26 to 28 September 2017 Vienna International Centre Vienna,

Organized by: United Nations Industrial Development Organization and Finance Center for South-South Cooperation

1 Organizers:

Activity-Level Partners:

Association of Chinese Companies in Austria MODULE 1: HIGH-LEVEL POLICY DIALOGUE

The high-level policy dialogue aims to facilitate constructive dialogue between policymakers and key development stakeholders from international organizations, financial institutions, governments, civil society, academia, business enterprises and industry and is designed to guide event participants throughout the whole process of sustainable urban-industrial development by connecting policy to practice.

Policy Practice

26 SEPTEMBER 2017 08:30 – 09:15 Registration Gate 1, Vienna International Centre (VIC) (See maps attached in the aide-memoire for directions on how to get from Gate 1 to the Rotunda in Building C where elevators in the lobby will take you directly to Boardroom D on the 4th floor.)

• Security check through Gate 1 of the VIC. • Collection of conference bags and badges: Registered participants can collect their badges and bags from the “Registration Desk” in the lobby of Gate 1. • Registration for participants from Permanent Missions will take place at the “UNIDO Info Point” booth located in the Rotunda, Ground Floor, Building C.

(Logistical Notes: See maps attached in the last two pages of this agenda for directions on how to get from Gate 1 to the VIC rotunda in Building C where elevators in the lobby, located in the direction of Buildings D & E [refer to map 2], will take you directly to Boardroom D on the 4th floor. Please also follow the footpath marked for your convenience on the floor in the rotunda, which is designed to guide participants to the meeting rooms for the high-level policy dialogue. The route from Gate 1 to Boardroom D should take approximately 15 minutes, including security check.)

09:15 – 10:00 Opening Ceremony Boardroom D, 4th Floor, Building C During the opening ceremony, distinguished dignitaries will share their vision, strategies, knowledge and experience, as well as the on-the-ground insight necessary to ensure an inclusive approach to the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development under the framework of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).

Moderator: Mr. Philippe Scholtès, Managing Director, Programme Development and Technical Cooperation, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) Statements by: Mr. LI Yong, Director General, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) Mr. WANG Xiaotao, Vice Chairman, National Development and Reform Commission, China Ms. Debora Serracchiani, President, Region Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy Mr. Heinz Fischer, President, Institute for Human Sciences, Austria; Former President, Republic of Austria Mr. Mahmoud Mohieldin, Senior Vice President, World Bank Group Mr. CAI E-Sheng, Chairman, Finance Center for South-South Cooperation (FCSSC), Hong Kong, China (Logistical Notes: All speakers in the opening ceremony are kindly requested to take their assigned seats on the stage. All other participants are requested to take a seat in the boardroom and to keep their mobile phones on silent.

3 A Signing Ceremony will follow directly after the Opening Ceremony. Please stay seated in Boardroom D until the Signing Ceremony has concluded. During the Signing Ceremony, Mr. LI Yong and Mr. CAI E-Sheng will sign the Memorandum of Understanding. All other dignitaries on the panel are kindly requested to relocate behind the signatories to witness their signature.)

10:00 – 10:05 Signing Ceremony Boardroom D, 4th Floor, Building C Memorandum of Understanding to be signed between: • UNIDO and FCSSC

Signatories: Mr. LI Yong, Director General, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) Mr. CAI E-Sheng, Chairman, Finance Center for South-South Cooperation (FCSSC), Hong Kong, China

(Logistical Notes: During the Signing Ceremony, all panellists from the Opening Ceremony will relocate behind the signatories, Mr. LI Yong and Mr. CAI E-Sheng, to witness their signature. After the Signing Ceremony has concluded, high-level panellists will attend a Press Briefing. During this time, all other panellists and general participants are requested to remain seated in Boardroom D for the start of Session 1 at 10:10.)

10:15 – 10:45 Press Briefing Room C5, 7th Floor, Building C

Moderator: Mr. Jason Slater, Chief, Corporate Communications and Media Relations, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

Panel: Mr. LI Yong, Director General, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) Mr. Mahmoud Mohieldin, Senior Vice-President, World Bank Group (Logistical Notes: Following the Press Briefing, dignitaries are kindly requested to return to Boardroom D for Sessions 1 and 2.)

4 10:10 – 11:10 Session 1 – Global Goals for Local Impact: Strengthening Policy Coordination for the Successful Implementation of Development Goals

Boardroom D, 4th Floor, Building C

The framework of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has been designed and developed to address global issues in a holistic manner. There have been remarkable advancements in today’s world in the fields of healthcare, energy, environment and information technology, to name but a few. All of these advancements have opened up new opportunities for partnership and economic development. In many respects, the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the BRI share a similar vision. As one of several operational models of South-South cooperation, the BRI has identified five priority areas for cooperation – policy coordination, enhanced connectivity, unimpeded trade, financial integration and cultural exchange – all of which contribute directly or indirectly to the achievement of the 17 SDGs. Although launched independently of the 2030 Agenda, the BRI will act as a strong instrument for the promotion of integrated sustainable development and will facilitate the implementation of the 2030 Agenda. Session 1 aims to initiate a discussion on the importance of strengthening policy coordination for sustainable urban-industrial development, which is critical to achieving the 2030 Agenda.

