Aïssata Fall
Africa Director, Regional Representative for West and Central Africa
Author
Welcome to PRB’s online hub for the 3rd NTA-Africa Conference!
From September 6-8 in Somone, Senegal, governments and researchers will take stock on the demographic dividend, generational economy, and sustainable development in Africa, five years after the adoption of the African Union roadmap. The conference is co-organized by PRB, the Regional Consortium for Research in Generational Economics (CREG), the UN Economic Commission for Africa, and the United Nations Population Fund.
Aïssata Fall, PRB’s Africa Director, will serve as moderator in select plenaries and sessions and will also chair debates with parliamentarians and other policymakers; see the schedule below. She’ll also attend other events throughout the conference.
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Events
Wednesday, September 6
15h30 – 17h30
PLENARY 3: Key messages and advocacy on Unpaid Domestic Work to harnessing demographic dividend
Chair: Mrs Zoungrana Cécile, UNFPA country representative, Côte d’Ivoire
Co-chair: Prof. Djaoudath Alidou, World Bank
Location: Room Mandela 1
Details: PRB’s Aïssata Fall will serve as moderator. She will also deliver the first presentation, “Introduction to strategic communication to capture the demographic dividend.”
Thursday, September 7
11h30 – 13h30
SESSION 6: Aging and social protection policies
Location: Room Mandela 3
Details: PRB’s Aïssata Fall will chair this session; Dr. Richmond from UNFPA Berlin will co-chair. She will also present the article “Promote social protection policies sensitive 1 to unpaid domestic work.”
Friday, September 8
09h00 – 11h00
SESSION 12: Economie générationnelles et inégalités
Location: Room Mandela 3
Details: PRB’s Aïssata Fall will serve as session moderator. She will also present the article “Is it possible to develop the care economy in French- 1 speaking Africa without having defined its meaning?”
11h30 – 13h30
PLENARY 4: High level political dialogue with parliamentarians on “Counting Women Works” and the “Care economy”
Location: Room Mandela 3
Details: PRB’s Aïssata Fall will chair the debate. Co-chair will be Prof. Latif Dramani from CREG.
15h30 – 17h30
PLENARY 5: High level political dialogue with policymakers on “Counting Women Works” and the “Care economy”
Location: Room Mandela 3
Details: PRB’s Aïssata Fall will chair the debate. Co-chair will be Prof. Latif Dramani from CREG.
