9th International Dialogue

9th International Dialogue on Population and Sustainable Development Education Matters: Empowering Young People for a Healthy Future Berlin, KfW, October 19 – 20, 2011

Keynote Speech

Carol Bellamy, Keynote Speech
Chair, Gobal Partnership for Education, Washington, USA

Dr. Babatunde Osotimehin, Keynote Speech
Executive Director of UNFPA

Working Groups

Working Group 1: Designing Youth-to-Youth education (formal / non-formal)
Mona Herbert, Input
Advocacy Manager, DSW (Deutsche Stiftung Weltbevoelkerung), Uganda

Working Group 2: Measuring Impact
Siegrid Tautz, Input
Trainer and Consultant, evaplan Heidelberg GmbH and Universitätsklinikum Heidelberg, Germany

Working Group 3: Empowering Girls
Nicole Haberland, Input
Programme Associate, Population Council, New York, USA

Working Group 4: Engaging the digital youth
Aigul Azimova, Input
Head of E-Learning Department, Kyrgyz State Medical Institute for Retraining and Continuous Education (KSMIRCE), Kyrgyzstan

Working Group 5: Setting national standards of sexuality education
Christine Winkelmann, Input
WHO Collaborating Centre for Sexual and
Reproductive Health, German Federal Centre for Health Education (BZgA),
Germany

Working Group 6: Targeting marginalized groups
Patrick Young, Input
Director, Theatre for a Change, Malawi

Working Group 7: Addressing religion and sexuality education
Jon O’Brien, Input
Director, Catholics for Choice, Washington, USA

Working group 8: Ensuring of rights-based approaches
Paul Hunt, Input
Professor and a Member of the Human Rights Centre at the
University of Essex, UK

Country Working Group Malawi
Input representative government
Simeon Hau, Input
Principal Secretary, Ministry of Education, Republic of Malawi

Country Working Group Pakistan
Input representative non-state actor
Omer Aftab, Input
Executive Director, Women’s Empowerment Group, Lahore, Pakistan

Programme

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