BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:unctad.org BEGIN:VEVENT UID:69b0b5821d22d DTSTART:20221205T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20221205T160000Z LOCATION:Geneva\, Switzerland SUMMARY:International Debt Management Conference\, thirteenth session CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Relief\, Restructuring and Recovery: Dealing with Debt in Times of Global Crisis\n\nThe Conference provides a regular biennial forum for sharing experiences and exchanging views between Governments\, internation al organizations\, academia and civil society on current developments in t he debt landscape in developing countries and on debt management issues in this broader macroeconomic context.\n\nIt brings together senior-level na tional debt managers from around the world to discuss some of the most per tinent topics in the field today. Around 350 participants from over 100 co untries\, as well as senior representatives of international\, regional an d other institutions\, participated in the last conference held in Novembe r 2019.\n\nThis year’s Conference takes place at a crucial moment of mul tiple global crises affecting the world economy\, ranging from the ongoing impacts of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic the cost-of-living crisis and\, of course\, climate change.\n\nThe Conference will explore t he impact of these crises on developing countries’ debt sustainability\, with a view to reassessing ways to achieve the Sustainable Development Go als and the role of new technologies in mobilizing financial resources. Th ese issues will be addressed through the lens of macroeconomic options ava ilable to individual countries and the international community\, as well a s through policies and best practices in debt management.\n\nThe Conferenc e will explore current and topical issues in debt management and public fi nance\, with a focus on forward-looking policy options to address debt and debt management challenges.\n\nTopics will include:\n\n\nThe growing need for comprehensive debt relief\nIntegrating climate change challenges and Sustainable Development Goal financing requirements into viable debt susta inability assessments\nFurther improving debt transparency: balancing lend er and borrower responsibilities\nThe role of financial technology (FinTec h) for debt management\nSovereign debt restructurings: Experiences on the ground and reform requirements\nOperational risk management /Integrated\n\ n\nThe DMFAS Advisory Group meeting that will follow the Conference will p rovide an opportunity for donors\, beneficiaries and development partners of the DMFAS Programme to examine its capacity-building activities in debt management and to discuss its future direction.\n\nParticipation \n\nThis Conference is open tall member States of UNCTAD. Other organizations\, in cluding specialized agencies\, intergovernmental bodies and non-government al organizations in the general and special categories\, as well as academ ia\, research institutions and the private sector\, may participate as obs ervers.\n\nParticipation the DMFAS Advisory Group is reserved for those co untries benefiting from the use of the debt management software (DMFAS) pr ovided by the UNCTAD DMFAS technical cooperation programme.\n<\;h3 class ="\;text-align-center\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.or g/meeting/international-debt-management-conference-thirteenth-session DTSTAMP:20260311T002122Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:69b0b5821d266 DTSTART:20221206T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20221206T160000Z LOCATION:Geneva\, Switzerland SUMMARY:International Debt Management Conference\, thirteenth session CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Relief\, Restructuring and Recovery: Dealing with Debt in Times of Global Crisis\n\nThe Conference provides a regular biennial forum for sharing experiences and exchanging views between Governments\, internation al organizations\, academia and civil society on current developments in t he debt landscape in developing countries and on debt management issues in this broader macroeconomic context.\n\nIt brings together senior-level na tional debt managers from around the world to discuss some of the most per tinent topics in the field today. Around 350 participants from over 100 co untries\, as well as senior representatives of international\, regional an d other institutions\, participated in the last conference held in Novembe r 2019.\n\nThis year’s Conference takes place at a crucial moment of mul tiple global crises affecting the world economy\, ranging from the ongoing impacts of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic the cost-of-living crisis and\, of course\, climate change.\n\nThe Conference will explore t he impact of these crises on developing countries’ debt sustainability\, with a view to reassessing ways to achieve the Sustainable Development Go als and the role of new technologies in mobilizing financial resources. Th ese issues will be addressed through the lens of macroeconomic options ava ilable to individual countries and the international community\, as well a s through policies and best practices in debt management.