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Programme Book High Level Seminar for Inclusive Cities, Le Programme Book HIGH LEVEL SEMINAR for INCLUSIVE CITIES Le Meridien Hotel, Jakarta, 31 October 2017 BACKGROUND UNESCO, ILO, WHO and in cooperation with APEKSI (Association of Indonesian City Government) have joined forces with the city authorities, the national government and the civil society to promote the rights of persons with disabilities in Indonesia. The UN partners are pursuing a multidimensional approach that involves exchange of best practices among the Network of Mayors for Inclusive Cities, supporting innovative policy solutions to the challenges of disability inclusion, and assisting the national government in the implementation of the newly adopted disability law. Today, these mutual efforts are beginning to bear fruit, as manifested in the following developments and achievements: • The Network of Mayors for Inclusive Cities with eight members (Ambon, Banda Aceh, Banjarmasin, Denpasar, Metro, Mojokerto, Padang and Yogyakarta) and growing! A Secretariat hosted by APEKSI (Association of Indonesian City Governments) and the capacity-building trainings provided by the UN partners have further reinforced the Network for a higher impact on the lives of persons with disabilities. • Assessment Tool for Disability Inclusion in the Cities – developed to help cities and their citizens measure progress made towards the fulfillment of international (UN Convention on Promoting the Rights of Persons with Disability) and domestic (2016 Law no. 8 on Disability) commitments. • Participatory Data Collection and Mapping Tool and the Disability-Inclusive City Profile of Solo – produced in collaboration with Kota Kita Foundation, as a scalable model for a countrywide dissemination. • Health Sector Roadmap on Inclusive Health System and Service for People with Disability 2017- 2030, developed to assist Yogyakarta in addressing the data gaps for effective policy design and implementation • Draft Presidential Regulation on National Committee for Disabilities, produced with the support from the Indonesian Association of Women with Disabilities (HWDI), in order to promote the establishment a multidisciplinary consultative body tasked with providing a regular guidance for the government on disability issues; The High Level Seminar on Inclusive Cities in Le Meridien Hotel, Jakarta, on 31 October, will be an occasion to present, by the mayors themselves, the inclusive policies and initiatives that are enabling positive transformations in their cities. The Seminar will also generate an exchange between the national and city authorities about how to engage the cities in the realization of the national law on disability, and how to replicate good practices emerging from different cities throughout the country. The civil society will also be present at the event, showcasing concrete initiatives designed to enable inclusive policy processes through citizen participation and advocacy, in particular to address the existing data gaps. The representatives of the private sector will use the opportunity to highlight their role in promoting equal employment opportunities for persons with disabilities, and the benefits the recent initiatives in this area has brought to their businesses. To highlight the sustained commitment of the city governments to the promotion of the rights of persons with disabilities, the Seminar will feature that signing of the Charter of Network of Mayors for Inclusive Cities of Indonesia. EVENT SCHEDULE Time Program Venue 08:00 – 09:00 Registrations Foyer of Ballroom Sasono Mulyo 3, Le Meridien Hotel 09:00 – 09:05 National Anthem of the Republic of Indonesia Ballroom Sasono Mulyo 3, Le Meridien Hotel 09:05 – 09:10 Security Briefing by UNDSS (United Nations Department of Safety and Security) Ballroom Sasono Mulyo 3, Le Meridien Hotel Time Program Venue 09:10 – 09:20 Inclusive Art performance by CANdoDANCE Ballroom Sasono Mulyo 3, Le Meridien Hotel 09:20 – 09:50 Welcome Remarks: Ballroom Sasono Mulyo 3, Le Meridien Hotel • Airin Rachmi Diany, Chairman of Board of APEKSI • Anita Nirody, UN Resident Coordinator • H.E Hanif Dhakiri, Minister of Manpower* • H.E. Prof. Dr. Bambang P.S. Brodjonegoro, Minister of National Development Planning 09:50 – 10:00 Signing of the Charter of Network of Mayors for Inclusive Cities of Indonesia Ballroom Sasono Mulyo 3, Le Meridien Hotel 10:00 – 10:10 Group Photo Session Ballroom Sasono Mulyo 