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International Collaboration for Global Capacity Building

European ParliamentBrussels, 2013

Effective management and development of governments Effective management and development of science and research Effective involvement of businesses, NGOs, media, public, unions and etc. Effective involvement of nations, effective education and training Building links between regions: Europe – Central Asia, Europe –Kazakhstan and etc. Science: links, infrastructure, funding, commercialization and etc. Economy: world currency, social security and etc. Integration and barriers: WTO, Customs Union Food Security: climate change, agriculture, agro-business Energy: investment in oil&gas, nuclear, alternative energy sources Ecology: climate, human activity, chemicals, autos Legal and human rights: local laws, rights, courts and other topics

What are the challenges of global community?

Key points• International collaboration for global capacity

building should start on a local level, from changing core principles of government and business responsibilities.

• Science is creative work but it needs calculations of budgets and funding of brilliant minds. On a global scale, countries cannot implement collaborative scientific projects without global fund raising institutions.

• Global challenges as never before bring countries for effective management of resources and collaboration in science. Finding and exploration of solutions for new and existing problems should be in parallel line.

How countries benefit from collaboration?

• Investors choose neither countries or continents. They base their decisions on opportunities and advantages of investing. Therefore, the best research projects and its outcomes find their own investors regardless of country and continent origin.

• International collaboration is multi level and multi-side collaboration (what we see and experience now is one level or one side collaboration).

• A success in one project or country without collaboration cannot be a success in another project or country (because of cultural, traditional differences, visions and approaches of leaders and etc.)

Medicine ChemistryPhysics and Math

Education and CultureSecurity and peace

Technology

World Economic Growth

Economics

Who we are?

“Eurasian Economic Club of Scientists” Association, is a non-profit public organization of legal entities, which was created in June 2008 with the aim to realize the initiative of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan N.A.Nazarbayev on creation of the Eurasian club of scientists, which was announced during Saint-Petersburg Forum in June 2007.

“Eurasian Economic Club of Scientists” Association, is a non-profit public organization of legal entities, which was created in June 2008 with the aim to realize the initiative of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan N.A.Nazarbayev on creation of the Eurasian club of scientists, which was announced during Saint-Petersburg Forum in June 2007.

Mission:To unite scientists-economists, practitioners, representatives of public and international organizations in order to find solutions of economic development, social progress of the world community.

Goals: Create conditions for exchange of ideas, experiences, knowledge in the organization and administration of socio-economic, political, cultural and business activities. Support attracting potential investors and customers for activation of innovation work and realization of social and economic projects.

Mission:To unite scientists-economists, practitioners, representatives of public and international organizations in order to find solutions of economic development, social progress of the world community.

Goals: Create conditions for exchange of ideas, experiences, knowledge in the organization and administration of socio-economic, political, cultural and business activities. Support attracting potential investors and customers for activation of innovation work and realization of social and economic projects.

The Association members include international, scientific, academic, financial and public organizations, scientists-economists and practitioners from 107 countries

The Association members include international, scientific, academic, financial and public organizations, scientists-economists and practitioners from 107 countries

The Association headquarters is located in Astana CityThe Association headquarters is located in Astana City

www.eecsa.kzwww.eecsa.kz

What we do?

Eurasian Economic Club of Scientists Association

Research Projects

2. Organization of

Forums andExhibitions

Promotion ofGlobal

Initiatives

G-GlobalCommunication

platform

EXPO2017

WorldAnti-crisis

Conference

Astana Economic

Forum

Journal“EurasianEconomicReview”

Recommendationsfor G-20 and

UN

AstanaNobelClub

Exhibition ofAstana

EconomicForum

World Anti-crisis

Plan

Topicsof annualforums

and exhibition

Research Projects


UN


Research Projects


UN

World Anti-crisis

Plan


Research Projects


UN


and exhibition

World Anti-crisis

Plan


Research Projects


UN


and exhibition

World Anti-crisis

Plan


UN


and exhibition

World Anti-crisis

Plan



UN


and exhibition

World Anti-crisis

Plan

1. Research Projects


Recommendationsfor G-20 andInternational

Organizations


and exhibition

World Anti-crisis

Plan

G-GlobalVenture

Fund

GreenEconomy

Promotion ofGlobal

Initiatives


platform

AstanaNobelClub

Promotion ofGlobal

Initiatives


platform

GreenEconomy

AstanaNobelClub

Promotion ofGlobal

Initiatives


platform

G-GlobalVenture

Fund

GreenEconomy

AstanaNobelClub

Promotion ofGlobal

Initiatives


platform

Promotion ofGlobal

Initiatives


platform

Promotion ofGlobal

Initiatives

AstanaNobelClub


platform

Promotion ofGlobal

Initiatives

GreenEconomy

AstanaNobelClub


platform

Promotion ofGlobal

Initiatives

G-GlobalVenture

Fund

GreenEconomy

«Green Bridge»

