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This seminar aims to investigate the Rights framework and its role in enabling development outcomes. In the seminar practitioners and researchers examine the theoretical underpinnings of rights based approaches and how this can be used in the process of development. This seminar features practical experiences of grassroots NGOs, academics, and international NGOs using a rights framework to realise sustainable development outcomes and the impact of this.
Speakers:
Dr. Susan Murphy, School of natural Sciences TCD, 'Rights Based Approaches to development';
Mr. Narinder Bedi, Young India Project, 'Experiences & Results: Implementing rights based development'
Dr. Michael Semple, Reflective Practitioner/Researcher, Queens University, Belfast;
Chair: Mark Cumming, Director, Comhlamh
Ronan McDermott, UCD- PhD Student: 'Measuring Human Rights Compliance during Natural Disasters: The Case of Mount Merapi, Indonesia';
Mohammad Amir Anwar, Post Doc, TCD: ‘Reflection on Special Economic Zones, and infringement of people's rights to land and employment’
Julian Waagensen Trocaire, 'Helping realise rights & the impact of rights-based work in partner countries'
Fiona Bolger, Poet
Chair: Dr. Chandana Mathur, Dept. of Anthropology, NUIM
http://www.tcd.ie/
http://www.tcd.ie/tidi/
http://www.tcd.ie/tidi/outreach/development-research-week/
http://www.dsaireland.org
Speakers:
Dr. Susan Murphy, School of natural Sciences TCD, 'Rights Based Approaches to development';
Mr. Narinder Bedi, Young India Project, 'Experiences & Results: Implementing rights based development'
Dr. Michael Semple, Reflective Practitioner/Researcher, Queens University, Belfast;
Chair: Mark Cumming, Director, Comhlamh
Ronan McDermott, UCD- PhD Student: 'Measuring Human Rights Compliance during Natural Disasters: The Case of Mount Merapi, Indonesia';
Mohammad Amir Anwar, Post Doc, TCD: ‘Reflection on Special Economic Zones, and infringement of people's rights to land and employment’
Julian Waagensen Trocaire, 'Helping realise rights & the impact of rights-based work in partner countries'
Fiona Bolger, Poet
Chair: Dr. Chandana Mathur, Dept. of Anthropology, NUIM
http://www.tcd.ie/
http://www.tcd.ie/tidi/
http://www.tcd.ie/tidi/outreach/development-research-week/
http://www.dsaireland.org
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