 21 September

Tuesday 22 September

Wednesday 23 September

Thursday 24 September

Friday 25 September

0830-1000

Welcome and Introduction of participants
(0830-0930)

Learning objectives/ Design of the Forum
(0930-1000)
III. The Experiences—

Theme 1: Integration
(0830-0900)

Country case study 1: The Gambia
(0900-1000)
IV. The Challenges

HIV/AIDS: Intensifying efforts for HIV/AIDS programs within Health Sector Reform Settings

III. The Experiences—

Theme 3: Costing and Resource Mobilization
(0830-0900)

Country case study 4: Malawi
(0900-1000)

IV. The Challenges Organizational and Institutional Challenges: Effective Delivery and Coordination of Service Provision—Country Presentations and Discussion

1000-1030

Coffee break

Coffee break

Coffee break

Coffee break

Coffee break

1030-1200

I. The Landscape—Adapting to Change: New Challenges and Opportunities for RH Programs
(1030-1130)
III. The Experiences—

Theme 2: Decentralization
(1030-1100)

Country case study 2: Ghana
(1100-1200)

HIV/AIDS continued

Country case study 5: Uganda
(1030-1130)

Case study wrap-up: Malawi and Uganda
(1130-1200)

Organizational and Institutional Challenges: Country Presentations and Discussion (continued)
(1030-1300)

1200-1300

II. The Modalities of Reform: Diversity of Approaches
(1130-1300)

Country team
work ⁰

Country team
work ⁰

Country team
work ⁰

1300-1430

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

1430-1530

The Structure of Reform in the Republic of Karibuni—Group Exercise #1

Discussion group ^*

Free afternoon

Discussion group ^*

Evaluation of the Forum (in small groups)

1530-1600

Country case study 3: Zambia

III. The Experiences—

Theme 4: Public-Private Mix

Organizational and Institutional Challenges: (continued)

1600-1630

Dinner keynote address:
(1800 onward)

Tea break

Tea break

Tea break

Tea break

1630-1800

Dr. Olive Shisana, Executive Director, Family and Health Services, World Health Organization
Registration (1600-1800)

Welcome cocktails and dinner
(1800 onwards)

Welcome addresses:

Hon. Jackson Kalweo, M.P., Kenyan Minister of Health

Hon. S. Nyachae, M.P., Kenyan Minister of Finance;

Dr. Vinod Thomas, Director, Economic Devt. Institute

Prof. David Bloom, Deputy Director, Harvard Institute for International Devt.

The Structure of Reform in the Republic of Karibuni—Group Exercise #1
(continued)

Country case study 3: Zambia continued(1630-1730)

Case study
wrap-up: The Gambia, Ghana and Zambia
(1730-1800)

Country case study 6: Mali

Organizational and Institutional Challenges
(continued)

^* Discussion group: Meet 1430-1530 Tuesday and Thursday
⁰Country team work: Meet 1200-1300 Tuesday-Thursday

	Sunday 20 September	Monday 21 September	Tuesday 22 September	Wednesday 23 September	Thursday 24 September	Friday 25 September
0830-1000		Welcome and Introduction of participants (0830-0930) Learning objectives/ Design of the Forum (0930-1000)	III. The Experiences— Theme 1: Integration (0830-0900) Country case study 1: The Gambia (0900-1000)	IV. The Challenges HIV/AIDS: Intensifying efforts for HIV/AIDS programs within Health Sector Reform Settings	III. The Experiences— Theme 3: Costing and Resource Mobilization (0830-0900) Country case study 4: Malawi (0900-1000)	IV. The Challenges Organizational and Institutional Challenges: Effective Delivery and Coordination of Service Provision—Country Presentations and Discussion
1000-1030		Coffee break	Coffee break	Coffee break	Coffee break	Coffee break
1030-1200		I. The Landscape—Adapting to Change: New Challenges and Opportunities for RH Programs (1030-1130)	III. The Experiences— Theme 2: Decentralization (1030-1100) Country case study 2: Ghana (1100-1200)	HIV/AIDS continued	Country case study 5: Uganda (1030-1130) Case study wrap-up: Malawi and Uganda (1130-1200)	Organizational and Institutional Challenges: Country Presentations and Discussion (continued) (1030-1300)
1200-1300		II. The Modalities of Reform: Diversity of Approaches (1130-1300)	Country team work ⁰	Country team work ⁰	Country team work ⁰
1300-1430		Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch
1430-1530		The Structure of Reform in the Republic of Karibuni—Group Exercise #1	Discussion group ^*	Free afternoon	Discussion group ^*	Evaluation of the Forum (in small groups)
1530-1600			Country case study 3: Zambia		III. The Experiences— Theme 4: Public-Private Mix	Organizational and Institutional Challenges: (continued)
1600-1630	Dinner keynote address: (1800 onward)	Tea break	Tea break		Tea break	Tea break
1630-1800	Dr. Olive Shisana, Executive Director, Family and Health Services, World Health Organization Registration (1600-1800) Welcome cocktails and dinner (1800 onwards) Welcome addresses: Hon. Jackson Kalweo, M.P., Kenyan Minister of Health Hon. S. Nyachae, M.P., Kenyan Minister of Finance; Dr. Vinod Thomas, Director, Economic Devt. Institute Prof. David Bloom, Deputy Director, Harvard Institute for International Devt.	The Structure of Reform in the Republic of Karibuni—Group Exercise #1 (continued)	Country case study 3: Zambia continued(1630-1730) Case study wrap-up: The Gambia, Ghana and Zambia (1730-1800)		Country case study 6: Mali	Organizational and Institutional Challenges (continued)