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| + | === '''<big>Break</big>''' === | ||
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| + | == <small>1:40 pm - 3:00 pm</small> == | ||
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| + | |Panel Sesssion | ||
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| + | === '''<big>Lessons from Major Organizational or Policy Transformations</big>''' === | ||
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| + | |A triangulation of perspectives from former and current public service leaders who will share lessons from the past leading policy through machinery to implementation, and the applicability of their insights today. Learning from their past experiences will help policymakers avoid repeating procedures, and ingrained practices that can hinder the implementation of adaptive approaches. | ||
| + | This panel discussion is a must-attend for anyone interested in driving policy transformation in the face of turbulent times. Be prepared to be inspired, informed, and equipped with practical strategies as our esteemed panelists share their insights and experiences. | ||
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| + | The panel discussion will include an interactive Q&A session allowing attendees to engage directly with the panelists. | ||
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| + | |'''Panelists:''' | ||
| + | * Bryce Conrad - Chief Executive Officer,
Hydro Ottawa | ||
| + | * Dr. Alika Lafontaine - President, Canadian Medical Association | ||
| + | * Deborah Richardson-Goulais - Deputy Minister, Ontario Treasury Board Secretariat | ||
| + | * Dr. Nadia Ferrara - Ombudsman, Indigenous Service Canada | ||
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<big>''Agenda details coming soon''</big> | <big>''Agenda details coming soon''</big> | ||
Revision as of 10:29, 20 October 2023
[Français]
Event Program
November 23-24 | 10:30 am – 4:00 pm (ET)
The current state of policymaking in the Government of Canada can be characterized as dynamic, unpredictable, and potentially turbulent, which requires policy practitioners to exhibit a high level of adaptability.
This fifth Policy Community Conference explores adaptive policymaking across three key themes: lessons learned from major policy transformations, reconciliation efforts, and systemic policy design. The event provides a valuable space for policy practitioners across the federal public service and beyond to gather, share experiences and seek advice. Participants will gain new insights on how to continually reassess and adjust government policies based on new variables to improve future policy design and implementation.
>> Click here to register for the event
Thursday, November 23 - Day One
Simultaneous interpretation available for all sessions
10:30 am – 11:00 am | |
Welcome and Land Acknowledgement | |
| Opening Ceremony by:
Anishinaabe Elder | |
| Opening Remarks on the Policy Community Initiative and Adaptive Policymaking by:
Serge Bijimine - ADM Champion, Policy Community Initiative | |
| Master of Ceremonies:
Pablo Sobrino | |
11:00 am - 12:00 pm | |
Fireside Chat | |
| A Conversation between John Hannaford, Clerk of the Privy Council, and Serge Bijimine, ADM Champion, Policy Community Initiative | |
| To share perspectives on policy excellence, adaptive policymaking, and the collective capacity to respond to what is ahead. | |
12:00 - 12:30 | |||
Lunch Break | |||
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm | |
| Opening Keynote Address | |
Reconciliation and Adaptive Policymaking | |
| Name Name - Title, Organization | |
| This session will highlight the role of adaptive policymaking and co-development of policies in the context of reconciliation. The Speaker will explore how policymakers can incorporate adaptive approaches to address the evolving needs, aspirations and rights of Indigenous communities, ensuring that policies are responsive, accountable, and effective. The Speaker will draw upon real-world examples and case studies to illustrate how adaptive policymaking can be a catalyst for positive change in the context of reconciliation.
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1:30 pm - 1:40 pm | |
Break | |
1:40 pm - 3:00 pm | |
| Panel Sesssion | |
Lessons from Major Organizational or Policy Transformations | |
| A triangulation of perspectives from former and current public service leaders who will share lessons from the past leading policy through machinery to implementation, and the applicability of their insights today. Learning from their past experiences will help policymakers avoid repeating procedures, and ingrained practices that can hinder the implementation of adaptive approaches.
This panel discussion is a must-attend for anyone interested in driving policy transformation in the face of turbulent times. Be prepared to be inspired, informed, and equipped with practical strategies as our esteemed panelists share their insights and experiences.
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Panelists:
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Agenda details coming soon
Friday, November 24th - Day Two
Agenda details coming soon
