States of the Future
JULY 22-26 | RIO DE JANEIRO
Sobre o evento
The G20 side-event "States of the Future" aims to bring together a diverse coalition of global actors, including governments, think-tanks, civil society, academia, the private sector and international bodies, to foster a multidisciplinary and multi-sectoral dialogue on reimagining capabilities state-owned companies facing the emerging challenges of the 21st century. The main objective of the event is to articulate and share innovative visions, strategies and practices to transform public services and governance, focusing on the integration of advanced technologies and the response to shocks and crises that challenge state capacity.
The aim is to initiate a debate for international collaboration, the exchange of knowledge and the creation of strategic partnerships that can guide the construction of a resilient, inclusive and sustainable future, where governments and their institutions are able to respond in an effective and adaptive way to the needs and expectations of their populations in a world in constant transformation.
The event, co-organized by The Brazilian Development Bank, the Ministries of Management and Innovation in Public Services, of Foreign Affairs, and of Development, Industry, Trade and Services, will feature a program open to the general public, from Monday to Wednesday, and invitation-only meetings with civil society organizations, on Thursday and Friday.
History shows several waves of public service that reflect the essence of each era, with their different needs, contexts, and challenges. While recent reforms may have focused on administrative efficiency, cost reduction, decentralization, or the introduction of private sector management principles, the current debate on the State of the Future demands a more comprehensive and multidimensional approach. We face several technological challenges (artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and the biotechnology revolution, to name a few), climate change, the risk of new pandemics, and new threats to transnational security. Last, significant developments in the labor market demand new responses and capabilities from the State.
We live in a deep transition moment where several interconnected systemic changes fundamentally transform society. Deep transitions are unique moments that require coordinated action across multiple sectors of society, including government, industry, civil society, and individuals. Above all, they need a profound reflection on the role of the State to engage and promote a revolution toward a more sustainable and socially fair development model. What transformative investments are needed? Which changes must drive government institutions reforms? How can we create international cooperative systems to protect global public goods? What are the policies that constrain and prevent sustained and sustainable development? What regulatory aspects must not be neglected? What state capabilities will be required to implement a desirable future?
The event, co-organized by the Ministriy of Management and Innovation in Public Services, the Brazilian Development Bank, , and the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, and of Development, Industry, Trade and Services, will feature a program open to the general public, from Monday to Wednesday, and invitation-only meetings with civil society organizations, on Thursday and Friday.
Programme
JULY 22ND | MONDAY | MORNING
Venue: BNDES Theater – Av. República do Chile, 100, City Center
9h-9h30
Register and welcome coffee
09h30-10h30
Opening
Moderator: Thaís Bilenky, journalist
Dilma Rousseff, former President of Brazil and President of the New Development Bank
Michelle Bachelet, former President of Chile, former United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and former Executive Director of UN Women
Esther Dweck, Minister, Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services – MGI
Anielle Franco, Minister, Ministry of Racial Equalilty - MIR
Aloizio Mercadante, President, The Brazilian Development Bank - BNDES
Marcos Athias Neto, Assistant Secretary General, United Nations; Assistant Administrator, United Nations Development Programme - UNDP
10h30-11h45
Keynote Speakers
Moderator: Thaís Bilenky, journalist