Focus: • Coordinating development strategies and policies through the BRI; • Integrating approaches and the role of municipal governments for the successful realization of the SDGs in cities; • Improving infrastructure and transportation connectivity to facilitate inter-regional development; • Enhancing South-South and triangular industrial cooperation for the synchronization of regional and local efforts towards the achievement of the SDGs. Moderator and Lead Discussant: Mr. Peter Frankopan, Director, Oxford Centre for Byzantine Research; Senior Research Fellow, Worcester College, Oxford University,

Keynote Speaker: Mr. HONG Pingfan, Director, Development Policy and Analysis Division, United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA)

Panellists: 1.1. Mr.Ms. HONGWANG Pingfan, Grace Xiaojun Director,, Deputy Development Director, Policy Programme and Analysis and Operations, Division, United United Nations Nations OfficeDepartment for South-Southof Economic Cooperationand Social Affairs (UNOSSC) (UN DESA)(Confirmed) 2.2. Mr. AbdullahPéter Szegvári Habibzai, Senior, Mayor, Advisor Kabul, to the Afghanistan Mayor, Budapest, (Confirmed) Hungary 3.3. Ms.Mr. WasimDebora Akhtar Serr , Mayor, Karachi, Pakistan 4. Mr. Shaikh Ahmad Matin, Acting Deputy Mayor and Senior Advisor to the Mayor, Kabul, Afghanistan General discussion (Logistical Notes: After Session 1, there will be a ten-minute coffee break. The route from the meeting room to the “Coffee Corner”, located behind Boardroom D, will take approximately one minute. Panellists and general participants are requested to return promptly to attend the start of Session 2, which will take place in the same meeting room beginning at 11:20.)

11:10 – 11:20 Coffee Break “Coffee Corner” located behind Boardroom D, th4 Floor, Building C

5 11:20 – 12:20 Session 2 – Urban-Industrial Nexus: Strengthening Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships for Sustainable Urban-Industrial Development

Boardroom D, 4th Floor, Building C

Industrialization has led the way in urbanization by creating economic growth andjob opportunities, which draw people to cities. Economic activities in the agricultural sector have been reduced but have become more concentrated in secondary industries, including the manufacturing, construction and service sectors. Industries can be drivers of sustainable economic growth and urban development. The relationship and dynamics between industries and cities are very strong and persistent. Industries will continue to have a sizeable footprint on sustainable urban development in the coming decade as SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure) continues to provide co-benefits to all 17 SDGs. Industries must keeptoa more sustainable trajectory, however, which means improving energy efficiency and resource consumption by using clean technologies, and supporting urban development and economic growth by implementing technologies in sectors that are vital to ensuring cities’ development. Session 2 aims to explore the role of multi-stakeholder partnerships for sustainable cities and to emphasize the interdependency between sustainable urban and industrial development.

Focus: • Facilitating multi-stakeholder partnerships to foster sustainable urban growth and development; • Exploring the role of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in powering the urban economy; • Facilitating the implementation of the New Urban Agenda and the 2030 Agenda for the advancement of inclusive and sustainable urban-industrial development; • Ensuring environmental sustainability, energy efficiency and the adoption of clean technologies in industries for sustainable cities.

Moderator and Lead Discussant: Mr. Mario Pezzini, Director, Development Centre, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)

Keynote Speaker: Ms. Cristina Pinna, Senior Policy Adviser, Global Partnership, United Nations Development Programme

Panellists: 1. 1. Mr. Mr. Adam Jochen Elhiraika Koeckler, Director,, Chairman, Macroeconomic Managing Board, Policy DeutscheDivision, UnitedMesse Nations Economic 2.Commission Mr. DU Zhengxi for Africa, Deputy (UNECA) Mayor, (Confirmed) Lanzhou, China 2. 3. Mr. Mr.Jochen Decha Koeckler Pimpisut, Chairman,, Director, Managing Bureau of Board, Public Deutsche Participatory Messe Promotion, (Confirmed) Department of Industrial Works, Thailand 3. Deputy Mayor, Lanzhou, China (Confirmed) 4. Mr. Georgy Potapov, Managing Director, Strategy and Policy, International Investment Bank

General discussion

(Logistical Notes: After Session 2, participants will receive their lunch voucher at the central exit of Boardroom D. The official Exhibition Opening will take place from 12:45 in theVIC rotunda on the Ground Floor, Building C. The route from the meeting room to the VIC rotunda will take approximately five minutes. Panellists and general participants are invited to attend the Exhibition Opening and to visit each of the 20 exhibition booths organized by different organizations.)

6 12:45 – 12:55 Exhibition Opening and Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Rotunda, Ground Floor, Building C Moderator: Mr. Gerardo Patacconi, Officer-in-Charge, Department of Agri-Business Development, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

Welcome remarks: Mr. LI Yong, Director General, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

Video Message: Dr. Joan Clos, Executive Director, United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat)

(Logistical Notes: The Exhibition Opening will take place on the central stage in the centre of the VIC rotunda. Mr. LI Yong will be welcomed to the stage by Mr. Gerardo Patacconi to deliver brief remarks, after which Mr. LI Yong and Mr. CAI E-Sheng will jointly cut the ribbon. After the ribbon-cutting ceremony, a video message from Dr. Joan Clos will be played on the monitors in the rotunda. Following the video message, Mr. LI Yong and Mr. CAI E-Sheng will remain on stage to launch a new publication.)

