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The document discusses capacity development in the CGIAR. It notes that capacity development is crucial for enabling the transition from research outputs to development outcomes. It involves enhancing the abilities of both CGIAR and its partners to navigate complex reforms across individual, organizational, and institutional levels. The document outlines key elements of capacity development, including needs assessment, innovative learning materials, developing partnerships, identifying future research leaders, institutional strengthening, and research on capacity development itself. It proposes a community of practice to help collaborative research programs prepare for the next round.
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This document summarizes a meeting of E4 Carolinas, a nonprofit organization focused on promoting economic growth through energy sector collaboration across North and South Carolina. It outlines E4 Carolinas' mission, vision, goals and strategic task forces. It also discusses concepts for achieving collaboration between organizations, including building trust, finding early wins and creating metrics. The document provides examples of how industry clusters form over multiple phases and benefits of city partnership programs, including cost savings, economic development and clear roadmaps.
Madeline Smith, Presentation TCI2018 European Conference SofiaTCI Network
This document discusses cluster evaluation and outlines key topics from a conference on the subject. It notes that evaluation should focus on learning rather than auditing, and should evidence the difference clusters make for participants, partners, funders, and policymakers. The document summarizes emerging issues in cluster evaluation like capturing human dynamics and balancing program and initiative evaluations. It also lists principles that should guide evaluation, such as reflecting real-world contexts. Overall, the summary emphasizes that evaluation is an important part of the policy process and should influence both policy and cluster management improvements.
Presentation by Anne Hammill at the event "Lessons Learned from the Case Studies of NAP Process and Implementation of Adaptation Actions in the Asia-Pacific Region" at COP 22 in Marrakech, Morocco on November 15, 2016
I. The document discusses how the knowledge triangle of higher education, research, and entrepreneurship interacts within regional entrepreneurial ecosystems to create value.
II. It presents a model of an entrepreneurial ecosystem consisting of actors, factors, and their coordination to enable entrepreneurship. In the model, the knowledge triangle provides talent, knowledge-based opportunities, and entrepreneurial action.
III. The document examines case studies in the Netherlands to assess how governance can better coordinate the interaction between research, education, and business to strengthen regional entrepreneurial ecosystems.
Presentation from IFAC Senior Technical Manager Szymon Radziszewicz regarding the power of professional accountancy organizations (PAOs) in economic growth in a nation and region.
This document summarizes a market scoping study on agricultural leasing in sub-Saharan Africa conducted by Nathan Associates. The study examined the market systems supporting agricultural leasing across eight countries in the region. Key findings include limited penetration of agricultural leasing due to constraints on both supply and demand. On the supply side, financial institutions cite information asymmetries and risk concerns, while on the demand side, many farmers lack awareness, skills and resources. The document concludes there is potential to grow agricultural leasing through complementary interventions targeting different parts of the market system, such as raising awareness, improving access through reduced down payments, developing management information systems, and providing technical assistance and refinancing facilities.
Apprendre par la pratique : Rôles, défis et opportunités / Learning from Practice : Roles, Challenges and Opportunities
Mr. Adrian HEALY, SmartSpec project, Cardiff University
Séminaire sur la Stratégie de Spécialisation Intelligente / S3 organisé par l'ANPR avec le support de l'UE les 17 et 18 mai 2016 à Hammamet.
Nefinanšu ziņošanas eksperta Marko Sillera (Sustinere) prezentācija Korporatīvās ilgtspējas un atbildības institūta organizētajā pasākumā 2019. gada 26. septembrī.
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Mr. Alessandro RAINOLDI, IPTS, Directorate-General (DG) Joint Research Centre (JRC), European Commission (EC)
Séminaire sur la Stratégie de Spécialisation Intelligente / S3 organisé par l'ANPR avec le support de l'UE les 17 et 18 mai 2016 à Hammamet.
The document discusses the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) and its focus on the global accountancy profession. It summarizes IFAC's services including establishing standards, adoption/implementation support, quality development, and representing the profession. A large portion discusses IFAC's work related to professional accountants in business, including areas of importance, competency development, and the role of Chief Financial Officers. It also summarizes IFAC's responses to issues like the global financial crisis and its frameworks/guidance on topics such as risk management, governance, and integrated reporting.
Warren Allen, President of the International Federation of Accountants, gave a presentation on the importance of a strong financial reporting infrastructure for growing economies and capital markets. The presentation covered IFAC's role in setting international standards and supporting accountants globally. It also discussed key topics like the financial reporting supply chain, sustaining the accounting profession, governance, and the need for converged regulatory requirements. The goal is to establish high-quality, consistent standards worldwide to support strong global capital markets.
Presentation by Stathis Gould at The 6th Annual Symposium on Sustainable Business Non-Financial and Integrated Reporting, Baruch College, November 1, 2013
Quality Profession Adds Value Through Quality InformationSzymra
This document discusses the role of national accountancy bodies and the accounting profession in providing quality financial information. It outlines how the profession contributes to economic stability, business efficiency, and governmental transparency. National accountancy bodies educate the public on the importance of accountants, provide training and support for implementation of standards, and ensure adherence to ethics requirements. They also act as a voice for the profession and provide leadership through commitment to public interest and high standards. The international organization IFAC assists national accountancy bodies through resources on its website.
