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LOGISTICS NOTEThe Global Inclusion Awards 2016 28 November 2016 | Stockholm, Sweden

PART 1 | Preparation.......................................2Dress Code.........................................................2

PART 2 | Arrival................................................3

PART 3 | Hotel suggestions............................4

PART 4 | Meeting venues...............................6

PART 5 | Meeting details................................5

PART 6 | Map with venues & hotels............7

PART 7 | Agenda: Workshops........................8

PART 8 | Agenda: Awards Ceremony...........9

PART 9 | Sightseeing Suggestions...............10

PART 10 | Supporters....................................11

CONTENT

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PART 1 | Preparation

1.1 Contact Numbers If you need any assistance, please contact:

Liina Liblik: +31 (0)643927995 | Bianca Isaincu: +31 (0)615482411 | Bram van Eijk: +31 (0)621195910 CYFI Amsterdam: +31 (0)205203900

1.2 Travel Documents Please be sure to bring the formal invitation letter(s) (when applicable), your hotel booking and all other documents provided to you by the CYFI Secretariat to Stockholm. If you have any problems or questions before or during your travels, please feel free to contact CYFI at one of the above numbers. Please be sure to have a valid visa to enter Stockholm. You can find more information here.

1.3 Dress Code Workshops - business casual

Awards Ceremony - business formal We invite participants to dress in national or local attire in both instances.

1.4 Weather The average temperature in Stockholm in November is very cool at 2.6 °C (36.68 °F). Afternoons can be cool with average high temperatures reaching 4.5 °C (40.1 °F). Overnight temperatures are generally very cool with an average low of 0.7 °C (33.3 °F).

1.5 Currency The monetary unit in Sweden is the krona (plural “kronor”/ SEK) and equals 100 öre. Bank notes are printed in values of 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1,000 kronor, coins 1, 2, 5 and 10 kronor. 1 SEK = 0.101765EUR* | 1 SEK = 0.108917USD* |*Based on 15/11/2016 There is no limit on the amount of Swedish and foreign currency taken into Sweden. Sweden has yet to ratify the Euro treaty.

1.6 Credit cards Major credit cards (some restriction may apply to American Express) are widely accepted throughout Sweden at banks, hotels, stores, restaurants, taxis, car rental companies, and for air, ship and rail tickets. Please note! In order to pay or withdraw cash with your credit card it requires that you have a card with chip and PIN (Personal Identification Number). The older magnetic-stripe cards won’t work. You can get cash with your Visa, MasterCard, Maestro or Cirrus card at any “Bankomat” or “Uttagsautomat” ATM.

Please visit the official website of the Global Inclusion Awards 2016 for more information:

www.childfinanceinternational.org/initiatives/awards

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PART 2 | Arrival: From Stockholm Arlanda Airport Stockholm

2.1 Arriving at Stockholm Arlanda Airport Stockholm Arlanda Airport, is Sweden's largest airport, located in the Sigtuna Municipality of Sweden, 37 kilometers north of Stockholm. Official website: www.swedavia.com/arlanda

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

2.2 Arlanda Express: Stockholm Arlanda Travel by train for the fastest and most climate-friendly route between Stockholm City and Arlanda Airport.

● Tickets & Fares: click here

● Timetable: click here

● Journey duration: 20 minutes non-stop

● Official website: www.arlandaexpress.com

2.3 Flygbussarna Airport Busses These busses run between Stockholm Arlanda and the

Stockholm city centre (via S:t Eriksplan) in every ten

minutes in both directions during most of the day. All

buses offer wi-fi and run on biofuel.

● Tickets & Fares: click here

● Timetable: click here

● Journey duration: 45 minutes non-stop

● Official website: www.flygbussarna.se/en/Arlanda

● Departure/arrival locations:

Cityterminalen: Departs from Gate 3

Arlanda: Departs from bus stop 1 (terminal 5).

