XII Regional Workshop / Montevideo, Uruguay / October 24th to 27th, 2017
- Agenda
- Presentations
- United Kingdom: PPP in the education sector – The Jo Richardson Community School Case* – Javier Encinas, HM Treasury and Cabinet Office, Reino Unido
- Uruguay: PPP in School Infrastructure* – Mario Corrales, Administración Nacional de Educación Pública
- Jamaica: Institutional Arrangement of Public Private Partnership – Schools Energy Efficiency and Solar Project Case – Marcia Phillips Dawkins, National Education Trust
- Brazil: Performance Indicators and Monitoring – The Belo Horizonte Case – Gustavo Kummer, PBH Ativos S.A.
- Mexico: Performance Indicators and Payment Mechanism – The Case of the University Campus of the Universidad Politécnica de San Luis Potosí* – Igor León, Universidad Politécnica de San Luis Potosí
- Canada: P3’s – Alberta Schools Alternative Procurement (ASAP) – Tracy Allen, Capital Planning
- United States: Public- Private Partnerships and School Community Participation – The J.F. Oyster Bilingual Elementary School – Mary Filardo, 21st Century School Fund
- Mexico: Escuelas al CIEN – Certificates of National Education Infrastructure* – Eduardo González, Secretaria de Hacienda y Crédito Público
- School Infrastructure Regional Census (CIER)* – Mabel Gutiérrez, Cámara de Comercio de Barranquilla
*Presentations in Spanish
XI Regional Workshop / Bridgetown, Barbados / March 28th to 31st, 2017
- Agenda
- Presentations
1. Mechanisms for school maintenance - Experience of the United States
- How to manage school maintenance – Linda Lemasters, George Washington University
2. Mechanisms for school maintenance - Experience of Latin America and the Caribbean
- Guatemala: Guide for maintenance* – Natalie Castro, Ministry of Education
- Uruguay: School maintenance strategy* – Mario Corrales, National Administration of Public Education
- Peru: SMS campaign to execute maintenance budgets – Annie Chumpitaz, Ministry of Education
- Uruguay: 0800 ANEP* – Mario Corrales, National Administration of Public Education
- Panama: School Maintenance Sessions* – Esteban Herrera & Elieser Castro, Ministry of Education
3. Financing of school infrastructure maintenance
- United States: Identifying and funding school maintenance – Linda Lemasters, George Washington University
- Guatemala: Parental Organizations to improve school infrastructure* – Regina Caffaro, Independent consultant
4. Improving management systems for school maintenance
- CIER Management Module* – Mabel Gutiérrez & Juan Carlos Guerra, Chamber of Commerce of Barranquilla
5. School infrastructure regulations and standards
- Analysis of progress on changes in regulations and standards in Latin America and the Caribbean* – Giulia Salieri & Natalia Villalpando, Fundacion IDEA
6. Evaluation of school infrastructure and learning environments
- OECD Learning Environments Evaluation Programme – Julie Velissaratou, OECD Directorate for Education and Skills
*Presentations are in Spanish
X Regional Workshop / Copán Ruinas, Honduras / October 25th to 28th, 2016.
- Agenda
- Presentations
1. Community-based school construction
- Cambodia: Sra Pou Vocational School - Hilla Rudanko, Rudanko + Kankunnen Architects
- Peru: Plan Selva* – Elizabeth Añaños, Ministry of Education
- Community-based schools – Charles Newman, Schools for the Children of the World
2. School construction materials
- Cordoba, Argentina: Precast concrete panels & Supervision* – Lucía Vásquez, Independent Consultant
- Honduras: School Infrastructure Experimental Center* – Ariel López, Ministry of Education
- Colombia: Wooden plastic composite* – Nelson Izquierdo, National Ministry of Education
- Colombia: Wooden plastic composite* - Woodpecker S.A.S
3. Alternative financing models for school infrastructure
- Uruguay: Public-Private Partnerships* – Mario Corrales, National Administration of Public Education
- Mexico: National School Infrastructure Certificates* – Carlos Colunga, National Institute of Physical Infrastructure for Education
4. Project delivery methodologies for school construction
- Analysis of school infrastructure project delivery methods* – Giulia Salieri & Andrés Ramos, Fundación IDEA
IX Regional Workshop / Santiago, Chile / April 5th to 7th, 2016.