Denise Ferreira da Silva, Samuel Rudin Professor in the Humanities and co-Director of the Critical Racial and AntiColonial Study Co-Laboratory, New York University
Mariana Mazzucato, Co-Chair of the Group of Experts for the G20 Taskforce on a Global Mobilization against Climate Change, Professor at University College London , Founding Director, UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose
12h-14h
Lunch break
JULY 22ND | MONDAY | AFTERNOON
Venue: Galpão da Cidadania (Gamboa)
CLOSED EVENT - Access restricted to the G20 Development Working Group members
14h-14h30
Opening remarks
Moderator: Patrícia Campos Mello, journalist
Esther Dweck, Minister, Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services – MGI
Mauro Vieira, Minister, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
14h30-15h
Launch - UNDP Signals Spotlight 2024
Moderator: Patrícia Campos Mello, journalist
Marcos Athias Neto, Assistant Secretary General, United Nations; Assistant Administrator, United Nations Development Programme - UNDP
15h-17h
Panel - Social Protection Networks of the Future: Innovation for Reducing Inequalities
Moderator: Patrícia Campos Mello, journalist
José Antonio Ocampo, Professor, Columbia University
José Graziano da Silva, Director, Fome Zero Institute; former General Director, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
Jurema Werneck, Chief Executive Officer, Amnesty International Brazil
Lívia Sant’Anna Vaz, Bahia State Prosecution Office
Natalia Winder Rossi, Director of Social Policy and Social Protection - UNICEF
17h-19h
Panel - Building State Capacities for Economic Development
Moderator: Patrícia Campos Mello, journalist
Giovanni Dosi, Professor, Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna
Ha-Joon Chang, Professor, SOAS University of London
Helena Lastres, Associate researcher, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
Laura Carvalho, Global Director of Economic and Climate Prosperity, Open Society Foundations; Associate Professor, University of São Paulo
Mariana Mazzucato, Founding Director, UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose
JULY 23RD | TUESDAY | MORNING
Venue: BNDES Auditorium – Av. República do Chile, 100, City Center
9h-9h30
Register and welcome coffee
9h30-10h
Opening
Miriam Belchior, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidency of the Republic of Brazil
Tereza Campello, Director of the Socio-environmental Division, The Brazilian Development Bank - BNDES
10h-10h40
Keynote Speaker
Ha-Joon Chang, Professor, SOAS University of London
Moderator: Helena Tenório, Director, BNDES
10h45-11h30
Financial and taxation global agenda
Moderador: Nelson Barbosa, Diretor, BNDES
José Antonio Ocampo, Professor, School of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University
12h-12h30
Panel - 21st Industrial Policy Challenges
Moderator: Marco Aurélio Crocco, UFMG
Fiona Tregenna, Professor, University of Johannesburg
Giovanni Dosi, Professor, Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna
12h30-14h
Lunch break
JULY 23RD | TUESDAY | AFTERNOON
Venue: BNDES Auditorium – Av. República do Chile, 100, City Center
14h-14h30
Panel - Inequality in the Neoliberal World Economy
Moderator: André Roncaglia, Professor, São Paulo Federal University - Unifesp
James Galbraith, Professor, University of Texas at Austin (online)
14h30-15h
Panel - 21st Sustainability Challenges
Moderator: Adriana Abdenour, Special Advisor in the Brazilian Presidency
Jeffrey Sachs, Professor, Columbia University (online)
15h-15h30
Panel - Economic Policy Challenges of the Post Pandemic
Moderator: Adriana Amado, UnB
Richard Kozul-Wright, Director of the Division on Globalization and Development Strategies, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development - UNCTAD
15h30-16h30
Panel - International Financial Architecture
Moderator: Lavinia Barros de Castro, Strategic Affairs Commitee, The Brazilian Development Bank - BNDES
Jan Kregel, Professor, the New School for Social Research
16h30-17h30
Panel - Economic Policy Challenges in Developing Countries
Moderator: Gabriel Aidar, Deputy Director, The Brazilian Development Bank - BNDES
Amir Lebdioui, Associate Professor, Oxford University
Martin Rapetti, Professor, University of Buenos Aires
17h30-18h30
Panel – Toward a Post-Neoliberal Stabilization Paradigm
Moderator: Carlos Pinkusfeld, UFRJ, Centro Celso Furtado
