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GLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY Forum Rome 2017 GLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY forum Rome 2017 DAY ONE: 2nd of May 2017 • Arrival of participants • Registration PALAZZO MONTECITORIO – Sala della Lupa Opening session - 3.00 p.m. – 6 p.m. Chair: Jean-Paul FITOUSSI, Co-Chairman, Global Sustainability Forum Welcome Remarks: Marina SERENI, Vice President of the Chamber of Deputies Khalid MALIK, Co-Chairman, Global Sustainability Forum Aims of the Global Sustainability Forum Special Session - Equity and Sustainability Opening Remarks: Maria Elena BOSCHI, Undersecretary to the Presidency of the Council of Ministers Inequality and SustainaBility Joseph STIGLITZ, Nobel Laureate in Economics and University Professor at Columbia University Chair: Paola SEVERINO, Rector, University LUISS Guido Carli Keynote Address: Inequality and the Digital Economy Giuseppe RECCHI, President, Telecom Italia Conclusions: Valerio DE LUCA, Executive Director, Global Sustainability Forum Inaugural Dinner with the Participation of the Speakers DAY TWO: 3rd of May Venue: LUISS UNIVERSITY – Sala delle Colonne - Viale Pola, 12 SESSION 10:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. CALL FOR STARTUP - Initiatives for SUSTAINABILITY Chair: Andrea PRENCIPE, Deputy Rector, LUISS Guido Carli Opening Remarks: Matteo Giuliano CAROLI, Professor, Economics and International Business Management, LUISS Guido Carli Introduction: Pierpaolo ABET, CEO, Universal Trust In collaboration with LUISS EnLabs, dynamic brainstorming of ideas for startup linked to Sustainability and presentation of their business model. Moderator: Paolo MESSA, Director, Center for American Studies Business Models and Innovation for Sustainability Michela CHIMIENTI, Scientific Director, Inreslab Paolo CRISAFI, Director General, Assoimmobiliare Domenico MAZZONE, Founder, Kad3 Daniele RUSSO, Mediacom Srl Sandro SANTIVETTI, Value Up Srl Marco Berardo DI STEFANO, President, Rete Fattorie Sociali Gianmarco CARNOVALE, CEO, Scuter Stefano CUCCA, President, Rumundu Stefano LA NOCE, CEO, Donapp Diego PELLE, CEO, Direttoo Conclusions: Khalid MALIK, Co-Chairman, Global Sustaianbility Forum SESSION 3:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. The SDGs, Sustainability and Innovation Chair: Marcello MESSORI, Director, LUISS School of European Political Economy Welcome Remarks: Paola SEVERINO, Rector, University LUISS Guido Carli Keynote Address: Global Governance and SustainaBility Giampiero MASSOLO, President, Italian Institute for International Political Studies, ISPI Michael MØLLER, Director General, (UN Undersecretary General), United Nations, Geneva Chair: Jean-Paul FITOUSSI, Co-Chair of High Level Group on the Measurement of Economic Performance and Social Progress, OECD Breakthrough Opportunities Veronica DE ROMANIS, Stanford University, The Breyer Center for Overseas Studies, Florence, and MBA Program, LUISS Guido Carli Gabriele GALATERI di GENOLA, President, Generali Maria Patrizia GRIECO, President, ENEL Gian Maria GROS-PIETRO, President, Intesa Sanpaolo Conclusions Gian Luca GALLETTI, Minister of the Environment and Protection of Land and Sea DAY THREE: 4th of May Venue: Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Headquarters Sheikh Zayed Centre SPECIAL SESSION on Climate Change - Promise and Opportunity: 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Welcome Address: René CASTRO SALAZAR, Assistant Director General, Climate, Biodiversity, Land and Water Department, FAO Keynote Address: Sandro GOZI*, Undersecretary for European Affairs Making large carbon shifts-from energy, to industry and in key countries and regions. A core global interest is in moving towards efficient and sustainable energy practices for both consumption and production. Can this be extended to both developed and developing countries? What are the implications of the Paris agreement for green technology, especially for Europe, Asia and Africa? Traditional manufacturing and production methods are in rapid transformation. How we ensure that they are also sustainable, especially when faced with intense global competition and the push towards relocation of industry to low-wage countries. Incremental approaches may be insufficient for the task ahead. How to scale up clean technologies? What could be the role of institutional and private capital investments in renewables and what are the necessary regulatory/policy interventions? Can green bonds help? Can we learn from Silicon Valley? How do poor countries and poor communities benefit? Does a carbon tax help in financing new investment and in changing life styles? *To be Confirmed Chair: Enrico GIOVANNINI, Spokesman of the Italian Alliance for Sustainable Development (ASviS) RoundtaBle: William BECKER, Executive Director, Presidential climate action project, USA Alessandro GRANDINETTI, PwC Senior Partner, EMEA Oil & Gas Leader Irene KHAN, Director-General, International Development Law Organization, IDLO Sabina RATTI, Executive Director, ENI Enrico Mattei Foundation Rob VOS, Director, Agricultural Development Economics (ESA), FAO CONCLUDING SESSION – 5 p.m. – 7 p.m. Venue: CHIGI PALACE Chair: Valerio DE LUCA, Executive Director, Global Sustainability Forum Welcome Address: Paolo AQUILANTI, Secretary General, Presidency of the Council of Ministers Keynote Address: Maria Elena BOSCHI, Undersecretary to the Presidency of the Council of Ministers Adoption of the Rome Declaration 2017 and Next Steps Khalid MALIK, Co-Chairman, GSForum and Jean-Paul FITOUSSI, Co-Chairman, GSForum Piazza del Popolo,3 – 00187 Roma – Tel. +39 / 06 – 94803477 – [email protected] With the Patronage of Main Partners With the technical collabora<on of Partners GSForum Project Manager: Ma3eo Catania.
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