Cópia de Cadastro Eventos Unificados_29_06

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Cópia de Cadastro Eventos Unificados_29_06
Título do Evento
Data de Início
A Terra vista do céu
27/04/2012
Cinelândia
Conferências + Eventos Especiais sobre Cidades Sustentáveis
18/05/2012
Forte de Copacabana
Concurso Cultural Rio+Social
25/05/2012
Exposição Séculos Indígenas no Brasil - IV Edição
01/06/2012
Planetário: Rio+20 & você
03/06/2012
Festival das Aguas 2012
Lançamento do Livro "Muito Além da Economia Verde"
Confer ncia Internacional de Juventude para Rio+20 – Youth
Blast
ê
05/06/2012
05/06/2012
Horário Início
Local
Hotel Windsor Barra
10:00:00
Caixa Cultural Rio
Planetário
8:00:00
19:00:00
07/06/2012
Via Scen Trecho 2
Editora Abril
Armazén 6: Piér Mauá
9:00:00
Todos os seres humanos nascem livres e iguais - Programa 1
08/06/2012
16:00:00
MAM
Descrição
Instituição Responsável
Inaugurada que no dia 27 de abril, essa exposição, localizada na Cinelândia, Centro do Rio, é
considerada o pontapé inicial da Rio+20 e reúne 130 imagens do fotógrafo Yann ArthusBertrand. Ficará exposta até o dia 24 de junho. O acervo captura belas imagens da terra vista
de cima, por helicóptero e até balão. Gratuito.
O ONU-Habitat e a Cidade do Rio de Janeiro estão organizando uma série de eventos e
conferências dirigidas ao público em geral e aos meios de comunicação para discutir desafios
e oportunidades das áreas urbanas no século 21. O objetivo é gerar debates para reunir
propostas inovadoras e alcançar uma abordagem sustentável para todos os aspectos da
crescente urbanização. Os Eventos Especiais abertos sobre as cidades sustentáveis
culminarão no lançamento oficial da iniciativa “Sou um transformador urbano” [I’m a City
Changer], um movimento global de sensibilização sobre as ações positivas que tiveram
impactos na vida das pessoas em áreas urbanas. O evento será no Forte de Copacabana, no
Rio de Janeiro. O credenciamento é obrigatório.
Concurso cultural aberto ao público
Descrição: Com apoio do Planeta Sustentável e da MTV, o concurso cultural da Rio+Social
premiará o autor do melhor vídeo de 15 segundos sobre o tema "O que você tem a dizer
Planeta Sustentável
sobre a Rio+20?" com uma viagem para acompanhar o evento Rio+Social no dia 19/6/12 no
Rio de Janeiro.
http://www.facebook.com/MTVBrasil/app_363471387043918
Com um conteúdo vasto, rico em informação e de uma qualidade visual impecável, a
Caixa
exposição demonstra um grande potencial informativo e educativo acerca das culturas
indígenas brasileiras.
Serão 58 eventos e atividades lideradas por relevantes organizações nacionais e
internacionais, durante 60 dias. E um dos grandes destaques terá como foco a “Educação
para Transição” , a “Solidariedade Inclusiva” e “ Jovens Liderança” no contexto do
desenvolvimento sustentável e da nova sociedade. A programação contará com um publico
que vai de formadores de opinião , personalidades de renome, representantes da ONU,
autoridades e maiores especialistas do mundo a jovens e crianças, que terão uma única
oportunidade de fazer parte de um dos mais memoráveis encontros da historia e que discutirá
o futuro da humanidade e do planeta com 193 países convidados e atores da sociedade civil .
O Festival das Águas 2012 discutirá, em Brasília, a sustentabilidade e a economia verde.
Participam da abertura, no dia 5, às 18h, a Ministra do Meio Ambiente Izabella Teixeira e o
Diretor-Executivo do Programa das Nações Unidas para o Meio Ambiente (Pnuma), Achim
Steiner. Ao longo dos seis dias, o Fórum será dividido em mais de dez painéis temáticos como
Festival das Águas
Energia e Clima, Água e Ecossistemas, Agricultura & Alimentação, Desenvolvimento Social,
Urbanização e Cidades e Economia e Finanças do Desenvolvimento Sustentável, todos com
foco no bioma Cerrado.
