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| 8.30 |
Registration |
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| 9.30 |
Welcome speeches |
Katalin Rodics, Hungarian
Ministry of Environment and Water
András Krolopp, CEEweb
Robert Höft, Secretariat of the CBD
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Welcome speeches |
| 10.15 |
Sustainable development, the framework for halting biodiversity loss
30 min presentation
15 min questions from the floor
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Iván Gyulai, Ecological Institute
for Sustainable Development |
What lies behind the concept,
its framework and principles. Is the 2010 target realistic
without sustainability? NGOs' possible role in the realisation. |
| 11.00 |
coffee break |
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| 11.30 |
Halting the loss
of biodiversity, the 2010 target
Panel discussion |
Horst Korn, CBD SBSTTA Focal Point
of Germany
Iván Gyulai, Ecological Institute
for Sustainable Development
Tamás Marghescu,
IUCN Representative of the
Katalin Rodics, Hungarian
Ministry of Environment and Water
Moderator: Andreas Beckmann |
Perception of the 2010
target, challenges, opportunities, priorities and main
obstacles from different perspectives. |
| 13.00 |
lunch |
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| 14.30 |
Global and regional
processes for policy forming
Panel discussion |
Harald Egerer, UNEP Interim Secretarait
of the Carpathian Convention
Ivonne Higuero,
UNEP
Mihály Végh, ECNC
Robert Höft,
Secretariat of the CBD
Moderator: Michael Meyer |
The Convention on Biological
Diversity, the Environment for Europe process, PEBLDS,
the Carpathian Convention, their connections, synergies
and complementarities, their contribution to the 2010
target. NGO involvement. |
| 16.00 |
coffee break |
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| 16.30 |
Efforts of the EU
towards the 2010 target
Panel discussion |
Andreas Beckmann, WWF
Ben
Delbaere, ECNC, representing ALTER-Net
Erzsébet
Schmuck, CEEweb
András Demeter, DG Environment
Gyula Hegyi, Representative of the European
Parliament
Moderator: András Krolopp |
2010 target in the EU
policy (EU Sustainable Development Strategy, 2010 delivery
plan, agricultural and transport policies). NGO involvement
in policy forming and implementation. |
| 18.00 |
Wrap up of the day |
Michael Meyer,
Ecological Tourism in Europe |
Lessons learned from the first day. |
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| 9.00 |
Presentation of the CEEweb project
related to the 2010 target
Presentation and questions from the floor |
Klára Hajdu, CEEweb
Márton Kelemen, Milvus Group |
Assessments of national efforts towards
halting biodiversity loss.
Findings from Albania, Bulgaria, Moldova, Romania, Serbia
and Montenegro. |
| 9.45 |
Working group discussion
(Coffee provided during the discussion) |
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Building partnership towards
halting biodiversity loss. How could NGOs and governmental,
intergovernmental institutions best facilitate each other's
work towards halting biodiversity loss? In what field
is NGO involvement most necessary and effective, and what
could NGOs undertake?
Possible introductory presentations on best practices,
case studies, afterwards brainstorming, discussing possible
cooperation. |
| 12.30 |
lunch
Drafting group working on the paper |
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Further elaboration of a draft policy paper
on possible NGO involvement based on a prepared document
and the outcomes of the WG discussions. |
| 14.30 |
Adoption of the NGO
paper |
Moderator: Michael Meyer |
Discussing and adopting
the NGO paper on a CEE strategy on NGO involvement towards
the 2010 target. |
| 15.30 |
Wrap up of the day, closing of the conference |
Erzsébet Schmuck,
CEEweb
Ivonne Higuero, UNEP |
Lessons learned from the conference. Follow-up
for the conference. |
