HLM4 CLKS Event Booklet 20180730

Program Booklet

“We will encourage knowledgesharing 

and the promotion of 

cooperation and partnerships 

between stakeholders, including 

between Governments, firms, 

academia and civil society, in 

sectors contributing to the 

achievement of the Sustainable 

Development Goals” 

Addis Ababa Action Agenda on Financing for Development 2015

The Fourth High-Level Meeting on Country-Led Knowledge Sharing | 1 

ABOUT THE EVENT 

Over the past years, Knowledge Sharing (KS) has moved to the center of 

global development as a third pillar complementing financial and technical 

assistance. In this line, the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development calls for 

“enhance[ing] knowledge sharing on mutually agreed terms” (para 17.6) while 

the Addis Ababa Action Agenda on Financing for Development “encourage[s] 

knowledge sharing […] in sectors contributing to the achievement of the SDGs” 

(para 117). This recognition of knowledge and learning builds up on previous 

global agreements, particularly those promoted by the Global Partnership on 

Effective Development Cooperation (GPEDC) and the G20 Development 

Working Group. Finally, in April 2016, dozens of governments and multilateral 

institutions launched the Global Partnership on Knowledge Sharing (GPKS) as 

a key vehicle to scale up the use of Knowledge Sharing for sustainable 

development. 

Knowledge Sharing directly benefits from country-led policies and programs 

implemented by developing countries in their quest for sustainable 

development. It reflects of the increased capacity of line ministries and subnational 

institutions (such as cities) in fighting poverty and boosting shared 

prosperity. These players are indeed key to the achievement of the 2030 

Agenda and its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which require 

specialized expertise in complex policy areas and capacity to learn across 

specific sectors and themes. 

Therefore, Institutional and operational capacities for Knowledge Sharing are 

more critical than ever to achieve the SDGs. Country institutions are vital as 

key contributors of tested successful solutions and proven good practices in all 

areas of the SDGs. These solutions and innovations are often local, and need 

to be identified, captured and shared for national and international scale-up, 

i.e. in the context of South-South and Triangular Cooperation. 

Taking into consideration the path of global progress to improve the tool and 

model for international development cooperation to support the global 

development agenda, Indonesia, in collaboration with the World Bank, the

2 | The Fourth High-Level Meeting on Country-Led Knowledge Sharing 

Islamic Development Bank, USAID, Federal Republic of Germany/GIZ and JICA 

will co-organize the Fourth High-level Meeting on Country-led Knowledge 

Sharing in Bali, Indonesia (HLM4). As a key activity under the Global 

Partnership for Knowledge Sharing (GPKS), the meeting will discuss and 

highlight opportunities to harness ‘Local Innovation as a Driver for Global 

Development’. 

HLM4 will provide a space for policy makers, development practitioners and 

international partners to learn about local solutions and innovations in 

selected key development sectors, such as health, education, local economic 

development, open government, and effective monitoring & evaluation. 

The two-day event will be divided into two parts, a high-level discussion day 

and knowledge fair, and a second day for field trips to visit innovative local 

solutions in Bali and surrounding islands. A third optional day will provide a 

space for learning on the how-to of knowledge sharing with a range of 

interactive workshops. 

The objectives of HLM4 are as follows: 

Exchange experiences and facilitate learning on challenges, opportunities 

and innovative approaches of institutionalized and systematic knowledge 

capturing and sharing for national and international scale-up; 

Based on emerging evidence, showcase ongoing efforts and impact to 

strengthen country-led knowledge sharing by governments and the 

support schemes provided particularly by multilateral institutions, 

highlighting local experiences and innovations from Indonesia and 

countries from around the world; and 

Deepen the momentum for MICs and LICs as valuable sources of 

development solutions, meeting the demand for development solutions 

from cross the world in the form of South-South cooperation, towards 

achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals.


