AGENDA
- Day 2: Wednesday, 20 December
- 11:00-12:30
Climate Observatory, BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg, ClientEarth, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), Agricultural Research for Development (CIRAD)
RECORDED
SUMMARY
Take a deeper look into Brazilian forestry, scrutinize a new perspective on landscape and water or hear a plea for greater support for REDD+ by speakers from PWC, Map Biomas, ClientEarth, BTU and CIRAD.
TALKS
Monitoring land cover & use change in Brazil
Tasso AzevedoWhy spatially determining of SDGs matters for landscapes in the German Lusatia Region
Sandra ReinstädtlerThe law: an important tool in reducing negative impacts of forest land-use change
Emily UnwinA critical time for investment in REDD+ landscape programmes to scale up
Roberta IleyAdopting a new perspective on landscapes and water
Bruno Locatelli
HOSTS
Speakers
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Tasso Azevedo
Coordinator MapBiomas & SEEG initiatives, former Chief
MapBiomas, Brazilian Forest Service -
Sandra Reinstädtler
Doctoral Researcher
BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg -
Emily Unwin
Senior Lawyer, Head of Programme, Climate & Forests
ClientEarth -
Roberta Iley
Co-author of the joint PwC – Climate Development Knowledge Network paper
PricewaterhouseCoopers, Sustainability & Climate Change team -
Bruno Locatelli
Scientist
CIRAD - CIFOR
HOW ARE YOU INVOLVED?
In the months preceding the GLF, participating organizations and individuals will connect, share, learn and act around five themes:
Organizations are welcome and encourage to host and facilitate side meeting before and during the GLF event, and then bring their results and recommendations to the Forum. A GLF secretariat will be on hand to identify and reserve appropriate Bonn venues. Webinars, engaging social media campaigns, competitions and pre-event discussions will generate momentum and interest in key issue areas to ensure that the GLF accelerates long-term action for sustainable landscapes.
The GLF will have a small secretariat in Bonn, Germany to coordinate all of the above, operated by CIFOR.