AstanaNobelClub


platform

3. Promotion ofGlobal

Initiatives

www.eecsa.kz www.astanaforum.org www.group-global.org

www.iodine.kz www.nobelclub.kz

How we devise better ways to coordinate their efforts, share good practices, define thematic priorities, minimise duplication and

transaction costs, and maximise impact?

G-GlobalPlatform

Content Development for

experts and investors

Astana Economic

Forum

International Organizations,

Governments, NGO, media, business,

public

Recommendationsand World Anti-Crisis

Plan

EFFECS OF G-GLOBAL COMMUNICATION PLATFORM

EXPERTS’ REVIEWS

PUBLICATIONS

DEBATES

PROJECTS

BLOGS

PERSON OF THE MONTH

ONLINE CONFERENCE

EXPERT GROUPS

QUSTIONS AND ANSWERS

Astana Economic

Forum

Recommendationsfor G-20

WorldAnti-crisis

Conference

Draft World Anti-CrisisPlan of

UN

Define Topics

Define Topics Result

Result

Sections of G-Global platform

www.group-global.org

Define Topics

How we bring together projects and investors?


Platform

Foreign Investors:International funds,

organizations and etc.

Foreign Government Agencies for Investment,

Cooperation,Trade and etc.

Business community of foreign countries

Organization of Business MeetingsIn Astana Economic

Forum

Exhibition of innovation, industrial and ITC projects of

AEF

BusinessesAkimatsNH«Zerde»

NSTH«Parasat»NIFKaznexSamruk-

Kazyna Others

EECSA Platform

Requests for meetingsDemonstration of projects

Requests for meetings, projects

Requests for services, products

Organization of Exhibitions in AEF

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Kazakhstan organizations and companies

Demonstration ofprojects

How we develop and promote recommendations?

Formation of expert groups

Development of Recommendations

Publication in media and internet

Scientific conferences of UN, international organizations

G-20 Summit, UN Conference, WAC

Presentation in AEF

Ministerial conferences of UN, ESCAP, WAC and etc. (high

level)

Experts ofGovernments,

EECSA, Astana Nobel Club,

G-Global Communication

Platform

International experts, including from

Research Center of G-20, Madrid Club,

RBWC and etc.

Review by international experts and scientists

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ResearchResearchResearch ResearchResearch ResearchResearch

contributors contributorsstages

World Anti-Crisis Conference, 23-24 May 2013

International monetary and financial

system (IMFS)

Economic Development (ED)

Social Development (SD)

Energy-ecological Development (EED)

International Economic Relations

(IER)

Technology (Tech)

WAC Main Directions

Session of Ministers of Finance

Session of Ministers of Economy

Session of Heads of Banks

WAC Format

Final Joint Session

Round Table Discussion Round Table Discussion Round Table Discussion

WAC Final Declaration

Plenary Session

WAC directions

23 May 2013

24 May 2013

24 May 2013

Main Directions of Draft World Anti-crisis Plan

IMFS session ED session EED sessionSD session Session on Tech

IER Session

23 May 2013

Round Table Discussions

WAC Main Committee23-24 May

2013(Coordination and content)

Opening session with participation of experts and Nobel Laureates

Astana Economic Forum, a one of the largest economic forums around Central Asia and the world, is organized by the Eurasian Economic Club of Scientists Association and the Government of Kazakhstan.

The forum brings together the world leaders, experts and businesses to find solutions to the demanding issues of the global communities, demonstrate new and up-to-date projects for investors and prepare recommendations for the G-20 countries as an outcome.

ASTANA ECONOMIC FORUM

www.astanaforum.org

Presentation TracksWe organized Forum agenda into five tracks to help frame the structure of Astana Economic Forum presentations. The intent of the tracks is to help attendees organize presentations they wish to attend in a meaningful way.

Track I. Commodity Prices and Global Growth in 2013Commodity price swings have had significant impact on economic growth, inflation, fiscal situation and trade between countries and jeopardize food security for the world’s population, especially among the poorest. Therefore, no serious discussion of global economic issues can be held without at least giving a cursory overview of the commodity prices and trends. Volatility in commodities markets is at the top of the agenda of leading economic and policy making summits and international forums.The program of AEF VI includes a discussion about potential solutions and best policies to confront excessive commodity price swings, which is particularly challenging in a weak economic environment.This track is designed to help policy makers and private sector representatives share ideas, thoughts and solutions that can help governments and private businesses mitigate adverse effects of global commodities price volatility.

Track II. Infrastructure, Innovation and TechnologyInfrastructure is widely acknowledged to be critical for economic success, and infrastructure investments are promoted as leading to economic growth, either at the local or national level. This track is designed to engage speakers and audience on topics such asinfrastructure investment and economic growth, innovation, role of public investment in infrastructure, and provide empirical evidence based on Kazakhstan’s own experience.

Track III. Global CompetitivenessThis track will focus on creating a discussion between policy makers, business leaders, and successful entrepreneurs around the issue of competitiveness; discuss theory and practice of competitiveness theory and offer practical solutions to enabling economies achieve sustainable growth and long-term prosperity.

Track IV. Social DevelopmentSocial development is an important aspect of economic progress. Sustained economic progress is not possible without attending tosocial needs of the population. Likewise, achieving a decent standard of living is not feasible without strong economic progress. This track will address challenges of balancing economic growth with social development.

Track V. Financial systems, Risks and Policy responseStrengthening the international monetary and financial system is a top priority on the global policy making agenda, as evidenced by high level discussions at G8, G20, BRICS, IMF, World Bank and UN summits.This track focuses on financial and economic issues, and will include providing solutions to the current economic problems, stabilization and structural reforms, alternative investments, the development of financial systems, long-term investing, financial governance, and sustainable lending.

VI Astana Economic Forum Agenda and Structure

May 22, 2013

09.30-11.00

14:30-18:00II Congress of

partnership between business

and statePI 250 persons

Org: MEBP, Art gallery, №2

2 floor

10.00-18.00«ASTEX-2013»Exhibition and

Conference Pyramid

2000-2500 personsOrg: MTC

09.30-11.00Sustained development

of tourism industryPI 200 persons

Organizer: MINTArt gallery, №1,

2 floor

09.30-13.00Innovative models

of sustainable development of

territories PI 150 personsOrg: Nur Otan

Press center, 1 floor

11.30-13.00

14.30-16.00

16.30-18.00

14:30-16:00Creation of

innovative clustersPI 150 persons

Org: MEBPPress center, 1

floor

09.30-12.00Eurasian Business

Congress: Kazakhstan’s

accession to the WTO: interests and

business opportunitiesPI 250 persons

Organizer: Atameken

Art gallery, №2, 2 floor

09:30-18:00Modernization of public services: efficiency for sustainable

developmentPI 250 persons

Org: APSCeremonial Hall, 1 floor

16.30-19.30Prospects of

development transport and

communication system of Kazakhstan

PI 300 personsOrg: MTC RK

Art Gallery №2 2 floor

Available Halls : Oval Hall from 14:30 – 18:00, Third Floor from 10:00-18:30

09.30-13.00Sustainable

energy strategy for the future of

KazakhstanPI 100 personsOrg: KNANS,

ParasatOval Hall, 1 floor

14:30-18.30Generation Global: youth initiatives for

sustainable development

PI 200 persons ,Org: USEU

Art gallery, №1, 2 floor

Greetings on behalf of the organizers of the ForumMorning Coffee, 1st floor, Palace of Independence 250 persons

Org: EECSA

09.00-09.25

14:30-16:00Global

unemployment: integrated solutions

PI 200 personsOrg: MLSC

Art Gallery, №1, 1 floor

09.30-18.00Conference of bachelors, masters and PhDs ENU facility100PersonsOrg: ENU