PROGRAM AT A GLANCE 

The 4 th High-Level Meeting on Country-Led Knowledge Sharing 

15 October 2018 | Inaya Putri Bali Hotel & Resort 

Time Session Venue 

08.30 – 09.00 Registration Foyer 

Area 

09.00 – 10.00 OPENING SESSION 

Welcoming remarks: 

Mengiat 

Ballroom 

Mr. Ir. Kennedy Simanjuntak, MA, Deputy Minister for 

Development Funding, Ministry of National Development 

Planning/Bappenas - Indonesia; 

Remarks: 

Laura Tuck, Vice President, Sustainable Development, 

World Bank 

Koichi Hasegawa, Vice President, JICA 

Dr. Mansur Muhtar, Vice President, IsDB 

Keynote Speech and Opening: 

Prof. Bambang P.S. Brodjonegoro, Ph.D, Minister of 

National Development Planning/Head of Bappenas 

(Indonesia) 

10.00 – 11.15 HIGH-LEVEL PANEL SESSION 1 

Institutionalizing Knowledge Sharing: Pathways to foster 

local innovation 

Mengiat 

Ballroom 

 

 

 

 

 

Eko Putro Sandjojo, Minister of Villages, Disadvantage 

Region and Transmigration, Indonesia. 

Norbert Barthle, Parliamentary State Secretary, Ministry of 

Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), Germany. 

Julius M. Muia, Principal Secretary of Planning, Kenya. 

Gen. Anantaporn Kanchanarat, Ministry of Social 

Development and Human Security, Thailand. 

Ede Jorge Ijjasz-Vasquez, Senior Director GSURR, World 

Bank 

Moderator: 

Steffen Janus, World Bank Group



11.15 – 12.30 HIGH-LEVEL PANEL SESSION 2 

Strategies for identifying and capturing local innovations 

Panelist: 

Muhadjir Effendy, Minister of Education and Culture 

Indonesia; 

Willem Rampangilei, Chief of BNPB Indonesia; 

Niale Kaba, Minister of Planning, Cote d’Ivoire; 

Mark Andrew Green, Administrator of the United States 

Agency for International Development (USAID); 

Kim Dong-yeon , Minister of Strategy & Finance, South 

Korea; 

Li Kouqing, Asia Finance Development Institute, China. 

Moderator: 

(tbc) 

Mengiat 

Ballroom 

12.30 – 14.00 Lunch Break 

13.30 – 15.00 SESSION 3: KNOWLEDGE MARKET PLACE 

Open market place session: Showcase and peer learning on 

local innovations from around the world 

Foyer 

Area 

Local innovations and knowledge sharing solutions will be 

presented in open-air market place booths. More than 15 

institutions from all around the world have applied to showcase 

their programs and innovations in our knowledge market place, 

consists of government institutions, CSO, as well as 

international agencies. 

THEMATIC BREAKOUT SESSIONS 

15.00 – 16.30 PARALLEL THEMATIC SESSION 1 

Harnessing Local Innovations on Maternal & Child Health 

(MCH) and Nutrition as Driver for Global Development 

Breakout 

Room 1 

 

 

 

 

Keiko Osaki, JICA Expert on Health 

dr. Kirana Pritasari, MQIH, Director General for Public 

Health, Ministry of Health - Indonesia 

Dr. Ari Waluyo, TeleCTG Founder 

Sam Clark, World Bank Group 

Moderator: 

Tomoyuki Tada, JICA Expert on SSTC




Improving the quality of vocational education and training to 

foster local development innovations 

Breakout 

Room 2 

Panelist: 

1. Specialist, German Government/GIZ (tbd) 

2. Hamid Muhammad, Directorate General of Primary and 

Secondary Education, Ministry of Education and Culture, 

Indonesia 

3. Director General, Ministry of Education Myanmar (tbd) 

4. Director General of Ministry of Education, Kenya (tbd) 

5. Representative of Principles of national best practices 

vocational school. 

Moderator: 

Representative, GIZ (tbd) 


Harnessing local solutions to foster local economic 

development 

Breakout 

Room 3 

Panelist: 

Mr. Anwar Sanusi, General Secretary Ministry of Villages, 

Indonesia 

Representative of Private Sector 

Representative, CSO / local farmer association 

Representative, India Livelihoods project 

Moderator: 

Dan Vadnjal (tbc) 


Sharing Good Practices on Open Government 

Implementation through South-South and Triangular 

Cooperation 

Breakout 

Room 4 

Panelist: 