Arlana: Departs from bus stop 6a (terminal 2,4)

2.4 Ecotaxis Taxis are available directly outside all terminals. You will only find taxis at the taxi stand that have an agreement with Stockholm Arlanda Airport. Price zone for taxi trips: ● The maximum price for trips within the marked zone boundaries is SEK 675. ● This price is for 1-4 passengers and to one address. ● An additional 40-50% will be charged for 5-8 passengers. ● Contact the taxi rank officer when you need a taxi for more than 4 passengers. ● Always ask the driver before you start your trip about what price is in effect. ● For travel outside the marked zone boundaries, the meter rate applies. Free price setting Free price setting applies to taxi rides in Sweden since the taxi market is deregulated. Choose the company that best suits you, you do not need to take the car that is first in line. Fixed prices Always ask if the taxi company applies fixed prices. If you have received a fixed price, it should be entered and visible in the taxi meter before your journey starts. The taxi meter must be activated throughout your journey.

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PART 3 | Hotel Suggestions

3.1 Radisson Blu Waterfront Hotel, Stockholm**** www.radissonblu.com/en/waterfronthotel-stockholm

Nils Ericsons Plan 4, 111 64 Stockholm | +46 8 505 060 00

Adjacent to Waterfront Congress Centre and Riddarfjärden Bay,

this sleek tower hotel is a 3-minute walk from Stockholm Central

Station and an 8-minute walk from Stockholm City Hall.

Clean-lined, neutral-toned rooms come with free WiFi, flat-screen

TVs, laptop safes and coffeemakers. Upgraded rooms and suites

add water/city views, Nespresso coffee machines and/or

separate living areas.

Dining options include a casual bar and grill, a fireside lobby

lounge and a breakfast buffet. There's a business center, a gym,

indoor parking and a laundry service.

Rooms: 414, Hotel Chain: Radisson Blu

3.2 Generator Hostel/Hotel** www.generatorhostels.com/en/destinations/stockholm

Torsgatan 10, 111 23 Stockholm | +46 8 505 323 70

Located in Torsgatan 10, right in the heart of Stockholm’s city centre, the brand new Generator shines with a unique and individual style. Everything is design-led; from the bar and restaurant to the buzzing event space and luxurious private rooms. Generator is sure to be an exciting addition to the city’s vibrant and eclectic culture. This property is also rated for the best value in Stockholm! Guests are getting more for their money when compared to other properties in this city. Rooms: 233

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PART 4 | Meeting Venues Monday, 28th November

Registration

08:00AM – 08:45AM

*Please bring

invitation letter

with you

The official program

09:00AM – 16:00PM

Workshops Venue: Royal Coin Cabinet

Slottsbacken 6, 111 30 Stockholm

*See Agenda in PART 7

PLEASE NOTE! Access to the building:

no ID required, but please bring the Invitation

Letter with you.

16:00PM – 16:30PM

(optional) Guided tours at the Royal Coin Cabinet Guided tours will be provided by the Royal Coin

Cabinet. Museum’s public display tells about the

history of money in the world and in Sweden.

Aspects such as inflation, taxes, coin and

banknote production and more taken up.

Take a small digital tour of the medal section of

the museum here:

www.myntkabinettet.se/utstallningar/medaljkonsten

Details of the guided tours:

● Language: Available in English and Swedish

● Duration: 30 minutes

*No pre-registration required

Registration

18:15PM – 18:45PM*

*Please bring

invitation letter &

your name badge

with you

The official program

19:00PM – 22:00PM

Awards Ceremony with dinner Venue: The Golden Hall at Stockholm City Hall

Hantverkargatan 1, 111 52 Stockholm

*See Agenda in PART 8

PLEASE NOTE! Access to the building:

If you attended the workshops:

no ID required, but please bring the Invitation

Letter and your name badge with you.

Name badges will be given during the

registration before the workshops.

If you did not attend the workshops:

no ID required, but please bring the Invitation

Letter and we will register you to the dinner.

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5.1 Registration If you have questions about invitations, workshop, or the Awards Ceremony, please contact:

CYFI Amsterdam: +31 (0)205203900 or Liina Liblik: [email protected] +31 (0)643927995

5.2 Meals ● Workshops: lunch will be provided. Snacks, tea, coffee and water will be offered during the day. ● Awards Ceremony: 3-course menu with vegetarian and no pork options.

4.2 Public transportation Stockholm Public Transport, SL, is responsible for buses, underground trains, commuter trains, trams and

certain ferry lines in Greater Stockholm.

