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9.00
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Registration and coffee |
| 9.30 |
Welcome and practical announcements (Maru Mormina) |
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9.35
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Opening address by Prof Kevin Marsh, African Oxford Initiaite (AfOx) |
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9.40
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Ethics: a funder’s perspective. Speakers: Sarah Plowman (UKRI), Rachel Knowles (MRC), TBC (DFID)
Chair: Gill Wells, Research Services, University of Oxford
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| 10.00 |
Q&A |
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10.15
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Session 1 - Impact and challenge-led research: ethics in context. Chair: Prof Lucy Cluver, Department of Social Policy and Intervention, University of Oxford
- Defining impact and establishing local needs: Whose knowledge counts? The ethics of defining impact in the context of ‘local’ needs and realities, Dr. Lata Narayanaswamy, Lecturer in International Development, Univeristy of Leeds
- Round table:
Dr Martin Williams, Associate Professor, Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford: Partnering with government in research
Prisca Benelli, Humanitarian Research & Learning Manager and Ethics Lead, Save the Children: Balancing needs, local contexts and safeguards when working with vulnerable populations
Prof Chukwumerije Okereke, Professor of Climate Justice, University of Reading: Climate research and development: what does climate justice mean and for whom?
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| 11.00 |
Q&A |
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11.15
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Break |
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11.45
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Session 2 - Capacity building and partnership in ODA research. Chair: Jonathan Harle, INASP.
- Partnerships:
Dr Jude Fransman, Leverhulme Research Fellow, Open University: North/South partnerships – can they really be fair?
Dr Kaustuv Bandyopadhyay, Director, Society for Participatory Research in Asia (PRIA): International partnerships - the Global South experience
- Capacity building:
Dr Maru Mormina, Senior Researcher and Ethics Advisor, Ethox Centre, University of Oxford: Capacity building: another empty concept?
Francesco Obino, Head of Programmes, Global Development Network: Developing capacity and doing it well.
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| 12.45 |
Q&A |
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13.00
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Lunch |
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13.45
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Session 3: Ethics in times of emergency. Chair: Dr Angeliki Kerasidou, Ethox Centre, University of Oxford
- Ethical challenges during humanitarian emergencies, Prof Michael Parker, Director, Ethox Centre, University of Oxford.
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Round table:
Rachel Hastie, Protection Team Leader, OXFAM: Ethics and risk in humanitarian responses
Dr Kelsey Shanks, Ulster University and GCRF Challenge Lead: Conducting education research in post-conflict areas
Dr Stephen Kennedy, Ministry of Health, Liberia: Global Health emergencies
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14.15
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Q&A |
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14.30
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Tea break |
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15.00
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Break-out sessions |
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15.45
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Q&A and feedback from the sessions |
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16.15
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Closing remarks |
| 16.30 |
Departure |
