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12.00 – 13:00 SESSION 2Paper 2: The Role of the Youth in Ethnic and Chieftaincy Conflicts by Ms. JanetMohammed, Ibis West Africa, Director, Human Rights and Democracy ProgrammeDiscussant: Daasebre (Prof.) Oti Boateng, New Juabenhene & President of the EasternRegional House of Chiefs13:00 – 14:30 Lunch Break14:30 – 16:00 WORKING GROUPSDay One - Identifying Challenges: Numerous adverse contemporary influences challengetraditional authorities and their institutional set up. On Day One members of the NationalHouse of Chiefs identify and analyse sources of chieftaincy conflicts in a facilitated exchange.Four workshops focus on core issues and offer the opportunity to systematically identifyfactors which weaken traditional institutions and aggravate conflict. The sincere identificationof key issues will inform the deliberations of Day Two dedicated to problem-solvinginterventions and mechanisms.WG 1: Changing Characteristics of Chieftaincy SuccessionWG 2: Land Management and Community TensionsWG 3: Challenges which Traditional Councils and Houses of Chiefs Face in TheirWorkWG 4: Youth and Conflicts16:00 – 17:00 PLENARY SESSION: REPORTS OF THE WORKING GROUPS17:00 – 19:00 ReceptionDAY 2: WEDNESDAY 16 JUNE 2010TECHNICAL SESSION CONTINUES: RESOLUTIONS OF CHIEFTAINCY ANDLAND DISPUTES09:00 – 10:00 RECAP of DAY 1 by Moderator, Prof. Irene Odotei10:00 – 11:00 SESSION 3Paper 3: Factors for Peaceful and Orderly Succession of Chieftaincy: A Requirement forStable and Strong Chieftaincy in Ghana by Naa Prof. John S. NabilaDiscussant: Dr. H. S. Daannaa, Director of Research, Ministry of Culture andChieftaincy11:00 – 11:30 Cocoa Break2
11:30 – 12:30 SESSION 4Paper 4: The Role of the Houses of Chiefs in the Resolution of Chieftaincy and LandConflicts by Hon. Justice S. A. BrobbeyDiscussant: Nana Susubribi Krobea Asante, Asokorehene (Prof. S.K.B Asante)12:30 - 14:00 Lunch Break14:00 – 15:30 WORKING GROUPSDay Two – Solutions and Strategies focuses on identification of feasible solutions to theproblems identified on Day One. Traditional authorities are invited to mobilise theirinstitutions' time tested modes of consensus building and representation of their variouscommunities' interest to craft viable solutions. Policy recommendations should be addressedto the national, regional and local levels of both traditional and state institutions, thus assuringthat policy recommendations can be put into practice.WG 5: Laid Down Traditional Procedures for Chieftaincy Succession IncludingQueenmothersWG 6: Good Chiefly Land Management according to Art. 36 (8) of the Constitution ofGhanaWG 7: Role of Judicial and Other Committees of Traditional Councils, Regional andNational Houses of Chiefs for Chieftaincy Disputes ResolutionsWG 8: Meeting the Aspirations of the Youth Back15:30 – 16:30 PLENARY SESSION: REPORTS OF THE WORKING GROUPS16:30 – 16:45 RECAP of DAY 2 by Moderator, Prof. Irene Odotei16:45 – 17:00 CLOSING CEREMONYComments by Naa Prof. John S. Nabila, President of National House of ChiefsComments by Prof. Winrich Kühne, Bologna Center, John Hopkins University, formerZIF DirectorComments by Dr. Kwesi Aning, KAIPTCCONFERENCE COMMUNIQUE BY MEMBERS OF THE NHC STANDING COMMITTEE(e.g. for Press or Chieftaincy Bulletin)3
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