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Event
- Title:
- Should there be an Aid Programme in the Current Climate?
- When:
- 24.02.2012 13.00 h - 14.00 h
- Where:
- University College Dublin - Dublin 4
- Category:
- Ireland
Description
Should there be an Aid Programme in the Current Climate?
Friday 24th February
Time: 1-2pm
Venue: G317, Newnan Building, Belfield Campus, UCD
Speaker: Brendan Rogers, Director General of Irish Aid. This seminar is delivered as part of the TCD/UCD Development Research Seminar Series 2012 organised by the Trinity International Development Initiative (TIDI) at TCD and the Human Development Initiative (HDI) at UCD. All welcome. Lunch provided.
Contact: Email: tidi@tcd.ie, Website: www.tcd.ie/tidi, or http://www.ucd.ie/hdi/
Remaining lunchtime lectures:
Friday 9th March
Speaker: Mary Lawlor, Executive
Director, Frontline
Title: Protecting Human Rights
Defenders
Venue: The Long Room Hub, Fellows
Square, Trinity College Dublin
Time: 1 - 2pm
Friday 23rd March
Speaker: Finn Tarp, Prof. of Economics
and Director, UNU-WIDER, Finland
Title: The Political Economy of Green
Growth
Venue: The Long Room Hub, Fellows
Square, Trinity College Dublin
Time: 1 - 2pm
Venue
- Location:
- University College Dublin - Website
- Street:
- Belfield
- City:
- Dublin 4
- State:
- Ireland
- Country:
-
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