Reinventing Development: Lessons from Rights-based Practice and its Implications for Policymakers and Donors
The conference seeks to gather further data on the implications and impacts of applying a rights-based approach in practice, and feed this experience into policy and donor debates and communities.
Reinventing Development: Lessons from Rights-based Practice and its Implications for Policymakers and Donors
Centre for International Human Rights, Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London
9-11 November 2005
Collaborating partners in the conference include:
- Centre for International Human Rights, Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London
- Centre for Development and Emergency Practice (CENDEP) at Oxford Brookes University
- International Council for Human Rights Policy, Geneva
The conference seeks to:
1) gather further data on the implications and impacts of applying a rights-based approach in practice, and
2) feed this experience into policy and donor debates and communities.
It will also coincide with the launch of an edited collection entitled, Reinventing Development? Translating Rights-based Approaches from Theory into Practice (P. Gready and J. Ensor (eds), Zed Books, London).
For further details please contact Mary Sanver [email protected]