SUMMER SCHOOL BIG DATA FOR PEACE & JUSTICE 28 AUGUST - 1 SEPTEMBER 2017 WHEN WHAT SPEAKERS

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1 SUMMER SCHOOL BIG DATA FOR PEACE & JUSTICE 28 AUGUST - 1 SEPTEMBER 2017 SUNDAY 27 August Welcome WHEN WHAT WHO Welcome Reception for Early Arrivals Participants, Summer School Team MONDAY 28 August Situation Welcome & Setting the stage Jurjen Harskamp, (Humanity X, Leiden Implications of Emerging Technology and Policy in Humanitarian & Human Rights contexts A practitioner's view. today's challenges in peace, justice and humanitarian contexts Lunch break Dealing with information in fast-moving environments Break Mark Latonero (Data&Society) Sarah Telford (UN OCHA); Cristina Ribeiro (International Criminal Court); Chris Hoffman (WorldVision) (Groningen University / NOHA)

2 Challenge Definition & Information Needs (RUG / NOHA); ; Leiden TUESDAY 29 August Complication Better Data, Better Policies? Zooming in on data & statistics in fragile states David Hammond (Institute for Economics and Peace) Useful categories for information management tools. what's already out there? Promise versus Impact. exploring the data-driven innovation landscape Lessons learned. using Big Data for UN agencies Break Working session. Data in the Project Lifecycle Claire Barnhoorn (AidMetrics) Leiden Martin Gordon Mubangizi (UN Global Pulse) (RUG / NOHA); Jorn Poldermans and Leiden WEDNESDAY 30 August Innovation Making Data Work : Improving Information Management and Decision Support (TBC) Tina Comes (Delft University of Technology)

3 Data Deep Dive 1. Open Data and ICRC Data Deep Dive 2. Analysing cash-based transfers Data Deep Dive 3. GIS in Conflict Contexts Data Deep Dive 4. Mobile Phone Data for Disaster Response Signal Code. A Human Rights Approach to Information during Crisis Break Building Data Responsibility into Humanitarian Action Working session. Data Responsibility in the Project Lifecycle Kars Aznavour (ICRC) Arvid Halma Leiden Bernhard Metz (World Bank) Max Albert (Flowminder) Stuart Campo (Harvard Humanitarian Initiative) Jos Berens Leiden Stuart Campo (Harvard Humanitarian Initiative) Jos Berens, and Josje Spierings Leiden THURSDAY 31 August Action Introduction. Design Thinking and Rapid Prototyping Jorn Poldermans Leiden ; Rapid Prototyping Jorn Poldermans Leiden ; Rapid Prototyping Jorn Poldermans

4 Leiden Lightning Talks Rodrigo Nunez (Hague Institute for the Innovation of Law); Erik van Weert (RNW Media) Rapid Prototyping Jorn Poldermans Leiden ; Lightning Talks Christopher Lamont (RUG); Luqman Patel (UNDP) Break Rapid Prototyping Jorn Poldermans Leiden ; Social programme FRIDAY 1 September Reaction Reflection. ICT and Innovation facing Reality Dare to be Disruptive. Innovation and the Humanitarian Agenda Strengthening Innovation for Humanity. Lessons Learned and Ways Forward Jerri Husch (2Collaborate Consulting) Jelte van Wieren (Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs)

5 Pitch Preparation Jorn Poldermans, Kate Dodgson, Leiden ; Participant presentations. Innovators for Peace & Justice Jury (TBC) Jury feedback & Certificate ceremony