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PROPERTY RIGHTS AND POVERTY - CONFERENCE 12 OCTOBER 2010
Open conference with Hernando de Soto 12 October 2010 from 14.00 to 16.00 at Eigtveds Pakhus in Copenhagen.
The Peruvian development thinker, Hernando de Soto, is famous for his theories on the role of formal property rights for income and employment creation among the poor, both key priorities in the new Danish strategy for development cooperation, Freedom From Poverty – Freedom to Change. This has raised the question how de Soto’s theories could be applied in Danish development assistance. At the conference the Danish Minister for Development Co-operation, Mr Søren Pind, the Ugandan Minister for Lands, Housing and Development, Hon. Daniel Omara Atubo as well as a number of Danish and international leaders and experts will participate to discuss how the theories of Mr Hernando de Soto could be applied in Danish development assistance. De Soto himself will provide a presentation followed by questions and discussions facilitated by journalist, Steffen Kretz, Danish Radio.
Prior to the conference a roundtable with participation of an exclusive gathering of international and Danish leaders and experts will have discussed specific options for applying de Soto’s theories in Danish development assistance.
There will be a possibility for networking from 16.00 to 17.00.
Participation in the conference is open and free of charge but limited by available seats.
Registration no later than 8 October 2010. Deadline has been postponed until 11 October 2010 at 12 noon.
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