12:55 – 13:05 Book-Launching Ceremony Title: 2017 South-South Cooperation Report: Changing Roles of South-South Cooperation in Global Development System: Towards 2030

Moderator: Mr. Gerardo Patacconi, Officer-in-Charge, Department of Agri-Business Development, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

Dignitaries: Mr. LI Yong, Director General, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

Mr. CAI E-Sheng, Chairman, Finance Center for South-South Cooperation (FCSSC), Hong Kong, China

(Logistical Notes: The book-launching ceremony will take place on the stage in the centre of the rotunda. Mr. LI Yong and Mr. CAI E-Sheng will reveal the publication and share signed copies with select participants. Mr. Gerardo Patacconi will return to the stage to prepare for the Open Debate.)

13:05 – 14:15 Lunch Break Lunch Area, Rotunda, Ground Floor, Building C

7 13:10 – 14:10 OPEN DEBATE - How can the sharing economy impact the future of urban development?

Rotunda, Ground Floor, Building C

The emergence of the sharing economy has had a perceivable impact on urban development. Cities are fundamentally built upon the idea of sharing. Public services, facilities and goods, which were originally coordinated by governments or companies, are now being shared among citizens. Just as the sharing economy is restricted by different city conditions, it nevertheless changes how urban development unfolds and alters patterns of citizen behaviour.

Focus: • Facilitating discussion on how collaborative economic platforms can be used to tackle the needs of people, communities and municipal governments; • Illustrating the potential and impact of the sharing economy on local communities, inclusive development and the environment in urban areas; • Understanding the challenges of municipal governments, particularly regulatory and taxation issues.

Moderator: Mr. Gerardo Patacconi, Officer-in-Charge, Department of Agri-Business Development, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

Panellists: 1.Panellist Ms. Tanja 1: Ms. Wehsely, Tanja Wehsely,Vienna City Vienna Council City Member; Council Head, Member; Board Head, of Economics, Board of Economics,Finance and FinanceInternational and International Affairs, City Affairs, of Vienna, City ofAustria Vienna, Austria 2. Mr. Eugen Antalovsky, Managing Director, Urban Innovation Vienna GmbH Panellist 2: Mr. Eugen Antalovsky, Managing Director, Urban Innovation Vienna GmbH 3. Mr. Alexander Hovorka, Managing Director, car2go Österreich GmbH 4.Panellist Mr. Zhang 3: Mr. Yanqi, Alexander Co-Founder Hovorka, and ManagingChief Operating Director, Officer, car2go ÖsterreichOfo GmbH 5. Mr. Andreas Breinbauer, Director, FH-Programme, “Logistics and Transport Management”, PanellistUniversity 4: Mr. of AppliedZhang Yanqi, Sciences Co-Founder BFI Vienna, and Austria Chief Operating Officer, Ofo anellist 5: Mr. Andreas Breinbauer, Director, FH-Programme, “Logistics and Transport

General discussion

(Logistical Notes: The Open Debate will take place on the stage in the centre of the rotunda. Panellists will be welcomed to the stage by Mr. Patacconi. Session 3 will take place in Boardroom D, 4th Floor, Building C. The route from the rotunda to Boardroom D will take approximately 5 minutes.)

8 14:30 – 15:45 Session 3 – Cities of Tomorrow: Technological Solutions and Holistic Approaches for Sustainable Cities

Boardroom D, 4th Floor, Building C

It can be seen clearly that the different challenges facing urban areas environmentally, socially and demographically are all interwoven and interlinked. Innovation and technology are driving forces for the future of urban development. The aim of urban innovation is to ensure a better use of assets and resources while enhancing urban competitiveness and capital. Urban-physical planning should work in parallel with educational institutions, industrial leaders and private- sector organizations, along with local citizens, entrepreneurs and civil society. By combining local expertise, culture, technology and capacities and by developing holistic solutions, the path to achieving sustainable urban-industrial development will become more clear and effective. Session 3 aims to lead a discussion of challenges and holistic solutions for sustainable cities.

Focus: • Promoting entrepreneurship and citizens’ engagement in smart-city planning processes; • Stimulating technological innovation, the adoption of alternative energy sources and knowledge-sharing within the framework of the BRI; • Emphasizing holistic, integrated and multidisciplinary approaches for sustainable cities; • Forecasting the contribution of big data to inclusive and sustainable urban-industrial development.

Moderator and Lead Discussant: Mr. XU Lin, Director General, China Center for Urban Development

Keynote Speaker: Mr. Christoph Matznetter, Vice-President, Austrian Federal Economic Chamber (WKO), Austria

Panellists: 1. Mr. Mohammed Sayed Badr, Governor, Luxor, Egypt 2. Mr. Erion Veliaj, Mayor, Tirana, Albania 3. Ms. Isabella Groegor-Cechowicz, Global General Manager, Public Services, SAP SE 4. Ms. ZHANG Jirong Joyce, Deputy Director General, Finance Center for South-South Cooperation, Hong Kong, China

General discussion

(Logistical Notes: After Session 3, there will be a fifteen-minute coffee break. The route from the meeting room to the “Coffee Corner”, located behind Boardroom D, will take approximately one minute. Panellists and general participants are requested to return to their seats promptly to attend the start of Session 4 beginning at 16:00.)

15:45 – 16:00 Coffee Break “Coffee Corner” located behind Boardroom D, th4 Floor, Building C

9 16:00 – 17:15 Session 4 - Financing the Future: Regional Strategies to Boost Urban Trade and Investment Boardroom D, 4th Floor, Building C With the world urbanizing and developing at a rapid pace, promoting investment and trade in support of sustainable urban-industrial development is of the utmost importance. Urban- development projects require a huge amount of financing, and local city governments are often unable to provide the required funds. Increasing the scale and efficiency of urban-development financing should therefore be a priority in urban-development strategies. Urban infrastructure and services are key areas of investment and finance because they can unlock significant potential for future growth. New partnerships in investment and finance should therefore be introduced and new effective cooperation mechanisms should be taken up to support sustainable urban financing. Session 4 aims to identify innovative sources and mechanisms to boost trade and investment in cities.

Focus: • Closing the urban-financing gap through bankable urban-industrial development projects; • Enhancing city competitiveness and aligning economic infrastructure to facilitate urban trade and investment; • Promoting inter-regional trade and cross-cultural exchanges among urban settlements through the BRI; • Establishing mechanisms to attract investors and the private sector for economic growth and inclusive and sustainable urban-industrial development. Moderator and Lead Discussant: Mr. Marco Kamiya, Coordinator (a.i.), Urban Economy and Finance Branch, UN-Habitat

Keynote Speaker: Mr. HE Maochun, Counsellor, State Council; Professor, Department of International Relations; Director, Center for Economic Diplomacy, Tsinghua University, China

Panellists: 1.1. Mr. Mr. LIU LIU DianxunDianxun,, Director General, InvestmentInvestment PromotionPromotion Agency,Agency, MinistryMinistry ofof CommerceCommerce ofof the the People’s People’s Republic Republic of of China China (Invited) 2.2. Mr. Mr. Jacek Jacek Jaśkowiak Jaśkowiak, ,Mayor, Mayor, Poznań, Poznań, Poland (Confirmed) 3. Ms. Bernadette Marianne Gierlinger, Director General, Foreign Economic Policy and European Integration, Federal Ministry of Science, Research and Economy, Austria 4. Mr. ZHENG Peijia, Chief Operating Officer, China-Africa Development Fund

General discussion

(Logistical Notes: After Session 4, please remain seated in the meeting room for a brief wrap-up of the day’s proceedings)

10 17:15 – 17:30 Wrap-Up Remarks and Achievement Highlights Boardroom D, 4th Floor, Building C Mr. Philippe Scholtès, Managing Director, Programme Development and Technical Cooperation, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

(Logistical Notes: After the last session of the first day, dignitaries with invitation cards are invited to attend a reception hosted by UNIDO’s Director General, which will take place in the VIC Restaurant on the Ground Floor, Building F at 18:00. The route from Boardroom D to the VIC Restaurant will take approximately 7 minutes. General participants who are not attending the reception may exit the VIC via Gate 1. To ensure easy access to the VIC on subsequent days, please retain your ground passes for the remainder of the event.)

From 18:00 Reception Hosted by UNIDO’s Director General* onwards VIC Restaurant, Ground Floor, Building F Master of Ceremonies: Mr. KUNIYOSHI Hiroshi, Deputy to the Director General, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) Welcome remarks: Mr. LI Yong, Director General, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) *By invitation only (Logistical Notes: Following the reception, dignitaries may exit the VIC via Gate 1. To ensure easy access to the VIC on subsequent days, please retain your ground passes for the remainder of the event.)

11 MODULE 2: SHOWCASING URBAN-INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT DEMANDS AND SOLUTIONS

UNIDO aims to provide an open platform for all stakeholders to exchange alternative, affordable and appropriate solutions for inclusive and sustainable urban-industrial development. “Urban-Industrial Solutions and Business Opportunities” sessions will therefore be organized in parallel to the matchmaking activities in order to identify potential investment opportunities and to showcase urban-industrial development demands and innovative urban solutions. Municipal stakeholders and city representatives are encouraged to actively participate in these sessions, as well as the study tours, and to learn from internationally identified best practices and illustrated practical solutions.

Solutions Business

27 SEPTEMBER 2017 09:00 – 09:50 Business Breakfast* VIC Restaurant, Ground Floor, Building F Welcome remarks by: Mr. GAO Xingle, Counsellor, Embassy of the People’s Republic of China to the Republic of Austria

Remarks by: Mr. Stephan Sicars, Director, Department of Environment, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

Partner: Association of Chinese Companies in Austria

*By invitation only

(Logistical Notes: Dignitaries with invitation cards are invited to attend a business breakfast hosted by the Association of Chinese Companies in Austria, which will take place in theVIC Restaurant on the Ground Floor, Building F. After the breakfast, the first session of the day will take place in Room C1, 2nd Floor, Building C. The route from the VIC Restaurant to meeting room C1 will take approximately 7 minutes.)

10:00 – 11:00 Urban-Industrial Solutions and Business Opportunities (I) – Theme: Circular Economy and Urban Waste Management Room C1, 2nd Floor, Building C The “Urban-Industrial Solutions and Business Opportunities (I)” session aims to pave the way for development stakeholders to address urban challenges and to explore business opportunities in the area of urban-industrial development by harnessing the potential of partnerships. This session will examine the potential for applying innovative technologies in the urban waste-management sector, which are required in order to achieve a circular economy and to implement the SDGs.