3, Le Meridien Hotel 10:10 – 10:30 Coffee Break + Press Conference Coffee Break: Foyer of Ballroom Sasono Mulyo 3 Press Conference: Executive Lounge Room 10:30 – 11:30 Session I: Indonesian Cities Leading Positive Transformations towards Ballroom Sasono Mulyo 3, Disability Inclusion Le Meridien Hotel • H. Mahyeldi Ansharullah, Mayor of Padang: Investing in Inclusive Infrastructure • Ibnu Sina, S.Pi., M.Si., Mayor of Banjarmasin: Inclusive Health Service • Drs. H. Zainal Arifin, Vice Mayor of Banda Aceh: Mayor’s regulation on inclusive development planning • H. Ahmad Pairin S. Sos, Mayor of Metro Lampung: Inclusive Education Moderator: Abi Marutama, Disability Inclusive and Accessible Urban Development Network 11:30 – 12:30 Session II: Indonesian Cities Leading Positive Transformations towards Ballroom Sasono Mulyo 3, Disability Inclusion Le Meridien Hotel • Drs. H. Mas’ud Yunus, Mayor of Mojokerto: Employment Policy for Persons with Disability • Richard Louhenapessy, SH., Mayor of Ambon: Inclusive Programme in Ambon City • I Made Mertajaya, S.Sos, MM, Head of Social Affairs Department of Denpasar City: Inclusive Programme in Denpasar City • R. Budiono Subambang, ST., MPM, Director of Area, Urban and Border, Ministry of Home Affairs Republic of Indonesia: Promoting Best Practices of Inclusive Cities Across the Country Moderator: Indah Sri Wibi Nastiti, Director of Program Development and Advocacy APEKSI 12:30 – 13:30 Lunch Foyer of Ballroom Sasono Mulyo 3, Le Meridien Hotel 13:30 – 14:30 Session III: Dialogue with the National Government: Linking with the National Ballroom Sasono Mulyo 3, Level Policies and Initiatives Le Meridien Hotel • Director General for Social Rehabilitation, Ministry of Social Affairs Republic of Indonesia: Challenges and Opportunities In the Implementation of Law 8 Year 2016 • Dr. Ir. Subandi, MSc, Deputy of Human Development, Society and Culture, Ministry of National Development Planning Republic of Indonesia: The Role of Disability Inclusion on Sustainable Development Goals • Drs. Ade Rustama, MP., Deputy Assistant of Disability Empowerment and Elderly, Coordinating Ministry of Human Development and Culture Republic of Indonesia : Lesson Learned from the Implementation of Law No 8 Year 2016 at Provincial Level • Achmad Mustaqim, SP, MM., Member of Commission VIII, House of Representatives Republic of Indonesia*: Role of Parliament in fulfilling rights of persons with disabilities Moderator: Tendy Gunawan, Program Officer, ILO Time Program Venue 14:30 – 16:00 Session IV: Enabling Effective Policy Design through Innovative Data Ballroom Sasono Mulyo 3, Collection and Use Le Meridien Hotel • Alexander Hauschild, UNESCO Consultant: Assessment Tools of Inclusive Cities • Ahmad Rifai, Director Kota Kita Foundation in Collaboration with Mayor of Surakarta: Participatory Data Collection for Disability Mapping • Drg. Pembayun Setyaningastutie, M.Kes, Head of Provincial Health Office of D.I. Yogyakarta Province and Drs. Heroe Poerwadi, MA., Vice Mayor of Yogyakarta: Developing Data System and Health Care Services for People with Disability • Prof. Irwanto, PUSKAPA Universitas Indonesia: Health Sector Roadmap on Inclusive Health System and Services for People with Disability Moderator: PPDI - Bapak Gufron Sakaril 16:00 – 16:10 Coffee Break Foyer of Ballroom Sasono Mulyo 3, Le Meridien Hotel 16:10 – 17:10 Session V: Promoting Equal Employment Opportunities for People with Ballroom Sasono Mulyo 3, Disabilities Le Meridien Hotel • Grace Monica Halim & Tendy Gunawan, ILO: Rapid Assessment of Employment for People with Disability, A study conducted by the ILO Jakarta Office • Directorate for Placement, Ministry of Manpower of the Republic of Indonesia*: Government policies and programmes in Employment for People with Disabilities (to be confirmed) • Ade Suhendi, PT L’Oreal Indonesia and Nurmi Asih, PT Trans Retail Indonesia as the representatives of the Indonesia Business and Disability Network (IBDN): Promoting Disability Inclusion at The Workplace Moderator: Anastasia Retno Pujiastuti, Special Olympics Indonesia 17:10 – 17:20 Closing Remarks by Irakli Khodeli, Program Specialist of Social and Human Ballroom Sasono Mulyo 3, Sciences, UNESCO Office Jakarta Le Meridien Hotel * in confirmation Master of Ceremony: • Yustitia Arief, SH Director, Advocacy for Disability Inclusion (Audisi), Member of PERADI (Perhimpunan Advokat Indonesia) Network Mayors for Inclusive Cities.
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