Head of Mission, USAID Indonesia 

Yanuar Nugroho, Deputy Chief of Staff, Executive Office of 

the President, Republic Indonesia 

Andreas Sihotang, Wahana Visi Indonesia 

Representative of ABC Agency Brazil 

Moderator: M. Syarif, Director for Technical Cooperation, 

Ministry of Foreign Affairs




Breakout 

Effective M&E strategies for Knowledge Sharing 

Room 5 

Panelists: 

Nils Schulz, Multipolar 

Representative from Asian Development Bank (ADB) 

Moderator: 

Phil Karp, World Bank 


Triangular Cooperation support to develop Country 

Institutions’ Knowledge Sharing Capacity 

Breakout 

Room 6 

Panelists: 

Riad Ragueb, Country Strategy and Cooperation 

Department, IDB. 

Jorge Moreira da Silva, Director for Development Cooperation, 

OECD 

Representative from Developing Countries (e.g. Argentina) 

Representative from UNOSSC 

Moderator: 

(tbd) 

16.30 – 17.15 REPORT-BACK SESSION 

Report-back from breakout sessions and Summary of day 1 

key take-aways 

Mengiat 

Ballroom 

Rapporteurs from breakout sessions 

Discussants: 

Representative, World Bank 

Representative, USAID 

17.15 – 17.45 CLOSING SESSION 

HLM4 Communique and closing remarks 

Mr. Slamet Sudarsono, Deputy Minister for Politics, Law, 

Defence, and Security Affairs, Ministry of National 

Development Planning, Indonesia 

Rodrigo Chaves, Country Director for Indonesia, World Bank 

Mengiat 

Ballroom 

19.00 – 20.30 Cultural Program and Dinner Mengiat 

Ballroom


Day 2 | 16 October 2018 

FIELD TRIP 


8:30 – 16:30 Learning from local innovations – Field trips 

Departure and travel to field locations 

1. Documenting and sharing village innovations 

2. Health and nutrition 

3. Use of data for urban planning 

4. Investment quality verification and auditing 

5. Investing in people and infrastructure in urban 

slums 

6. Approaches to mitigate against disaster risk 

Village in 

Bali 

Lunch in respective field locations


OPENING SESSION 

Setting the stage 

Opening session to welcome participants and 

to deliver the objectives and overview of the 

conference, as well as to frame and set the 

stage of the perspectives in advancing 

knowledge sharing effectiveness – from 

policy to practical experiences. 

During the opening session, there will be 

remarks from high-level officer of 

Development Partners such as World Bank 

Group, Japan International Aid Agency 

(JICA), and Islamic Development Bank as the 

key partners of promoting Knowledge 

Sharing. 

Minister of National Development 

Planning/Head of of Bappenas as the host of 

the event will give the keynote speech and 

officially open the HLM4 on CLKS 

Date and Time: 

15 October 2018 | 09.00 – 10.00 

Venue: 

Mengiat Ballroom, 

Inaya Putri Bali Hotel & Resort 

Speakers 

Prof. Bambang P.S. 

Brodjonegoro 

Minister of National 

Development Planning/ Head of 

Bappenas 

Laura Tuck 

Vice President for Sustainable 

Development, World Bank 

Group 

Kenichi Hasigawa 

Senior Vice President, JICA 

Kennedy Simanjuntak 

Deputy Minister for 

Development Funding, Ministry 

of National Development 

Planning/Bappenas - Indonesia


High-Level Panel Discussion 1 

Institutionalizing Knowledge 

Sharing: Pathways to foster 

local innovation 

It’s worth noting that the role of local 

institutions in overcoming development 

challenges are getting more and more 

important than ever before. These solutions 

and innovations need to be identified, 

captured, and shared for national or 

international scale-up to accelerate the 

achievement of the national and 

international development goals. Reflecting 

that spirit, this session aims to discuss 

effective strategies to empower local 

stakeholders to come up with creative 

solutions to overcome development 

challenges and serve as inspirations to peers 

at national and international levels. 

Moreover, this session aims to answer the 

question of integrating this knowledge 

sharing process into a country’s national 

development policy strategy and how do the 

role of international institutions in supporting 

this process. 

Guiding questions: 

1. How do countries integrate knowledge 

sharing concepts and implementation into 

their national development policy strategy? 