Focus: • Discussing integrated waste-management solutions, in particular for the waste-to- energy domain, promoting the development of sustainable business models in cities; • Facilitating discussion of case studies and exchanging experiences on the co-processing of municipal waste during cement production; • Illustrating governments’ experiences in enhancing the integration of municipal waste- management systems for the development of a circular economy.

12 Moderator and Lead Discussant: Mr. Stephan Sicars, Director, Department of Environment, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

Keynote Speaker: Mr. Peter Pluschke, Deputy-Mayor, Nuremberg, Germany

Panellists: 1. Ms. Franziska Howorka-Samii, Department of External Relations/Waste Prevention, MA 48 – Waste Management, City of Vienna, Austria 2. Mr. PENG Zheng, Project Manager, Foreign Economic Cooperation Office, Ministry of Environmental Protection of the People’s Republic of China 3. Mr. David Tobin, Sustainability Manager, Lagan Cement, Ireland

General discussion

(Logistical Notes: After the first session, there will be a fifteen-minute coffee break. The route from the meeting room to the “Coffee Corner”, located behind Room C1, will take approximately 1 minute. Panellists and general participants are requested to return to their seats promptly to attend the beginning of the second session at 11:15.)

11:00 – 11:15 Coffee Break “Coffee Corner” located behind Room C1, 2nd Floor, Building C

11:15 – 12:15 Urban-Industrial Solutions and Business Opportunities (II) Theme:– Air Quality in Urban Settings Room C1, 2nd Floor, Building C The “Urban-Industrial Solutions and Business Opportunities (II)” session will specifically address the challenges and links between rapid industrialization and urbanization that have led toa deterioration in air quality and a rise in greenhouse gas emissions, especially in growing global economies. The panellists will discuss and emphasize best practices and available technologies, as well as approaches to tackling urban pollution. A number of initiatives, such as e-mobility, low- carbon and low-emission technologies, and clean cookstoves, will be showcased based on UNIDO and other partners’ technical competencies.

Focus: • Facilitating discussion of the challenges faced by municipal authorities in mitigating urban pollution and greenhouse gas emissions; • Illustrating required policy mechanisms and enabling conditions for adoption of low- carbon technologies, such as e-mobility and clean cookstoves, which generate local and global environmental benefits and have a positive impact on air quality; • Showcasing existing, as well as potential, partnerships that could facilitate market deployment of low-carbon technologies for urban-industrial symbiosis.

Moderator and Lead Discussant: Mr. Tareq Emtairah, Director, Department of Energy, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

13 Keynote Speaker: Ms. TAN Xiaomei, Senior Climate Change Specialist, Global Environment Facility (GEF)

Panellists: 1. Mr. Leonido J. Pulido III, Assistant Secretary, Department of Energy, Philippines 2. Mr. WU Daohong, Chairman, Shenwu Corporation, China 3. Ms. Radha Muthiah, Chief Executive Officer, Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves 4. Mr. Stijn Janssen, Programme Manager, VITO,

General discussion

(Logistical Notes: Following the second session, there will be a lunch break. Dignitaries with invitation cards are invited to attend the Business Lunch in the VIC Restaurant on the Ground Floor, Building F, which will take a seven-minute walk from the meeting room. General participants are invited to collect their lunch vouchers at the central exit of Room C1 and to take their lunch in the VIC rotunda, which is a five-minute walk from the meeting room.)

12:30 – 14:00 Business Lunch* VIC Restaurant, Ground Floor, Building F

Welcome remarks by: Mr. Michael Otter, Director General, Advantage Austria, Austrian Federal Economic Chamber (WKO)

Remarks by: Mr. KUNIYOSHI Hiroshi, Deputy to the Director General, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

Partner: Austrian Federal Economic Chamber (WKO)

*By invitation only

(Logistical Notes: Dignitaries with invitation cards are invited to attend the Business Lunch hosted by the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber, which will take place in the VIC Restaurant on the Ground Floor, Building F. After lunch, the next session will take place in Room C1, nd2 Floor, Building C. The route from the VIC Restaurant to meeting room C1 will take approximately 7 minutes.)

12:30 – 14:15 Lunch Break Lunch Area, Rotunda, Ground Floor, Building C

(Logistical Notes: General participants are invited to have lunch in the VIC rotunda, which is a five-minute walk from the meeting room, while enjoying various cultural performances.)

14 12:30 – 14:15 Cultural Performances Rotunda, Ground Floor, Building C Culture is an important aspect of city competitiveness and the fifth pillar of the BRI. Cities regularly invest in cultural programmes and tourism initiatives, not only to influence the image and attractiveness of their city, but also to stimulate social inclusion and cultural integration. In order to showcase different facets of city life, cultural performances will be organized during the lunch break on 27 September.

