

Annual Conference on Child Health 2018
Children’s Life Journeys and Critical Inflection Points
16 March 2018
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Experts from different fields presented new insights from their research on development economics, focusing on child health and on designing policies to improve child well-being and development.
The event featured keynote speaker Michael Kremer, Gates Professor of Developing Societies at the Department of Economics at Harvard University, who talked about “The long-run impacts of improving child health: the case of deworming”.
- | Welcome Coffee |
- | Opening remarks Sarah Cook (UNICEF Innocenti), Daniel Frey (UNICEF Switzerland), Philippe Puyo (SDC), Ernst Fehr (Excellence Foundation Zurich), Guilherme Lichand (CCWD) |
- | Stylized facts and impacts on short- and long-term outcomes James Leckman (Yale), Drew Bailey (University of California, Irvine) |
- | Coffee Break |
- | Prevention and mitigation of child health shocks Michael Callen (UCSD), Gunter Fink (Swiss TPH) |
- | Lunch |
- | Round table on pathways from research to child health programming Charles Nelson (Harvard University), Jose Cuesta (UNICEF Innocenti), Johannes Wedenig (UNICEF Malawi), Mica Jenkins (World Food program) |
- | Coffee Break |
- | Keynote: The long-run impacts of improving child health: the case of deworming Michael Kremer (Harvard University), Venue: RAA-G-15 |
- | Conference Apéro |