Nelson Barbosa, Director, BNDES
Isabella Weber, Professor, Massachussetts University (Online)
JULY 24TH | WEDNESDAY | MORNING
Venue: BNDES Auditorium – Av. República do Chile, 100, City Center
9h30-10h
Register and welcome coffee
10h-12h
Panel - Sustainable Development and the Role of the State
Moderator: Tereza Cruvinel, journalist
Ailton Krenak, Academia Brasileira de Letras
João Paulo Capobianco, Vice-Minister, Brazilian Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change
Letícia Leobet, International Advisor, The Geledés Black Women Institute
Per Fredrik Pharo, Director for Climate and Environment, Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation – Norad
Rafael Dubeux, Deputy Vice-Minister, Brazilian Ministry of Finance
Thelma Krug, former co-Chair, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change – IPCC
Svetlana Klimenko, Global Lead for Sustainable Finance, World Bank
12h-14h
Lunch break
JULY 24TH | WEDNESDAY | AFTERNOON
Venue: BNDES Auditorium – Av. República do Chile, 100, City Center
14h-15h50
Panel - State Transformation in the 21st Century
Moderator: Bernardo Mello Franco, journalist
Conrado Ramos, Secretary-General, Latin American Center of Administration for Development - CLAD
Esther Dweck, Minister, Brazilian Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services
Geraldine Fraser-Moleketi, Chairperson, Thabo Mbeki Foundation
José Luis Escrivá, Minister, Ministry for Digital Transformation and the Civil Service of Spain
15h50-16h10
Coffee-Break
16h10-18h
Panel – New Global Governance: voices from the south
Moderator: Bernardo Mello Franco, journalist
Michelle Bachelet, former President of Chile; former United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights; former Executive-Director, UN Women
Carlos Correa, Executive-Director, South Centre
Celso Amorim, Chief Advisor to the Brazilian President
Epsy Campbell Barr, President of the United Nations Permanent Forum on People of African Descent and former Vice-President of Costa Rica
Tonika Sealy Thompson, Ambassador of Barbados to Brazil
Pedro Abramovay, vice-President of Programs, Open Society Foundations
Silvio Almeida, Brazilian Minister of Human Rights and Citizenship
18h-18h20
Closure of Part 1 and Opening of Part 2
Moderator: Bernardo Mello Franco, journalist
Cristina Mori, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services - MGI
Francisco Gaetani, Extraordinary Secretary for State Transformation, Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services - MGI
JULY 25TH | THURSDAY | MORNING
Venue: BNDES – Av. República do Chile, 100, City Center
8h30 - 9h
Register and welcome coffee
9h-12h
Roundtable – Digital Transformation: Innovations and Challenges
Coordinator: Rodrigo Assumpção, President, Dataprev
Astha Kapoor, Co-founder, Aapti Institute
Fernando Filgueiras, Associate Professor, Federal University of Goiás
Helen Margetts, Professor, University of Oxford; Director for Public Policy, Alan Turing institute for Data Science and Artificial Intelligence
María Luz Rodríguez, Professor, University of Castilla-La Mancha - UCLM
Nina da Hora, Founder, Da Hora Institute
Rogério Mascarenhas, Secretary for Digital Government, Brazilian Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services
Moderator: Danilo Bertazzi, Chief Advisor for Federative Cooperation in Management and Digital Government, Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services
Roundtable – Diversity and Inclusion for Genuine Development
Coordinator: Daniela Gorayeb, Chief Advisor for Social Participation and Diversity, Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services
Alejandra Faúndez, Regional Director for Latin America, Inclusión y Equidad Consultancy
Bianca Santana, Executive Director, Casa Sueli Carneiro
Carolina Almeida, Associate, The Geledés Black Women Institute
Cristiane Pankararu, co-founder of the National Articulation of Ancestrality Warriors Indigenous Women - ANMIGA
James Green, Professor, Brown University
Rene Silva, Founder, Voz das Comunidades
Moderator: Jairo Marques, journalist, Folha de São Paulo
12h-14h
Lunch break
JULY 25TH | THURSDAY | AFTERNOON
Venue: BNDES – Av. República do Chile, 100, City Center
14h-17h
Roundtable - The Future of Work in Public Service
Coordinator: José Celso Cardoso Jr., Secretary for People Management, Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services