2. How do international institutions support 

and encourage countries to institutionalize 

knowledge sharing? 


15 October 2018 | 9.00 – 10.00 

Venue: 



Speakers 

Eko Putro Sandjojo 

Minister of Villages, 

Disadvantage Region and 

Transmigration, Indonesia. 

Norbert Barthle, 

Parliamentary State Secretary, 

Ministry of Economic 

Cooperation and Development 

(BMZ), Germany. 

Julius M. Muia 

Principal Secretary of Planning, 

Kenya. 

Gen. Anantaporn Kanchanarat 

Ministry of Social Development 

and Human Security, Thailand. 

Ede Jorge Ijjasz-Vasquez 

Senior Director GSURR, World 

Bank


High-Level Panel Discussion 2 

Strategies for identifying and 

capturing local innovations 

The truth about local innovations is that they’re 

very often missed by the authority which 

hindered them from creating bigger and more 

impactful changes. Often times, the question is 

not about how can the government solves their 

problems but more about how they know what 

they know as a country? How can a government 

ensure that knowledge in overcoming 

development challenges are effectively flown 

vertically across institutions? 

This session aims to discuss strategies for 

effective identification and capturing of local 

innovations. In answering that, the session will 

feature speakers from different fields of 

expertise to ensure a comprehensive exposure 

towards the issue. High-ranked officials from 

development planning, finance, disaster 

management, as well as international 

development agency are scheduled to speak in 

this session. 


1. What are good practices systematic 

documentation of local innovations? 

2. What are effective quality control and 

validation mechanisms? 

3. How can local knowledge serve as inspiration 

for partners internationally? 


15 October 2018 | 9.00 – 10.00 

Venue: 


Inaya Putri Bali 

Speakers 

Muhadjir Effendy 

Minister of Education and Culture 

Indonesia; 

Willem Rampangilei 

Chief of BNPB Indonesia; 

Niale Kaba 

Minister of Planning, Cote 

d’Ivoire; 

Mark Andrew Green 

Administrator of the United 

States Agency for International 

Development (USAID); 

Kim Dong-yeon 

Minister of Strategy & Finance, 

South Korea 

Li Kouqing 

Asia Finance Development 

Institute, China.


KNOWLEDGE MARKET PLACE 


15 October 2018 | 13.30 – 15.00 

Venue: 

Foyer Area | Main Building 


The market place aims to bring together national and international stakeholders to learn 

from each other’s local innovations and development solutions. The market place format 

allows for one-on-one discussions and knowledge sharing with the goal to foster peer 

learning across provincial and national borders. 

Local innovations and knowledge sharing solutions will be presented in open-air market 

place booths. There are more than 15 institutions that have been scheduled to showcase 

their innovations in this knowledge market place session. 

