UNITED NATIONS ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMISSION FOR ASIA AND THE PACIFIC

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UNITED NATIONS ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMISSION FOR ASIA AND THE PACIFIC Asia-Pacific Conference: Taking Collective Action to Accelerate Transformation of Official Statistics for Agenda 2030 United Nations Conference Centre, Conference Room IV 27 28 March 2017, Bangkok 08:30 09:00 Registration DAY 1, 27 March 2017 Welcome and setting the scene Welcome and opening: Executive Secretary, ESCAP Regional SDG Roadmap and Collective Vision: Ms Margarita Guerrero, Director, Statistics Division, ESCAP 09:00 09:40 Global initiatives in support of measurement of SDGs: Mr Raj Mitra, Inter-Regional Advisor on Statistical Capacity Building, United Nations Statistics Division 09:40 10:15 Orientation: Conference structure and expected results (ESCAP) Introductions (ESCAP) 10:15 10:30 Group photo & coffee Break Session 1: SDG implementation strategies in Asia and the Pacific: Progress review Expected outcome: Participants have a shared understanding of SDG implementation at the country level, including establishing of national SDG coordination mechanisms, roles of respective government agencies in particular national statistical offices, and mainstreaming the goals and targets of 2030 Agenda in national development plans. Presentation (10 min): Overview of national activities related to SDG implementation across the Asia-Pacific region 10:30 10:55 Mr Christopher Ryan, Regional Advisor for Statistics, ESCAP Moderator: Mr Simil Johnson, Government Statistician, Vanuatu National Statistics Office Q&A (15 min) Panel discussion I (60 mins): Learning from country experiences in mainstreaming SDGs, developing indicators, mapping data availability and developing action plans to strengthen statistics 10:55 12:10 Moderator: Ms Rikke Munk Hansen, Chief, Economic and Environmental Statistics Section,, Statistics Division, ESCAP Panellists: Mr Rasim Safarov, Head, Department of Sustainable Development Statistics, State Statistical Committee of the Republic of Azerbaijan (TBC) 1

Mr Mohd Uzir Mahidin, Chief Statistician, Department of Statistics, Malaysia Ms Bernadette Balamban, Chief Statistical Specialist, Philippine Statistics Authority Mr. Sefuiva Reupena Muagututia, Government Statistician, Samoa Dr Amarajeewa Satharasinghe, Director General, Department of Census and Statistics, Sri Lanka Q&A (15 min) 12:10 13:15 Lunch Break Session 2: Developing and implementing national indicator frameworks to drive national SDG implementation: Further reflections Expected outcome: Participants agree on: a) key requirements of a national indicator framework to support SDG implementation that is relevant, objective and comprehensive (R.O.C.); and b) potential challenges and opportunities for strengthening national processes and mechanisms of developing, compiling and using such an indicator framework, as well as enhancing data and statistics. Trigger presentation (20min): Key elements of an effective national indicator framework to drive national SDG implementation 13:15 13:45 Mr Arman Bidarbakht Nia, Statistician, Statistics Division, ESCAP Moderator: Mr Samaychanh Boupha, Head and Vice Minister, Ministry of Planning and Investment, Lao Statistics Bureau Q&A (10 min) All participants to be divided into three sub-groups Parallel group discussions I (1hour and 30 mins): Further discussions on country actions in the following areas, including those that are coming up immediately (six months to one year): Group 1: Developing a comprehensive indicator set, including data disaggregation requirements 13:45 15:15 o Ms Saadh Aishath, Deputy Director General, Ministry of Environment and Energy, Maldives Group 2: Compiling and using the comprehensive indicator set for progress assessment and reporting o Mr Kairat Orunkhanov, Vice Chairman, Committee on Statistics, Ministry of National Economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan (TBC) o Mr Lal Shanker Ghimire, Joint Secretary, National Planning Commission, Nepal 2

15:15 15:30 Coffee Break Group 3: Using the comprehensive indicator set to strengthen data and statistics o Ms Liuksina Tekeeva, Deputy Chairman, National Statistical Committee of the Kyrgyz Republic (TBC) o Ms Sonam Chokey, Planning officer, Gross National Happiness Commission, Bhutan 15:30 16:30 Reporting back to the plenary and identifying common country actions in the three areas, in particular actions to be taken over the next six months to one year o Rapporteurs of three sub-groups Plenary discussions on challenges and opportunities to implement such actions Moderator: Mr Arman Bidarbakht Nia, Statistician, Statistics Division, ESCAP 16:30 17:00 Wrap-up of day one Special issues session: SDGs for cities DAY 2, 28 March 2017 Presentation: Monitoring and indicators to support SDG implementation at the municipal level: Perspectives from a mayor 09:00 9:30 Ms Stephany Tan, City Mayor, City Government of Catbalogan, Samar, Philippines Moderator: Ms Mariko Sato, Chief, UN-Habitat Bangkok Office Q&A Session 3: Effective partnerships to support national efforts in developing and implementing national indicator frameworks Expected outcome: Participants will have identified: a) a set of regional resources to be developed and mechanisms for delivering such resources to support country efforts of developing and implementing national indicator frameworks as well as strengthening national statistical capacity: b) a set of priority actions of regional collaboration in view of immediate country needs Trigger presentation (20 min): Regional/subregional resources and mechanisms to support national actions: Framework for Action by the Asia-Pacific statistical community 09:30 10:00 Ms Sharita Serrao, Statistician, Statistics Division, ESCAP Moderator: Ms Phyllida Travis, Director, Department of Health System Development WHO New Dehli (TBC) Q&A (10 min) 3

10:00 10:15 Coffee Break All participants to be divided into three sub-groups Parallel group discussions (1 hour and 45 min): Recommendations on priorities of regional collaboration to support country actions in: 10:15 12:00 Group 1: Developing a comprehensive indicator set, including data disaggregation requirements Group 2: Compiling and using the comprehensive indicator set for progress assessment and reporting Group 3: Using the comprehensive indicator set to strengthen data and statistics 12:00 13:00 Lunch Break Reporting back on the recommendations from the three sub-groups(30 min), Rapporteurs of three groups 13:00 14:00 Responses to recommendations: Mr Enrico Bisogno, Chief, Data Development and Dissemination Unit, UNODC (TBC) Mr Ananda Dias, Regional Coordinator, Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific, UNEP Moderator: Mr. Yanhong Zhang, Chief, Population and Social Statistics Section, Statistics Division, ESCAP Panel discussion II (45 min): Prioritizing and planning the implementation of recommendations to support country actions (reference to the Framework for Action, in particular Action Areas A and B) Moderator: Mr Hongjoo Hahm, Deputy Executive Secretary, ESCAP 14:00 15:00 Panellists: Ms Margarita Guerrero, Director, Statistics Division, ESCAP Ms Linda Hooper, Statistician, UNSD Ms Karen Carter, Secretariat of the Pacific Community UNDP Asia Pacific Ms Maria Melinda (Malyn) Ando, Asian-Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women Ms Wah Wah Maung, Director General, Central Statistical Organization, Myanmar Mr Pham Quang Vinh, Deputy Director General, General Statistics Office of Viet Nam (TBC) Q&A and plenary discussion (15 min) 15:00 15:30 Coffee Break 4

Session 4: Summary and conclusions Expected outcome: Participants will have reviewed and agreed on a set of recommendations at country and regional levels, including messages to be brought to the fourth session of the Asia-Pacific Forum on Sustainable Development 15:30 16:30 Summary of recommendations: o Country actions to strengthen and accelerate development and implementation of national indicator frameworks, including actions to be taken over the next six months to one year o Enhancing partnership support to country actions, prioritized to support immediate country actions Key messages to be brought to the fourth session of the Asia-Pacific Forum on Sustainable Development (29-31 March 2017), in particular actions to be taken by government political and policy decision-makers to strengthen and accelerate development and implementation of national indicator frameworks Moderator: Ms Margarita Guerrero, Director, Statistics Division, ESCAP 16:30 17:00 Closing of the conference (ESCAP) 5