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SUMMARY: Utopia or Dystopia: What is the Future of Natural Resource Governa
 nce?
DESCRIPTION: The Canadian International Resources and Development Institute
  (CIRDI) is pleased to invite you to an expert panel event the evening of A
 pril 25 entitled\, Utopia or Dystopia: What is the Future of Natural Resour
 ce Governance?
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <p><a href="https://cirdi.ca/">The Canadian I
 nternational Resources and Development Institute (CIRDI)</a> is pleased to 
 invite you to an expert panel event the evening of April 25 entitled\, <str
 ong><em>Utopia or Dystopia: What is the Future of Natural Resource Governan
 ce?</em></strong>  This panel event will mark the end of our two-day worksh
 op focused on CIRDI’s work and leading practices\, and we welcome you to jo
 in us to reflect on what the future holds for natural resource governance.<
 /p><p>The panel aims to discuss future scenarios on the important issue of 
 resource governance from the perspective of economic development\, gender a
 nd the environment. The discussion will feature established and emerging th
 ought leaders in the field of natural resource governance and will be moder
 ated by Åsa Borssén of <a href="http://www.rawtalks.org/">RAW Talks.</a> RA
 W Talks is a not-for-profit organisation which focuses on developing multim
 edia products on the extractives industry and natural resources governance.
  An introductory video for RAW Talks is available here: <a href="https://ww
 w.youtube.com/watch?v=H9dr2Xmqc8A">RAW Talks in 60 seconds.</a></p><p> </p>
 <p><strong>Tentative Agenda:</strong></p><p>5:30 pm - 7.30 pm</p><ul><li>We
 lcome and Introduction to CIRDI</li><li>Feature Panel</li><li>Audience Ques
 tions</li></ul><p>7:30 pm - 8:30 pm</p><ul><li>Reception and Networking</li
 ><li>Master of Public Policy and Global Affairs - Global Policy Project Exh
 ibition</li></ul><p> </p><p><strong>Please RSVP as there are limited spots 
 available</strong>. This event is free to attend.</p><p><em>This event has 
 been made possible with financial support from Global Affairs Canada.</em><
 /p><h2><a href="https://sppga.cms.arts.ubc.ca/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/20
 19/04/CIRDI-Poster.jpg" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Event Poster</a></h2
 ><p>CIRDI was founded in 2013 by three leading universities: <a href="https
 ://www.ubc.ca/">University of British Columbia (UBC)</a>\, <a href="https:/
 /www.sfu.ca/">Simon Fraser University</a> and <a href="https://www.polymtl.
 ca/">Polytechnique Montréal</a>\, and is now housed within UBC’s <a href="h
 ttps://policyschool.ubc.ca/">School of Public Policy and Global Affairs</a>
 . Since its founding\, CIRDI has become a trusted inter-disciplinary centre
  of expertise on natural resource governance and related policy\, managemen
 t and sustainable development. With Canadian and international partners\, C
 IRDI has been providing leading-practice advice\, technical support\, train
 ing and applied research\, and established itself as a platform for innovat
 ive thinking\, knowledge mobilization and shared learning. Over the past fi
 ve years\, CIRDI has delivered programming across 22 project sites\, with 1
 86 partners\, including academic institutions\, local communities\, embassi
 es\, industry associations\, international and regional agencies\, NGOs and
  non-profits\, and private and government partners. The initial suite of pr
 ojects delivered under CIRDI’s founding Contribution Agreement with Global 
 Affairs Canada is in the final stages of implementation and is due to concl
 ude this spring. This provides a timely opportunity to consolidate research
 \, project outcomes and lessons learned across all our projects.</p>
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