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2024 Module 6 Achieving Sustainable Prosperity through Partnership
Live session 23 November 2024
10:00-16:15
The Sustainable Development Goals are universal, and the call to action continues by all countries across the North/South divide to ensure no one is left behind. It requires partnerships between and within governments, the private sector, and civil society (SDG 17), through a bottom-up approach. Module 6 explores how strategic partnership can be used to promote and attain the prosperity chapters - SDGs 7,8, 9, 10, and 11. Using A4ID projects as examples, we will showcase some practical ways of enhancing international cooperation by illustrating our networks and relationships in programme countries across the world, and highlight actions that the legal community can take to promote global partnership.
What we'll cover in this session?
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Speakers with industry experience will explore the nexus between Pro Bono and the SDGs.
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Certification at the end of the programme (all 6 modules)
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Develop practical plans of action
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Hybrid in-person/online which enhances interactivity and participation
Meet the instructor
Sofia Papanikolaou
Sofia is the Programme Officer for the ROLE UK Programme, supporting the work of the Programme’s Development Unit. She is a qualified lawyer in Greece and specialises in public international, human rights and development law. Before joining A4ID in January 2023, Sofia gained work experience in academic institutions, international organisations, and charities. Her previous experience includes roles at the European Commission, the University of Oxford and the University of London, the British Red Cross, and the AIRE Centre. Sofia holds an LL.M. in International Development Law and Human Rights from the University of Warwick (UK), an M.A. in International Law and Diplomatic Studies from Panteion University (Greece) and an LL.B. from Democritus University of Thrace (Greece).
Patrick Jones - Course author
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Ronald Mutasa
Ronald Mutasa
Ronald holds an LLBS (Honours Degree) in Law from the University of Zimbabwe and was a Partner and projects development lawyer with DLA Piper Africa Zimbabwe (Manokore Attorneys), as well as a consultant in DLA Piper’s London office.
Patrick Jones - Course author
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James Aiken
James is a qualified non-practising solicitor in England and Wales, and has worked in legal and policy positions across a number of UK human rights organisations at various levels – from volunteer to board of directors.
Patrick Jones - Course author
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Jessica Leung
Jessica is a solicitor qualified in England and Wales, and prior to joining A4ID practised as a barrister in Hong Kong in criminal law and public law, defending cases related to protests and national security.
Patrick Jones - Course author
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Fizza Khawar
Fizza Khawar is the A4ID Pakistan Lead and Project Officer leading specifically on the organisation’s work on the death penalty work and freedom of religion and belief. She has spearheaded projects that foster South-South partnerships and engagement in the rule of law space. Prior to joining A4ID, Fizza was working as a Judicial Associate at the Supreme Court of Pakistan on a range of human rights cases. She has previously worked with a human rights organization in Brussels on specific European Union projects relating to the rule of law. Fizza holds an advanced LLM in International Human Rights Law from the University of Leiden and completed her LLB from Queen Mary University of London.
Patrick Jones - Course author
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