The Human Capital Ministerial Conclave is attended by Ministers of Finance, Planning, and Budget from over 90 HCP countries, WBG Leadership, and prominent global voices from civil society and the private sector.
Human Capital Ministerial Conclaves
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Realizing the Potential of Digital Technology and Artificial Intelligence for Health and Beyond[SPRING MEETINGS, April 2024]
On April 18, 2024, 38 countries joined the Spring Meetings Human Capital Ministerial Conclave to discuss how to harness AI and other technologies to empower people and economies and invest in foundations for digitally equipped people.
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MORE JOBS THROUGH INVESTING IN HUMAN CAPITAL[ANNUAL MEETINGS OCTOBER, 2023]
On October 13, 2023, 33 countries joined the Annual Meetings Human Capital Ministerial Conclave in Morocco to discuss how to connect people to good jobs and empower entrepreenurs to innovate and fuel job growth.
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INVESTING IN HUMAN CAPITAL FOR A GREENER FUTURE[SPRING MEETINGS, 2023]
On April 14th, 2023, Ministers of Finance and global thought leaders came together to champion investments in people to build resilience, help mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, and accelerate the green transition.
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PROTECTING AND STRENGTHENING HUMAN CAPITAL AMIDST A GLOBAL FOOD CRISIS[ANNUAL MEETINGS OCTOBER, 2022]
The event focused on two themes: providing immediate support to the vulnerable, while building shock-resilient social protection systems, and investing in sustainable food and nutrition security. The event underscored the importance of the whole-of-government approach promoted by the Human Capital Project, a global effort to accelerate more and better investments in people for greater equity and economic growth.
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CRITICAL INVESTMENTS IN HUMAN CAPITAL FOR AN EQUITABLE RECOVERY[SPRING MEETINGS APRIL, 2022]
On April 26th, 2022, Ministers of finance and planning, private sector leaders, and heads of foundations and agencies from over 60 countries joined the 2022 Spring Meetings Human Capital Ministerial Conclave to discuss policy priorities and solutions to overcome learning losses and restore jobs and skills.
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REIMAGINING SERVICE DELIVERY IN A DIGITAL AGE[ANNUAL MEETINGS OCTOBER, 2021]
This brief summarizes the proceedings of the Human capital ministerial conclave event 2021. The conclave covered three main themes: Scalability of service delivery, Efficiency of spending on human capital and Equity which puts people at the center of development.
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INVESTING IN HUMAN CAPITAL FOR A GREEN RESILIENT AND INCLUSIVE RECOVERY[SPRING MEETINGS APRIL, 2021]
On April 5, 2021, ministers of finance and planning, together with high-level government officials and development partners from the 81 HCP member countries, participated in the Human Capital Project Ministerial Conclave to discuss the importance of investing in human capital for a green, resilient and inclusive recovery from the COVID-19 crisis.
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INVESTING IN HUMAN CAPITAL IN THE TIME OF COVID-19[ANNUAL MEETINGS OCTOBER, 2020]
At the 2020 Annual Meetings Human Capital Ministerial Conclave, speakers shared unique views around; Mobilizing finance to protect and invest in human capital in response to Covid-19; Prioritizing expenditures and generating efficiencies within a limited fiscal space, and Deploying innovative solutions to protect human capital outcomes and close equity gaps.
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PROMOTING JOBS AND ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION[ANNUAL MEETINGS OCTOBER, 2019]
On October 17, 2019, as part of the World Bank Group and International Monetary Fund (IMF) annual meetings, ministers and high-level representatives from more than 70 countries and organizations came together for the third Human Capital Project (HCP) conclave, with a focus on how human capital investments benefit job opportunities and economic transformation.
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THE HUMAN CAPITAL MINISTER'S CONCLAVE[SPRING MEETINGS APRIL, 2019]
On April 11, 2019, the World Bank hosted the first Human Capital Project (HCP) Ministers Conclave in Washington, DC. Held during the World Bank/IMF Spring Meetings, the event was attended by Ministers and other high-ranking government officials from over 60 countries. Other key development partners and champions for human capital were also represented.