The underground is the easiest way to get around town. The city is divided into three zones, and zone

tickets are good for several trips within 75 to 120 minutes. Tickets can be purchased at SL Centers,

underground platform barriers, newsagent kiosks, via SMS or via the SL app. It's not possible to pay cash for

tickets on board buses in Stockholm.

Prepaid cards are the best alternative for those making few trips. It's also possible to buy 24, 72 hour or 7-

day cards, which allow free travel in all zones during the validity period.

A trip on the number 69 bus or number 7 tram that go out to Djurgården is a superb way to discover

Stockholm. The tram connects you with major attractions like Skansen and the Vasa Museum.

Stockholmers are always heedful of their beautiful surroundings, and this has led to many inner city buses

running on eco-friendly fuels such as ethanol. The Stockholm underground is also known as the world’s

longest art gallery as so many of its stations are adorned with the works of different artists.

PART 5 | Meeting details

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PART 6 | Map with venues and hotels

Hotels & venues A: Workshops: Royal Coin Cabinet | Slottsbacken 6, 111 30 Stockholm B: Awards Ceremony: Stockholm City Hall / Hantverkargatan 1, 111 52 Stockholm C: Radisson Blu Waterfront**** | Nils Ericsons Plan 4, 111 64 Stockholm

D: Generator Hostel/Hotel** / Torsgatan 10, 111 23 Stockholm

B: Awards Ceremony:

Stockholm City Hall

A: Workshops: Royal Coin Cabinet

D: Generator Hostel/Hotel**

C: Radisson Blu Waterfront****

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PART 7 | AGENDA: Workshops Monday, 28th November

Time AGENDA: Workshops | Monday, 28th November | Venue: Royal Coin Cabinet

08:00 –08:45 Registration*

09:00 –09:45

Introduction and welcome

Jeroo Bilimoria - Founder, CYFI

Natascha Beinker - Deputy Head, Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development, G20

German Presidency

Wessel van Kampen - Managing Director, CYFI

Erik Thedéen - Director General, Finansinspektionen

| Moderator: Bram van Eijk, Child & Youth Finance International

09:45 –10:15 The Swedish Experience

Arturo Arques, Swedbank

Niklas Svensson Uppenberg, Young finance/ Young stakeholder Association

Therése Wieselqvist Ekman, Finansinspektionen

| Moderator: Jared Penner, Child & Youth Finance International

10:15 –10:30 Coffee break

10:30 –11:45 Country experiences: Advancing financial inclusion and financial education through national strategies

Nazik Manapbaeva, National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic

Armenuhi Mkrtchyan, Central Bank of Armenia

Nurgul Myendu, Central Bank of Mongolia

Chisha Mwanakatwe, Bank of Zambia (TBC)

Nezah Sadaani, Moroccan Foundation for Financial Education, Central Bank of Morocco

HE Dr. Deo Saran, Reserve Bank of Fiji

Louise Skjødsholm The Money and Pension Panel Denmark

| Moderator: Bianca Isaincu, Child and Youth Finance International

11:45 –13:00

Global Money Week – sharing innovations from the field

Khaled Bassiouny, Egyptian Banking Institute

Youssef Belqasmi, State Secretary of Education, Ministry of Education, Morocco

Troels Juel, Danish Bankers Association

Martin Ori Nwedi, Central Bank of Nigeria (TBC)

Anna Valkova, Ministry of Finance, Russian Federation

Felix Yao, Ministry of National Education of Cote d'Ivoire

| Moderator: Karina Avakyan, Child and Youth Finance International

13:00 –14:00 Lunch

14:00 –15:45 Finalists of the civil society and banking award present their unique features and their challenges to

overcome:

Challenge 1: Banking the Generation Z – what tools and approaches can banks use to engage with the

young people? | ● Małgorzata Kocoń, PKO Bank Polski, Poland ● Clint Wilson, Nimbl, UK

Challenge 2: Brining financial services to youth living in rural areas

| ● Ruth Orbach, Care Burundi ● Elena Kurtanidze, Bank of Georgia

Challenge 3: Business case for investing in youth – let’s look at the long term!

| ● Inna Rusakovich, Belarusbank ● Lukas Wellen, Opportunity International, Uganda