Moderator: Ms. Victoria Haykin, Junior Associate, Department of Partnerships and Results Monitoring, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

Performances: 12:30 – 12:35 Introductory Remarks: Ms. Chantal Pothier, President, United Nations Industrial Development Organization Staff Union, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

12:35 – 12:55 Didgeridoo Performance (Australia) Mr. Nicolo Romeo

12:55 – 13:20 Ukrainian Performance (organized with the support of the VIC Ukrainian Club) Moderator: Ms. Solomiya Omelyan, Secretary, VIC Ukrainian Club; Programme Officer, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

Welcome Remarks H.E. Mr. Ihor Prokopchuk, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Permanent Representative of Ukraine to the International Organizations in Vienna and Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE)

Ukrainian Songs by Ihor Kushpler Ms. Zoryana Kushpler, Ukrainian Mezzo Soprano, soloist at the Vienna State Opera, winner of the all-Ukrainian award “Person of the Year - 2016”, accompanied by Mr. Dmitri Klimenko, winner of international competitions, on piano

Classic Waltz Ms. Nadiya and Mr. Kostyantyn Panchenko, World Championship Ten Dance Youths, finalists at the Blackpool Dance Festival in China, Champions of Austria in 2016, finalists and prize winners of all-Ukrainian and international competitions

13:20 – 13:40 Filipino Performance (organized with the support of the VIC Filipino Club) Moderator: Ms. Maria Zelda Rojas, Administrative Assistant, Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO)

15 Malong-Malong Dance Featuring Aida Felarca, Lila Velasquez, Norma Jäger, Alma Latin, Rowena Chmel, Thesie Lagus and Evmir Edios

Sayaw sa Cuyo Featuring Dorcas Aigner, Emma de Rama, Katherine Sudaria, Sarah Alberto, Shiela Ilag and Wynnah Pahilanga

Subli Dance Featuring Anastasia Waitzbauer and Glenn Figuracion

Sayaw sa Bangko Featuring Miriam De La Cruz and Armando Salonga

13:40 – 14:15 Contemporary Jazz Music (Global) VIC Jazz Club, featuring Mr. Alen Siljak on drums, Mr. Daniel Bridi on keyboards, Mr. Francois Foulon on soprano saxophone, Mr. Ingo Kaplaner on piano, Mr. Roberto Gaetano on tenor saxophone, Mr. Roland Süle on bass, and Ms. Sandra Reindl-Schweighofer as guest vocalist

(Logistical Notes: During the lunch break, participants are invited to enjoy the cultural performances in the VIC rotunda.)

14:30 – 15:45 Urban-Industrial Solutions and Business Opportunities (III) – Theme: Urban Innovation and Smart Solutions

Room C1, 2nd Floor, Building C

The “Urban-Industrial Solutions and Business Opportunities (III)” session aims to pave the way for a discussion of urban challenges, in the context of rapid technological change and the 4th industrial revolution, and to explore business opportunities in the area of urban-industrial development by harnessing the potential of partnerships. This session will specifically emphasize best practices, with a focus on leveraging Industry 4.0 technologies for the development of sustainable and smart cities, as well as multi-stakeholder partnerships, to ensure the development of sustainable cities.

Focus: • Illustrating how integrated approaches to planning, investment and the uptake of new technologies can ensure the development of smarter, cleaner, safer and more sustainable cities; • Discussing the role of impact investment in transforming cities into smart cities and in leveraging new technologies, and addressing the role of multi-stakeholder partnerships during this transition; • Showcasing how new technologies’ applications in transport can help alleviate the congestion problems of today’s cities; • Exploring international organizations and specialized agencies’ roles in promoting smart solutions for urbanization in developing countries.

16 Moderator and Lead Discussant: Ms. Olga Memedovic, Chief, Cluster and Innovation Division, Department of Trade, Investment and Innovation, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

Keynote Speeches led by: Mr. Sebastian Schlund, Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology Endowed Chair for Industry 4.0, Research Centre on Human Centered Cyber Physical Production and Assembly Systems, Vienna Technical University, Austria Mr. LIU Qunkai, Business Development Director, Alibaba Cloud Europe

Panellists: 1.1. Mr.Mr. OkanOkan Geray, Geray, Co-Rapporteur, Co-Rapporteur ,International International Telecommunication Telecommunication UnionUnion StudyStudy GroupGroup 20 20 QuestionQuestion 7,7, SmartSmart DubaiDubai OfficeOffice 2.2. Mr.Mr. Markus Markus Kottinger, Kottinger, Solutions Solutions Architect, Architect, Smart Smart Cities, Cities, IBM IBM Vienna Vienna 3.3. Mr.Mr. Necmettin Necmettin Kaymaz, Kaymaz, Chief Chief Project Project Director, Director, Prime Prime Ministry Ministry Investment Investment Support Support and and PromotionPromotion AgencyAgency ofof TurkeyTurkey (ISPAT)(ISPAT) 4.Panellist Mr. Florian 4: Mr. AnsgarFlorian JaegerAnsgar, Jaeger,Research Research Engineer, Engineer, Siemens Siemens

General discussion

(Logistical Notes: After the third session, there will be a fifteen-minute coffee break. The route from the meeting room to the “Coffee Corner”, located directly behind Room C1, will take approximately 1 minute. Panellists and general participants are kindly requested to return promptly to their seats prior to the start of the fourth session at 16:00.)

15:45 –16:00 Coffee Break “Coffee Corner” located behind Room C1, 2nd Floor, Building C

17 16:00 – 17:15 Urban-Industrial Solutions and Business Opportunities (IV) – Theme: SMEs and City Competitiveness Room C1, 2nd Floor, Building C

The “Urban-Industrial Solutions and Business Opportunities (IV)” session aims to explore the complex relation between industry and urbanization, while achieving social, economic and environmental sustainability. Discussions will focus on the presentation of best practices and strategies, with the aim of ensuring that industries and SMEs nurture a given city’s competitiveness and sustainability. Urban agro-based industries and related services (food, textile and garments, wood and furniture making, leather and footwear, creative industries, etc.) can assume a key role in achieving inclusive and sustainable urban development, contributing to economic growth, job creation and food security in the urban context, and can complement the demand for agricultural commodities being produced in rural areas.

