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8/11/2019 Presentation ILAIPP

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Jakarta October 1st 2014

Orazio Bellettini

Grupo FARO


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1. Present the experience of establishing ILAIPP,a network to influence policies in LatinAmerica

2. Share ideas to promote collaboration betweenIndonesian and Latin America think

3. Reflect on the challenges and opportunitiesof collaboration to expand our capacities togenerate ideas and inspire practices


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However, only 2.3%of scientific researchis produced in LatinAmerica

- 9% of Worldspopulation isconcentrated in LatinAmerica

- 40% of the waterreserves is in LatinAmerica

Water map

Scientific research map


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1. ILAIPP is a think tank network created to

(i) Produce knowledge in order to enrich the debateon public policies and development in Latin America

and the developing world

(ii) Build a space for exchange, discussion andlearning among Latin American think tanks as well

as with centers working in other regions.

(iii) Promote actions to support the institutionalstrengthen of its members.


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In order to:

Generate

Knowledge

Build a space

of exchange

Promote

strengthening

actions

Prompted by IDRC since 2009

12 centers 7 countries


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ILAIPP members are

diverse in years of

institutionalization,

some created in the

decade of the 60s and

others since 2000

ILAIPP members have

different numbers of

researchers, from 7

up to 33 researchers

on a diversity of fields

of study

The diversity of ILAIPP

members enrich the

capacity to conduct

relevant research with

potential to influence

policies in different

contexts


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Knowledge generation and

propose to enrich the

debate on public policy

and the development of

Latin America

Generate

comparative

research to

bear on the

public policy

debate

Increase the

capacity of the

centers to do

research

Construction of a space for

exchange, discussion and

learning among think

tanks in the region, with

proposals and experiences

to influence public policy.

Visualize ILAIPP as a

regional leader for

Public Policy

Research of

common interest of

members

Promote exchange

of best practices for

incidence among

the institutions

from the Think Net

Promote actions to

strengthen the institutional

capacities of the centers

that are members of ILAIPP

Strengthen the

organizational

capabilities of

LAIPPR and Think

Thanksmembers

Establish an

internal

communication

system


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Associate

Members

Full

Members

General

Assembly

Executive

Secretary

Research

Coordinator

Strengthening

Coordinator

Communications

Coordinator

Executivesecretariat

ExecutiveCommittee

ConsultiveCommittee

FundsAdministrator


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ILAIPP

ComparativeResearch

Agenda onPublic Policies

Interests ofILAIPP

members

Capacity ofILAIPPmembers

National

agendas apublic policydebates

Funding

opportunitiesfor research onPublic Policiess

EndogenousFactors

ExogenousFactors


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Economic policies of poverty and equity (public budget,poverty reduction)

Democracy , decentralization, civil rights and political

culture

Natural resources , environment and climate change

Education, human capital and knowledge generation

Quality and Innovation in

Education2015 Regional

conference


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Organizational capacity developmentIdentify organizational needs in research,

communication and advocacy dimension

Design and implement courses both face-to-face and virtual modalities

Evaluate sustainability of the School of Think

Tankers

Source: Quino, for ever


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Implementing the Research Agenda

Promote collaborative comparative research

projects

Organize the Second Regional Conference

on Innovation and Quality in Education

Conduct research and regional policyproposals related to ILAIPP research agenda


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Deepening skills in communication

and advocacy

Forming group of communicators (members

ILAIPP centers)

Learned from experiences that have

influenced supranational policies to design

ILAIPP stratety to contribute with Latin

American public policies


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1. Despite shared challenges, users of researchknowledge on development issues are notvery able to access to knowledge from other

regions of the global south

2. The long-term objective will be that thinktanks in Indonesia and Latin American learn

from comparative evidence in order to informtheir strategies and actions


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- If forming a network is interesting andrelevant for Indonesian think tanks, ILAIPPcould share its experiences in building anetwork for policy influence

- It is key to identify the right match interms of issues that are relevant for think

tanks from Indonesia and Latin America (e.g.natural resources, decentralization, poverty,inequality, social protection)


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- Matching funds for collaboration researchprojects developed by one or more centersfrom each side

- An online community exchange andlearning program with the participation ofprofessionals from Indonesia and Latin

American

- A series of offline learning event withtargeted research users


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The experience of The Exchange ILAIPPshows that collaboration is a publicgood with a collective action challengethat requires time, trust, commitmentand leadership.

Promoting south-south collaboration

could be crucial to expand think tankscapacities to make a difference. Thechallenge is to find the right macht


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This a long-term process so it maybetter to start by implementing andevaluating a pilot that can be the

base for lasting collaboration

External financial support isimportant at the first steps butparticipants need to think aboutsustanability from the beginning


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