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Economic recovery and Europe 2020: towards smart, sustainable and inclusive growth [WP1207]
The conference moved the debate forward on Europe’s economic prospects and examined progress on implementing the Europe 2020 strategy for “smart, sustainable and inclusive growth” in the context of political changes and the continuing impact of the financial crisis.

NATO partnerships in a shifting strategic landscape [WP1192]
NATO is seeking to use its partnership initiatives on behalf of a range of objectives that support cooperative security, one of the three core missions set out in its 2010 Strategic Concept.

Indonesia’s economic development: contributing to a sustainable growth pattern [WP1152]
The Government of Indonesia is moving towards a more sustainable growth pattern. It is committed to ambitious targets for reducing carbon emissions by 2020 by a minimum of 26% and up to 41%. The successful implementation of this plan is key to future economic development, and will enhance Indonesia’s global standing and influence.

British German Forum
Europe’s place in a challenging world [WP1155]
The 27th British German Forum considered how Europe can retain influence in a rapidly changing, and challenging, world, shaped by the rise of ‘emerging powers,’ economic crises and political uncertainties.

The economy of the Maghreb: a motor for regional prosperity and integration [WP1107]
In association with British Embassies in the Maghreb; Foreign and Commonwealth Office with support from Shell and Unilever This conference addressed ways of developing…

Delivering a well-managed and effective UN: building international consensus [WP1184]
Following publication of the UN Secretary General's Five-Year Action Agenda, in which Ban Ki Moon identified the need for a stronger UN, this conference sought to build on international momentum for management change and innovation, identifying concrete ways to strengthen the UN's effectiveness and efficiency.

Impact and challenges for the Middle East and North Africa one year on from the Arab transitions [WP1166]
After the tumultuous developments in the Middle East and North Africa during 2011, the conference provided the opportunity to take stock of what has happened, and why; examine what has been achieved; and explore what more needs to be done. It aimed to help participants to reach a better understanding of developments across the Middle East and North Africa, their inter-linkages and their implications for policy formulation and practice.

New challenges, new partners, a new UN development system? [WP1183]
This conference on the Future of the UN Development System (FUNDS) was in partnership with the Geneva-based FUNDS project and the New York-based Ralph Bunche Institute and supported by the Norwegian and Swiss governments.

The Australia Group: challenges and future directions [WP1143]
In association with the Foreign & Commonwealth Office, London; The Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade, Ottawa; The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Hague 26 years after…

Security in the South Caucasus [WP1171]
At a time of particularly significant change in the world; protracted conflicts and other security and economic challenges, the conference sought to define policy options to develop conditions for safeguarding security in the South Caucasus.