Focus: • Illustrating innovative mechanisms for transforming urban industries into sustainable job providers, with a focus on the creative and agro-based industries; • Discussing the integration of science and agro-parks into liveable, inclusive and sustainable cities or urban hubs; • Exploring inclusive and sustainable cities as a potential market for SMEs.

Moderator and Lead Discussant: Mr. Gerardo Patacconi, Officer-in-Charge, Department of Agri-Business Development, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

Keynote Speaker: Mr. Marco Kamiya, Coordinator (a.i.), Urban Economy and Finance Branch, UN-Habitat

Panellists: 1. Mr.1. MohamedMr. Mohamed Sanaa Sanaa, Vice-Governor,, Vice-Governor, Cairo, Cairo, Egypt Egypt 2. Mr.2. Mr.Roman Roman Serdar Serdar Mendle Mendle, Smart, Smart Cities Cities Program Program Manager, Manager, ICLEI ICLEI - -Local Local GovernmentsGovernments for for SustainabilitySustainability 3. Ms.3. HUMs. Weiwei HU Weiwei, Founder, Founder and President, and President, Mobike Mobike Technology Technology Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd. 4. Ms. Anke Merkl, Head, Economic Department, Municipality of Linz 4. Ms. Anke Merkl, Head, Economic Department, Municipality of Linz

General discussion

(Logistical Notes: At the end of the fourth session, all panellists are requested to remain seated for a brief wrap-up of the day’s proceedings and achievement highlights.)

17:15 –17:25 Wrap-Up Remarks and Achievement Highlights Room C1, 2nd Floor, Building C Mr. ZOU Ciyong, Director, Department of Partnerships and Results Monitoring, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

18 28 SEPTEMBER 2017

09:15 – 10:30 Inter-Agency Networking Breakfast VIC Restaurant, Ground Floor, Building F

* By invitation only

In 2016, the “Belt and Road Inclusive and Sustainable City Service Network” was formed, under the umbrella of South-South cooperation and within the framework of the BRI, to further solidify UNIDO’s involvement in inclusive and sustainable urban-industrial development. With a focus on developing joint approaches to the advancement of inclusive and sustainable urban-industrial development, the inter-agency networking breakfast is intended to facilitate regular consultation with experts and focal points from international organizations and agencies and will seek to address the following questions: • How to facilitate partnerships and encourage integrated approaches among different urban-industrial stakeholders and international agencies; • How to scale-up South-South cooperation for sustainable urban-industrial development; • How to meet the demands and challenges of urban-industrial development via technical- cooperation projects; • How to facilitate city-level and sector-specific matchmaking and attract urban investments; • How to promote urban-industrial innovation through knowledge transfer

Moderator and Lead Discussant: Ms. FUJINO Ayumi, Director, Office of Strategic Planning and Coordination, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

Keynote Speaker: Ms. WANG Grace Xiaojun, Deputy Director, Programme and Operations, United Nations Office for South-South Cooperation (UNOSSC)

Speakers: 1. Mr. ZHAO Yongli, Director, Division II of UN Programmes, China International Center for Economic and Technical Exchanges (CICETE) 2. Ms. LIU Yue, Deputy Director, Division of International Cooperation, China Center for Urban Development 3. Mr. Sascha Stange, Technical Expert, Destination Management and Quality Programme, World Tourism Organization (UNWTO)

General discussion (Logistical Notes: Dignitaries with invitation cards are invited to attend the Inter-Agency Breakfast, which will take place in the VIC Restaurant on the Ground Floor, Building F. After the breakfast, participants are invited to attend a side event on southern-driven partnerships for smart-city development, which will take place in Room C1, 2nd Floor, Building C. The route from the VIC Restaurant to C1 will take approximately 7 minutes.)

19 10:45 – 12:00 Side-Event - Southern-Driven Public-Private Partnerships for Smart Cities: The Case of Clean Energy Room C1, 2nd Floor, Building C As the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Agreement highlight, access to clean and sustainable energy is an integral part of building the cities of tomorrow. The critical next step is transforming global climate and development commitments into concrete national policies. This panel will explore the role that cross-cutting partnerships – between both the public and business sectors, as well as countries in the Global South – play in increasing access to clean energy. Access to clean and efficient cooking solutions will serve as a case study highlighting the importance of South-South and public-private sector cooperation in cross-cutting, national-level development and climate interventions.

Focus: • Energy access as an accelerator to sustainable cities and communities; • Southern-led initiatives for achieving energy goals in the SDGs and NDCs; • Public-private partnerships for sustainable development and addressing climate change.

