09:00-12:00
- Outputs of the Congress - Full Plenary
ROOM: HALL
1A / 1B
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Outputs of the Congress - Delivery Day
Chair:
Kenton
Miller (USA), Chair WCPA,
and Vice President for International Conservation and Development,
WRI
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Report
back on outputs, key findings and recommendations from Workshop
Streams and Cross Cutting Themes. The delivery of a wide
range of primary Congress outputs will take place on this
final day of the Congress. The session will respond to the
challenges set for the Congress at the outset: How do protected
areas deliver 'Benefits Beyond Boundaries'?
The final plenary will articulate the forward vision and
agenda for the world's protected areas in the 21st Century:
the challenges and opportunities ahead.
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Results from WPC Workshop Streams/Themes"
Including recommendations adopted by each Workshop
Stream/Theme", to be presented by each workshop leader
or nominee - ( 120 ' ) |
Results from Delegates Survey
Dr Gary Machlis (USA), University
of Idaho and Mr Nyambe Nyambe (Zambia), youth representative
- ( 10 ' ) |
The Durban Accord and Action Plan
Estherine
Lisinge Fotabong (Cameroon), Director of Policy, WWF
CARPO and Vice Chair for West and Central Africa, WCPA
- ( 15 ' ) |
Message to the Convention on Biological Diversity
By Peter Johan Schei (Norway) - ( 15 ' ) |
Launches
of major initiatives: Gifts to the Earth
Dr.
Claude Martin (Switzerland) Director General
WWF
Paper
Presentation - ( 15 ' ) |
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Launches of major initiatives: Private Sector Conservation
Fund
Peter Seligman, Chairman and CEO,
Conservation
International
- ( 15 ' )
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time of session presentations:
3 hours 0 minutes)
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Communicating
the message
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"Communicating
the Congress Outputs"
Denise
Hamú (Brazil), Chair, IUCN
Commission on Education and Communication and HE
Gilberto Gil Moreira (Brazil), Minister
for Culture of Brazil - ( 15 ' )
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"Selling
and marketing the message: Using entertainment and media to
spread the message of protected areas"
(Speaker
To Be Announced) - (
15 ' ) |
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"Implementing
the Message: The Political Imperative"
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"Politicians
Round Table Panel Discussion"
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( 70 ' )
Involving: |
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Carlos Manuel Rodriguez,
Minister for Environment and Energy of Costa Rica; |
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HE Anoushiravan Najafi (Iran), Deputy Vice President |
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Suresh Prabhu (India), Chairman of the "Interlinking
of Rivers" Commission // Paper
Presentation; |
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HE Rokhmin Dahuri (Indonesia), Minister of Marine Affairs
and Fisheries; |
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HE Jorge Viana (Brazil) Governor of Brazilian
State of Acre; |
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HE Dominic Fobih (Ghana) Minister of Lands and Forestry; |
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Other
panelists and moderator - to be announced
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Closing
Session
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"Have we achieved our objectives and next steps"
David
Sheppard, Secretary General, World Parks Congress
- ( 10 ' ) |
"Awards
Ceremony"
To
be presented by Kenton
Miller (USA), Chair WCPA,
and Vice President for International Conservation and Development,
WRI
- ( 15 ' ) |
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"Vote
of thanks to the Host Country"
By Achim
Steiner, Director General IUCN - ( 10 ' )
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"Invitation
to the 2004 IUCN World Conservation Congress"
Dr
Plodprasop Suraswadi (Thailand) Permanent Secretary for
Ministry for
Natural Resources and Environment - ( 8 ')
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"Closing
Video"
Prepared
by IUCN
Commission on Communication and Education
- ( 10 ' ) |
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Official Closing with African Song and Dance
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10 ' ) |
"Closing
Remarks from the Host Country"
Jacob
Zuma Deputy President of South Africa - ( 10 ' ) |
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time of session presentations:
3 hours 0 minutes)
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19:00 - ??:?? - Closing Reception/Beach
Party
DURBAN BEACHFRONT
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Wind
down the hectic day, at the Durban Africa Beach Party from
19h00 at North Beach, Durban. The big marquee awaits .....
Enjoy iced drinks whilst listening to the sounds of the warm
Indian Ocean lapping against the shore. And soak up the night
sights of South Africa’s playground with twinkling lights
of Durban’s Golden Mile and the busy working port. This
is your chance to mingle and relax with like minded people
at an uniquely laid-back party in true Durban style.
Come dressed to boogie the night away, or to simply chill
out – but know that you are going to want to kick your
shoes off, feel the sand between your toes and the fresh sea
breeze in your hair . This promises to be a night to remember!!
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