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09:00-12:00
- Morning in Two Concurrent Symposia
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Simposia C:
Community and Protected Areas
ROOM: HALL
1A / 1B
Chair:
Yolanda
Kakabadse, IUCN President
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In future
protected areas must be managed in collaboration with local
and indigenous people. This symposium will explore emerging
trends in community management of protected areas and assess
how stakeholders participate in protected area management.
What has worked and what has not and what were the key lessons
and implications from this experience?
The symposium will also consider the relationship between
protected areas and community livelihoods particularly asking
how protected areas can contribute toward poverty alleviation. |
"Working with communities
to benefit conservation and people: the experience from Australia"
Bob Debus, Attorney-General and Minister
for the Environment of New South Wales - Australia - (
20 ' )
Documents: Background
Paper / PowerPoint
Presentation |
"The benefits to Indigenous
Peoples of Protected Areas: the experience from the Amazon"
Sebastiao Haji Manchinery, (Brazil)
General Coordinator, Coordination
of Indigenous Organizations of the Amazon Basin (COICA)
- ( 15 ' ) // COICA
Paper (in Spanish) |
"Building community
support for protected areas globally and locally - World Heritage
and Biosphere Reserve Approach"
Walter Erdelen, Assistant Director General,
UNESCO
and Francesco Bandarin, Director of the World
Heritage Centre
- ( 15 ' ) |
"New Ways of Working
Together: Community Managed Protected Areas" // PowerPoint
Presentation
Ashish
Kothari (India) Founder-member, Kalpavriksh
- ( 15 ' ) |
Panel Debate:
"Parks with or without People?"
Session
to be moderated by Yolanda
Kakabadse, President, IUCN - ( 50 ' )
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| - Jannie
Lasimbang (Thailand), Asia
Indigenous Peoples Pact // Paper |
| - Grazia
Borrini Feyerabend, CEESP
Vice-Chair and WCPA Vice-Chair for TILCEPA;
// Paper
// PowerPoint |
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Gustavo Suarez de Freitas (Peru), Intendente de Áreas
Naturales Protegidas; // Paper |
| - Michael
Cernea (USA), Senior Advisor World
Bank // GEF
and Professor, George
Washington University |
| - and Richard
Leakey, former Director Kenya
Wildlife Service, on the issue of people and protected
areas. // Abstract |
"Video on Gender and Protected
Areas"
To be introduced by Rejoice
T. Mabudafhasi (South Africa), Deputy Minister,
Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism
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"Drama on Protected Area
issues"
Theater by African performers, to be arranged by
IUCN Commission on Education and Communication - ( 50
' ) |
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(Total
time of session presentations: 3 hours)
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Simposia D:
Working at Scale
ROOM: HALL
3A
Chairs:
Gwen Mahlangu (South Africa), Chairperson
from the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Environment
and Tourism and Trevor Sandwith (South Africa)
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| Protected
areas must be seen within the broader landscape in which they
sit. There is need to move beyond a view of protected areas
as "isolated islands" to a broader view of protected
areas as essential contributors to regional development. This
symposium will highlight experience in this area, such as
the MesoAmerican Biological Corridor in Central America and
the Ecological Bricks approach in Europe. Emerging trends
in transboundary protected areas and 'Peace Parks' will be
a focus. The symposium will also explore the new frontiers
of marine conservation and understanding the connections between
land and sea. |
"Meso American Biological Corridor"
John
Briceño, Deputy Prime Minister, Belize -( 20
' ) |
"The Role of Partnerships in Working at Scale
- the Key to Success"
Fran Mainella, US
National Park Service Director - ( 15 ' ) |
"Transboundary protected areas and Peace Parks: the Southern
African experience"
Valli
Moosa, (South Africa) Minister of Environmental Affairs
and Tourism - ( 15 ' ) |
"Connectivity
in the landscape"
Gustavo
Fonseca (Brazil)), Executive Vice President for Programs
and Science - Conservation International and Professor of
Zoology - Federal
University of Minas Gerais, Brazil, and Mohamed I.
