Advanced Learning Program on Resettlement and Livelihoods 20 to 24 February 2017 Philippines Acquire knowledge on addressing involuntary resettlement and livelihood restoration in development projects. Through Asian Development Bank's Regional Technical Assistance 7566: Strengthening the Use of Country Safeguard Systems, this learning program will discuss key learnings on resettlement and livelihoods on urban and rural resettlement projects in Asia. It will also engage resettlement practitioners in Asia to explore the creation of a sustained virtual network that will exist beyond the event, allowing for a longer-term dialogue on resettlement and livelihood issues that will contribute to on-going capacity building in the region. Program and Learning Materials 20 February 2017 21 February 2017 22 February 2017 23 February 2017 24 February 2017 Session / Activity Title Speaker(s) Opening plenary Welcome and vision for symposium Ana Maria Esteves Setting the scene from the ADB perspective Nessim Ahmad Connecting people and introduction of Symposium Jury Eddie Smyth Keynote address Hukum Singh Meena Parallel sessions A Innovative resettlement practice (I): Case studies A1 Brooke Wilmsen India’s LARR 2013 and stakeholder engagement Asmita Kabra Lessons learned from resettlement, Namtheun2, Laos Pierre Guedant Resettlement and income restoration in Thilawa SEZ Than Than Thwe Innovative resettlement practice (I): Case studies A2 Jeroen Zeeuw Resettlement social stratification Anqi Gu Traditional IA with indigenous & local knowledge Danesto Anacio SIA of hydropower impact in southern Laos John Pilgrim Parallel sessions B Innovative resettlement practice (II): Case studies B1 Jill Baker Land acquisition risk for private sector companies Toby Nugent Social impact of Jatigede Dam construction Bangkit A. Wiryawan A psychosocial approach to resettlement: the ISVul Sérgio Moreira Stakeholder collaboration in Philippine relocation Mark Anthony Velasco Innovative resettlement practice (II): Case studies B2 Deanna Kemp Civic engagement in planning and implementation Aldi Alizar What defines a “shelter”? Liz Wall Climate change vulnerability and resettlement Sarah Rogers Psycho-social impact assessment and resettlement Michael Edelstein Plenary Panel Discussion: Community voices in the resettlement process Asmita Kabra Session / Activity Title Speaker(s) Development partners collaboration on resettlement: Key issues, challenges, and good practice Herath Gunatilake Parallel Sessions C: Thematic areas of MFI policy and standards Case studies C1: Encroachment in urban resettlement Case studies C2: Livelihood restoration Case studies C3: Grievance redress mechanism and consultation Case studies C4: Monitoring Case studies C5: Valuation of losses Reports from Parallel Sessions C Parallel sessions D Engaging communities and civil society in resettlement planning and implementation: Case studies D1 Helen Sy Discourse in advisory committee for JICA projects Takehiko Murayama MIDR in China: Institutions and local practices Xiuyun Yang When women organize the change can be sustainable Soma Parthasarathy Engaging communities and civil society in resettlement planning and implementation: Case studies D2 Liz Wall Land tenure, governance, and resettlement of an ejido Andres Recalde Olkaria IV geothermal resettlement project Haron Kiraison The bird, the bank, and the bombing range Jason Paiement Parallel sessions E Vulnerable people and livelihoods issues: Case studies E1 Susanna Price Livelihood restoration plan for vulnerable persons Afandi Arifin Resettlement impact analysis on aged peasants Huijuan Wang Integrated vulnerability index for children Stephanie Sangalang Effectiveness of non-state legal systems Baiju K.K. Vulnerable people and livelihoods issues: Case studies E2 Robert Barclay Households, livelihoods, and resettlement Adam Babatu Livelihood adaptation in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Nyandaro Mteki Livelihoods restoration: Practical insights Fabien Nathan Evaluation of development-induced relocations Kentridge Makhanya Session / Activity Title Speaker(s) Parallel sessions F Government and private sector-planned resettlement: Case studies F1 Angela Reeman Addressing gaps in a government-led resettlement Kathleen Wallace Philippine EIS system inputs to planning resettlement Pura Vita Pedrosa 3-D ROW to minimize involuntary resettlement impact Kenji Ogura Government-planned resettlement and community issues in resettlement: Case studies F2 Frank Vanclay Closing ceremony Ana Maria Esteves, Peter Leonard, and Indira Simbolon Closing ceremony Ana Maria Esteves, Peter Leonard, and Indira Simbolon Empowerment community around the mine in Madura Island Indah Qurbani Identity formation in resettlement planning Cindy Bryson Closing ceremony Ana Maria Esteves, Peter Leonard, and Indira Simbolon Lessons learned from the resettlement of Mongolian herders Baigalmaa Shurka & Jennifer Bowcock Closing ceremony Ana Maria Esteves, Peter Leonard, and Indira Simbolon Parallel sessions G Monitoring and evaluation: Case studies G1 Svend Jensby Livelihood restoration in urban environments Angela Reeman Transitioning livelihoods amid rapid growth Allison Stockwell Coping strategies in cities: Analytical framework Gillian Cornish Monitoring and evaluation: Case studies G2 Charlotte Bisley Capturing the ripple effects of resettlement Katherine Witt Using control groups for resettlement monitoring Irge Satiroglu Restarting the resettlement process post-conflict Atia Byll-Cataria Plenary: A way forward for resettlement Indira Simbolon A central resettlement agency for the Philippines Michelliza Guerrero A global picture of development displacement Nadine Walicki Long-term livelihood impacts of Three Gorges Dam Brooke Wilmsen Plenary: Jury presentation Eddie Smyth Closing ceremony Ana Maria Esteves, Peter Leonard, and Indira Simbolon Session / Activity Title Speaker(s) Post-symposium training courses Session / Activity Title Speaker(s) Post-symposium training courses Disclaimer The views expressed on this website are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views and policies of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) or its Board of Governors or the governments they represent. ADB does not guarantee the accuracy of the data included in this publication and accepts no responsibility for any consequence of their use. By making any designation of or reference to a particular territory or geographic area, or by using the term “country” in this document, ADB does not intend to make any judgments as to the legal or other status of any territory or area. Event Coordinator/s Indira Simbolon Related Full Agenda ADB Organizer/s Climate Change, Resilience, and Environment Cluster Partner Organization/s International Association of Impact Assessment, World Bank, University of the Philippines Topics Capacity Development Environment Social Development and Protection