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11-13 Dec. 2019 11-13 DEC. 2019 GUIDE PRINCIPALITY OF MONACO INVESTING IN PEACE, ACTING THROUGH SPORT 2 CONTENT P/3 WELCOMING WORDS P/4 AGENDA P/10 PEACE AND SPORT AWARDS 3 H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco, Patron of Peace and Sport I have the great pleasure of welcoming you to Monaco for the 12th edition of the Peace and Sport International Forum. The Forum represents an invaluable platform for the promotion and the development of tangible peace-through-sport initiatives. Sport is a major driving force which acts to empower women and young people as well as being catalyst to achieve further objectives regarding health, education, dialogue, social inclusion and environmental protection. The Principality of Monaco is thrilled to host such a prestigious gathering of stakeholders worldwide. I wish all the delegates many fruitful exchanges and an enjoyable time in Monaco. Joël Bouzou, President and Founder, Peace and Sport The 12th Peace and Sport International Forum will gather key decision- makers including Heads of State, strategical leaders from business and the sports world, Nobel Peace Prize Laureates, representatives from civil society, international organizations and young leaders around the theme “Investing in Peace, Acting through Sport”. The discussions will help to pinpoint and share solutions to scale-up investment in longer-term efforts to transform societies and leave a sustainable legacy for generations to come. In order to showcase best practices and pragmatic solutions, the Peace and Sport Awards will reward organizations and individuals who have made an outstanding contribution to peace, dialogue and social change in the world through sport. From local field programs to global initiatives, the winners have one thing in common: they lead projects which are representative of sport’s capacity to reconcile divided or opposed communities. Additionally, this edition will mark the 10th anniversary of the Champions for Peace club, paying tribute to 10 years of commitment of more than 100 high-level athletes. Didier Drogba, Vice- President, Peace and Sport As Vice-President and Champion for Peace, it is a great pleasure to welcome all delegates to the 12th Peace and Sport International Forum. This year, the Champions for Peace club will celebrate its 10th anniversary during the Forum, making this a unique and memorable edition. In 2009, it started with a handful of athletes. The club now has more than a hundred members and it is constantly growing. Over the last 10 years, the Champions for Peace have dedicated their time, their fame, and their athletic experience to serve projects which use sport to tackle social issues. Together, we will draw on our collective experience and use it to look ahead to the coming years. WELCOMING WORDS 4 AGENDA WEDNESDAY 11 DECEMBER ONE MONTE CARLO 14:00 ACCREDITATION OPENS 14:30 UNLEASHING THE POTENTIAL 15:30 OF NEW AND URBAN SPORT FOR SOCIAL GOOD IN PARTNERSHIP WITH FISE-HURRICANE GROUP / DEBATE Street sports have become an important part of today’s society, as well as an AMPHITHEATER important platform to unite youngsters from all sorts of backgrounds. This debate will highlight the current global expansion rate for street sports and the impact on our modern city environments, stimulating positive changes in urban infrastructures and improving the wellbeing of today’s youth. MODERATOR SPEAKERS Ivana Pranjic, Committee • Hervé André-Benoit, Hurricane Group CEO and FISE Founder Member, ENGSO Youth • Gergely Muranyi, Head of Diplomatic Relations, Teqball • Balázs Fürjes, Chairman, World Urban Games Budapest 2019 KEYNOTE Organizing Committee Morinari Watanabe, • Alex Jumelin, BMX Freestyle Flatland pro rider IOC Member 14:30 FUNDING INNOVATION FOR SOCIAL CHANGE 15:30 IN PARTNERSHIP WITH MY COACH / DEBATE Sport can be a catalyst to unleash the potential of social innovation to improve the lives of millions of people and give them increased opportunities. This debate will JEAN COCTEAU reflect on strategies to fund, support and accelerate social innovation through sport for a fairer and more sustainable world. At the end of the debate, Peace and Sport will present its new app: the first-ever digital solution to equip coaches, teachers and instructors with solutions on providing peace-through-sport training sessions. MODERATOR SPEAKERS Jean Jerome Perrin, • Cedric Messina, General Director, My Coach Director Field Programs, • Laetitia Habchi, Advisor - Sport & Development, Agence Peace and Sport Française de Développement • Aisha Al-Said Albella, Head of partnerships, innovation and knowledge, FC Barcelona Foundation • Muriel Eglin, Deputy Director Judiciary Protection and Education Mission, Ministry of Justice 15:30 OPEN MICROPHONE 16:30 NETWORKING MODERATOR SPEAKERS — WEDNESDAY 