1. Learning and sharing on Disaster Management 

BNPB, Indonesia 

2. Documenting and sharing village innovations 

Ministry of Villages, Indonesia 

3. Investment quality verification and auditing 

BPKP, Indonesia 

4. Learning from approaches to improve health and nutrition for child and maternal 

mother 

Ministry of Health, Indonesia and JICA 

5. Investing in people and infrastructure in urban slums 

Ministry of Public Works, Indonesia 

6. Facilitating knowledge sharing on urban water and sanitation development 

Ministry of Public Works, Indonesia 

7. Knowledge sharing in the context of the Forest Investment Program Ministry of 

Forestry and Environment, Indonesia 

8. Learning from the City Planning Lab in selected municipalities in Indonesia 

City of Denpasar, Indonesia 

9. Peer Learning and sharing on Kenya Devolution 

Ministry of Devolution, Council of Governors, Kenya 

10. Learning from Medellin on transformational urban planning 

ACI, Medellin


11. Learning on Youth Employment in Cote d’Ivoire 

Ministry of Youth, BCPE, Cote d’Ivoire 

12. Peer learning and Organizational Knowledge Sharing on Accounting best practice 

Shanghai National Accounting Institute, China 

13. Peer learning on PFM good practices, Bangladesh 

Ministry of Finance Bangladesh 

14. Technical Deep Dives to facilitate peer learning on urban development 

Tokyo Development Learning Center, Japan 

15. Certificate Programs on Organizational Knowledge Sharing 

Institute for Knowledge and Innovation Southeast Asia, Bangkok University 

16. The Global Development Learning Network GDLN as a global facilitator for peer 

learning 

Global Development Learning Network GDLN, Korea Development Institute 

17. The South-South Facility Trust Fund 

World Bank 

18. The Islamic Development Bank Reverse Linkages Program 

IsDB 

19. Best Practice of Technical Vocational Education Training in Indonesia 

Ministry of Education, Indonesia & GIZ 

20. South-South Cooperation Indonesia 

National Coordination Team of SSC, Indonesia & USAID 

21. The Global Delivery Initiative (GDI) 

World Bank 

22. Global Partnership on Knowledge Sharing (GPKS) 

World Bank


Parallel Thematic Session 1 

Harnessing Local Innovations on 

Maternal & Child Health (MCH) 

and Nutrition as Driver for Global 

Development 

Aligned with the spirit of 2030 Sustainable 

Development Goals (SDGs) No.3 regarding 

reproductive, maternal, new born and child 

health, this thematic breakout session aims 

to showcase practical strategies and 

examples for harnessing local innovations in 

health sector, especially in the issue of 

reproductive, maternal, new born and child 

health (MCH). In the context of Indonesia, the 

issue of MCH has become the priority area 

and also an important investment asset that 

will lead to the promotion of overall health. 

Moreover, through the session, it is also 

expected for the participants to be exposed 

to the innovations that have been made in 

Indonesia that can serve as inspiration for 

other area or countries. 


How do countries integrate knowledge 

sharing concepts and implementation into 

their national development policy 

strategy? 

How do international institutions support 

and encourage countries to 

institutionalize knowledge sharing? 


15 October 2018 | 15.00 – 16.30 

Venue: 

Breakout Room 1, 


Speakers 

Keiko Osaki 

JICA Expert on Health 

dr. Kirana Pritasari 

Director General for Public 

Health, Ministry of Health – 

Indonesia 

dr. Ari Waluyo 

TeleCTG Founder 

Sam Clark 

World Bank Group 

Moderator 

Tomoyuki Tada 

JICA Expert on SSTC



Improving the Quality of 

Vocational Education and 

Training to Foster Local 

Development Innovations 

In the era of fast-changing economy and 

disruptive technology, the needs for qualified 

vocational education are on the rise. A 

qualified vocational education system is an 

essential force to support the acceleration of 

economic development, including the 

development in rural areas. This session aims 

to introduce some breakthroughs in 

vocational education sector in Indonesia that 

leads to local development innovations 

created by vocational students. 


What are local solutions that can serve as 

inspiration to meet SDG 4 especially in the 

context of vocational education? 

What are the success stories of local 

development innovations that are 

promoted by vocational schools? 

What should be done to further enhance 

capturing and sharing of local education 

innovations to inspire national and 

international peers? 


15 October 2018 | 15.00 – 16.30 

Venue: 

Breakout Room 2 


Speakers 

Specialist, German 

Government/GIZ (tbd) 

Hamid Muhammad, 

Directorate General of Primary 

and Secondary Education, 

Ministry of Education and 

Culture, Indonesia 

Director General, Ministry of 

Education Myanmar (tbd) 

Director General of Ministry of 

Education, Kenya (tbd) 

Representative of Principles of 

national best practices 

vocational school. 

Moderator 

Representative, GIZ (tbd)



Harnessing local solutions to 

foster local economic 

development 

Villages have now become the forefront of 

Government of Indonesia’s approach in 

accelerating local economic development. 

The villages communities are now being 

granted power to plan their own 

development agenda through the dana desa 

or village fund policy. Moreover, innovations 

are being encouraged and promoted through 

the program of Village Innovation Programs 

that allow villages to exchange and showcase 

their development ideas. This session aims to 

discuss and learn further from this exciting 

shift on policy approach in Indonesia and 

hopefully will be of inspiration for other 

countries. 


1. What are effective local solutions that 

promote local economic development? 

2. What should be done to further enhance 

capturing and sharing of local innovations 

to inspire national and international 

peers? 

3. What are strategies to bring private and 

public-sector actors to work on a joint 

agenda towards improved local economic 

development? 


