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2015 Faris Hasan - Director General, Opec Fund for International Development (OFID) Anne Houtman - Principle Adviser to DG Energy, European Commission Ahmed Hamdy - Director General, African Union Scientific, Technical, and Research Jean george malcor – CEO CGG Ernesto marcias - President Alliance for Rural Electrification (ARE) Ewa Wojkowska - Co-Founder and COO KOPERNIK Summary and conclusion: Ernesto Ciorra - Head of Innovation and Sustainability Direction ENEL 14.50 Afternoon Introductory Speech: Cardinal Peter Turkson - President of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace Jeffrey Sachs - Director Earth Institute, Columbia University Nicholas Negroponte - Co-founder MediaLab, MIT 15.40 SESSION 3 / CONNECTIVITy (COmmUNICATION AND LEARNINg) Chair: mo Ibrahim - President Mo Ibrahim Foundation Co-Chair: Nicholas Negroponte - Co-founder MediaLab, MIT Introductory Speech: mo Ibrahim - President Mo Ibrahim Foundation Contributions by: Vittorio Colao - CEO Vodafone (video message) mamadou Kaba Traoré - President of AUST (African University of Science & Technology, Abuja, Nigeria), Professor in Computer Science Bruce Krogh - Director of Carnegie Mellon University Rwanda Ludger Kühnhardt - Director, Center for European Integration Studies (ZEI), Bonn marcella Elvira Logli – Director, Corporate Social Responsibility, Telecom italia Angelo Petrosillo – CEO Blackshape, CCO Sitael Shamas-ur-Rehman Toor - Islamic Development Bank Stefano Stangoni - Head of Global Banking & Transaction, Intesa Sanpaolo Summary and conclusion: Didier Lombard - Former CEO France Telecom 16.45 Round Table of Industry and Finance Leaders Chair: Jason Pontin - President and Publisher of MIT Technology Review Partecipants: mo Ibrahim - President Mo Ibrahim Foundation Jean george malcor – CEO CGG giovanna melandri - President Human Foundation, Social Impact Investment Taskforce G8 Shamas-ur-Rehman Toor - Islamic Development Bank Stefano Stangoni - Head of Global Banking & Transaction, Intesa Sanpaolo 17.45 Final Remarks: Ertharin Cousin - Executive Director of the United Nations World Food Programme Conclusion and Press Conference Romano Prodi 42
2015 Poverty Alleviation A Role for Technology and Infrastructure? Welcome Speech Romano Prodi Rome,10 May 2015 Abstract The goal of the Conference is twofold: to assess the results of high-tech and simple technologies in the reduction of poverty and to explore the possibility of devising common strategies to fully exploit their opportunities. We are often told that poverty has been reduced. Doubtless, significant progress has been made in reducing extreme poverty. In absolute terms, the number of people living in extreme poverty fell from 1.9 billion in 1990 to less than one billion today. A variety of causes have contributed to poverty reduction in the last two decades: first, policies of governments and international organizations directly aimed to reduce the number of the poor; second, the return of peace and security in some regions previously ravaged by war and conflict. Despite undeniable improvements, we must not forget that one in five persons in developing regions still lives on less than 1.25 dollars per day and the perception of poverty has, actually, increased even in developed countries. Moreover, poverty reduction has been extremely uneven. Some areas, such as Eastern Asia and South-Eastern Asia, have succeeded in halving extreme poverty, while other regions like sub-Saharan Africa and Southern Asia, have failed so far. The idea of this Conference originates in the belief that technology can make a real difference in the worldwide battle against poverty. In particular, we believe that improvements in poverty alleviation will not only be the outcome of political and economic policies, but also the result of technologies, especially those diffuse and decentralized 43
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