Information List of 2012 Summer School Participants
Personal Information
Famliy Name:BRIGEMOHANE
Given Name:DAISY RANI
Gender:Female
Country/Region:MAURITIUS
Hobbies
I am a member of the LAW REFORM COMMISSION of the Republic Mauritius, representing the civil society. I have built up a passion for commenting on draft bills before they are presented to the Attorney-General. I participate in Social works such as the Mauritius Round Table together with my spouse and I am also an active member and Women in Networking for the emancipation of women in Mauritius. I am a smart partner of the Commonwealth Partnership for Technology Management (CPTM). The CPTM is cooperation between the Commonwealth countries with their shared systems and values offered a unique opportunity to accelerate progress, development, and transformation. The approaches that were used in this informal professional network were the free sharing of ideas and resources, the use of ‘open dialogue’ to address issues of common concern and the concept that creating ‘public-private partnerships’ was the best approach to mutually beneficial development. The novel ways that were adopted in those early days became the forming principles of CPTM and Smart Partnership practice for limitless opportunities. CPTM members together create a powerful global network for communication and information exchange. The strength of this networking organisation is that the members communicate as ‘global citizens’ willing to share their experience without charge or constraints.
Working Information
Organization:NATIONAL ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL - MAURITIUS
Tel:230 2130771 Fax:230 2130765
Email:d.brigemohane@nesc.intnet.mu
Address 10th Floor, Victoria House, Cnr St. Louis & Barracks Streets, Port-Louis, Mauritius
My Responsibilities
Responsibilities: ASSISTANT SECRETARY-SECRETARY, NESC Working in close collaboration with the Secretary-General in the performance of the day-to-day administrative management of the Council. Assisting in the preparation of the Council’s Opinion Reports, briefs and recommendations. Conducting national studies as conferred by the Government (The African Peer Review Mechanism Self-Assessment Report and National Programme of Action). Responsible for the drafting of NESC Annual Reports. Undertaking investigations, analysis of data and studies in various socio-economic fields and conducting consultations with stakeholders. Council Secretary - Responsible for the drafting of minutes of Council and Executive Committee meetings (Organising meetings, drafting minutes of proceedings and all relevant papers for meetings, implementing decisions taken etc). Working closely with the Chairperson, the three Commissioners and the Secretary-General in the implementation of Council’s policies. Responsible for the organisation of NESC Annual Summits and NESC National Distinction Awards. Responsible for all financial and communication duties. Working on the recruitment of NESC personnel and the reconstitution of the Council.