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1 Jornadas Técnicas de Transporte en el Banco Mundial, Banco Interamericano del Desarrollo y Millenium Challenge Corporation Washington D.C. Del 15 al 18 de Junio de 2014 Fecha límite inscripción: 6 de Junio Objetivos - Acercamiento a las IFIS con sede en Washington: Banco Mundial, Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo y Millenium Challenge Corporation. - Conocer la estrategia de los bancos a nivel regional en el sector de transportes. - Estudiar su cartera de proyectos a nivel regional en el sector de transportes. - Contactar con los técnicos responsables de los proyectos. SECTORES CONVOCADOS: Infraestructuras de carreteras Infraestructuras ferroviarias Infraestructuras aeroportuarias Transporte urbano Puertos Aeropuertos Vías fluviales Logística El BM en cifras 15% de la financiación de 2013 destinada al sector transportes. Aprobación de millones de USD para proyectos de transportes. El BID en cifras 20% de la financiación de 2013 destinada al sector transportes. Aprobación de millones de USD para proyectos de transportes. Ventana Global

2 El ICEX ofrece: Asistencia al evento de formación y a los eventos de networking. Cafés y almuerzos de trabajo los días 16, 17 y 18. Alquileres de salas y equipos. Documentación y materiales técnicos informativos. Personal técnico de apoyo y acompañamiento permanente de la misión. Coordinación general de la acción. Suscripciones: El número de plazas es limitada, se ruega respondan a este para confirmar su participación. El registro oficial a las jornadas debe realizarse a través de ICEX. Tarifas 500 Euros (IVA incluido) por participante. La reserva y coste del viaje España - Washington DC España, corre por cuenta de los participantes. El alojamiento corre por cuenta de los participantes. Precio negociado en el hotel The Melrose Georgetown (2430 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20037), 210 USD + IVA por noche. Oficina Económica y Comercial de España en Washington Sara Hormigo. Jefa del Departamento Multilateral Tel: +1 (202) IP Phone: shormigo@comercio.mineco.es Ventana Global

3 FACT FINDING MISSON WASHINGTON DC TRANSPORT Roads and Highways (incl. road safety), Railways, Urban Transport, and Logistics Monday, 16 June and Tuesday, 17 June 2014 Organized by: Austrian Embassy Commercial Section The Netherlands Embassy Representative of German Industry and Trade Embassy of Spain

4 PROGRAM AGENDA (subject to change) SUNDAY, 15 JUNE INDIVIDUAL ARRIVAL AND CHECK-IN 18:00 20:00 Welcome Reception THE MELROSE HOTEL 2430 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, NW WASHINGTON, DC RGIT (Representative of German Industry and Trade) 1776 I Street, N.W. - Suite 1000 Washington, DC (20 minute walk from hotel) MONDAY, 16 JUNE All day THE WORLD BANK 1818 H. STREET NORTHWEST WASHINGTON, DC Room: MC :30 09:00 Registration (security check at visitor entrance) Please bring a valid photo ID e.g. passport Coffee (in front of meeting room) 09:00 10:30 The World Bank Group: Overview Speaker: Ms. Cristina Otaño Jimenez, International Affairs Associate Understanding how to do business with the World Bank (Procurement) Speaker(s): o Mr. Knut Leipold (Operational Procurement), Sr. Procurement Specialist o Mr. Peter Easley (Corporate Procurement), Sr. Procurement Specialist 10:30 10:45 Coffee break 10:45 12:15 Financing Instruments, Initiatives & Thematic Priorities for the Transport Sector Moderated by: Marc Juhel, Transport Sector Manager Speaker(s): o Ms. Tawia Addo-Ashong, Sr. Transport Specialist and Coordinator of the Global Road Safety Facility o Mr. Jeroen Haver, Program Officer with the Multi-donor Trust Fund for Sustainable Logistics o Mr. Om Prakash Agarwal, Sr. Urban Transport Specialist o Mr. Andreas Dietrich Kopp, Lead Transport Economist o Mr. Ravinder Bugga, Manager, Transport and Global Infrastructure, IFC