\n\nThe Conferenc e will explore current and topical issues in debt management and public fi nance\, with a focus on forward-looking policy options to address debt and debt management challenges.\n\nTopics will include:\n\n\nThe growing need for comprehensive debt relief\nIntegrating climate change challenges and Sustainable Development Goal financing requirements into viable debt susta inability assessments\nFurther improving debt transparency: balancing lend er and borrower responsibilities\nThe role of financial technology (FinTec h) for debt management\nSovereign debt restructurings: Experiences on the ground and reform requirements\nOperational risk management /Integrated\n\ n\nThe DMFAS Advisory Group meeting that will follow the Conference will p rovide an opportunity for donors\, beneficiaries and development partners of the DMFAS Programme to examine its capacity-building activities in debt management and to discuss its future direction.\n\nParticipation \n\nThis Conference is open tall member States of UNCTAD. Other organizations\, in cluding specialized agencies\, intergovernmental bodies and non-government al organizations in the general and special categories\, as well as academ ia\, research institutions and the private sector\, may participate as obs ervers.\n\nParticipation the DMFAS Advisory Group is reserved for those co untries benefiting from the use of the debt management software (DMFAS) pr ovided by the UNCTAD DMFAS technical cooperation programme.\n<\;h3 class ="\;text-align-center\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.or g/meeting/international-debt-management-conference-thirteenth-session DTSTAMP:20260311T002122Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:69b0b5821d26c DTSTART:20221207T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20221207T160000Z LOCATION:Geneva\, Switzerland SUMMARY:International Debt Management Conference\, thirteenth session CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Relief\, Restructuring and Recovery: Dealing with Debt in Times of Global Crisis\n\nThe Conference provides a regular biennial forum for sharing experiences and exchanging views between Governments\, internation al organizations\, academia and civil society on current developments in t he debt landscape in developing countries and on debt management issues in this broader macroeconomic context.\n\nIt brings together senior-level na tional debt managers from around the world to discuss some of the most per tinent topics in the field today. Around 350 participants from over 100 co untries\, as well as senior representatives of international\, regional an d other institutions\, participated in the last conference held in Novembe r 2019.\n\nThis year’s Conference takes place at a crucial moment of mul tiple global crises affecting the world economy\, ranging from the ongoing impacts of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic the cost-of-living crisis and\, of course\, climate change.\n\nThe Conference will explore t he impact of these crises on developing countries’ debt sustainability\, with a view to reassessing ways to achieve the Sustainable Development Go als and the role of new technologies in mobilizing financial resources. Th ese issues will be addressed through the lens of macroeconomic options ava ilable to individual countries and the international community\, as well a s through policies and best practices in debt management.\n\nThe Conferenc e will explore current and topical issues in debt management and public fi nance\, with a focus on forward-looking policy options to address debt and debt management challenges.\n\nTopics will include:\n\n\nThe growing need for comprehensive debt relief\nIntegrating climate change challenges and Sustainable Development Goal financing requirements into viable debt susta inability assessments\nFurther improving debt transparency: balancing lend er and borrower responsibilities\nThe role of financial technology (FinTec h) for debt management\nSovereign debt restructurings: Experiences on the ground and reform requirements\nOperational risk management /Integrated\n\ n\nThe DMFAS Advisory Group meeting that will follow the Conference will p rovide an opportunity for donors\, beneficiaries and development partners of the DMFAS Programme to examine its capacity-building activities in debt management and to discuss its future direction.\n\nParticipation \n\nThis Conference is open tall member States of UNCTAD. Other organizations\, in cluding specialized agencies\, intergovernmental bodies and non-government al organizations in the general and special categories\, as well as academ ia\, research institutions and the private sector\, may participate as obs ervers.\n\nParticipation the DMFAS Advisory Group is reserved for those co untries benefiting from the use of the debt management software (DMFAS) pr ovided by the UNCTAD DMFAS technical cooperation programme.\n<\;h3 class ="\;text-align-center\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.or g/meeting/international-debt-management-conference-thirteenth-session DTSTAMP:20260311T002122Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR