19th – 22nd of May, Passau

The One World Convention on Social BusinessPresentation of the third day

21st of May 2011

19th – 22nd of May, Passau

Breakfast & Warm – Up

19th – 22nd of May, Passau

Expert Lecture: Günter NookeIntroduction to development policies

„Development aid“ – how it was:„Marshallplan“ for Africa didn´t work! Only more corruption

Development cooperation: Finding the right solution for every single case Depending on geography, resources, political system)

19th – 22nd of May, Passau

• Social Businesses a good approachDistributing goods for the public

• can stimulate changes, enable individuals to become creative and get themselves out

•but, not everybody an entrepreneurbusiness might fail, bankrupt and make them even poorer than before

not the main key, but a possibility

19th – 22nd of May, Passau

Workshops

B. Borregard: Development policies in Europe

K. Gerhardt: Stop development aid, no more aid for Africa!

G. Molnar: Microfinance a method of development aid to fight poverty?

S. Lämmermann: Microfinance in Europe

19th – 22nd of May, Passau

19th – 22nd of May, Passau

Lunch: Pasta – Buffet

19th – 22nd of May, Passau

Panel Discussion:Is Social Business able to substitute traditional development policy?

19th – 22nd of May, Passau

19th – 22nd of May, Passau

19th – 22nd of May, Passau

19th – 22nd of May, Passau

Expert Lecture: Prof. Dr. Eva TerbergerThe measurability of development cooperation and challenges

in means of evaluation

Impact Chain of development cooperation:

Input (money, human resources…)  Output (Classrooms, water supply system…)  Outcome (Higher employment rates, use of safe water..) Impact (Higher incomes, better health, less poverty…)

19th – 22nd of May, Passau

Criteria for measuring the impact:

• Relevance •Is intervention suited to mitigate a development imedimen?

•Effectiveness• Were the interventions objectives achieved?

•Impact• Was the intended improvement of living conditions achieved?

•Efficiency •Were the benefits satisfactory in relation to inputs?

•Sustainability •Are benefits expected to keep on flowing?

19th – 22nd of May, Passau

•Efficiency•Were the benefits satisfactory in relation to inputs?

Problem: This question can`t be answered satisfying, because one can´t measure exactly social development.

19th – 22nd of May, Passau

ERASMUS – DELUXE – PARTY IN THE LEMON LOUNGE