Evento fechado
Lançamento do livro do economista Ricardo Abramovay, editado pelo Planeta Sustentável.
Resenha sobre o livro:
http://planetasustentavel.abril.com.br/noticia/estante/muito-alem-economia-verde686670.shtml?func=2
Essa é a uma das a vidades mais importantes para juventude na Rio+20. É o principal
espa o para juventude mundial incidir no processo oficial da Rio+20. Nessa confer ncia serão
escolhidos jovens para par cipar dos processos de negocia ão do documento final da
ç além de aprovar um declara ão de posicionamentos da juventude mundialêque será
Rio+20,
ç
reme da aos Chefes de Estado, por ser uma a vidade reconhecida
pela ONU.
ç
Alle Menschen sind frei und gleich...) diversos diretores. Alemanha, Estônia, Israel, Letônia,
Lituânia, Polônia, Rússia, República Tcheca, Ucrânia, EUA, 2007. Legendas em inglês. Cópia
em DVD.Para marcar o 60º aniversário da Declaração Universal dos Direitos Humanos em
2008, a fundação “Erinnerung, Verantwortung und Zukunft” (Memória, responsabilidade e
futuro) em colaboração com o Instituto Goethe realizou o 2º Concurso Internacional de CurtasMetragens. Estudantes de escolas de cinema e artes de diversos países.
Classificação indicativa – livre
Planeta Sustentável
Secretaria Nacional de
Juventude da Presidência
da Repúbica
MAM
Palestrante
Hiroshima meu amor
08/06/2012
18:00:00
MAM
Formatura Voluntários
09/06/2012
8:00:00
Arena do MAM
Formatura dos voluntários da Rio+20
09/06/2012
10:00:00
Arena do MAM
Todos os seres humanos nascem livres e iguais – Programa 2
09/06/2012
16:00:00
MAM
amor (Hiroshima mon amour) de Alain Resnais. França, 1959. Com Emmanuelle Riva, Eiji
Okada, Bernard Fresson, Stella Dessas. Legendas em português. 91’.
Uma artista vem participar de um filme sobre a paz em Hiroshima e lá ela se apaixona por um
japonês. Um clássico da história do cinema que recebeu o prêmio da crítica no Festival de
Cannes.
Classificação indicativa – 14 anos.
MAM
No dia 09 de junho, entre 8h e 18h, o Arena do MAM acolherá a cerimônia de formatura de
cerca de 1200 jovens que atuarão como voluntários durante a Rio+20. O Programa de
Voluntariado é uma iniciativa do governo brasileiro, em parceria com o PNUD e a agência UN
Volunteers. Os voluntários foram selecionados entre alunos de ensino médio de escolas
públicas fluminenses, alunos de ensino técnico do sistema FIRJAN, universitários de todo
país e pessoas com deficiência provenientes da FAETEC e de outras entidades. Todos
participaram de curso de treinamento, que incluiu oficinas sobre sustentabilidade, direitos
CNO
humanos, cidadania ativa e voluntariado. Os principais objetivos do Programa são: envolver
diversos segmentos da sociedade brasileira na realização da Conferência; oferecer
oportunidades a jovens interessados em ganhar experiência com a realização de um evento
internacional de grande porte e capacitá-los para o trabalho em equipe; bem como incentivar a
prática do voluntariado no plano nacional.
Acesso restrito
Formatura dos 1200 voluntários que atuarão na Rio+20
(Alle Menschen sind frei und gleich...) diversos diretores. Alemanha, Estônia, Israel, Letônia,
Lituânia, Polônia, Rússia, República Tcheca, Ucrânia, EUA, 2007. Três programas. Legendas
em inglês. Cópia em DVD.
MAM
Classificação indicativa – livre.
Os caramujos
09/06/2012
18:00:00
MAM
Todos os seres humanos nascem livres e iguais – Programa 3
10/06/2012
16:00:00
MAM
Receitas de um desastre
10/06/2012
18:00:00
MAM
Confer ncia Internacional de Juventude para Rio+20 – Youth
Blast
ê
10/06/2012
O RIO +20: Verdes e desenvolvidos
11/06/2012
TEDx Rio
11/06/2012
Dia todo
8:00:00
9:00:00
Píer Mauá
Centro de Convenções
Bolsa de Valores do Rio de
Janeiro
UFRJ
– Hans Staden de Luiz Alberto Pereira. Brasil/Portugal, 1999. Com Carlos Evelyn, Stênio
Garcia, Sérgio Mamberti. 92’. Complemento – Os caramujos (Les escargots) de René Laloux.
França, 1965. Legendas em português. 11’.
A história do aventureiro alemão, que chegou ao Brasil em 1554 e foi capturado pelos índios
Tupinambás. O filme aborda a colonização da costa brasileira e os primeiros contatos entre
MAM
braços e índios. No curta de animação, um camponês lamenta suas alfaces raquíticas.... e de
repente elas começas a crescer desproporcionalmente.
Classificação indicativa – 16 anos.
(Alle Menschen sind frei und gleich...) diversos diretores. Alemanha, Estônia, Israel, Letônia,
Lituânia, Polônia, Rússia, República Tcheca, Ucrânia, EUA, 2007. Três programas. Legendas
MAM
em inglês. Cópia em DVD.
Classificação indicativa – livre.
(Recipes for Desaster) de John Webster. Finlândia, 2008. 85’. Legendas em português. Cópia
em DVD. Complemento - O que você faz contra a mudança climática (Was machst Du gegen
den Klimawandel?) de Katrin Rothe. Alemanha, 2008. 2’45”. Cópias em DVD.
A pergunta sobre as possibilidades individuais de se confrontar com a mudança climática
também ocupa o diretor John Webster. No seu filme, ele compartilha conosco sua tentativa de
MAM
um estilo de vida com um nível baixo de CO2. O complemento é um curta de animação que
apresenta uma coletânea de depoimentos sobre a pergunta „O que você faz contra a
mudança climática?.
Classificação indicativa – 14 anos.
Essa é a uma das atvidades mais importantes para juventude na Rio+20. É o principal espa o
para juventude mundial incidir no processo oficial da Rio+20. Nessa confer ncia serão
ç
escolhidos jovens para partcipar dos processos de negocia ão do documento final da Rio+20,
além de aprovar um declara ão de posicionamentos da juventude mundial êque será remetida
ç ONU.
aos Chefes de Estado, por ser uma atvidade reconhecida pela
ç
Painel 1 – A posição do Brasil na Rio+20 – Como casar as agendas ambiental, econômica e
social no contexto do desenvolvimento sustentável, Painel 2 – O papel do setor privado na
transição para a Economia Verde, e Painel 3 – Como a Inovação Poderá Colaborar com
Iniciativas de Conservação junto às necessidades estratégicas para o desenvolvimento em
escala.
inscrição pelo site: http://www.tedxrio.com.br/ (esgotado)
Secretaria Nacional de
Juventude da Presidência
da Repúbica
Seminários Brasileiros
TEDX Rio
Gescom
11/06/2012
9:00:00
9:00:00
FORTE DE COPACABANA
Brasil Sustentável: o caminho para todos
11/06/2012
Jardim Botânico
II Seminário Cinetífico Internacional de Gestão Compartilhada
de Praias. GESCOM
11/06/2012
9:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Fórum de Ciência, Tecnologia e Inovação para o
Desenvolvimento Sustentável
11/06/2012
9:00:00
PUC - RJ
Forum on Science, Technology and Innovation for Sustainable
Development
11/06/2012
9:00:00
PUC - RJ
COQUETEL DE ABERTURA OFICIAL DA MOSTRA “BRASIL
CERRADO”
11/06/2012
19:00:00
Arena do MAM
O Brasil que queremos: principais desafios
11/06/2012
Fórum de Ciência, Tecnologia e Inovação para o
Desenvolvimento Sustentável
11/06/2012
Produção e Consumo Sustentáveis
12/06/2012
20:00:00
Tucarena|PUC-SP
Pontifícia Universidade
Católica do Rio de Janeiro
8:00:00
Auditório Tom Jobim no
Jardim Bot nico
â
inscrição pelo site: www.gescompraias.com.br
Debates temáticos, sobre temas emergentes para a realidade brasileira. Tem o objetivo de
estimular e consolidar o debate e construção sobre as novas bases da agenda ambiental
brasileira.
O evento promoverá a discussão entre autoridades governamentais, empresariais e
representantes da sociedade civil sobre a valorização da parceria publico-privada na gestão
das praias do litoral brasileiro.
O evento proporcionará uma plataforma para a comunidade científica, políticos e outros
interessados discutirem desafios e soluções para um desenvolvimento sustentável. Durante o
Fórum, um documento de intenções será formulado e enviado para discussão na Conferência
Rio+20. Além da necessidade urgente de ações para o desenvolvimento sustentável, o
evento também irá abordar questões como a redução da pobreza e a importância das
pesquisas interdisciplinares. Também pretende aumentar o diálogo entre a comunidade de
ciência, tecnologia e inovação com políticos e a sociedade civil, e fornecer uma plataforma
para os jovens discutirem as questões abordadas
Prefeitura/Instituto E
Ministério do Meio Ambiente
Prefeitura do Rio de janeiro
Conselho Internacional de
Ciência (ICSU)
The Forum aims to provide a platform for the science, technology and innovation (STI)
community to highlight key messages within the Rio+20 context, and to enter into dialogue with
policy-makers and other stakeholders. To highlight the urgent need for greater action on
sustainable development and poverty alleviation, and to explore strategies and best practices
for addressing these issues. To highlight the importance of interdisciplinary research,
collaboration and dialogue across the natural science, social science and engineering
Conselho Internacional de
communities, for addressing the interrelated economic, social and environmental pillars of
sustainable development. To explore modalities for dialogue and collaboration between the STI Ciência (ICSU)
community and policy-makers. To provide a platform for young people to discuss sustainable
development issues, and to inspire young people and teachers about STI for sustainable
development. To generate dialogue between the STI community and civil society stakeholders,
including business and industry, indigenous peoples and farmers. To generate further
momentum for the development of a new contract between science and society, including
policy-makers and other stakeholder groups. To share global, regional and local perspectives.
Acesso restrito com convite
MAM
Em comemoração ao seu 15º aniversário, a revista Caros Amigos tem a satisfação de
oferecer a amigos, apoiadores, leitores e público em geral, um debate de alto nível sobre o
tema “O Brasil que queremos: principais desafios”, com a participação de Leda Maria Paulani, Editora Caros Amigos
Luiz Gonzaga Belluzzo, Paulo Vannuchi, Tânia Bacelar e Ladislau Dowbor.
O Fórum será um espaço para discussões entre cientistas, políticos, representantes de
países e outras instituições sobre o papel da ciência no caminho do desenvolvimento
sustentável. O Fórum é feito em parceria entre organizações internacionais sobre ciência, pela
Unesco, Ministério Brasileiro da Ciência, Tecnologia e Inovação e a Academia Brasileira de
Ciências.
A Ministra de Estado do Meio Ambiente, Izabella Teixeira convida para o painel Produção e
Ministério do Meio Ambiente
Consumo Sustentáveis do Ciclo de Debates do MMA para a Rio+20 "Brasil Sustentável - O
caminho para todos."
Diálogo sobre produção e consumo sustentáveis e as estratégias para aprovação e
implementação do 10 Years Framework on Programmes on SCP (10YFP), com
compartilhamento de experiências internacionais e nacionais que favorecem a continuação do
programa e a construção de novos padrões sustentáveis de produção e consumo. Durante
evento haverá a assinatura do acordo de cooperação SEBRAE e MMA.
"Brasil Sustentável - um caminho para todos" - Ciclo de Debates
para Rio+20 Mesa "Diálogo Internacional sobre Produção e
Consumo Sustentável"
12/06/2012
9:00:00
Jardim Botânico
TEDx Rio
12/06/2012
9:00:00
FORTE DE COPACABANA
Gescom
12/06/2012
9:00:00
FORTE DE COPACABANA
12/06/2012
10:00:00
Sesc Ginástico/Sesc
Copacabana/ Sesc
Madureira/ Sesc Duque de
Caxias/ Sesc Pavuna
Greening the Real Estate Market: The Development of a
Susteinable Real Estate Sector
12/06/2012
14:30:00
Arena do MAM
Greening the Real Estate Market: The Development of a
Susteinable Real Estate Sector
12/06/2012
14:30:00
Greening the Real Estate Market: The Development of a
Susteinable Real Estate Sector
12/06/2012
14:30:00
Greening the Real Estate Market: The Development of a
Susteinable Real Estate Sector
12/06/2012
14:30:00
Windsor Barra Hotel
Fad, Jal de Safi Faye
12/06/2012
16:00:00
MAM
Mostra 25 Anos Video nas Aldeias - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
Evento Fechado
Evento Fechado
Ministério do Meio Ambiente
* Abertura: Ministra Izabella
Teixeira *Samyra Crespo Secretária de Articulação
Institucional e Cidadania
Ambiental do Minsitério do
Meio Ambiente
(moderadora) *Sylvie
Lemmet - PNUMA *Hélio
Mattar - Presidente do
Instituto Akatu para o
consumo consciente *Paul
Singer - Secretário de
Economia Solidária do
Ministério do Trabalho e
Emprego *Suzana Kahn Subsecretária de Economia
Verde do Estado do Rio de
Janeiro *Maurício Groke Presidente da Associação
Brasileira de Embalagem
*Sussumu Honda Presidente da Associação
Brasileira de
Supermercados
TEDX Rio
Prefeitura/Instituto E
Mostra de Cinema Indígena
25 anos de Vídeo nas Aldeias durante a Rio+20:
A beleza do novíssimo cinema indígena com a pertinência de seu conteúdo - uma Mostra com
Movimento Imagina Rio
o melhor da produção cinematográfica indígena brasileira, com sessões especiais para
estudantes da rede pública. As sessões serão seguidas de conversas do público com os
realizadores indígenas. Entrada Franca.
Este evento paralelo tem de repensar o setor imobiliário, proporcionando aos decisores
ferramentas para identificar os passos necessários para melhorar a sustentabilidade do
mercado e para promover o sector imobiliário como uma força motriz na prestação de
FIABCI/BRASIL
benefícios sociais, econômicos e ambientais dentro e fora da UNECE região.
Realização: FIABCI/BRASIL & UNECE Real Estate Market Advisory Group
This side event aims to rethink the real estate sector by providing decision makers with tools to
identify the steps needed to improve market sustainability and to promote the real estate
FORTE DE COPACABANA sector as a driving force in the provision of social, economic and environmental benefits within
and beyond the UNECE region.
Presented by FIABCI/BRASIL & UNECE Real Estate Market Advisory Group
Este evento paralelo tem de repensar o setor imobiliário, proporcionando aos decisores
ferramentas para identificar os passos necessários para melhorar a sustentabilidade do
Windsor Barra Hotel
mercado e para promover o sector imobiliário como uma força motriz na prestação de
benefícios sociais, econômicos e ambientais dentro e fora da UNECE região.
This side event aims to rethink the real estate sector by providing decision makers with tools to
identify the steps needed to improve market sustainability and to promote the real estate
sector as a driving force in the provision of social, economic and environmental benefits within
and beyond the UNECE region.
Senegal/França, 1979. Legendas em português. 113’.
