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27-28 February 2018Nairobi, Kenya

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Aid & Development Africa Summit Audience

300+ attendees consisting of senior executives from African governments, United Nations agencies, development banks, aid and development funding organisations, leading NGOs, civil society organisations and the private sector.

Organisations include:

• Action Against Hunger • African Development Bank • African Union Commission • Africare • Amref Health Africa• Bill and Melinda Gates

Foundation • CARE• Catholic Relief Services• DFID • ECHO • FAO• FHI360• GIZ• Habitat for Humanity • International Medical Corps

• International Organisation for Migration (IOM)

• International Procurement Agency

• International Red Cross and Red Crescent

• International Relief & Development

• International Rescue • Medecins Sans Frontieres• Mercy Corps • NetHope • Oxfam • Plan International• Save the Children • The Global Fund

• UN Procurement Division• UNDP• UNECA• UN-Habitat• UNHCR • UNICEF • UNOCHA• UNOPS • USAID • World Bank • World Food Program (WFP) • World Health Organisation

(WHO)• World Vision International

Attendee breakdown by sector Attendee breakdown by seniority

23% UN Agency, Government, Investors, Red Cross

43% NGO, Academia, Civil Society 28% Private Sector/Corporate 6% Media

9% CEO, VP 29% Director, Head 22% Manager 12% Officer, Coordinator 7% Senior Advisor, Analyst 21% Consultant, Specialist

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Agenda | DAY 1 – TUESDAY 27 FEBRUARY

7:30-8:15 Early-bird Breakfast MeetingInvitation only to the most exclusive session of the event

8.00 Registration & Exhibition Opens

9.00 WelcomeAlexandra Brown, Product Manager, AIDF

9.10 Opening KeynoteOlawale Maiyegun, Director, Department of Social Affairs, African Union Commission

9.25 Morning Discussion: Effective Partnerships for Aid & Development Programmes in AfricaMathias Lardinois, Programme Coordinator, Belgian Food Security ProgrammeWalter Odero, Country Economist, Africa Development Bank GroupMamadou Biteye, Managing Director (Regional Africa Office), The Rockefeller FoundationCatherine Wiesner, Regional Refugee Coordinator , UNHCR

10:10 B Medical Systems Presentation

10:35 The Impact of Digital Innovation on the healthcare sector in Africa Matthias Boyen, UAV Focal Point - HIV/Aids support project officer, United Nations Children’s Fund, (UNICEF) Karin Kallander, Senior Research Advisor, Malaria Consortium

“The Aid & Development Africa Summit was inspiring. It was energising to hear about innovations”

Adele Beerling, Country Coordinator, Swiss Red Cross Ethiopia



11:05 Discussion: Lifting The Lid: How To Leverage Local Innovation And Engage Key Stakeholders So People Can Enable Access To Crucial Health Care ServicesAmit Thakker, Chair, Kenya HealthCare Federation (Moderator)Dr Mustapha Sidiki Kaloko Commissioner for Social Affairs, African UnionPrafulla Mishra,Regional Director, HelpAge International

11:50 Morning Break

STREAM A: Health & WASH Innovations

STREAM B:Technology By People, For People

12:20 Innovations & Reforms to Support Health SDGs Michael Read, Economist. USAIDMichela Martini, Regional Migration Health Specialist for Horn, East and Southern Africa, IOMGithinji Gitahi, Chief Executive Officer, Amref Health AfricaMichael Read, Economist, USAID Michela Martini, Regional Migration Health Specialist for Horn, East and Southern Africa, International Organization for Migration (IOM) Githinji Gitahi, Chief Executive Officer, Amref Health Africa

On the Go: Mobile Innovations to Support Community ResilienceKasirim Nwuke, Chief New Technologies and Innovation, United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (TBC)Fletcher Tembo, Director, Making All Voice CountLaura Scanlon, Director of Technology Enabled Girl Ambassadors (TEGA)

13.00 Innovation Pitch Innovation Pitch

13.05 Networking Lunch

14.20 For a Better World: Improving Maternal And Child Health Willem Pretorius, VP Sales - Africa, Abbott Rapid DiagnosticsJob Akun, Program Manager, Adolescent HIV&AIDS and SRH (|EJAF), Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric Aids Foundatio

Emergency Communication, Connectivity and Social NetworksJohanes Nyagblordzro, Executive Chairman, CaDepLucas Mburu Head of Technology Hub, Save the Children Matthew Cousins, Director Humanitarian and Systems Strengthening (IT) , Oxfam (TBC)

15:10 Innovation Pitch Innovation Pitch



15:15 Innovations and Best Practices: Tackling Communicable Diseases Niklas Danielsson, Senior Immunization Specialist, UNICEFGary Jones, Security AIDS & Humanitarian Response Advisor ,UNAIDSCynthia Mwase, Head of Africa and Middle East, Global FundCharles Gerhardt, International Project Manager, Regional Centre of Excellence for Vaccine, Immunisation and Health Supply Chain ManagementBio Rad (Speaker Representative TBC)

