AGENDA
- Saturday, 1 December 2018
- | Bonn time (GMT+1)
WAAG, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) on behalf of the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), Forest Stewardship Council International (FSC), Smithsonian Institution, Youth in Landscapes Initiative (YIL), World Bank, Conservation Finance Alliance (CFA), Flora and Fauna International (FFI), Olam International
TALKS
Landscape Talks 1: Ready, action: How to sustainably manage, restore and conserve the world’s valuable landscapes
Landscape Talks 2: 3 for the money: Landscapes that profit for business, people and nature
Taking care of rural landscapes
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Mauro Agnoletti
Why indigenous peoples are crucial to conservation
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Stephen Garnett
The Chamber of Commons: New models of cooperation
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Socrates Schouten
Out of the forest and into the landscape of Central Asia
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Susanne Wallenöffer
The role of forest certification in resilient landscapes
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Kim Carstensen
Applying key lessons to restore tropical landscapes
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Jefferson Hall
‘Herding Cats’
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Gita Syahrani
Using agroforestry to turn degradation into profitability
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Felipe Villela
HOSTS
Speakers
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Mauro Agnoletti
Director of the Laboratory for Landscape and Cultural Heritage
University of Florence -
Stephen Garnett
Charles Darwin University -
Socrates Schouten
Concept developer
WAAG -
Susanne Wallenöffer
Advisor
International Forest Policy, GIZ -
Kim Carstensen
Director General
Forest Stewardship Council -
Jefferson Hall
Director, Agua salud project, staff scientist
Smithsonian tropical research institute -
Gita Syahrani
Head of Secretariat
Lingkar Temu Kabupaten Lestari -
Felipe Villela
Founder & Chief Commercial Officer (CCO)
reNature -
Violaine Berger
Mitigation of Deforestation Impact Theme Lead
IDH -
David Meyers
Executive Director
Conservation Finance Alliance (CFA) -
Dorothea Pio
Biodiversity Finance Specialist
Fauna & Flora International
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.