Moderator and Lead Discussant: Ms. Asna Towfiq, Bangladesh Market Manager, Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves

Keynote Speaker: Ms. Radha Muthiah, Chief Executive Officer, Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves

Panellists: 1.Mr. Mr. Shu Michael Tao, Dean,Johnson College, Senior of Scientist, Urban and Berkeley Environmental Air Monitoring Sciences, Group Peking University 2. (Confirmed)Mr. Shu Tao, Dean, College of Urban and Environmental Sciences, Peking University, China Panellist3. Mr. Wisdom 2: Mr. Michael Togobo Johnson,, Director, Senior Renewable Scientist, Energy, Berkeley Ministry Air Monitoringof Energy, GhanaGroup (Confirmed) Panellist 3: Mr. Mahama Kappiah, Executive Director, ECOWAS Regional Centre for Renewable General Energydiscussion and Energy Efficiency (ECREEE) (Invited) Panellist 4: Ms. Faith Wandera, Clean Cooking National Focal Point, Department of Renewable (LogisticalEnergy Notes: - Ministry Following of theEnergy side and event, Petroleum, there will Kenya be a (Invited)lunch break. Dignitaries with invitation cardsPanellist are invited 5: Mr. to Binu attend Parthan, a Asia matchmaking Adviser, Global lunch Climate at theFund VIC(Invited) Restaurant on the Ground Floor, BuildingPanellist F, which 6: Ms.is a seven-minute Asna Towfiq, walk Bangladesh from the meeting Market room.) Manager, Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves (Confirmed)

12:30 – 14:30 Lunch Break Cafeteria, Ground Floor, Building C

20 12:30 – 14:00 Matchmaking Lunch* VIC Restaurant, Ground Floor, Building F

Moderator: Mr. GONG Weixi, Senior Coordinator, South-South and Triangular Industrial Cooperation, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

Welcome remarks by: Ms. Sabine Ohler, Director, Department of International Business, Vienna Business Agency

Remarks by: Ms. Lucia Cartini, Senior Industrial Development Officer, Investment and Promotion Division, Department of Trade, Investment and Innovation, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

Partner: Vienna Business Agency

*By invitation only

(Logistical Notes: Dignitaries with invitation cards are invited to attend a matchmaking lunch, which will take place in the VIC Restaurant on the Ground Floor, Building F. After the lunch, participants are requested to proceed promptly to the “UNIDO Info Point” booth in theVIC rotunda at 14:00.)

14:15–17:15 Study Tours on Green Technology and Energy-Efficient Systems City of Vienna Study tours, generously organized by the City of Vienna and Urban Innovation Vienna, will take place on 28 September to familiarize participants with practical urban-industrial development solutions. Three study tours will be organized in parallel, according to the following themes: 1. Wastewater Management: Ebswien Hauptkläranlage Location: EBSWIEN Hauptkläranlage Responsible Person: Ms. Lisa Steiner, Urban Innnovation Vienna Contact Contact at the at thePlant: Plant: Ms. Ms. Petra Petra Piesel Piesel,, Assistant Assistant to to the the Director, Director, Ebswien Ebswien HauptkläranlageHauptkläranlage Duration: 2 hours Capacity: 50 people

2. Waste Management: Pfaffenau Waste Incinerator Location: Pfaffenau Waste Incinerator Responsible Person: Ms. Maria Zaunbauer, MA 48, City of Vienna Contact at the Plant: Ms. Klaudija Rankovic Duration: 2 hours Capacity: 50 people

21 3. Urban Mobility: Seestadt Aspern Location: Seestadt Aspern and Aspern Mobility LAB Coordinator: Representative from MA 18 – Waste Management, City of Vienna Responsible Person: Ms. Nicole Swoboda, Urban Innovation Vienna Contact at the Site: Mr. Marvin Mitterwallner, Aspern IQ, Seestadtstraße 27, 1220 Wien Duration: 2 hours Capacity: 50 people

(Logistical Notes: Participants registered for the study tour are requested to gather promptly at the “UNIDO Info Point” booth in the VIC rotunda at 14:00. At 14:10, all three groups will be conveyed by a UNIDO employee to their respective modes of transport via Gate 1. Each bus will have signs for their assigned study tour. At the end of each study tour, busses will return participants to the VIC. If necessary, participants are encouraged to call the coordinator of their respective study tour for additional information or in case of any unforeseen delays.

NB: For participants attending the study tour to Pfaffenau, please be advised that all participants are required to complete a waiver form and to bring it with them at the start of the study tour in order to secure their participation. Copies of this waiver are available on the event registration website under “Event Documents” [www.unido.org/obor-reg] and will be available at the “UNIDO Info Point” booth throughout the event.)

29 SEPTEMBER 2017

07:30 – 17:00 Extra-Curricular: Study Tour on Industry 4.0 with Matchmaking Eggelsberg, near Salzburg, Austria

Supported by: Bernecker + Rainer Industrie-Elektronik Ges.m.b.H.

Industry 4.0 is the next phase in the digitization of the manufacturing sector. A study tour on Industry 4.0, with a matchmaking feature, is being generously organized by Bernecker + Rainer Industrie-Elektronik Ges.m.b.H. in Eggelsberg, Austria.

Representatives from UNIDO and participants from the manufacturing sector are highly encouraged to attend the tour and to participate in the matchmaking. Lunch will be provided to all registered participants during the study tour.

Location: Bernecker + Rainer Industrie-Elektronik Ges.m.b.H., Eggelsberg, Austria Coordinator: Mr. HU Dimai, Manager of International Business (Greater China Region), Bernecker + Rainer Industrie-Elektronik Ges.m.b.H. Duration: 9 hours 30 minutes (including transfer time) Capacity: 30 people

Pick-up and drop-off location: VIC Bus Station, Wagramer Strasse (Opposite to Gate 1 of the VIC) Pick-up time: 07:30 Drop-off time: 17:00

22 ADDENDA

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