Opening Speech: Professor Ari Kuncoro (Rector, UI).

Keynote Address: Professor Suahasil Nazara (Vice Minister of Finance, Republic of Indonesia)*

Policy Dialogue:

1. Dr  Teguh Dartanto (Dean, FEBUI).
2. Dr Sabina Alkire (OPHI).
3. Dr Asep Suryahadi (Lead Co-Chair of TF5)

Moderator :
Dr Putu Geniki Lavinia Natih (OPHI the University of Oxford and FEB UI).

Opening Speech: Professor Ari Kuncoro (Rector, Universitas Indonsia) 

Keynote Address: Professor Suahasil Nazara
Consultative Dialogue
Theme: The Capability Approach, Multidimensional Poverty and Policy

Opening: Dr Putu Natih

Dialogue:

Key Question 1 Dr Teguh Dartanto
Key Question 2 to Dr Sabina Alkire
Key Question 3 to Dr Asep Suryahadi

Q&A with audience

1. Michelle Muschett (OPHI, the University of Oxford).
2. Dr Gonzalo Hernandez (OPHI, the University of Oxford). *
3. Dr Vivi Yulaswati (BAPPENAS).

Dr Ratna Wardhani (FEB UI, Head of Research Cluster on Public Sector Accountability and Governance) (moderator).

Dialogue format:

Opening: Dr Ratna Wardhani

Questions to panellists:

Question 1 (Dr Gonzalo Hernandez): What was it like leading the development of a National MPI for Mexico? What were the main challenges you faced? How has this measure been pivotal to monitor development in Mexico? How can this process be adapted to measure building in the midst of the pandemic? (20 minutes)

Question 2 (Michelle Muschett): What was it like leading the development of a National MPI for Panama? What were the main challenges you faced? How has this measure been pivotal to monitor development in Panama? (20 minutes)

Question 3 (Dr Vivi Yulaswati): What are the main challenges Indonesia is facing with regard to monitoring welfare, targeting and social policies in the midst of the pandemic? How may broaders measures, such as the MPI support Indonesia is mitigating these challenges?

Closing from Moderator (2 minutes).

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Keynote Address: Prof Suahasil Nazara (Deputy Minister of Finance)

Policy Dialogue

1.     Professor James Foster (George Washington University)

2.   Professor Bambang Brodjonegoro (Lead Co-Chair T20)

3.  Dr M. Chatib Basri (Lead Co-Chair T20 Task Force 7).

4.      Dr Sudarno Sumarto (SMERU, TNP2K)

Dr Riatu Mariatul Qibthiyyah (Executive Co-Chair T20) (moderator)

Keynote Address: Professor Suahasil Nazara

Consultative Dialogue

Theme: The Capability Approach, Multidimensional Poverty and Policy

Opening: Dr Riatu Mariatul Qibthiyyah

Dialogue:
Key Question 1 to Professor James Foster
Key Question 2 to Professor Bambang B
Key Question 3 to Dr M. Chatib Basri
Key Question 4 to Dr Sudarno Sumarto
Q&A with audience

1. Sanyukta Samaddar (Nodal Officer (SDGs), Government of India).
2. Dr Widjajanti Isdijoso (SMERU)
3. Sola Afolayan (National MPI Team, Nigeria)

Asri Yusrina (SMERU) (moderator)

Dialogue format:

Opening: Asri Yusrina

Questions to panellists:

Question 1 (Dr Sanyukta Samaddar) (20 minutes): What was it like leading the development of a National MPI for India? What were the main challenges you faced? How has this measure been pivotal to monitor development in India?

Question 2  (Sola Afolayan): What was it like leading the development of a National MPI for Nigeria? What were the main challenges you faced? How has this measure been pivotal to monitor development in Nigeria?

Question 3  (Dr Widjajanti Isdijoso): Please let us know what the situation is with regard to social protection policies in Indonesia? Learning from India and Nigeria, how can the MPI support social protection policies in Indonesia?

Q&A session

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1. Dr Desi Adhariani (FEB UI).

2. Professor Frank Jotzo (Professor of Environmental Economics, Australian National University).

3. Dr Frank Volmer (OPHI, The University of Oxford).

4. Dr Herizo Andrianandrasana (OPHI, The University of Oxford).*

Dr Yulianti Abbas (Department of Accounting, FEB UI) (moderator).

Dialogue format:

Opening: Dr Yulianti Abbas

Questions to panellists:

Question 1 (Dr Desi Adhariani): How do companies/ governments/ the public sector report the environmental impacts of their policies? What changes need to be made? How can awareness of the importance of taking into account these environmental impacts be increased? How can the MPI increase this awareness?

Question 2 (Professor Frank Jotzo): How are the climate impacts of government policies taken into account? How can the MPI be used to guide macropolicies concerning the environment?

Question 3 (Dr Charmian Love): How do companies/ governments/ the public sector report the environmental impacts of their policies? What changes need to be made? What is the future of environmental reporting?.

Closing from Moderator.

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1.      Dr Yudhistira Nugraha (Jakarta Smart City).

2.      Michal Shinwell (Camden City Council). 

3.      Dr Saffron Woodcraft (IGP UCL).

4.      Dr Putu Natih (FEB UI).

Dr M. Halley Yudhistira (FEB UI), (moderator).

Dialogue format:

Opening: Dr M. Halley Yudhistira

Questions to panellists:

Question 1 (Dr Saffron Woodcraft): What is the London Prosperity Project in Houston? How were citizens’ voices taken into account within this project? Why are democratic voice and live experiences important when measuring wellbeing and implementing policies?

Question 2 (Dr Yudhistira Nugraha): How can technology and non-traditional data sources support the monitoring of wellbeing in urban areas during the pandemic? How can community voices be taken into account using these tools? What are the ethical and GDPR issues in this?

Question 3 (Michal Shinwell): What were the challenges you faced during the pandemic regarding wellbeing monitoring and effective policy making? What was the Camden measuring inequality project? How did the Camden Measuring Inequality project help bring to light issues that needed to be addressed? Why was listening and being heard important within this project?

Question 4 (Dr Putu Natih): Continuing on with Michal’s discussion, what was implemented in the Camden Measuring Inequalities project? Why was democratic voice important in this project? What policy recommendations came out of this project?.

Closing from Moderator.

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