11:30-16:00II Central Asian

Congress of business womanPI 500 persons

Org: CA congress of business

woman3 floor

14.30-18.00Enterpreneurship in

Kazakhstan: Challenges and Opportunities

PI 200 personsOrg: JSC “Damu”

Press Center1 floor

17:00-19:00Human capital is the

resource of futurePI 70 persons

Org: MEBPArt gallery 2 floor

Solemn Opening/ Plenary sessionAstana Economic Forum and World Anticrisis Conference

PI Congress Hall ,3000 personsOrg: EECSA

13:00-14:20

Employment in developing markets Restoran 1 floor PI 250 persons

Org: EECSA

16:30-18:30Kazakhstan is a

platform for scientific research

of alternative energy

PI 280 personsOrg: Kazenergy

Ceremonial Hall, 1 floor

14.30-16.00The global reserves of

oil and geopolitical risks

PI 280 personsOrg: Kazenergy, BG

КазахстанCeremonial Hall,

1 floor

16.30-18.30Contemporary world trends of corporate

governancePI 200 persons

Org: JSC Samuruk Kazyna


14:30-18:00World Anticrisis Conference

Sectional events Pyramid, Atrium, 2 floor

700 personsOrg: Government, EECSA

15.00-18.00Innovational

Congress PI 300 personsOrg: MINT RK,

3 floor

14.30-16.30Prospects for agricultural

development in terms of accession to the WTO

PI 300 personsOrg: MAC RK, KazAgro


Available Halls: no Halls

16:30-18:30Development and

operation of local selfGovernance system in

Poland – experience for Kazakhstan

PI 150 personsOrg: Embassy of

PolandOvall Hall, 1 floor

14.30-16.00Kazakhstan and

emerging markets of Brazil, South Africa

and IndonesiaPI 200 persons

Org: Embassy of Brazil, SAR, Indonesia

Oval Hall, 1 floor

14.30-16.00The main result of the socio economic survey of Asia and the Pacific

OceanPI 200 persons

Org: ESCAP UNOArt Gallery №1

2 floor

May 23, 2013

May 24, 2013

10.00-11.30

09.30-17.00Astana Invest

2013 PI 500 personsOrg: Mayor’s

office of Astana,Астана

Innovations½ Congress Hall

12.00-13.30

14.30-16.00

16.30-18.30

09.30-11.00Green economy – a new

paradigm of the sustainable

development PI 150 personsOrg: MEP RKPress Center

1 floor

16.30-18.30Dialog of leaders

Palace of Independence 700 personsOrg: EECSA

½ Congress Hall

11.30-13.00Regional integration:

challenges and prospects of creation CES

PI 200 personsOrg: NB RK

Art Gallery №12 floor

14.30-16.00Development and transformation of

economy through the prism of fair competition

PI 200 personsOrg: ACP RK

Art Gallery №2, 2 floor

09.30-13.00National policy.

Social modernization in the healthcare

PI 200 personsOrg: MPH RK

Art Gallery №2, 2 floor

14:30-16:00Industrial revolution-transition to “green

economy”PI: 70 personsOrg: MEBP, ERI

Press Center1 floor

09:30-18:00Intellectual property

Ptotection in Internet: challenges

and prospects PI 280 persons

Org: MJ RKCeremonial Hall, 1

floor

09:30-11:00Ensuring stability of the financial system in the

context of external risks and challengesPI 250 persons

Org: MF RKArt Gallery №1

2 floor

14:30-16:00Macroeconomic

analysis, parametric regulation and public

policy PI 200 persons

Org: KNTUArt Gallery №1

2 floor

10:00-16:00World Anticrisis Conference

Sectional events Pyramid, Atrium 2 floor

700 personsOrg: Government, EECSA

Available Halls: Oval Hall from 09:30-16:00, 3rd floor from 09:30 – 11:30

20:00-23:00Concert for participants of the Forum

15.00-18.00Innovational

congressPI 300 personsOrg: MINT RK,

3 floor

Contact Person

Nurbek Achilov Deputy ChairmanExecutive BodyEurasian Economic Club of Scientists AssociationTemirkazyk 65, Astana City 010004, KazakhstanOffice 116Tel.: +7 7172 70 18 32Mob.:+ 7 701 940 29 78E-mail: [email protected]: www.eecsa.kz, www.astanaforum.org

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