SIEPR Policy Forum 2008

RSVP Deadline May 2nd.

INSTRUCTIONS:

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PERSONAL INFORMATION:

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SESSION ATTENDANCE:

I will attend the breakfast and welcome session:

9:30-10:00am

Common Wealth
Jeffrey Sachs, Columbia University
(video conference from Europe)

10:00-10:15am

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I will attend at least one of the morning sessions:

Entrepreneurial Design for Extreme Affordability Jim Patell, Stanford with Stanford MBA & Engineering students: Designing Products for the Poor: Two Case Studies	10:15-11:15am
Power of a Rising Tide Scott Rozelle, Stanford Biofuels and the World Food Crises: Opportunities and Challenges for the World's Poor Anjini Kochar, Stanford Learning and Earning: Education and Poverty Reduction in India	11:15-12:15pm

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I will attend the lunch and lunch keynote:

Can Foreign Aid End World Poverty?
William Easterly, NYU, Brookings Institute

12:15-1:30pm

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The lunch session is nearing capacity. The actual presentation starts at 12:45pm.

I will attend at least one of the afternoon sessions:

Economic Tools for Reducing Poverty Paul Gertler, UC Berkeley How to Judge What Works Hilary Hoynes, UC Davis Effective Anti-poverty Programs in the U.S.	1:30-2:30pm
Obstacles to Prosperity Johannes Linn, Brookings Institute Better Global Governance to Meet Global Problems David Grusky, Stanford Increasing Inequality in The U.S.	2:45-3:45pm
Students Changing the World Kjerstin Erickson, Stanford ForgeNow.org Courtney McColgan, Morgan Stanley Wokai.org Abimbola Dairo, Stanford African Business Forum	3:45-4:25pm
Politics of Poverty Panel discussion of local, state, and national politics of poverty	4:25-5:00pm

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I will attend the reception:

5:00-5:45pm

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If you have difficulties with this form or you have questions about the Policy Forum,
please contact Ellen Moore at esmoore@stanford.edu or 650-724-9278.

This SIEPR Policy Forum is being conducted in association with the Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality.