Promoting effective practices Internet portal e-learning Nicole Vander Meulen, – – – ICAR Thematic Hubs Apparel Nicole Vander Meulen, ICAR – Electronics Olga Martin-Ortega & Harpreet Paul, University of Greenwich – Security services Anna Marie Burdzy, DCAF – International financial institutions Annamaria La Chimia, Nottingham University – Building the Lab network The illustrated network Robert Stumberg, Georgetown University – 12:00 Lunch Box lunches and roof-top conversation space, weather permitting 1:00 Roundtable learning sessions Roundtables are 50-minute sessions that repeat once with a 10-minute break in between. Participants are encouraged to select their roundtables when they register. Confirmed topics Apparel Robert Stumberg, Georgetown Law, and others – Mapping government supply chains Engaging civil society to monitor suppliers Electronics Björn Claeson, Electronics Watch – Electronics Watch affiliation Worker-centered monitoring Human Trafficking and Public Procurement Olga Martin-Ortega, University of Greenwich; – Ruth Pojman, OSCE UK Modern Slavery Act OSCE project on preventing human trafficking in supply chains through public procurement Recent US Federal Government measures on government procurement and human trafficking EU Procurement Directives 2014 David Hansom, Veale Wasbrough Vizards LLP; Aris – Georgopoulos & Annamaria La Chimia, Nottingham University Security services Anna Marie Burdzy, DCAF – Study of good practices, 2015 Contracting Guidance Tool 2, 2017 2:50 Break 3:00 Reflections and next steps Reflections and priorities led by Andy Davies, LUPC – Procurement practitioners first, then policy makers and others Upcoming conferences Public Procurement Revolutions VIII in June 2017 Aris – – Georgopoulos, Nottingham University 2017 workshop & farewell Amol Mehra, ICAR and Claire Methven DIHR – O’Brien, 4:00 Happy hour Location TBA –
Promoting effective practices – Internet portal – e-learning – Nicole Vander Meulen, ICAR Thematic Hubs Apparel – Nicole Vander Meulen, ICAR Electronics – Olga Martin-Ortega & Harpreet Paul, University of Greenwich Security services – Anna Marie Burdzy, DCAF International financial institutions – Annamaria La Chimia, Nottingham University Building the Lab network The illustrated network – Robert Stumberg, Georgetown University 12:00 Lunch Box lunches and roof-top conversation space, weather permitting 1:00 Roundtable learning sessions Roundtables are 50-minute sessions that repeat once with a 10-minute break in between. Participants are encouraged to select their roundtables when they register. Confirmed topics Apparel – Robert Stumberg, Georgetown Law, and others Mapping government supply chains Engaging civil society to monitor suppliers Electronics – Björn Claeson, Electronics Watch Electronics Watch affiliation Worker-centered monitoring Human Trafficking and Public Procurement – Olga Martin-Ortega, University of Greenwich; Ruth Pojman, OSCE UK Modern Slavery Act OSCE project on preventing human trafficking in supply chains through public procurement Recent US Federal Government measures on government procurement and human trafficking EU Procurement Directives 2014 – David Hansom, Veale Wasbrough Vizards LLP; Aris Georgopoulos & Annamaria La Chimia, Nottingham University Security services – Anna Marie Burdzy, DCAF Study of good practices, 2015 Contracting Guidance Tool 2, 2017 2:50 Break 3:00 Reflections and next steps Reflections and priorities – led by Andy Davies, LUPC Procurement practitioners first, then policy makers and others Upcoming conferences – Public Procurement Revolutions VIII in June 2017 – Aris Georgopoulos, Nottingham University 2017 workshop & farewell – Amol Mehra, ICAR and Claire Methven O’Brien, DIHR 4:00 Happy hour – Location TBA