Day 1 Dominant Finance and Globalization Dominance of Finance Capital since the end of the Bretton Woods Era and South Asia Loss of National Autonomy over Domestic Fiscal and Monetary Policies Global Financial Crises in Recent Years

Day 2 Dominant Finance and Human Security in South Asia: A Gender Perspective PART A: Human Security as a Goal in Development Justifying Human Security as a Goal Human Security, Human Rights and Human Development Gender and Human Security PART B: Gender Discrimination in South Asia: A Macroeconomic Analysis

Day 3 Human Security and Women: A Disaggregated Analysis for South Asia PART A: Environment, Food and Economic Security Economic Security (Employment and Livelihood) Food Security Environmental Security PART B: Inequitable Access to Social Opportunities and Compounded Disadvantages Social Opportunities (Health and Education) Migration andTrafficking of women

Day 4 Engendering Macroeconomics and Fostering Regional Cooperation for Human Security PART A: Engendering Policies Rights Based Approach Civil Society & Non-Governmental Organizations as Catalysts for Change Gender Budgeting and Gender Inclusivity in Safety Net Programmes Law and Empowerment of Women PART B: Regional Co-operation and Women in South Asia Regional Cooperation for a Resilient and more Gender Inclusive Global Financial Architecture Reducing Military Tension and Reaping Potential Peace Dividends

Day 5 PART A: Film Screening and On-Site Visit to New Delhi policy-making institution PART B: Public Lecture on ‘Challenges of Globalization’