16+ Forum Annual Showcase 2017 Resources

Saba Buadze, Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI)

• Presentation: 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development - Challenges and Opportunities, Georgia 

Mariam Tutberidze, IDFI

• Presentation: SDG 16 Pilot Initiative, Georgia

Jennifer Tsai, American Bar Association and the TAP Network: Transparency Accountability and Participation for the 2030 Agenda (TAP Network)

• Goal 16 Advocacy Toolkit, TAP Network

Jennifer Tsai and Coco Lammers, Namati

• Advocacy, Justice and the SDGs Toolkit, TAP Network and supporting Webinar, Namati

Chalida Tajaroensuk, People's Empowerment Foundation 

• Presentation: CSO Challenges

Linking SDG 16+ and the Open Government Partnership (OGP) in Policy and Practice

Zurab Sanikidze, Ministry of Justice, Georgia:

• Presentation: SDG 16 and OGP

Nina Sarishvili, Administration of the Government, Georgia:

• Presentation: National Approach to the Sustainable Development Goals 
• Presentation: Structure of the SDGs Council
• "The National Document for the Nationalization of UN Sustainable Development Goals" by SDGs Council of Georgia

Access to Justice, the Rule of Law and the Open Governement Partnership Initiative: Overlap and Interlinkages

Coco Lammers, Namati:

• Global Legal Empowerment Network, invitation to join
• Grassroots Justice Prize, nominations accepted until November 24, 2017
• SDG 16 Data Initiative
• #WalkTogether Campaign, The Elders

Anti-corruption, Accountability and Public Service Delivery

Ahjung Lee, UNDP Seoul 

• Presentation: Korea's Anti-Corruption Initiative Assessment, An Effective Approach for Generating Institutional Will & Encouraging Proative Anti-Corruption Efforts in the Public Sector

Molly Lien, Embassy of Sweden in Georgia

• Presentation: Anti-corruption and accountability in Sweden

Hayk Malkhasyan, Deputy Head of the Legal Department, Republic of Armenia, Government Staff

• Presentation: Utilizing Technology for Better Public Servicse: Armenia's Experience
• "How Technology Makes Justice More Accessible", Open Data in Europe and Central Asia
• Republic of Armenia e-government website
• DataLex Judicial Information System

Reflecting Inclusion through Effective Institutions

Laura Garr, White & Case LLP

• Presentation: Efforts to Increase Women's Political Participation/Representation in Japan, South Africa, Ghana, and the Pacific Island States
• Best Practices for Increasing Women's Political Participation
• Case Studies - Ghana, Japan, Mexico, Pacific Island States, South Africa

Oleksandr Pavlichenko, Ukrainian Helsinki Human Rights Union:

• Justice and Peace in Donbas Coalition Website
• Justice and Peace in Donbas Coalition Reports
• Ukrainian Helsinki Human Rights Union Publications

Mustakim Waid, Office of the Prime Minister, Federal Government of Somalia:

• The Somali Compact
• The New Deal in Somalia: an Independent Review of the Somali Compact, 2014-2016, the Overseas Development Institute
• Federal Government of Somalia National Development Plan 2017 - 2019

Civic Engagement through Formal and non-Formal Channels

Nana Kurashvili, People in Need, Georgia

• Presentation: People in Need, Georgia 

Snapshopt Readiness: Instruments for the assessment of SDG implementation, with a focus on SDG 16.3 (access to justice) and 16.7 (participatory decision-making)

Sina Heers, GIZ 

• Presentation: 16.3 Readiness-Check and RIA plus

Enacting Inclusion: what do effective policies look like, to what impact, and how might they be incorporated national development or strategic plans

Levan Samadashvili, USAID GGI

• Presentation: Ennacting Inclusion and Participation

Making SDG 16.3 work for the rule of law and access to justice – how 16.3 translates into national contexts, particularly in g7+ states

Marcel Smits, Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP)

• Summary of g7+ 28-29 September Roundtable in The Hague
• SDG 16 Progress Report

Peter van Sluijs, Cordaid

• Civil Society Platform for Peacebuilding and Statebuilding (CSPPS) website
• CSPPS 2016 Annual Report
• "Working towards Peaceful and Inclusive Societies in Fragile & Conflict Affected States" by CSPPS
• Cordaid website

Peace and Reconciliation: Then and Now

Chalida Tajaroensuk, People’s Empowerment Foundation

• Presentation: Peace and Reconciliation, a Case Study on the Southernmost Province, Thailand

Violence Reduction, Prevention and Ownership

Habib Ur Rehman Mayar, g7+ Secretariat

• A Forward Looking Model of Reconciliation, g7+ Research Findings Brief

Monitoring and Reporting: Steps Forward

Jairo Acuña-Alfaro, UNDP

• Presentation: Monitoring to Implement Peaceful, Just and Inclusive Societies: Pilot Initiative on National-level Monitoring of SDG 16

Marcel Smits, Institute of Economics and Peace

• Presentation: SDG 16+, Monitoring and Reporting: Steps Forward

Tying it Together: 2030 Interlinkages and a WHole of Society Approach:

David Steven, New York University’s Center on International Cooperation

• Presentation: The Roadmap for Peaceful, Just and Inclusive Societies, a Call to Action to Change our World

Wiem Pousse, Jasmine Foundation 

• Presentation: Social Inclusion, Civil Society and Youth, the Jasmine Foundation Approach
• Active Citizens, Documentary with the British Council and the Jasmine Foundation