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April Allderdice
Co-founder and CEO of MicroEnergy Credits, Seattle, USA
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International Development Engineer specialising in water, sanitation & hygiene, and rural energy
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Chief of Water, Environment and Sanitation, UNICEF
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Director, Asian Economics Centre, University of Melbourne
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Sri Chander
Asia-Pacific Regional Health Advisor, World Vision
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Professor Ann Capling
School of Social and Political Sciences, Melbourne University
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Hilary Charlesworth AM
Internationally renowned commentator on international law and human rights
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Principal Infrastructure Adviser, AusAID
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Tim Costello
Chief Executive, World Vision Australia
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Midwife and Maternal Health Trainer, East Timor
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Paul Deany
CBM Australia and Australian Disability & Development Consortium
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Jacqui De Lacy
Assistant Director General, Food Security, Sustainable Development Group, AusAID
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Pacific Islands gender and development specialist
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Trevor Duke
Director of the Centre for International Child Health at the University of Melbourne
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Andre Dzikus
Chief of Water and Sanitation, UN-HABITAT
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Professor Robyn Eckersley
School of Social and Political Sciences, UniMelb
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Matthew Friedman
Regional Project Manager, United Nations Inter-Agency Project on Human Trafficking in the Greater Mekong Sub-Region, Bangkok
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Daisy Gardener
Economic Justice Advocacy Officer, Oxfam Australia
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Professor Katherine Gibson
Economic Geographer, Research School of Pacific & Asian Studies, ANU
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Executive Director, Indian Youth Climate Network
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Professor Stephen Howes
Crawford School of Economics and Government, Australian National University
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Bruce Jenks
Assistant Secretary-General & Director, Partnerships Bureau, UNDP
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Frank Jotzo
Deputy Director, ANU Climate Change Institute and Economic Advisor to the Garnaut Review
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Sierra Leonean refugee women’s choir
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Kavisha Mazella
ARIA award-winning Singer, Songwriter, Choir Leader
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Duncan Kerr, SC MP
Parliamentary Secretary for Pacific Island Affairs
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Professor Madhu Kishwar
Senior Fellow, Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, Delhi
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Pauline Komolong
Oxfam water engineer, Papua New Guinea
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Rudo Kwaramba
National Director, World Vision Uganda and star of Millionaires Mission TV series
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David Lansley
Senior Economist, World vision Australia, specialising in the food crisis in developing countries
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Dr Carmen Lawrence
Professorial Fellow, Institute of Advanced Studies, UWA and first woman state premier in Australia
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Ego Lemos
One of East Timor’s leading musicians and permaculturists
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Charlotte McClain-Nhlapo
Disability Advisor to the East Asia and the Pacific region and the South Asia region World Bank
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Sam Makinda
Professor of Politics and International Studies, School of Social Sciences and Humanities, Murdoch University
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Richard Marles MP
Member for Corio
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Farhad Mazhar
Managing Director, Policy Research for Development Alternative, Bangladesh
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Bob McMullan, MP
Parliamentary Secretary for International Development Assistance
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Sally Moyle
Gender Advisor, AusAID
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Patricia Mulhall
Secretary of UNANIMA International and Brigidine nun
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Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka
South Africa’s first female Deputy President
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Dr Graeme Pearman
Monash Uni, noted multiple award winning scientist and advisor to Al Gore on An
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Minar Pimple
Deputy Dir. & Head of Asia Regional Office, UN Millennium Campaign
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Rini Poespoprodjo
Paediatrician, Health Worker and Researcher, Papua, Indonesia
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Ipul Powaseu
Executive Officer, National Research Institute, PNG and campaigner for rights for people with disabilities
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Paul Ronalds
Deputy CEO, World Vision Australia
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George Savvides
Managing Director, Medibank Private and Board Member of World Vision International
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Professor Jason Sharman
Centre for Governance and Public Policy, Griffith University
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Dr Susu Thatun
Child Protection and Trafficking specialist, UNICEF, New York
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Peter Versegi
ADG, Office of Development Effectiveness, AusAID
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Martijn Wilder
Partner and Head of Global Climate Change Team, Baker & McKenzie
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Juliet Willetts
Research Director, Institute for Sustainable Futures, UTS
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