We are delighted to announce that ECLAC, along with the International Input-Output Association (IIOA) will be hosting the 30th IIOA Conference at the ECLAC Headquarters in Santiago, Chile, between July 2 and July 5, 2024. This is a remarkable reflection of the close collaboration by the two global organizations in the development and promotion of methods, statistical data, analytical results, and policy application in the field of input-output. This event is supported by Andrés Bello University, the Central Bank of Chile and the Chilean Foreign Ministry. Moreover, in conjunction with the 30th IIOA Conference, the 12th Edition of the International School of I-O Analysis (ISIOA) sessions will also be held at Andrés Bello University on July 1, 2024.
The 2024 IIOA Conference in Santiago will build on the successes of the previous IIOA conferences with the aim to attract a wide range of experienced academics, scientists, researchers, innovators, educators and policy makers from across the world and at all stages of their careers. The main theme of the Conference is: "Rethinking industrial and trade policies in the new global context using Input-Output economics". The global political economy context has provoked a reshuffling in the global value chains aiming for more resilient, reliable, sustainable, secure national, international production patterns and trade relations. This has encouraged countries, both developed and developing, to rethink and reinforce industrial and trade policies. Input-Output analysis is indeed essential in shaping public policy in order to make more efficient use of the resources available both within the economies and from their trade partners. In addition, IO analysis can help us measure the environmental and social impacts of industrial and trade policies.
Aligned with the 30th IIOA Conference, the 12th Edition of the International School of I-O Analysis aims to train younger scholars in the use of standard tools of I-O analysis in a broad sense and encouraging direct communication and/or collaboration between scholars and renowned researchers/lecturers in the field. The ISIOA plays a relevant role in the support of international workshops for groups of scholars and/or researchers coming from areas in the world with a low tradition in I-O related studies and with manifested interest in advancing the field in a broad sense.
12th Edition of the International School of I-O Analysis
Date: July 1, 2024 | Location: Andrés Bello University, Fernández Concha 700, Las Condes, Santiago, Chile
30th International Input-Output Association Conference
Date: July 2 – July 5, 2024 | Location: ECLAC Headquarters, Av. Dag Hammarskjöld 3477, Vitacura, Santiago, Chile
Chair of the Local Organizing Committee: José E. Durán Lima (Regional Integration Unit, International Trade and Integration Division, ECLAC)
Chair of the Scientific Programme Committee: Luis Enrique Pedauga (European Commission - Joint Research Centre, Spain)
For more information please see the attached document.
The 30th IIOA Conference general sessions are open to ECLAC officials and staff.
For external participants, please register for the conference via the IIOA website link.
● IIOA Council Meeting (Council Members only, Location: Hotel Pullman)
● International School of Input-Output Analysis (ISIOA) Reception (Location: Hotel Pullman)
● Module 1: Lecturer: Nicolò Golinucci, Politecnico di Milano and eNextGen (Italy). Topic: Input-Output analysis and modelling with MARIO.
● Module 2: Lecturer: Jesus Morales, Banco de la República (Colombia). Topic: Multisector DSGE models based on Input-Output tables.
● Module 3: Lecturer: Zeus Guevara,Tecnológico de Monterrey (México). Topic: Multi-factor Environmentally-extended Input-Output Analysis.
● Module 4: Lecturer: Kailian Tian, Chinese Academy of Sciences (China). Topic: International trade and global supply chain analysis.
● Module 5: Lecturer: Martin Cicowiez, Universidad Nacional de La Plata (Argentina). Computable General Equilibrium Models: An introduction.
● IO Buddies (Location: Hotel Pullman)
● IIOA Conference Welcome Reception (Location: Hotel Pullman)
● Opening Ceremony
• Mr. José Manuel Salazar-Xirinachs, Executive Secretary, ECLAC
• Mr. Sanjiv Mahajan, President of the Council of the International Input-Output Association (IIOA) and Head of Methods and Research Engagement, Office for National Statistics, United Kingdom
• Ms. Gloria Peña, Division Director, Statistics and Data Division, Central Bank of Chile
• Ms. Claudia Sanhueza, Undersecretary of International Economic Relations, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Chile
• Mr. Miguel Vargas, Dean of the Economics and Business School, Andrés Bello University
● Plenary Session 1
Keynote speaker: Dr. Ya-Yen Sun (University of Queensland, Australia) on "Tourism and Carbon Emissions: A Global Analysis of Inequalities and the Contribution of Input-Output in Measuring Sustainability".
● Parallel Session 1: Input-Output Theory and Methodology, Regional Analysis, Trade and Global Value Chains Policies, Industrial policies, Special session: Advances in Circular Economy Scenario Modelling, and Disaster analysis.
● Parallel Session 2: Input-Output Theory and Methodology, Industrial Policies, Trade and Global Value Chains Policies, Special session: Environmental impact of global value chains reconfiguration, Sustainable Production and Consumption Policies, and YSI and Development Programme I.
● Parallel Session 3: Input-Output Theory and Methodology, Financial analysis, Trade and Global Value Chains Policies, Special Session: Sharing Experiences in Compiling Subnational Input-Output Tables, Sustainable Production and Consumption Policies, and YSI and Development Programme II.
● Economic Systems Research Editorial Board Meeting (Invitation only)
● Young Researchers' Night (Location: Restaurant Rosita)
● Round Table on Public Policies based on Input-Output approach
● Parallel Session 4: Input-Output Theory and Methodology, Energy Policies, Trade and Global Value Chains Policies, Special session: Extended SUTs and IOTs - experiences and techniques of national statistical institutes and international organizations, Sustainable Production and Consumption Policies, YSI and Development Programme III.
● Parallel Session 5: Structural Decomposition Analysis, Energy Policies, Trade and Global Value Chains Policies, Special session: Extended SUTs and IOTs - experiences and techniques of national statistical institutes and international organizations, Sustainable Production and Consumption Policies, and YSI and Development Programme IV.
● Parallel Session 6: Structural Decomposition Analysis, Regional Analysis, Trade and Global Value Chains Policies, Special session: Integration of energy systems models and economic models: advances and applications, Sustainable Production and Consumption Policies, and YSI and Development Programme V.
● Flash Session I
● Plenary Session 2
Keynote speaker: Prof. Thijs ten Raa (Utrecht University, Netherlands) on "Rectifying Consumption-Based Footprint Analysis: A National Accounts Approach to Emission Taxes and the Regressive Impact on Income Classes".
● Parallel Session 7: Regional Analysis, Special Session - Assessing Industrial, Trade and Green Transition Policies Through SFC-IO Models, Trade and Global Value Chains Policies, Global Input-Output Accounts (GIANT): a collective initiative to harmonise input data entering ICIO tables published by international organisations, Sustainable Production and Consumption Policies, Industrial policies.
● Parallel Session 8: Regional Analysis, Special Session - Assessing Industrial, Trade and Green Transition Policies Through SFC-IO Models, Price and Income Policies, GIANT initiative, Employment Policies, Disaster analysis.
● IIOA Annual General Assembly
● Conference Dinner (Location: Andrés Bello University)
● Flash Session II
● Plenary Session 3
Keynote speaker: Dr. Sébastien Miroudot (OECD) on "Input-Output Analysis and its role in Shaping Trade Policies: Addressing Supply Chain Vulnerabilities and Building Resilience in an Era of Global Uncertainty".
● Parallel Session 9: Regional Analysis, Energy Policies, Income distribution policies, Employment Policies, Input-Output Analysis.
● Flash Session Award Presentation and Closing Ceremony
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