09.10 09.40 Plenary session four Coordinators summarise parallel sessions – – Topic Area 2 Why do the data gaps exist? Exploring the data issues and barriers to – solving them Case studies – 09.40 10.40 Parallel sessions – TA2 Why do the data gaps Exploring data issues & barriers to solving them – Parallel 4 Parallel 5 Parallel 6 Parallel 7 Making the most of Improving Identifying and Innovative existing data existing data collecting new data approaches to sources collection to address ageing statistics instruments identified data Coordinator: Kim Coordinator: Angele gaps Bradford-Smith, DFID Coordinator: Serge Storey, ONS Kapto, UNDP Coordinator: Andre Lebel, Statistics Frank Donnarumma, Karoline Schmid, Canada Isabelle Schmidt, Office for National UNDESA Statistics Statistics Drystan Phillips, Africa Karoline Schmid, University of Southern Alessandra Carioli, UN, Department of California Bill Anderson, World Pop Economic and Development Kirsty MacLachlan, Anne Vibeke Social Affairs Initiatives National Records of Jacobsen, Statistics Emma Nelson, Scotland Denmark Office for National Zach Christensen, Statistics Development Initiatives 10.40 11.00 Refreshment Break – 11.00 12.00 Plenary four (continued) – Topic Area 2 Why do the data gaps exist? Exploring the data issues and barriers to – solving them Feedback and interactive discussions with Panel, facilitated by Rosemary Lane 12.00 13.00 Plenary session five panel discussion – – of implementation: Capacity development, co-ordination and partnerships Philomen Harrison, CARICOM - Kapto, UN Development Programme - facilitated by Rosemary Lane 13.00 14.00 Lunch – Wednesday 23 August 2017 continued 14.00 14.30 Plenary session six – Summary of issues that have emerged from the thematic workshops and emergent areas of work for the Ageing City Group
09.10 – 09.40 Plenary session four – Coordinators summarise parallel sessions Topic Area 2 – Why do the data gaps exist? Exploring the data issues and barriers to solving them – Case studies 09.40 – 10.40 Parallel sessions TA2 – Why do the data gaps Exploring data issues & barriers to solving them Parallel 4 Making the most of existing data sources Coordinator: Kim Bradford-Smith, DFID Andre Lebel, Statistics Canada Drystan Phillips, University of Southern California Kirsty MacLachlan, National Records of Scotland Zach Christensen, Development Initiatives Parallel 5 Improving existing data collection instruments Coordinator: Serge Kapto, UNDP Isabelle Schmidt, Statistics Africa Bill Anderson, Development Initiatives Parallel 6 Identifying and collecting new data to address identified data gaps Coordinator: Karoline Schmid, UNDESA Karoline Schmid, UN, Department of Economic and Social Affairs Emma Nelson, Office for National Statistics Parallel 7 Innovative approaches to ageing statistics Coordinator: Angele Storey, ONS Frank Donnarumma, Office for National Statistics Alessandra Carioli, World Pop Anne Vibeke Jacobsen, Statistics Denmark 10.40 – 11.00 Refreshment Break 11.00 – 12.00 Plenary four (continued) Topic Area 2 – Why do the data gaps exist? Exploring the data issues and barriers to solving them Feedback and interactive discussions with Panel, facilitated by Rosemary Lane 12.00 – 13.00 Plenary session five – panel discussion of implementation: Capacity development, co-ordination and partnerships Philomen Harrison, CARICOM - Kapto, UN Development Programme - facilitated by Rosemary Lane 13.00 – 14.00 Lunch Wednesday 23 August 2017 continued 14.00 – 14.30 Plenary session six Summary of issues that have emerged from the thematic workshops and emergent areas of work for the Ageing City Group
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