15 October 2018 | 15.00 – 16.30 

Venue: 



Speakers 

Anwar Sanusi 

General Secretary Ministry of 

Villages, Indonesia 

Representative of Private 

Sector 

Representative, CSO / local 

farmer association 

Representative, India 

Livelihoods project 

Moderator 

Dan Vadnjal



Sharing Good Practices on 

Open Government 

Implementation through 

South-South and Triangular 

Cooperation 

Government of Indonesia has been working 

to champion the implementation of open 

government. The efforts made are not only 

belong to the central government but also 

local. One of the key driver of open 

government implementation in Indonesia is 

through the South-South and Triangular 

Cooperation (SSTC). This session aims to 

showcase Indonesia’s achievement and local 

innovations in implementing open 

government as well as to promote 

Indonesia’s capacity in SSTC, particularly on 

open government. 


1. What are examples for successful open 

government implementation? How are 

they documented? 

2. What are effective strategies to utilize 

SSTC to promote open government? 

3. What can development partners do to 

support SSTC? 


15 October 2018 | 15.00 – 15.30 

Venue: 

Breakout Session 4, 


Speakers 

Head of Mission, USAID 

Indonesia 

Yanuar Nugroho 

Deputy Chief of Staff, Executive 

Office of the President, Republic 

Indonesia 

Andreas Sihotang 

Wahana Visi Indonesia 

Representative of ABC Agency 

Brazil 

Moderator 

M. Syarif 

Director for Technical 

Cooperation, Ministry of Foreign 

Affairs



Effective M&E strategies for 

Knowledge Sharing 

While efforts are being made to promote 

vertical as well as horizontal knowledge 

sharing, it’s also important that we take a 

look on how to create and ensure effective 

monitoring and evaluation (M&E) strategies 

to measure the impact of knowledge sharing. 

Effective M&E strategies will create more 

effective knowledge sharing process that will 

lead to acceleration in the development 

process. This session will feature experts 

from the World Bank to share the best 

practice cases in conducting M&E for 

knowledge sharing. 


1. What are country institutions doing to 

effectively measure the impact of 

knowledge sharing? 

2. What are strategies going forward to 

improve M&E on knowledge sharing? 


15 October 2018 | 15.00 – 16.30 

Venue: 



Speakers 

Nils Schulz 

Multipolar 

Representative from Asian 

Development Bank (ADB) 

Moderator 

Phil Karp 

World Bank



Triangular Cooperation 

support to develop Country 

Institutions’ Knowledge 

Sharing Capacity 

This session aims to discuss the financial 

aspect of developing country institutions’ 

Knowledge Sharing capacity. One of the 

models and opportunities exist that country 

institutions can tap into is the Triangular 

Cooperation scheme. In the case of 

Indonesia, the Government of Indonesia and 

Islamic Development Bank have a long 

standing cooperation through the Reverse 

Linkage initiative as a means to exchange 

expertise, knowledge, and technology with 

the Bank serving as a connector and catalyst. 

This session will feature experts from the 

Bank to hare best practices regarding 

Triangular Cooperation suppot in developing 

country institutions’ knowledge sharing 

capacity. 


1. How can Triangular Cooperation models 

effectively contribute to strengthening 

country institutions? 

2. Which TrC models and opportunities exist 

that country institutions can tap into? 


15 October 2018 | 15.00 – 16.30 

Venue: 



Speakers 

Riad Ragueb 

Country Strategy and 

Cooperation Department, IDB 

Jorge Moreira da Silva 

Director for Development Cooperation, 

OECD 

Representative from 

Developing Countries (e.g. 

Argentina) 

Representative from UNOSSC


Closing Session 

Report Back, 

Joint Communique and closing 

remarks 

Following up on the high level panel and 

thematic sessions, HLM4 on CLKS will be 

closed by delivering the sessions report as 

well as delivering the Joint Communique of 

this year event. 

As the host of the event, Deputi Minister 

from Bappenas and World Bank’s Country 

Director for Indonesia will be given the honor 

to convey the closing remarks. 


