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1. Meeting Manual.Pdf Contents Useful Information ....................................................................................... 1 Agenda of 10th Anniversary Celebration of the UN-China Trust Fund Project on Statistical Capacity Building ................................................................... 2 Agenda of High Level Seminar on the Future of Economic Statistics ........ 4 List of Officials Attending the Celebratory Event and the Seminar ............ 6 List of International Participants .................................................................. 7 List of Chinese Participants of the Celebratory Event ................................. 9 List of Chinese Participants of the Seminar ................................................ 12 High Level Seminar on the Future of Economic Statistics 10th Anniversary Celebration of the UN-China Trust Fund Project on Statistical Capacity Building 3-5 June 2019 Shanghai, China Useful Information I. Event Organizers The events are organized by the National Bureau of Statistics of China and the United Nations Statistics Division/DESA. II. Participant Package A package is available for every participant, containing: - Name tag; - Participant Manual; - Documents; - Stationery. III. Event Venue Grand Ballroom (2nd Floor), Hua Ting Hotel & Towers IV. Simultaneous Interpretation Equipment Every participant will have one set of interpretation equipment, including a receiver and an earphone. Please use the equipment with care and keep the equipment on the table after each session. V. Contact Numbers Name Responsibility Mr. Lu Zhixian Director Mr. Li Yichen Coordinator Ms. Zhang Liyun Coordinator - 1 - 10th Anniversary Celebration of the UN-China Trust Fund Project on Statistical Capacity Building 3 June 2019 Shanghai, China Agenda Session 1: Welcome Remarks and Keynote Speech 09:30 – 10:15 • Special Video for the 10th Anniversary of UN-China Trust Fund Project on Statistical Capacity Building • Welcome remarks by Mr. Ning Jizhe, Commissioner, National Bureau of Statistics of China (NBS) • Welcome remarks by Mr. Liu Zhenmin, Under-Secretary- General for Economic and Social Affairs of the United Nations (UNDESA) • Welcome remarks by Mr. Chen Yin, Vice-Mayor, Shanghai Municipal People's Government • Keynote Speech by Mr. Mao Youfeng, Deputy Commissioner, NBS Moderator: Mr. Xian Zude, Deputy Commissioner, NBS Session 2: Panel Statements 10:15 – 10:25 The Role and Significance of the Trust Fund Project in the Realization of the Vision of China’s Foreign Policy and Implementation of the Belt and Road Initiative • National Development and Reform Commission, China • China International Development Cooperation Agency 10:25 – 10:45 The Significance of the Trust Fund Project in Strengthening the Statistical Capacity of China • Ministry of Rural Agriculture and Rural Affairs, China • General Administration of Customs, China • National Bureau of Statistics, China 10:45 – 11:00 The Significance of the Trust Fund Project in Strengthening the Statistical Capacity of Other Developing Countries • Department of Statistics, Malaysia • Philippine Statistics Authority Moderator: Mr. Ivo Havinga, Assistant Director, United Nations Statistics Division (UNSD) - 2 - Session 3: Signing Ceremony and Group Photo 11:00 – 11:30 • Signing the letter of intent on statistical cooperation between the NBS and the UNDESA • Group Photo Moderator: Mr. Xian Zude, Deputy Commissioner, NBS - 3 - High Level Seminar on the Future of Economic Statistics 3-5 June 2019 Shanghai, China Agenda Monday, 3 June 2019 14:00 – 14:20 Opening Ceremony • Opening Statement by Mr. Mao Youfeng, Deputy Commissioner, National Bureau of Statistics of China (NBS) • Opening Statement by Mr. Ivo Havinga, Assistant Director,, United Nations Statistics Division (UNSD) Chair: Ms. Yu Fangdong, Director-General of Statistical Education and Training Center, NBS 14:20 – 16:00 Session 1: New Economics for Sustainable Development • Global Trends and the SDG Framework - United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP) • Assessing the Quality of Infrastructure Through the Lens of Nighttime Lights - Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) • The Future of Economic Statistics - Asian Development Bank (ADB) 16:00 – 16:20 Tea Break 16:20 – 17:30 • Global Economic Development - UNDESA • Panel Discussion: New Economics for Sustainable Development and the Implications for Economic Statistics - UNESCAP, ADB, AIIB Tuesday, 4 June 2019 09:00 – 10:00 Session 2: Economic Statistics Response to the 2030 Agenda • Global Development in Economic Statistics - UNSD • Asia-Pacific in the Global System - UNESCAP - 4 - 10:00 – 10:20 Tea Break 10:20 – 12:00 • System of Environmental Economic Accounting - UNSD • Country Examples: Economic Statistics Directions - U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), Statistics Canada 12:00 – 14:00 Lunch Break 14:00 – 15:30 Session 3: Institutional Transformation • Big Data and the Global Platform - UNSD, UNESCAP • New Statistical Services - Statistics Canada, BEA 15:30 – 15:50 Tea Break 15:50 – 17:00 • Statistical Agencies As Data Steward - Statistics Canada, BEA Friday, 5 June 2019 09:00 – 10:10 Session 4: Approaches to Standard Setting • Current Approach and Principles for the Update of System of Economic Statistics - UNSD • Distribution Income and Wealth - World Inequality Lab 10:10 – 10:30 Tea Break 10:30 – 11:30 Session 5: Future of Economic Statistics • Friends of the Chair on Economic Statistics - Statistics Canada • Room Discussion on the Future of Economic Statistics - UNSD 11:30 – 12:00 Closing Ceremony for the International Part of the Seminar 12:00 – 14:00 Lunch Break 14:00 – 17:00 China’s Economic Development (Chinese participants only) - 5 - High Level Seminar on the Future of Economic Statistics 10th Anniversary Celebration of the UN-China Trust Fund Project on Statistical Capacity Building 3-5 June 2019 Shanghai, China List of Officials from the United Nations Name Position & Organization Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Mr. Liu Zhenmin Affairs, the United Nations Assistant Director, United Nations Statistics Division Mr. Ivo Havinga (UNSD) Mr. Michael Smedes Inter-regional Advisor, UNSD Ms. Ma Ming Program Officer, Office of the Director, UNSD List of Officials from the National Bureau of Statistics of China Name Position & Organization Commissioner, National Bureau of Statistics of China Mr. Ning Jizhe (NBS) Mr. Xian Zude Deputy Commissioner, NBS Mr. Mao Youfeng Deputy Commissioner, NBS List of Officials from Shanghai Municipal People's Government Name Position & Organization Mr. Chen Yin Vice-Mayor, Shanghai Municipal People's Government Deputy Secretary-General, Shanghai Municipal Mr. Ma Chunlei People's Government and Director of Shanghai’s Development and Reform Commission - 6 - High Level Seminar on the Future of Economic Statistics 10th Anniversary Celebration of the UN-China Trust Fund Project on Statistical Capacity Building 3-5 June 2019 Shanghai, China List of International Participants No. Name Organization Position 1 Mr. Stefan Schipper Asian Development Bank Statistician Asian Infrastructure 2 Ms. Han Xuehui Senior Economist Investment Bank Statistics Division, the United Nations Economic Ms. Gemma Van 3 and Social Commission Director Halderen for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP) Macroeconomic Policy and Financing for 4 Mr. Hamza Ali Malik Director Development Division, UNESCAP Big Data Global Working 5 Mr. Mark Craddock Group and the UN Global Technical Director Platform 6 Mr. Lucas Chancel World Inequality Lab Co-Director U.S. Bureau of Economic 7 Mr. Brian Moyer Director Analysis Ms. Catherine Van 8 Statistics Canada Director Rompaey Bangladesh Bureau of 9 Mr. Shahadat Hossain Joint Secretary Statistics, Bangladesh - 7 - No. Name Organization Position National Institute of 10 Mr. Nor Vanndy Director Statistics, Cambodia Deputy Government 11 Mr. Kemueli Naiqama Fiji Bureau of Statistics Statistician Department of Statistics, 12 Mr. Mohd Uzir Mahidin Chief Statistician Malaysia Ms. Eldev-Ochir National Statistics Office 13 Director Erdenesan of Mongolia Mr. Rathnayake Thejan Department of Census and 14 Statistician Sri Statistics, Sri Lanka Director II/OIC- Philippine Statistics 15 Ms. Rosalinda Bautista Deputy National Authority Statistician Ms. Divina Gracia L. del Philippine Statistics 16 Director III Prado Authority National Statistical Statistician, 17 Mr. Boonsit Suttinoon Office, Thailand Professional Level Ministry of planning and Deputy Director 18 Mr. Vinh Pham Quang investment, Vietnam General - 8 - 10th Anniversary Celebration of the UN-China Trust Fund Project on Statistical Capacity Building 3 June 2019 Shanghai, China List of Chinese Participants No. Name Organization Position National Development and Deputy Director- 1 Mr. Zhang Ming Reform Commission General National Development and 2 Mr. Yan Shiqi Deputy Director Reform Commission National Development and 3 Mr. Wu Jian Clerk Reform Commission Principal Program 4 Mr. Zhang Han Ministry of Finance Officer Ministry of Agriculture and Deputy Director- 5 Mr. Song Danyang Rural Affairs General Ministry of Agriculture and 6 Mr. Yang Wei Clerk Rural Affairs Principal Program 7 Mr. Feng Xiang Ministry of Commerce Officer 8 Ms. Li Qian General Administration of Consultant Customs China International 9 Mr. Cai Fangcai Development Cooperation Director-General Agency China International 10 Mr. Bao Zhanhao Development Cooperation Director Agency Administrative Office, 11 Mr. An Pingnian National Bureau of Statistics Director-General
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