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SUMMARY:STEPS Centre Seminar: Matias Ramirez
DESCRIPTION:Exploring the tools of social network analysis for competence building and inclusion in emerging clusters: Looking at Peruvian mangos and Colombian palm oil\nBy Matias Ramirez\, Senior Lecturer in Management at SPRU – Science and Technology Policy Research\, Business and \nPolicy makers in many developing countries have been increasingly drawn to the notion that sustained economic development and improved rural livelihoods can be simultaneously attained through a “learning by exporting” dynamic in hitherto isolated agricultural clusters. However\, assessing the effectiveness of the economic and social impact of regional policy has historically been an extremely challenging task. Hamstrung by the high degree of idiosyncrasy of local factors and the changing nature of regional dynamics\, what works in one area won’t necessarily work in another. This presentation explores the extent to which some of the tools provided by social network analysis (SNA)\, that analyses social phenomena through the structure and patterns of ties between actors (individuals\, firms etc)\, can provide some insights for cross comparative analysis of these emerging clusters. \nMatias Ramirez is a senior lecturer in SPRU and has researched and published in areas relating knowledge work to innovation including labour mobility\, knowledge transfer in regional (cluster) and technological systems in developing country contexts and international comparative analysis of employment regimes and management in high technology sectors.
URL:https://steps-centre.org/event/steps-centre-seminar-matias-ramirez-2/
LOCATION:Room 221\, Institute of Development Studies\, University of Sussex\, Brighton\, BN1 9RE\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:World Water Forum event: 'Some for All - What Have we Learnt Since New Dehli\, 1990?'
DESCRIPTION:This event will launch a new copy of the IDS Bulletin on Water and Sanitation\, ‘Some for All? Pathways and Politics Since New Delhi in 1990’. \nWe will host a debate on the pathways taken (or not taken) since the New Delhi statement at the end of the UN Water Decade in 1990. Looking back at the last 21 years we will see what lessons can be learnt in order to ensure more equitable and sustainable future pathways in water and sanitation provision. \n19.15-19.30\nWhy revisit ‘Some for All’? Background to the launch of IDS Bulletin 43.2. Speakers: Alan Nicol (moderator)\, Lyla Mehta\, Jeremy Allouche (all from IDS). \n19.30-20.00\nPanel discussion: Archana Patkar (WSSCC)\, Kamal Kar (CLTS Foundation) and Tom Slaymaker (WaterAid). \n20.00-2015\nAudience discussion. \nRefreshments provided. \n 
URL:https://steps-centre.org/event/world-water-forum-side-event-2/
LOCATION:France
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SUMMARY:Launch of IDS Bulletin\, Some For All?
DESCRIPTION:IDS Seminar\, Thursday 22 March\, 13.00-14.30\, IDS Convening Space \nSome for all? Politics and pathways in water and sanitation   \nTaking place on World Water Day\, this seminar will launch the new IDS Bulletin\, ‘Some for All?’ Politics and pathways in water and sanitation. \nDiscussion will examine why progress towards providing safe water and improved sanitation since the original New Delhi Statement in 1990 has been so slow.  Do targets that fail to take account of equity\, social justice sustainability and local governance issues have limited global progress?  And how can a post MDG framework provide the impetus for a new approach to water and sanitation? \nPanellists: \nPeregrine Swann (Former Senior Water Adviser\, DFID)\, Jeremy Allouche\, Lyla Mehta and Alan Nicol (STEPS members and IDS Fellows)\, Katharina Welle ( PhD candidate SPRU)\, Philippe Cullet (Professor\, Law\, Environment and Development Centre\, SOAS)
URL:https://steps-centre.org/event/launch-of-ids-bulletin-some-for-all-2/
LOCATION:Institute of Development Studies\, Library Road\, Falmer\, Brighton\, BN1 9RE\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:BOOK LAUNCH at Planet Under Pressure
DESCRIPTION:Come and help celebrate the launch of our Pathways to Sustainability book series\, published by Routledge/Earthscan. This event is free and open to all – we especially hope to welcome people attending the Planet Under Pressure conference next door. Drinks and nibbles will be provided. \nThe venue is the Connaught Room of the Ramada Docklands Hotel\, next door to the Excel conference centre. \nSpeakers: \n\nMelissa Leach\, Director\, STEPS Centre\nJohan Rockström\, Executive Director\, Stockholm Resilience Centre\n\n 
URL:https://steps-centre.org/event/book-launch-pathways-to-sustainability-series-2/
LOCATION:Connaught Room\, Ramada Docklands Hotel\, London\, E16 1RH\, United Kingdom
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