jan 24, 2014

EADI General Conference News On Keynote Speakers| City Partnership 2014| Scholarships from EADI Members

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Keynote Speakers –14th EADI General Conference, 23 – 26 June 2014, Bonn Germany

We are pleased to inform you of more high-level speakers who have confirmed their participation in the conference: ProfessorLouka Katseli of Athens University and former Greek Minister for Labour and Social Security, Mr. Bright Simons, President of mPedigree Networks, Professor Jie Chen of University of Idaho, a William Borah Distinguished Professor of Political Science and Professor Pierre Jacquet President of the Global Development Network.
An updated programme with the speakers can also be found on the conference website: www.gc2014.org

Registration

Registration for the conference will open in February 2014. More information will be provided in the next eNewsletter.

EADI – 2014 in Partnership with the City of Bonn

In 2014 European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes (EADI) has the honour of partnering with the City of Bonn. During this year, EADI will also hold its 40th anniversary celebrations. Every year since the year 2000, the City of Bonn partners with an international organization with its headquarters in Bonn showcasing the city as a hub of international organizations and giving the limelight to an organization to present its causes and concerns.

EADI has chosen the theme of inequality one of the biggest global challenges of our time, which in its various facets, will punctuate the events lined up for the partnership throughout 2014. With the build-up of events and deliberations towards the formulation of a global development framework in the year 2015, inequality within and between countries will undoubtedly dominate the agenda of governments world-wide

*The partnership sets into motion with a plenary discussion contextualizing the dynamics of poverty and inequality in Germany. This opening event will take place at the Town hall in Bonn on 18 February 2014 at 1630 hours.

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