The Tech Revolution and a look into the future: That’s Changing How We Measure PovertyAndrew Dabalen , Practice Manager, Poverty and Equity Global Practice World Bank Group

16:05 Refreshment Break

16:35 Presentation: Ensuring Access to Safe Drinking Water and SanitationAllison Stone, Deputy Country Director for Innovation, Poverty, Action KenyaPatrick Paul Onyango, Programme Component Manager, GIZ Water reform section

Presentation: Update on Cash-Based Programmes & Financial InclusionOltesh Thobias, Regional CPO, Africa Development Bank GroupKaren Peachey, East Africa Regional Representative, Cash Learning Partnership (CaLP)

17:10 Disaster Relief and Blockchain: Why This is the FutureJim Nasr, Chief Software Architect, CDC

17.30 Cultural Sensitivity in Humanitarian AssistanceAlex Kiweesi, Programme Director, Hold the ChildElijah Manyok Jok, Founder & Executive Director, Smile Again Africa Development Organzation (SAADO) Director of Community Impact, Clinton Foundation (TBC)

18:05 – 19:20 Network Drinks Reception


Agenda | DAY 2 – WEDNESDAY 28 FEBRUARY

7:30-8:15 Early-bird Breakfast MeetingInvitation only to the most exclusive session of the event

8.00 Registration & Exhibition Opens

9.00 WelcomeAlexandra Brown, Product Manager, AIDFAnne Macharia, Current Affairs and Environmental reporter , KU.TV,

9.10 Opening KeynoteAndrew Mwenda, Owner, The Independent Publications

9.25 Morning Discussion: Challenges for the future: Financing Aid and DevelopmentKhary Dickerson, Regional Resource Development Director, WorldVisionMaurice Onyango, Head of Humanitarian Programmes in Africa, Christian Aid Ariana Constant Associate Director, Program Development & Strategy, Clinton Development Initiative, Clinton Foundation (TBC)

10.25 Innovation Pitch

10:30 Morning Break

STREAM A:Humanitarian LogisticsChair: Lucy Mungatia, Associate Director Supply Chain Management , World Vision Kenya

STREAM B:Infrastructure & Camp ManagementChair: Lilian Omekara, Community Social Humanitarian Project (COSHUP)

11:10 Panel: Procurement:Trends And Best Practices in Africa Kenny Kan-Yee Cheung, Chief of Procurement, World Bank (TBC)Phyllis Chege, Procurement & Logistics Officer, Catholic Medical Mission BoardRishi Ramrakha, Head of Operational Logistics, Procurement and Supply Chain Unit, Africa Region, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies

Panel: Partnerships & Trends: Supporting Resilient Livelihoods and Strengthening Rural InfrastructureRage Adam, Head of M&E, Ministry of Public Works Reconstructions and Housing (Somalia)Pauline Wambeti, Country Director , NURU, Kenya




12:00 Best Practice in Logistics and Supplier Management Christopher Hoffman. Regional Disaster Management Director, World VisionFrederick W. Omondi - Supply Chain, Safety & Security Manager, Save the ChildrenMichael Ndichu Kuria Director, Global Supply Chain Compliance International Rescue Committee Paola Corrado , Head of Supply Chain Unit, World Food Programme, Ethiopia

Innovations, Partnerships and Policy Updates for Disaster PreparednessRobina Shaheen, Head of Global MEL, Action Against Hunger


12.40 AID in ACTION - Interview

13.15 Networking Lunch

14:30 Innovator of the Year AwardPresented by Anne Macharia, Current Affairs and Environmental reporter , KU.TV Judges include: Catherine Wiesner, Regional Refugee Coordinator, UNHCR Karin Kallander, Senior Research Advisor, Malaria Consortium

“Aid & Development Africa Summit was well organised, it provided me with knowledge and insight on issues ranging from ICT, agriculture health, disaster preparedness, irrigation, etc. All of these are part of my job in the office”

Asanterabi C. Sangenoi, Prime Minister’s Office Tanzania



14:45 Roundtables

1. Improving Humanitarian Response through Intelligent Use of Social Media

2. Collecting and Analysing Data to Improve Humanitarian Response Moderator:Ida Jeng, Lab Manager, UNOCHA

3. Logistics and blockchain technologiesJim Nasr, Chief Software Architect, CDC

4. Youth and innovation in Africa: harnessing the possibilities of Africa’s youth for future transformationRaphael Obonyo, Africa’s Representative to the Global Coordination Board, World Bank