Challenge 4: Scaling up programs through technology and becoming more sustainable

| ● Natalia Filippova, Sberbank ● Miklos Matolcsy, Money Compass Foundation

Finalists will have time to present to the audience their programs, keeping in mind the challenge put

forward that they would want to address. Following their presentations, the audience will split in four

pre-assigned groups and brainstorm solutions for the challenges. The session will end with the reporting

back of the challenges to the entire audience

| Moderator: Wessel van Kampen, Child and Youth Finance International

15:45 –16:00 History of the world first central bank – Central Bank of Sweden

16:00 –16:30 Guided tours at the Royal Coin Cabinet (optional) See Part 4 for more info

*Speakers are arranged in alphabetical order per last name

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PART 8 | AGENDA: Awards Ceremony Monday, 28th November

Time The Global Inclusion Awards 2016 | Venue: The Golden Hall at Stockholm City Hall

18:15 –18:45 Registration & Welcome Drinks (*18:45PM registration closes)

19:00 –19:10 Food service begins: first course

19:10 –19:45 Welcome Notes Welcome by Jeroo Billimoria - Founder, CYFI and Wessel van Kampen - Managing Director, CYFI Lars Malmström - Director Consumer Affairs, Finansinspektionen/ The Swedish Financial Supervisory

Authority Pernilla Meyersson - Deputy Chief of Staff Sveriges Riksbank

19:45 –20:02 Food service: second course

20:02 –20:40 Awards Categories

❶ Child & Youth Friendly Banking Award

❷ Civil Society Achievement Award

❸ CYFI Country Award

20:40 –20:55 Food service: dessert

20:55 –21:15 Awards Categories cont.

❹ CYFI “Global Money Week” Award

❺ Global Youth Economic Citizenship Award (Ye!)

❻ Outstanding Youth Economic Citizenship Award

21:15 –21:20 Closing Remarks

Natascha Beinker - Deputy Head, Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development, G20

German Presidency

21:20 –22:00 Photoshoot:

Group photo: all award winners and finalists followed by separate group photos of winners and finalists

of each award category

(*18:45PM attendees will be invited to take their seats)

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PART 9 | Sightseeing Suggestions

Whether you will arrive to Stockholm over the weekend on 26th -27th November or leave on Tuesday, 29th November –

here are a few suggestions for museums and tours that you could explore when visiting the beautiful Stockholm.

A maritime museum - Vasa Museum Galärvarvsvägen 14, 115 21 Stockholm| +46 8 519 548 00

www.vasamuseet.se/en

The Vasa ship capsized and sank in Stockholm 1628. After 333 years on

the sea bed the mighty warship was salvaged and the voyage could

continue. Today Vasa is the world's only preserved 17th century ship

and the most visited museum in Scandinavia.

Explore visiting hours and admission details here.

Free Tours Stockholm www.freetourstockholm.com | Contact them via email here.

Stockholm is a beautiful destination and possesses lots of unique sights

that will captivate any first-time visitor. Join with the ‘City Tour’, ‘Old

Town Tour’ or choose the tour you like from here.

*All the tours are in English. The Old Town Tour is in Spanish as well.

The Royal Palace 107 70 Stockholm| +46 8 402 61 30

www.kungahuset.se/royalcourt/visittheroyalpalaces/theroyalpalace

Baroque-style Stockholm Palace or The Royal Palace is the official

residence and major royal palace of the Swedish monarch with 3

museums and a vast library. Guided tour included in admission fee.

Explore visiting hours and admission details here.

Christmas market in the Old Town Located at Stortorget square (close to the Royal Palace) www.kungahuset.se/royalcourt/visittheroyalpalaces/theroyalpalace

For a genuine Stockholm Christmas, the Old Town’s Christmas market is

a must. This is the most famous, and most traditional Christmas Market

in Stockholm. The little red stalls sell Swedish Christmas sweets, smoked

sausages, reindeer- and elk meat and other Christmas delicacies, glögg

(mulled wine) and a range of Swedish handicrafts and decorative arts of

high-quality workmanship.

Open daily between 11:00AM-18:00PM, from 21st November.

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PART 10 | Supporters

This event is made possible by:

The overall work of CYFI is made possible by:

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