Carlindo Rodrigues de Oliveira, Consultant, Camargos Rodrigues - Consulting in Economics and Labor Relations, Inter-Union
Felipe Melo, Secretary, Secretariat of Civil Service, Chile
Guido Bertucci, Executive Director, Governance Solutions International
Luciana Cingolani, Assistant Professor, Hertie School
Moderator: José Lopez Feijóo, Secretary for Labor Relations, Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services
Roundtable – Social and Public Sector Innovation
Coordinator: Elisa Leonel, Secretary for State-owned Enterprises, Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services
Giselle Sakamoto Souza Vianna, Deputy Director of New Economies, Brazilian Ministry of Development, Industry, Commerce and Services
Jeroo Billimoria, Co-Founder, Catalyst 2030
Juha Leppänen, Demos Helsinki, co-founder, the Institutional Architecture Lab
Lorrayne Porciúncula, Co-Founder and Executive Director, The Datasphere Initiative
Roberto Pojo, Secretary for Management and Innovation, Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services
Silvana Bahia, Executive co-Director, Olabi
Zarah Bruhn, Commissioner for Social Innovation, German Federal Ministry of Education and Research
Moderator: Cilair Rodrigues de Abreu, Secretary for Shared Services, Brazilian Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services
JULY 26TH | FRIDAY | MORNING
Venue: BNDES – Av. Repúblicao do Chile, 100, City Center
8h30-9h
Register and welcome coffee
9h-12h
Roundtable - Transforming Education for Transformative Education
Coordinator: Betânia Lemos, President, National School of Public Administration - Enap
Cristovam Buarque, Board member, The South Centre
Evânio Antônio de Araújo Júnior, Secretary for Information Management, Innovation and Evaluation of Educational Policies, Brazilian Ministry of Education
Nuno Crato, Professor, University of Lisbon; former Minister of Education and Science of Portugal
Priscila Cruz, Executive President, Todos Pela Educação
Ricardo Henriques, Executive-superintendent, Unibanco Institute
Sônia Guimarães, Professor, Aeronautics Institute of Technology – ITA
Moderator: Gecilda Esteves Silva, Deputy Director, Brazilian National Archives
Roundtable - Looking Ahead to the Future of Public Health
Coordinator: Rafael Almeida, Project Manager, Brazilian Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services
Adriano Massuda, Secretary of Specialized Care, Brazilian Ministry of Health
Emanuele Sapienza, Global Lead - Open and Inclusive Public Sphere, United Nations Development Programme - UNDP
Jonas Brant, Professor, University of Brasília
Marcia de Castro, Professor of Demography, School of Public Health*, Harvard University
Socorro Gross, Representative in Brazil, Pan American Health Organization - OPAS/Brazil
Moderator: Lena Peres, Board member, Brazilian Company of Hospital Services - EBSERH
12h-14h
Lunch break
JULY 26TH | FRIDAY | AFTERNOON
Venue: BNDES – Av. Repúblicao do Chile, 100, City Center
14h-17h
Roundtable - Future of the State and the Democracy
Coordinator: Adauto Modesto, Brazilian Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services
Clara Mattei, Professor, the New School for Social Research
Clarems Endara, Permanent Secretary, Secretaría Permanente del Sistema Económico Latinoamericano y del Caribe – SELA
Denilson Coêlho, Professor, University of Brasília - UnB
Mônica Sodré, Senior Fellow, Brazilian Center for International Relations – CEBRI
Nick Zimmerman, Founding Partner, Dinámica Americas
Norberto Montani Martins, Special Advisor, Brazilian Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services
Eloy Terena, acting Minister of Indigenous Peoples
Moderator: Patrícia Sousa, Chief of Staff, Brazilian Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services - MGI
Roundtable - Foreign Policy as Public Policy
Coordinator: Gustavo da Cunha Westmann, Head of the Special Advisory for International Affairs, Brazilian Presidency
Graciela Rodriguez, Coordinator, Eqüit Institute
Vanessa Dolce de Faria, Special Advisor, Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Wânia Santanna, Coalizão de Negros e Negras por Direitos
José Henrique Bortoluci, founder, Maranta Inteligência Política
Moderator: Fabrício Prado, Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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