The document summarizes Fayezul Choudhury's speech at the IFAC Small and Medium Practices Forum in Kampala, Uganda on June 5, 2013. The speech discusses IFAC's vision of the accounting profession playing a crucial role in developing strong economies worldwide and in Africa specifically. It also notes that small and medium practices are trusted advisers for small and medium enterprises, which account for most global private sector GDP, employment, and growth. The speech advocates for adoption and implementation of international accounting standards to ensure transparent financial information, facilitate global comparisons, and support investment and economic growth.
This document summarizes Sanjay Rughani's presentation on the accounting profession. It discusses the economic environment, sustainable development goals, integrated reporting, technology impacts, and IFAC's role in developing the profession. Key topics included how accountants can contribute to sustainable organizations through skills like integrated thinking, managing risks as an integral part of business, and evolving from financial reporting to understanding multiple capitals and value creation over time.
The document discusses a partnership between the International Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (INTOSAI) and the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) to promote sustainable development. IFAC is the global organization for the accountancy profession, providing support in areas like governance, auditing, risk management, and sustainability. Both organizations recognize the importance of these issues to government auditing and the public interest. The partnership aims to raise awareness of important topics like the UN Sustainable Development Goals through initiatives like IFAC's Accountability Now campaign.
IFAC hosted the webinar State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) & Professional Accountancy Organizations (PAOs) in Public Financial Management (PFM) Reform: Recovery Post COVID-19, in collaboration with the World Bank Group MENA Governance Global Practice, and the Arab Federation of Accountants and Auditors (AFAA). This joint webinar explored PFM reform issues and challenges – as well as strengths and opportunities – for SOEs & PAOs throughout the MENA region.
Presentation given by Szymon Radziszewicz, Senior Technical Manager for the International Federation of Accountants, on the need for a balanced approach to regulation of the accountancy profession and how the accountancy profession contributes to economic stability and growth, at the 6th Cross-Border Meeting In Moldova in June 2012.
Presentation given by Paul Thompson, Deputy Director, SME and SMP Affairs, IFAC, at the Malaysian Institute of Accountants Conference, Auditing Micro-Entities Efficiently and Effectively, March 23, 2012, Kuala Lumpur.
This document discusses ANZ Bank's submission to an Australian parliamentary inquiry on the role of the private sector in promoting economic growth and reducing poverty in the Indo-Pacific region. It outlines ANZ's significant presence across Asia and the Pacific, and argues that Australia's aid program should focus on improving economic infrastructure and governance to foster private sector development and increased growth. It also highlights ANZ's financial education programs that have helped improve financial inclusion in many countries.
Presentation by Vincent Tophoff, IFAC Senior Technical Manager at the INTOSAI Subcommittee on Internal Control Standards Annual Meeting, May 27-28, 2014
The document discusses the challenges facing businesses globally and the role of professional accountants in business (PAIBs) in addressing these challenges. It notes increasing economic, social, and environmental pressures on businesses from factors like globalization and technology changes. PAIBs need to help organizations respond effectively by gaining credibility, driving better decisions, and facilitating an understanding of long-term value creation beyond financial measures. The document advocates for PAIBs to develop a broader set of skills beyond financial expertise to support strategic decision making and navigate complex issues around sustainability, risk management, and integrated reporting.
Presentation by the chair of the IFAC Small and Medium Practices Committee in January 2012 at the Institute of Chartered Accountants in India International Conference.
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The Global Accounting Profession: Working to Strengthen the Global Economy
1. Institute of Public Accountants
National Congress
“The Global Accounting Profession:
Working to Strengthen the Global Economy”
Warren Allen, President
International Federation of Accountants
November 8, 2013
Queensland, Australia
Page 1 | Confidential and Proprietary Information
2. IFAC Overview
Contributing to strong and sustainable organizations,
financial markets, and economies
Page 2 | Confidential and Proprietary Information
3. IFAC Operating Lines
Developing and representing the profession;
enhancing economic stability
• Supporting standards
development
• Improving quality and
capacity
• Supporting the profession
• Global representation and
advocacy
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4. Supporting Standards Development
Facilitating the development of high-quality
international standards
• Foster high-quality financial
information
• Promote confidence in markets
• Enhance public resource
management
• Facilitate regional and international
economic integration
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5. Improving Quality and Capacity
Supporting high-quality PAOs and strengthening
the profession
• Member Body Compliance
Program
• Professional Accountancy
Organization (PAO)
Development
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6. Supporting the Profession
Providing thought leadership, resources, and insight;
enhancing visibility and voice
• PAIB and SMP Committees
• IFAC Global Knowledge
Gateway
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7. Global Representation and Advocacy
Leveraging IFAC’s position as an independent public
interest voice for the profession
• Promote profession's
interests
• Stimulate discussion
• Convene interested
stakeholders
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8. Recruiting the Best & Brightest
If trends continue, the
accountancy profession
may be unable to properly
meet the demands of our
global communities.
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9. Government Transparency and Accountability
“Fiscal transparency is a critical
element of effective fiscal
policymaking and the management
of fiscal risks.”
- IMF 2012 report “Fiscal Transparency,
Accountability, and Risk”
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10. Enhanced Organizational Reporting
Non-financial reporting is
important for:
•
Decision-making
•
Promoting transparency
•
Discharging accountability
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11. Credibility and Usability of Financial Reporting
All components of the
“financial reporting
supply chain” need to be
high quality to support
strong and credible
financial reporting.
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12. Supporting Continued Economic Growth
“Accounting plays an
essential role in economic
development.”
- UN Conference on Trade and
Development - International
Standards of Accounting and
Reporting
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