5. 3D printing for humanitarian aid

6. Security of Humanitarian aid workers: A concern at the heart of African humanitarian action

7. IOM - ECHO-Funded Global Solar and Water Initiative in AfricaAlberto Ibanez Llario, Wash and Solar Specialist IOM

8. PROGRESS: Building resilient governance, markets and social systems

9. The future of mobile paymentsOltesh Thobias, Regional CPO, African Development Bank Group

10. What about Africa? China and Turkey and the country’s financial involvement for the year to come

15:50 Discussion: Lessons Learned: What Did We Learn From The Recent Drought CrisisSunya Orre, Director of Technical Services, National Drought Management Authority (Kenya)John Graham, Resilience Advisor, Save the ChildrenFarah Abdulsamed , Senior Advisor, Political & Humanitarian affairs, Inter-governmental Authority on Development USAID representative TBC

16:45 Closing KeynoteMalam Femi Taiwo, Africana Studies & Research Center, Cornell University

17:15 End of Summit

*NB: Speakers, titles and any content are subject to change.


Olawale Maiyegun, Director, Department of Social Affairs, African Union Commission

Mamadou Biteye, Managing Director, The Rockefeller Foundation

Rage Mohamed Adam, Head of M&E, Ministry of Public Works, Reconstructions and Housing

Esther Muiruri, Board Member, Kenya Red Cross Society

Khary Dickerson, Regional Resource Development Director, World Vision

Oltesh Thobias,Chief Regional Procurement Officer, African Development Bank Group

Amit Thakker,Chair, Kenya Healthcare Foundation

Kasirim Nwuke,Chief, New Technologies and Innovation, United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA)

Niklas Danielsson, Senior Immunization Specialist, UNICEF

Raphael Obonyo, Africa’s Representative to the Global Coordination Board, World Bank Group

Confirmed Speakers

Patrick Paul Onyango, Programme Component Manager, Water Sector Reform Programme, GIZ

Mathias Lardinois, Programme Coordinator, Belgian Food Security Programme


Michael Nicholson, Economist, USAID

Karin Kallander, Senior Research Advisor, Malaria Consortium

Karen Peachey, East Africa Regional Representative, Cash Learning Partnership (CaLP)

Jim Nasr,Chief Software Architect, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

Ida Jeng,Lab Manager, UNOCHA

Matthias Boyen,UAV Focal Point - HIV/Aids support project officer, UNICEF

Andrew Mwenda, Owner, The Independent Publications

Richard Walden, President & CEO, Operation USA

Confirmed Speakers

Feleke Tadele,Country Director, Christian Children’s Fund of Canada

Johanes Koku Nyagblordzro, Executive Chairman, Center for Africa Development and Progress (CADeP)

Adrian van der Knaap, Deputy Regional Director, World Food Programme (WFP)


Testimonials

“The summit is very useful and practical. I have found some ICT solutions to address some program challenges I am facing. I would definitely recommend it to colleagues and others”

Ann Wairimu Wahinya, Global Communities

“AIDF team has done excellent work in organizing the programme wonderfully well”

Balakrishnan Amirthalingam, United Nations Procurement Division (UNPD)

“Fantastic. The moderators are great; the roundtables are quite interactive and informative. Enjoyed the first day tremendously”

Karen Ibeere, Catholic Relief Service


Testimonials

“Very beneficial as it highlights several areas of innovation in health care systems” Beng Teoh, Consultant, United Nations Economic Commission for Africa

“Aid & Development Africa Summit is useful as it provides a platform for private-public-civil society partnership. I will definitely recommend this conference to my colleagues”

Timket A. Biresaw, Deputy Country Director, International Life Line Fund

“Very practical and engaging. Participants were very knowledgeable. The set up provided innovative participation. Superb!”

Frederick w. Omandi, Save the Children International Kenya


Aid & Development Africa Summit Highlights

Keynote stage

Hear from 70+ expert speakers on latest innovations, project updates and collaborations in humanitarian logistics, health & WASH, emergency communication, shelter, disaster resilience, financial inclusion and much more!

Networking

Unparalleled networking opportunities with 300+ senior representatives from regional governments, UN agencies, international and regional NGOs, investors and donors, research institutes and the private sector. Don’t miss out, register now.

Planet of the Apps

Presenting some of the novel mobile applications that support Sustainable Development Goals in Africa. Seven apps were showcased in 2017, including ReliefWeb, AidHedge, and Share The Meal. Nominate your app to be featured.

Exhibition

Discover game-changing innovations in mobile technology, humanitarian logistics, health & WASH, communications, shelter and refugee camp management by leading solution providers. Find out how you can get involved.


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Conference Floorplan

Join the most influential aid and development conference in Africa

The Aid & Development Africa Summit 2018 features keynote presentations, interactive sessions and themed roundtables to engage with humanitarian and development leaders, decision makers and advisors committed to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals in Africa. Register now and join 300+ decision makers from UN and government agencies, Red Cross, national and international NGOs, donors, investors, relief agencies and the private sector.

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