11 DECEMBER — WEDNESDAY Harry Wake, • Marco Ienna, Deputy Manager- Taekwondo Humanitarian JEAN COCTEAU President- EMEA Foundation Group SJR • Pedro Salazar, Founder and President- Amigos del Mar AGENDA 5 • Elvia Gonzalez de Pliego, Gender Program Coordinator- University Iberoamerican • Hassibullah Aghbar, Project Manager- Peace and Sport Council Afghanistan • Helen Mouskides, Media Liason and Coordinator- ICAS Cyprus • Alejandro Noguera, Project Designer- Sport for Development Research Bank • Ion Lazarenco, Founder- Swim of Peace • Jean-Francois Laurent, Junior Director- TAFISA 16:30 PUTTING RESPECT FOR HUMAN 17:30 RIGHTS AT THE HEART OF SPORT DEBATE Stakeholders in sport should commit to protecting and respecting internationally- AMPHITHEATER recognized human rights through their projects and business relationships. From this perspective, experts will analyze the existing gaps between the world of sport and human rights and will identify practical, effective, and creative recommendations to ensure access to effective remedies for human rights abuses in sport and the sports industry. MODERATOR SPEAKERS Massimiliano Montanari, • Mary Harvey, Chief Executive, Centre for Sports and Human Rights Executive Director • Veronique Lebar, President of the Sport Ethics Committee Save the Dream • Dr. Chungwon Choue, President, World Taekwondo Federation • John Morrison, Chief Executive, The Institute for Human Rights and Business • Laurence Fischer, Sport Ambassador for the French Minister of Foreign Affairs and Champion for Peace 16:00 EDUCATION FOR SUSTAINABLE 17:30 PEACE THROUGH SPORT ROUNDTABLE Educational institutions have unique opportunities to provide physical activity for SALON ARMAN young people through compulsory physical education programs and after-school leisure-time sport initiatives. Thus, participation in play, sport and games, in school and during free time, can contribute to create the conditions for sustainable peace, development and social cohesion in communities. With this in mind, decision makers will share effective strategies to use sport as a tool for peacebuilding within the educational framework and will propose recommendations that strengthen cross-sector partnerships to increase physical activity. MODERATOR SPEAKERS Philipp Müller-Wirth, Bénin, Minister of Culture, Tourism and Sport. Executive Officer for Sport, Sector Gambia, Minister of Youth and Sport, representative of the for Social and Human Sciences, President. Georgia, Minister of Education, Science, Culture and UNESCO Sports. Holy See/Vatican, Under-Secretary of Pontifical Council for Culture. Iraq, Minister of Sport and Youth, representative of the Prime Minister. Jordan, Minister of Youth. Madagascar, Minister of Youth and Sports. Myanmar, Deputy Minister of Health and Sports. Slovenia, 11 DECEMBER — WEDNESDAY Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Science and Sport. President of International School Sport Federation, AGENDA Special Representative for External Affairs and Resources of SOS Children’s Villages, Yelena Isinbayeva, Champion for Peace 6 THURSDAY 12 DECEMBER 08:30 ACCREDITATION OPENS 08:30 WELCOMING SPEECH AND PREAMBLE 09:30 LAUNCHING OF THE CHAMPIONS FOR PEACE MANIFESTO SPEAKER SALLE DES ARTS Joël Bouzou, President and Founder, Peace and Sport 09:30 INVESTING IN SPORT TO SECURE 10:30 PEACE AND PROSPERITY SESSION Trends show that the condition of humanity is better, with incidents of famine, SALLE DES ARTS plague and violence lower than any previous time in history. Not only in developed countries, but also in the world as a whole. However, conflict, social instability, competition for scarce natural resources and climate change continue to disrupt societies and markets in our deeply inter-connected world. In this context, debates will explore how sport - at the crossroads of culture, policy-making, business and creativity - can contribute to cultivate stability and secure conditions for peace. MODERATOR SPEAKERS Pascal Boniface, • Rita Van Driel, Board Executive and Executive Committee Director, French Institute chairperson, International Paralympic Committee and Agitos for International Foundation and Strategical Affairs • Daniela Bas, Director, United Nations Division for Inclusive Social Development • Jordi Cardoner, First vice president of FC Barcelona and the Barça Foundation • Ryu Seungmin, IOC Member and Champion for Peace 10:30 / 11:00 COFFEE BREAK NETWORKING NETWORKING AREA 11:00 SPORT FOR THE GLOBAL COMPACT ON REFUGEES 11:15 FOCUS The Global Compact of Refugees recognizes the key role of sport and cultural activities in social development, inclusion, cohesion, and the well-being of refugees. SALLE DES ARTS Sports governing bodies and organizations engaged in the refugee crisis will present concrete pledges for action
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