Bakarr (Sierra Leone) Vice President, Conservation
International and Deputy Chair, WCPA - ( 15 ' ) |
An illustrated presentation of an ecological transect
in Western and Central Africa, and the implications for protected
areas
Mike Fay,
Wildlife Conservation
Society - ( 10 ' ) |
"Protecting the marine environment: the challenge
for the future"
By Sylvia
Earle, (USA) to provide a general introduction ( 7
') to Marine Protected Areas and then M. Ahmedou Ould Ahmedou
(Mauritania), Minister for Fisheries and Maritime Economy
of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania, to introduce ( 7 ')
a video (10 ') outlining the West African Marine Protected
Area Initiative - (Speaker To Be Announced) / ( Total length
25' ) // Paper |
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High Level Panel on Corridor Initiatives:
"Political Dimensions of Making Multi-Country Corridors
Work: Human and Ecological Scale Forces in Tropical Protected
Areas"
Session
to be moderated by Achim
Steiner, Director General, IUCN - ( 60 ' )
Panel include:
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Steve Sanderson, CEO Wildlife
Conservation Society, (USA),
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Hemanta Mishra (Nepal), Senior Specialist, Asian
Development Bank, // Paper
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Hartmut Vogtmann (Germany), President German
Federal // Paper
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Nick Hanley (United Kingdom),
European Commission // Natura 2000, // Speech
// PowerPoint
// Annex
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Professor Abdulaziz Abuzinada, (Saudi Arabia), Secretary
General, National
Commission for Wildlife Conservation and Development,
// Paper
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(Total
time of session presentations:
2 hours 45 minutes)
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14:00-17:00
- Afternoon in Full Plenary
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on the 7 Workshop Stream and 3 Cross Cutting Themes to be
explored in depth over the next 3 days in workshops and 2
days in the field. Each Workshop Stream and Cross Cut Theme
Leader will present a brief on their plans for their sessions
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Workshop
Streams
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"Capacity
Building: developing the capacity to manage"
Julia
Carabias (Mexico) Former Minister of Environment
Workshop
PDF Presentation - ( 15 ' ) |
"Gaps in the
System: building comprehensive protected area systems"
Mohamed
I. Bakarr (Sierre Leone) Vice President, Conservation
International-CABS and Deputy Chair, WCPA - ( 15 ' ) |
"Sustainable
Financing: building a secure financial future"
Carlos
Quintela (Bolivia) Director Conservation
and Finance Program, Wildlife Conservation Society
Workshop
PowerPoint Presentation - ( 15 ' )
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"Linkages
in the Landscape/Seascape"
Peter
Bridgewater (Australia) Secretary General, Ramsar
Convention Secretariat - ( 15 '
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"Building
Broader Support for Protected Areas"
Jeffrey
McNeely (USA), IUCN Chief Scientist
Workshop
PDF Presentation - ( 15 ' ) |
"Governance:
New ways of working together"
Jim
Johnston (Canada) Parks
Canada and Grazia Borrini-Feyerabend, CEESP
Vice Chair and WCPA Vice Chair for TILCEPA
- ( 15 ' ) |
"Management
Effectiveness: Maintaining Protected Areas for Now and the
Future"
Marc
Hockings, Vice vhair, WCPA
Management Effectiveness
Workshop
PDF Presentation - ( 15 ' ) |
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Cross
Cutting Themes
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"Communities
and Equity"
Ashish
Kothari (India), Director Kalpavriksh
- ( 15 ' ) |
"Marine
Protected Areas"
Charles
Ehler
(USA) Director,
International Program Office, NOAA - ( 15 ' ) |
"World
Heritage"
Natarajan
Ishwaran (Sri Lanka) Chief, Natural Heritage Section,
World Heritage Centre, UNESCO
Cross
Cutting Theme PowerPoint Presentation - ( 15 ' ) |
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(Total
time of session presentations:
2 hours 30 minutes)
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