AGENDA
- Sunday, 2 December 2018
- 16:00-17:30 | Bonn time (GMT+1)
Global Landscapes Forum, Center for Development Research (ZEF), University of Bonn, Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), Client Earth, ICIMOD, Tropenbos International
New York
TALKS
Mission possible: How does the GLF work?
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John Colmey
Carrots or sticks? How can we promote pasture restoration without hurting smallholder farmers?
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Johannes Schielein
Wild game in wild spaces
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John E. Fa
Let’s talk about governance: A participatory approach to assessments
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Katherine Mana-Galido
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Maartje de Graaf
Let’s talk about governance: A participatory approach to assessments
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Maartje de Graaf
HOSTS
Speakers
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John Colmey
Managing Director
GLF -
Johannes Schielein
ZEF -
John E. Fa
CIFOR -
Yulia Stange
Coordinator, Climate & Forests Programme
Client Earth -
Paul Laird
ITF -
Katherine Mana-Galido
Advocacy Program Coordinator
NTFP-EP Philippines -
Maartje de Graaf
Programme Coordinator
Tropenbos International -
Rajan Kotru
Head of the regional programme of transboundary Landscapes
Icimod -
Maartje de Graaf
Programme Coordinator
Tropenbos 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.