What+would+a+Decent+Work+country+policy+analysis+look+like?

Recap of previous day's discussions Introduction of day's goals Generate consensus on elevator pitch Present our parts 1, 2, and 3 - would this work? (see slide on the DWCPAs) Parallel discussion groups: Parallel discussion groups Remind participants to "mix" in order to interact with different colleagues || Recap of previous day's discussions introduction of day's goals - start with review of elevator pitches (30 min) Working groups (45 hour) 15 minutes debrief ||  || 9:00 – 10:30 || Tom and Robin || Objective: Identify a cost-effective, practical, timely (fast) way to do decent work country policy analysis 3 rounds of 25 min each, each participant takes part in each discussion. Table host remains at table to relate results of previous rounds of discussions, other participants rotate. 1 hour parallel working session 30 min debriefing || World Cafe || Old session 2: Tanzania case study (background document for the exercise) is included in participant folder Project slide from DW country policy analysis FP workshop with questions for the working groups (table 1 and table 2) || 11:00 – 12:30 ||  || Discussion on institutional arrangements that would need to be in place - explain to Greg tomorrow's discussions and ask his advance inputs || World Cafe (rotating discussion groups) || Greg Vines here by 3pm Preparation of debriefing (2-3pm) Tasks for groups: Discussion (30 min) || 14:00 – 15:30 ||  || Greg to share feedback on tomorrow's questions Discussion and Q&A Review of tomorrow's agenda, housekeeping (info on bus to and from dinner) and closing ||  || || 16:00 – 17:30 || Table hosts Greg Vines || Seating arrangement: 3 islands, 10 chairs each
 * Guiding questions:**
 * Topic || Methodology || Materials || Timing || Resource persons ||
 * ** DW country policy analysis: objectives and content **
 * Content:**
 * Would this structure deliver on the agreed statement?
 * Will this allow us to measure progress, understand dynamics of the economy, and based on that identify challenges that still need to be addressed?
 * **New session 2:**
 * Options for producing DW country policy analysis and capacity requirements**
 * Table one: How can the ILO be best prepared to produce the analysis?**What are the key capacity requirements? How can we work together in multi-disciplinary teams, across sectors, and collaborate between field and HQ colleagues? How can we balance the need for a somewhat standardized product with the need to apply the approach in a flexible manner?
 * Table two: How should national partners be involved?** (consultation and identifying problems for analysis, informing analysis, using analysis) Who would they be, what would they do, when would they come in?
 * Table three: What should be the steps and timeline for conducting the analysis?** When should the Decent Work country policy analysis be conducted? What should be the key steps in the Decent Work country policy analysis preparation process, and how should they be sequenced? What should the overall timeline for conducting the analysis be?
 * [Tanzania case study (to be removed due to time constraints)] **
 * Table 1: If a coherent Decent Work situation analysis would look like the example provided for Tanzania, then what do you consider to be the value-added and potential use of it? Please relate your answer to possible different users such as constituents, ILO country office, ILO technical specialists, ILO communication, other development partners (multi and bilateral partners) etc. What, if anything, needs to be added/subtracted to enhance the usefulness of the situation analysis ?
 * Table 2: What generically would you always look at if asked to do a policy brief on social protection. In the case of Tanzania, what specific issues and linkages with other policy areas would need to be explored? (outcome could be draft template for policy linkages for social protection)
 * **Preparation of and debriefing of results with Greg**
 * 1) Global Learning Event Outcomes
 * 2) Ships: metaphor for future
 * 3) Strategic guidance: our future
 * 4) DWCP practices - GJP Scan - country policy analysis stocktaking
 * 5) Statement and what (content and structure) we will deliver
 * 6) How would we do it?
 * 1 and 4**
 * 2 and 6**
 * 3 and 5**
 * Debriefing to Greg of 10 min per group (30 min)
 * Greg to share more on reform agenda

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