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Biwako Millenium Framework

Regional Workshop on Monitoring the Implementation of the Biwako Millennium Framework for Action towards an Inclusive, Barrier-free and Rights-based Society for Persons with Disabilities in Asia and the Pacific (BMF)
Bangkok, Thailand, 13-15 October 2004

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Programme Information
* Work Programme
* Provisional Agenda

Programme

Note: Participants can register on either 11 or 12 October 2004 (Monday or Tuesday)

Day 1: Wednesday, 13 October 2004

0800-0830 Agenda item 1: Opening of the Workshop
(Mr. Kim Hak-Su, Executive Secretary, UNESCAP)
0830-0840 Coffee break

(Note: Coffee break is provided twice a day, every day, in a flexible manner.)

0840-0900 Agenda item 2: Election of the officers

Agenda item 3: Adoption of the agenda

0900-0930 Agenda item 4:
  1. A video message by Senator Eita Yashiro (Japan): ”Towards a Creation of the Rights-based Society for All: Nothing about Us without Us.”
  2. Objectives of the Workshop
    (Ms. Kay Nagata, UNESCAP)
0930-1000 Agenda item 5: Overview of the Biwako Millennium Framework for Action towards an Inclusive, Barrier-free and Rights-based Society for Persons with Disabilities in Asia and the Pacific (BMF) and the Asian and Pacific Decade of Disabled Persons (2003-2012)
(Aiko Akiyama, UNESCAP)
1000-1030 Agenda item 6: Overview of international norms on disability and recent developments towards a Comprehensive and Integral International Convention on Promotion and Protection of the Rights and Dignity of Persons with Disabilities
(Mr. Clinton Rapley, International resource person)
1030-1145 Agenda item 7: Indicators for Monitoring the BMF
  1. What are indicators? Sustainable Indicators for policy, programme and project
    (Mr. Clinton Rapley, International resource person) [Presentation]
  2. Statistical indicators
    (Representative from the Statistics Division of UNESCAP)
1145-1300 Lunch
1300-1630* Agenda item 8: Review of achievements and shortcomings in implementation of the BMF at the inception of the Asian and Pacific Decade of Disabled Persons (2003-2012)
  1. At the regional level
    1. Review of achievements and shortcomings in the implementation of the BMF at the regional level
      (Mr. Clinton Rapley, International resource person)
  2. At the national level
    1. Review of achievements and shortcomings in the implementation of the BMF at the national level
      (Mr. Clinton Rapley, International resource person)
    2. Country paper presentations
      (Selected participants: majority of country papers)

Day 2: Thursday, 14 October 2004

0900-1030 Agenda item 9: Institutional mechanisms for monitoring the implementation of the BMF, capacity building and technical cooperation.
  1. Institutional mechanisms for monitoring the implementation of the BMF (e.g., National Focal Point on Disability, National Coordination Council on Disability, National Statistical Office)
    (Selected participants: Cambodia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Fiji)
  2. Monitoring at the project level, capacity building and technical cooperation
    1. Concepts of disability assessment and disability budgeting
      (Kay Nagata, UNESCAP)
    2. Country experiences
      (Roundtable moderated by Mr. Clinton Rapley, International Resource Person, with representatives from selected countries; Ms. Kay Nagata, UNESCAP)
1030-1045 Agenda item 10: Matters concerning formulation of a rights-based comprehensive policy on disability (Roundtable moderated by Ms. Aiko Akiyama, UNESCAP with representatives from Hong Kong, China, and Japan)
1045-1100 Agenda item 11: Orientation of the Working Group Discussions (Ms. Kay Nagata, UNESCAP)
1100-1200 Agenda item 12: Working Group discussions

Group 1: Development of indicators for monitoring the BMF

Group 2: Monitoring mechanisms for the implementation of the BMF, institutional mechanism, capacity building and technical cooperation

Group 3: Development of a rights-based comprehensive national policy (5-year national plan)

1200-1300 Lunch
1300-1500 Agenda item 12: Continuation of the Working Group discussions and drafting of the Working Group reports
1500-1600 Agenda item 13: Presentation of the Working Group reports

Day 3: Friday, 15 October 2004

0900-1130 Agenda item 14: Drafting Committee (drafting of the Recommendations of the Workshop)
Side event
(Other participants)
1130-1300  Lunch
1300-1400 Agenda item 15: Adoption of the Recommendations of the Workshop
1400-1500 Agenda item 16: Closing of the Workshop

* According to the United Nations Conference Centre (UNCC)’s regulations, official services for meetings are available only until 1630 hours. Therefore, there are no technical services provided after the designated time.

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