Tuesday, 14 September 2004
 

9.00 a.m.	Opening Session: The new security challenges: the need for conceptual adjustment in security and development policy
	Welcome:	Arna Hartmann Director Development Policy Forum InWEnt - Capacity Building International Germany
	Keynotes:	Ibrahim Gambari Under-Secretary-General Special Adviser on Africa United Nations New York
		The transition from peace support missions to sustainable development - complementary and/or diverging objectives in the context of peace-building?
		Erich Stather State Secretary Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) Germany
		What are the development policy responses to new security policy challenges?
10.00 a.m.	Photo Session and Coffee Break
10.30 a.m.	Session I: Reconstruction and peace building as an integral part of NATO-led out-of-area operations: the interplay between security and development policy in the Balkans Jointly or just together? Developing strategies for peace in the Balkans between security and development policy imperatives Joint responsibility, separate responsibilities? Division of tasks and understanding of roles between development policy and military actors Specific features of NATO-led peace missions and their significance in the relationship between civil and military mandates
	Chair:	Arna Hartmann Director Development Policy Forum InWEnt - Capacity Building International Germany
	Input:	Susan Woodward Professor of Political Sciences The Graduate Center City University of New York USA
	Presentations:	Enver Hasani Director Kosovo Government Office for International Cooperation and Regional Dialogue Kosovo
		Rory O'Sullivan Former Country Manager for Serbia-Montenegro, Bosnia-Herzegovina, former Director of the Joint World Bank-EU Office for Southeast Europe Consultant The World Bank Washington
		Rainer Goerdeler Deputy Director-General Asia, South-Eastern Europe and Afghanistan Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) Germany
12.30 p.m.	Lunch
1.30 p.m.	Session II: United Nations peacekeeping and peace-building in Africa Africa as the main continent for UN peace missions: How much is the international community able to become involved? Factors in the (lack of) success of UN peace missions in Africa Military peacekeeping and development policy peace-building - between multilateral responsibility, international acceptance and national interests
	Chair:	Rudolf Adam President Federal College for Security Studies (BAKS) Germany
	Input:	Paul Collier Professor of Economics and Director Center for the Study of African Economies (CSAE) Oxford University United Kingdom
	Presentations:	Manfred Eisele General (ret.) Former Special Adviser to the UN Secretary-General for Africa United Nations New York
		Gudrun Grosse Wiesmann Deputy Director-General Africa and the Middle East Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) Germany
		Léonard She Okitundu Ambassador at-large of the Head of State Democratic Republic of the Congo
3.30 p.m.	Coffee Break
4.00 p.m.	Session III: Crisis prevention and peacekeeping under African responsibility - regional peace missions in Africa Between own responsibility and external support - the conditions of civil reconstruction in the framework of African peace missions Military and civil capabilities in crisis prevention - is the weighting set correctly? Development of and external assistance for African peace capacities
	Chair:	Winrich Kühne Director and Manager Centre for International Peace Operations (ZIF) Germany
	Presentations:	Jean-Claude Boidin Head of Unit Pan African and horizontal geographical issues DG Development European Commission (EC) Brussels
		Abdoulaye Fall Force Commander United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) Côte d'Ivoire
		Sam Ibok Director Peace and Security Department African Union(AU) Addis Ababa
	Discussion
5.30 p.m.	End of Session
5.30 p.m.	Bus transfer to the boat with a short stop at the hotel
6.30 p.m.	Embarkment onto the boat Dinner and sightseeing - boat cruise on the river Spree
.	Dinner Keynote:	Ursula Schäfer-Preuss Director-General Cooperation with Countries and Regions, Peace-Building and the United Nations Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) Germany
10.00 p.m.	Return by bus to the hotel

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