O filme é a crônica de um povoado sérère da região do cultivo do amendoim no Senegal. Os
aldeões testemunham, através da fala dos anciãos, a história do povoado transmitida pela
tradição oral.
Classificação indicativa – 14 anos.
FIABCI/BRASIL
FIABCI/BRASIL & UNECE
Real Estate Market
Advisory Group
FIABCI/BRASIL & UNECE
Real Estate Market
Advisory Group
MAM
Raoni
12/06/2012
MOSTRA CINEMA INDÍGENA
12/06/2012
Sarau de Poesia - Ocupação ABC Urbana
www.imaginario.etc.br
12/06/2012
18:00:00
19:00:00
MAM
Cinema Sesc Ginástico
19:00:00
de Jean-Pierre Duttileux e Luiz Carlos Lacerda. Brasil/França/Bélgica, 1978. 85’.
Complemento - Ecologia de Leon Hirzsman. Brasil, 1973. 13’.
Na aldeia dos índios Mekronotis, onde Raoni é o cacique, chega a notícia de que, mais uma
vez, tratores penetram na floresta, invadindo as fronteiras da reserva indígena. O filme
concorreu ao Oscar de melhor documentário.
Classificação indicativa – 14 anos.
MAM
Pré-Estréia de "As Hiper Mulheres". Abertura para Convidados. Abre pro público do dia 13 ao
Imagina Rio
22
Sarau Poesia Bem Black - Promoção da Livraria Kitabu - Entrada Franca
Movimento Imagina Rio
Evento desenvolvido pelo IPHAN que em complemento à agenda global da Rio+20, preparou
uma programação específica para oferecer aos participantes, com base na temática sobre o
Patrimônio e Sustentabilidade, uma visão sobre a Paisagem Cultural da Cidade do Rio de
Janeiro, que atualmente é proposta para o reconhecimento como Patrimônio Mundial.
Haverá eventos paralelos Eventos paralelos:
Exposição Rio de Janeiro. Paisagens Cariocas entre a Montanha e o Mar
Hall do auditório
Mesa Redonda - Patrimônio e Sustentabilidade
12/06/2012
14h
Auditório do Palácio Gustavo Apresentações de grupos de jongo e de capoeira
Capanema
Presença de Baianas de Acarajé
Ao final da mesa redonda, no térreo do Palácio Gustavo Capanema.
São 25 os bens registrados pelo IPHAN como Patrimônio Cultural Imaterial do Brasil. Destes,
estão fortemente presentes no Rio de Janeiro o Samba, a Capoeira, o Acarajé e o
Jongo/Caxambu da Região Sudeste, para os quais o IPHAN vem desenvolvendo os devidos
Planos de Salvaguarda, ações que objetivam apoiar a continuidade desses bens culturais de
modo sustentável.
Inscrições gratuitas pelo e-mail comunicacao.rj@iphan.gov.br
“Eficiência no Uso de Recursos e Economia Verde:
Oportunidades para Edifícios e Cidades Sustentáveis”
13/06/2012
8:30:00
Mesa Juventude e Sustentabilidade
13/06/2012
9:00:00
Governança de Águias
13/06/2012
9:00:00
Diferentes painéis servirão para debater o papel do setor de construção na eficiência das
cidades, economia verde e a influência de ferramentas e políticas públicas na promoção de
FORTE DE COPACABANA construções sustentáveis, com a apresentação de iniciativas aplicadas em várias partes do
mundo.
Realização: WBCSD e empresas membros.
Essa mesa faz parte das comemora ões da Semana do Meio Ambiente e tem por objetivo
Píer Mauá
apresentar olhares dos diferentes setores da juventude organizada sobre os desafios da
ç
sustentabilidade.