5 12:15 14:00 En Route to MC Private Dining Room DE Buffet Lunch (MC Private Dining Room EDS 05) Key-note speaker: Mr. Pierre Guislain, Sr. Director Transport & ICT Global Practice (as of July 1, 2014) 14:00 14:45 Regional Trends in Africa Speaker: Mr. Supee Teravaninthorn/ colleague, Sector Manager for Transport in the Africa Region 14:45 15:30 Regional Trends in Middle East North Africa (MENA) 15:30 15:45 Coffee break Speaker: Ms. Patricia Veevers-Carter/ colleague, Sector Manager for Transport in the Middle East North Africa Region 15:45-16:30 Regional Trends in East Asia & the Pacific Speaker: Mr. Arturo Ardila-Gomez, Lead Transport Economist in the East Asia & Pacific Region 16:30-17:15 Regional Trends in South Asia Region Speaker: Ms. Karla Gonzalez/ colleague, Sector Manager for Transport in the South Asia Region Evening free for individual activities TUESDAY, 17 JUNE Morning THE WORLD BANK 1818 H. STREET NORTHWEST WASHINGTON, DC Room: MC :30 9:00 Security check at visitor entrance Please bring a valid photo ID e.g. passport Coffee (in front of meeting room) 9:00 9:45 Regional Trends in Europe & Central Asia Speaker: Juan Gaviria, Sector Manager for Transport in Europe and the Central Asia Region 9:45 10:30 Regional Trends in Latin America & the Caribbean Speaker: Aurelio Menendez/ colleague, Sector Manager for Transport in Latin America & the Caribbean 10:30 End of program in World Bank Walk to Inter-American Development Bank (20 minute walk from the World Bank)

6 TUESDAY, 17 JUNE Afternoon INTER-AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK 1300 NEW YORK AVE. NW WASHINGTON, DC Room: IDB Auditorium 11:00-11:30 Security check at entrance Please bring a valid photo ID e.g. passport 11:30-12:15 Millennium Challenge Corporation Speakers: Mr. Jerry I. Dutkewych, Director, Diplomatic and External Relations Mr. Jonathan Nash, Managing Director Compact Operations Mr. Yohannes Abebe, Global Practice Lead for Transport and Vertical Infrastructure 12:15 13:30 Sandwich Lunch (in front of meeting room) 13:30 14:30 The IADB: Overview Speaker: John Ferriter Procurement Policy and Practice Speaker: Maria-Teresa Soto-Aguilar, Operations Financial Management and Procurement Services Office 14:30 15:15 Transportation in Latin America and the Caribbean: strategic areas of Road Safety, Freight Logistics and Sustainable Transport (REST) 15:15 15:30 Coffee break Speaker: Mr. Nestor H. Roa, Chief, Transport Division 15:30-16:30 Sovereign Guaranteed Projects and Non-Sovereign Guaranteed Projects in the Transport Sector Speaker(s): Mr. Jean-Marc Daniel Aboussouan, Structured and Corporate Finance Dept. Mr. Aniceto Huertas, Inter-American Investment Corp. 16:30 17:00 "Emerging and Sustainable Cities Initiative" (tbc) Speaker: 17:00 END OF OFFICIAL PROGRAM 19:00 21:00 Networking Reception (invitation by the Austrian Ambassador) Residence of the Ambassador of Austria 2419 Wyoming Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20008

7 Jornada de transportes delegación Española 18 de Junio PROGRAMA TENTATIVO 09:00 10:00 DIRECTORIO EJECUTIVO BANCO INTERAMERICANO DE DESARROLLO Ana María Martínez Jerez Advisor to the Executive Director Conocer los proyectos en pipeline 11:00-12:00 DIRECTORIO EJECUTIVO BANCO MUNDIAL 13:00 14:00 Almuerzo Carlos Tórtola Advisor to the Executive Director Conocer los proyectos en pipeline 15:00 17:00 Sesiones de Speed dating entre las empresas españolas y las empresas ingenierías Americanas para establecer nuevos contactos, posibles alianzas estratégicas y explorar nuevas oportunidades de colaboración. 18:00 21:00 Happy Hour profesionales Españoles en Washington Fecha: por determinar Lugar: Por determinar