In an era of ever-present change, disruption has become the one constant in the world of work. On top of the many shifts the pandemic brought—a mass migration to remote and then hybrid work, talent shortages across many industries, a rethinking of work’s place in people’s lives—come new and escalating transitions. The role of the private sector in shaping the future world of work, and the best ways of encouraging the development of sustainable enterprises. Decent work and economic development are essential for achieving sustainable and equitable growth. Safe and Decent work is based on the principles of dignity, fairness, and inclusion, and is key to achieving social well-being and reducing poverty in developing countries.And as a new generation of workers gains stature in a changed workplace, their patterns and preferences for communicating and learning will impact work for us all.
Registration Closed!
The conference will focus on the following key themes:
| 8:00AM – 8:30AM (30 Minutes) |
Arrival, registration and networking[Registration desk by SBC] |
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| 8:30AM – 9:00AM (30 Minutes) |
Welcoming remarksGladys Kivati, Executive Director, Sustainable Business Consulting |
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| 9:00AM – 9:30AM (30 Minutes) |
Keynote address IDr. Ehud Gachugu - Director Ajira Digital, KEPSA |
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| 9:30AM – 10:00AM (30 Minutes) |
Keynote address IISabdiyo Dido - Ambassador Designate for Kenya in Botswana Thematic Expert, Decent WorkRichard Munang |
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| 10:00AM – 10:30AM (30 Minutes) |
Health Break and Press Briefing/conference |
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| 10:30AM – 11:30AM (1 Hour) Panel Session |
Opening Panel DiscussionTopicInclusive approach for facilitating resilient and decent work Panelists
Moderator:Gladys Kivati - Executive Director, Sustainable Business Consulting |
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| 11:45AM – 1:00PM (1 Hour 15 Minutes) Thematic discussions |
Room 1: Small is Beautiful-MSMEs as Drivers of Innovation and EmploymentModerator: Dennis AsetoPresentation:MSMEs as drivers of Innovation and Employment; the case of MSEA [Henry Rithaa - CEO of Micro and Small Enterprises Authority] Panelists
Group sessions: How might we drive innovation for safe and decent work? Group plenary: Presentation from the groups |
Room 2: The Future of WorkModerator: Miriam AngilPanelists
Group sessions: How might we leverage technology to promote safe and decent work in various sectors? Group plenary: Presentation from the groups Closing reflections: Thematic expert and discussant |
| 1:00PM – 2:00PM (1 Hour) |
Health Break |
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| 2:00PM - 3:15PM (1 Hour 15 Minutes) |
Room 1: Green jobs for creating masterpieces for sustainable developmentModerator: Miriam AngilPanelists
Group sessions: How might we create more safe and decent jobs in different sectors? Group plenary: Presentation from the groups |
Room 2: Policies and Regulations for Decent WorkModerator: Dennis AsetoPanelists
Group sessions: How can a harmonious collaboration between the public sector, private enterprises, and civil society organizations be established to address and overcome the challenges in the labour market, ensuring the promotion of formal employment, safeguarding workers' rights, and fostering sustainable business growth? Group plenary: Presentation from the groups Closing reflections: Thematic expert and discussant |
| 3:30PM – 4:15PM (45 Minutes) |
Closing PresentationTopicTools to support the adoption of decent work practices PresentationJoel Onyango Masters of Ceremony - Dennis Aseto/Miriam Angi |
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| 4:15PM – 5:00PM (45 Minutes) |
Closing remarks and vote of thanksJoel OnyangoMasters of Ceremony - Dennis Aseto/Miriam Angi |
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| 5:00PM |
Networking and departure |
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