15 October 2018 | 16.45 – 17.45 

Venue: 



Speakers 

Mr. Slamet Sudarsono 

Deputy Minister for Politics, Law, 

Defence, and Security Affairs, 

Ministry of National 

Development Planning, 

Indonesia 

Rodrigo Chaves 

Country Director for Indonesia, 

World Bank


FIELD VISIT 


16 October 2018 | 9.00 – 17.00 

Venue: 

Village in Bali 

After full day sessions, the event will provide a field visit program to visit 

local innovation centers. Through the field visit program, participants 

could observe the knowledge sharing and management practice in some 

local innovations in Bali. It will be a great opportunity to directly meet and 

interact with the local innovators and learn more about their challenges 

and constraints as well as tips to overcome the conditions. The field visit 

program will also be a good opportunity to build network with the local 

innovation centers for future cooperation.


SPEAKERS 

Prof. Bambang P.S. Brodjonegoro, Ph.D 

Minister of National Development 

Planning/Head of Bappenas (Indonesia) 

Laura Tuck 

Vice President, Sustainable Development, World 

Bank 

Koichi Hasegawa 

Vice President, JICA 

Dr. Mansur Muhtar 

Vice President, IsDB


SPEAKERS 

Eko Putro Sandjojo 

Minister of Villages, Disadvantage Region and 

Transmigration, Indonesia. 

Willem Rampangilei 

Chief of BNPB Indonesia; 

Dr. Li Kouqing, 

Asia Finance Development Institute, China. 

Jorge Moreira da Silva 

Director for Development Co-operation, OECD


Time: 

9.00 – 18.00 

Venue: 

Breakout Room, 


Day 3 

(Optional Workshop - LEARNING DAY) 

17 October 2018 

On day 3, we also provide state-of-the-art strategic and technical workshops 

that aim to give knowledge on how to master the how-to of systematic 

knowledge capturing and sharing. There are six optional workshops in which 

certificate will be provided. 

9:00 – 

12:30 

Learning Room A Learning Room B Learning Room C Learning Room D 

Workshop 1 

Becoming a 


Organization – 

Knowledge as a 

Driver for 

Organizational 

Effectiveness 

Facilitator: Steffen 

Janus, World Bank 

Workshop 3 

Capturing and 

Documenting 

Experiences for 

Scale-up 

Facilitator: Robin 

Van Kippersluis, 

World Bank 

Workshop 4 

Reverse Linkages – 

Organizing 

Twinning 

Arrangements for 

Results 

Facilitator: TBD, 

Islamic 

Development Bank 

Workshop 6 

The Global Delivery 

Initiative – 

Developing 

Effective Case 

Studies 

Facilitator: TBD, 

World Bank 

12:30 – 

13:30 

13:30 – 

17:00 

Workshop 2 

The Art of 

Knowledge 

Exchange – The 

How-to of Effective 


Facilitator: Phil Karp, 

World Bank 

Capturing and 

Documenting 

Experiences for 

Scale-up (contd.) 

Lunch break 

Workshop 5 

Organizing 

Effective 

Communities of 

Practice 

Facilitator: Ivan 

Butina, World Bank 

Workshop 7 

Leveraging 

Knowledge, 

Information, and 

Data for operations 

at the World Bank 

Facilitator: Margot 

Brown, World Bank 

17:00 – 

18:00 

Knowledge Cafe


VENUE MAP 


Address: Kawasan Wisata Nusa Dua Lot S-3, 

Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80363 

Telephone: +62 361 2002900 

Website: http://inayaputribali.com


Foyer Area 

(Registration & Market Place) 

Entry from 

Lobby 

BR 

BR 

Mengiat Ballroom 

(Opening, Plenary, Closing) 

Breakout 

Room 

(BR) 

Map 1. Upper Ground Meeting Building 

Breakout 

Room 

(BR) 

Breakout 

Room 

(BR) 

Map 2. Lower Ground Meeting Building

Secretariat of the 4th High Level Meeting on Country-Led 


Directorate for Foreign Policy and International Development Cooperation 

Ministry of National Development Planning/Bappenas 

Republic of Indonesia 

Address 

: Jalan Taman Suropati No. 2, Jakarta 10310 – Indonesia 

Telephone : +62 21 3905650 (ext. 1546) 

Email Address : clks2018@bappenas.go.id 

Website 

: http://clks2018.bappenas.go.id

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