First Inclusivity Index Conference: Advancing Inclusive Development and Globalization
The inaugural First Inclusivity Index Conference will take place on March 6, 2024 from
16.00-18.00 where we will explore the multifaceted dimensions of inclusive development
and human-dignity-based globalization through the lens of the Inclusivity Index project.
This hybrid event combines in-person participation at the Global Ethic Institute (Weltethos-Institut) in Tübingen
with virtual access via ZOOM.
- General Presentation: Prof. Ulrich Hemel introduces the Inclusivity Index project, its
methodology, and significance. - Applications: Experts present real-world applications, including combating corruption,
visualization techniques, and initiatives in Latin America*. - Partnerships: Explore potential collaborations with UNIAPAC, Vatican, ILO, and UNESCO.
- Structured Discussion: Engage in conversations on project development and future
applications.
Please, register on the Webpage of Project INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT FOR A GLOBALIZATION WITH HUMAN DIGNITY by Global Ethic Institute. or by contacting Cornelia Kress (kress@weltethos-institut.org)
*Guest speakers and experts will deliver presentations on relevant topics:
- Nurzat Koenig: Best Practice Fighting Against Corruption – Nurzat will share valuable insights and
strategies for combating corruption, drawing from successful practices and experiences. - Valeriy Goncharov: Visualization of the Inclusivity Index – Valeriy will present innovative approaches
to visually representing the Inclusivity Index, making complex data more accessible and
understandable. - Alberto Equihua: Regional Implementation of Inclusive Development in Latin America – Alberto will
discuss the regional dynamics and challenges of implementing inclusive development initiatives in
Latin America, offering practical perspectives and solutions. - Rodrigo Whitelaw: Inclusivity Index for Institutional Partnerships – Rodrigo will explore the application of the Inclusivity Index in fostering partnerships with key institutions such as the Vatican, ILO, and UNESCO, highlighting opportunities for collaboration and mutual benefit.
