Events

  • 2017 Harvard Global Development Conference: “Rethinking Development: The World in Transition”

    Harvard Kennedy School

    For over 20 years, the GDC has offered a world-class forum for exploration of new trends in the international development world. The conference has been a thriving platform for decision-makers, practitioners, experts, academics and emerging young leaders to engage with one another and share innovative ideas, attracting world-renowned speakers.This year, the conference discusses fundamental questions […]

    Lunch Seminar – Ecuador After the Election: What Comes Next?

    Perkins Room (R-415), 4th Floor Rubenstein, HKS

    THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED. Stay tuned for a new date on our website.This session will discuss the outcome of the recent elections for President and National Assembly in Ecuador.Speakers: Nathalie Cely Suárez, President, Center for Competitiveness and Innovation of Ecuador and Ricardo Hausmann, Director, Center for International Development at Harvard University.Moderator: Belén Sánchez, President, Harvard […]

    CID Speaker Series: Economic policy in Brazil – prospects for recovery after the crisis

    Perkins Room (R-415), 4th Floor Rubenstein, HKS

    Speaker: Fabio Kanczuk, Secretary of Economic Policy at the Brazilian Ministry of Finance and Full Professor of Macroeconomics at the University of São Paulo. Please sign up for the event on the link below to secure a seat About the talk: In recent years Brazil has been experiencing its largest economic contraction since 1930s. In […]

    South Asia ConnectED

     South Asia ConnectED is the first ever South Asia centric education conference being hosted in Harvard Graduate School of Education. Explore catalyzing for scale in education policy, social change and education technology with leaders from South Asia. Join John Floretta, Associate Director of Policy for J-PAL, Sridhar Rajagopalan, Founder, Educational Initiatives, Sanjli Gidwaney, Director, Design […]

    HKS Latin American Conference – Moving Beyond the Crossroads: How can Latin America overcome its old and new challenges?

    Harvard Kennedy School - Littauer building 1st floor

    The 2017 Latin American Conference is the fourth conference organized by Latin American students at the Harvard Kennedy School. It seeks to create awareness about the policies, experiences, and opportunities for future growth and development in the region.For the first time, the Conference will have two former presidents of the region as our keynote speaker: […]

    Security and Development Seminar: Violence, Insecurity, and Development in Latin America

    Perkins Room (R-415), 4th Floor Rubenstein, HKS

    The fourth session in CID's new Security and Development Seminar Series. Latin America has the highest rates of interpersonal violence in the world. In this session, leading experts explore the causes, correlates, and consequences of this violence, with an emphasis on the Northern Triangle region, which includes El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras. Speakers: Nathalie Alvarado-Renner, […]

    Lunch Seminar: Human mobility: potential and resistance

    Perkins Room (R-415), 4th Floor Rubenstein, HKS

    Speaker: Lant Pritchett, Professor of the Practice of International Development, Harvard Kennedy School About the Session: Professor Lant Pritchett will present the four "risks and costs of migration" to host countries (Economic, Cultural Assimilation, Political and Security) and discuss the often overlooked gains of migration to both rich and middle income countries. He will give examples […]

  • CID Speaker Series Seminar: Learning by Doing, Learning by Erring: Climate Resilience in the Latin American City

    Perkins Room - Rubenstein 4th Floor R-429

    Speaker: Carolina Zambrano-Barragán, Climate change and urban sustainability expert from Quito, Ecuador. About the talk: Latin America needs new approaches to face the impacts of climate change and rapid urbanization, particularly in a context of poverty and rising inequality. Cities in the region have emerged as a central actor for social and political innovation, and […]

    CID 2017 Open House

    Bell Hall, Belfer Building (B-500)

    Interested in the cutting edge research in International Development? Here’s your chance to meet CID faculty, research fellows and staff and learn about student programs and opportunities at CID’s Annual Open House. Speakers: Matt Andrews, Faculty Associate at BSC; Andrea Carranza, CID Acting Executive Director; Asim Khwaja, Co-Director for EPoD Faculty; Ricardo Hausmann, CID Director

    CID Speaker Series Seminar: Leadership in the Sustainable Development Era

    Perkins Room - Rubenstein 4th Floor R-429

    Speakers: Sarmad Khan, Team Leader & Policy Advisor for Leadership Development, UN;Ifoda Abdurazakova, Policy Specialist on Leadership Development, UN About the talk: The global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were adopted by all Member States of the United Nations General Assembly in 2015. The SDGs constitute 17 ambitious goals from ending poverty, to protecting livelihoods of […]

    CID Speaker Series Seminar: The power of attraction: the European Union’s gravitational pull for development and stabilization

    Bell Hall, Belfer Building

    Speaker: Dr. Johannes Hahn, Commissioner for Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations, European Commission About the Talk: Through its enlargement and neighborhood policies, the European Union aims at exporting stability to the Western Balkans, Eastern Europe and the Southern Mediterranean regions. With a broad policy toolbox, the EU fosters political stabilization and socioeconomic transformation, thus helping […]

    DRCLAS Event: The Maritime Dispute Before the International Court of Justice: The Bolivian Arguments

    CGIS South, S020, 1730 Cambridge Street

    Speaker: Carlos Diego Mesa, Former President of Bolivia (2003-2005) About the talk: For more than a century the diplomatic relationships between Bolivia and Chile have been conditioned by the Pacific war (1879-1884), where Bolivia and Peru confronted Chile. As a product of the war Bolivia lost access to the Pacific Ocean. This country has not […]

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