- Agenda
- Presentations
1. Linking school facilities to student success – Frank Locker, Frank Locker Educational Planning
2. Design and Practice – Harry Daniels, University of Oxford
3. School infrastructure planning - Experience of the region
Bogota* (Colombia) |
Dominican Republic* | Honduras* | Trinidad and Tobago |
Jamaica | Uruguay* | ||
Guatemala* | Peru* |
*Presentations are in Spanish
VIII Regional Workshop - Second Phase Kick-off / Antigua, Guatemala / September 29th to October 1st, 2015
- Agenda
- Presentations
- Managing school infrastructure programs and projects: A perspective from OECD countries – Alastair Blyth
- School building modernization in Portugal – Alastair Blyth
- Alberta’s School Capital Program – Michael Ediger
- Implementation of the School Infrastructure Regional Census tool* – Barranquilla Chamber of Commerce
- Comparative analysis of school infrastructure planning and management systems - Fundación IDEA
*Presentations are in Spanish
VII Regional Workshop - First Phase Closure / Washington, D.C. / December 9th and 10th, 2014.
- Agenda*
- Presentations
- School infrastructure Census* - Barranquilla Chamber of Commerce
- Pedagogical advancements and school infrastructure* – Luis Benavidades
- Standards and regulations for school infrastructure construction* – Andrea Bardone & Carlos Gargiulo
- Comfort conditions in the classroom* – Gustavo San Juan
- Best practices for school infrastructure maintenance* – Alberto Treves
- School infrastructure risk management to prevent damage from natural disasters* – Fernando Ulloa Rodríguez
VI Regional Workshop / Barranquilla, Colombia / May 5th to 8th, 2014.
- Agenda*
- Presentations
1. Regional school infrastructure census* – Barranquilla Chamber of Commerce
a. Introduction and basic concepts
b. Data collection methodology
c. Data entry
f. Introduction to data analysis
2. Advances in the environmental audit and energy analysis* – Gustavo San Juan
a. Part 1
b. Part 2
*Presentations are in Spanish
V Regional Workshop / Panama City, Panama / October 7th to 11th, 2013
- Agenda
- Presentations
1. General Overview* - Carlos Gargiulo
2. School infrastructure and learning: literature review* – Ana Cuesta
3. Creativity in school designs* – Alberto Treves
4. Information System for school infrastructure - Mexico* – Marco Morales
IV Regional Workshop / Montego Bay, Jamaica / March 11th to 15th, 2013
- Agenda
- Presentations
1. Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs)
a. PPPs in school infrastructure in Jamaica - Courtney Campbell
b. Education budget in Jamaica – Veronica Bennett
c. PPPs Program in Jamaica – Denise Arana
d. PPPs achievements in Jamaica – Veronica Bennett
e. PPPs in Barbados – Cameron Harper
f. PPPs in Trinidad and Tobago – Michael Derrick
g. PPPs in school infrastructure in the Caribbean – Nicholas Livingston
h. PPPs in school infrastructure in Latin America – Antonio López
i. New Frontiers in PPPs – Wayne Beecher
2. Environmental audit
a. Work progress Argentina* - Gustavo San Juan
b. Work progress Chile* - Jadille Baza and Eduardo Hennig
c. Work progress Colombia* - Nelson Izquierdo
d. Work progress Costa Rica* - Carlos Villalobos
3. Maintenance* - Alberto Treves
4. Disaster risk management in school systems* - Fernando Ulloa
*Presentations are in Spanish
III Regional Workshop / San Jose, Costa Rica / July 30th to August 3rd, 2012
- Agenda*
- Presentations
1. Community and school in Costa Rica* - Carlos Villalobos
2. School infrastructure information system in Guatemala*
*Presentations are in Spanish
II Regional Workshop / Campeche, Mexico / November 7th to 9th, 2011
- Agenda
- Presentations
1. Community and School in Chile* - Jadille Baza
2. Sustainable solutions and experience in Chile* – Eduardo Hennig
3. Risk prevention, safety and maintenance of learning spaces in LAC* – Carlos Gargiulo
4. PPPs for school infrastructure* – Antonio López
I Regional Workshop - First Phase Kick-off / Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic / September 26th to 30th, 2011
- Agenda*
- Presentations
1. Methodology to manage school infrastructure* - Barranquilla's Chamber of Commerce
*Presentations are in Spanish