UNRISD: Building Livelihoods & Promoting Rights? The Graduation Approach to Social Protection

Fuente: UNRISD / 22 de junio de 2016

27 June 2016
15.00-17.00
Room VIII, Palais des Nations
Geneva, Switzerland

What is “graduation” in the context of sustainable development?

Not just a ceremony to celebrate finishing school, graduation is when rights-holders leave a social protection programme after reaching certain pre-determined indicators.

At this UNRISD Seminar, experts will discuss:
• whether or not graduation is compatible with a human rights-based approach to social protection;
• different contexts in which it is applicable, such as climate-change adapted contexts; and
• how it can be adapted to meet the needs of different groups, such as refugees and other displaced persons.

Panellists

Stephen Kidd, Development Pathways
 
Lauren Whitehead, BRAC USA

Moderator

Moira V. Faul, UNRISD

Registration
Invitees not in possession of a UN badge should register online, bring valid ID and a copy of this invitation on the day of the event to the Pregny Gate, located at 8 – 14 Avenue de la Paix, 1211 Geneva 10.

Remote Access to the Seminar
We will be tweeting key messages live from the seminar and welcome your comments and questions, which, time permitting, we may be able to put directly to the speaker. Follow us on @UNRISD and use the hashtags #UNRISDseminar

This event will be video and audio recorded. If you would like to be notified when the video and the podcast are online, please send an email with «Audio/video notification: Graduation Approach” in the subject line to sandoval@unrisd.org

For more information about the event, please click here.

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