Evento Fechado
FORTE DE COPACABANA
Economia Criativa
13/06/2012
9:00:00
FORTE DE COPACABANA
Evento Fechado
WBCSD
Secretaria Nacional de
Juventude da Presidência
da Repúbica
FIESP/FIRJAN
SEBRAE
A Conferência da BMW será realizada dentro do contexto da Rio+20, em nosso Lounge de
Sustentabilidade - uma área de exposição localizada do outro lado do Rio de Janeiro, a qual
exibe todas as iniciativas de sustentabilidade do BMW Group, desde suas inovações, cadeia
de valor e tecnologia de produtos a pessoas e ideias que estimulam a sustentabilidade. Será
um local de ideias, diálogos e exemplos durante a Conferência das Nações Unidas sobre o
Desenvolvimento Sustentável, na Rio+20, entre 13 e 24 de Junho de 2012, no Rio de Janeiro.
Lounge de Sustentabilidade (BMW Group Sustainability Lounge)
13/06/2012
9:00:00
13/06/2012
9:00:00
Estação das Palmeiras Complexo do Alemão
13/06/2012
10:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
13/06/2012
10:00:00
Caixa Cultural Rio
13/06/2012
10:00:00
Esc. Monte Castelo
III Preparatory Committee (day 1)
13/06/2012
10:00:00
Riocentro
Programas Estratégicos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável do
Rio: Bolsa de Ativos Ambientais do RJ e Roteiro Verde
13/06/2012
11:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Mostra Eco Periferia
Estande Interativo - Réplica Centro SEBRAE de Sustentabilidade
Mostra Social em Movimentos Rio+20
Lanç. Campanha Weblixo - Ocupação ABC Urbana
www.imaginario.etc.br
Balanço de carbono das práticas sustentáveis incentivadas pelo
Programa Rio Rural
Green Innovations in the Mobility Sector
A Zero to Nature Oil Refinery
Apresentações e Oficinas Fulni-Ô na Estação Cinelândia
BMW
Parque dos Atletas
Trata-se de mostra de artes sustentáveis de periferias, que busca contribuir para a discussão
ambiental nestes espaços do Rio de Janeiro. Em 13 de junho, haverá o coquetel de abertura
da Mostra, quando serão inauguradas duas exposições, que parmanecerão em exibição
durante o projeto: uma fotográfica sobre a Serra da Misericórdia e outra de artes plásticas
(artesanatos e arduínos). No dia 16 de junho, será inaugurada a “Mostra de Cinema Ambiental
Eco Periferia”, que consiste na apresentação de filme longa-metragem e outro curta-metragem
sobre o meio ambiente. A exibição dos filmes será seguida de debate com representantes das Cooperativa de Reciclagem
ONGs parceiras e do público, no qual será discutido um dos seguintes temas: “A reciclagem
Eu Quero Liberdade
como forma de reinserção social – Cooperativa de Reciclagem Eu Quero Liberdade”; e “O uso
criativo de recicláveis – arte sustentável”. No dia 17 de junho, haverá sessões de filmes da
Mostra de Filmes Ecológicos ECO PERIFERIA, seguidas de debate com o tema
“Desenvolvimento econômico e sustentável das comunidades – Polos de produção local”. Em
20 de junho, serão realizadas oficinas de criação de artes sustentáveis, sendo uma com
materiais sólidos (pet, pneus, papelão, etc) e outra com resíduos eletrônicos. Em cada oficina
serão selecionados cinco participantes, que terão dois dias para montar uma exposição de
Exposição ludica e interativa de conhecimento, casos concretos e exemplos de tecnologias
SEBRAE
que agregam a sustentabilidade como valor ao negócio
Mostra de documentários focada em algumas das principais questões sócio-ambientais do
Brasil e da França.
LANÇAMENTO DA CAMPANHA AMBIENTAL ESCOLAR Concurso enrte os alunos WEBLIXO - Entrada Franca
Official Event - Tentative Agenda
Opening Session (Plenary) - Opening remarks by the Co-chair, Status of negotiations and the
way forward by the CSG, Working group(s) meetings; 15:00hrs to 18:00hrs Working group(s)
meetings; 18:00hrs to 19:30hrs Interactive briefing on status of negotiations.
Caixa
Movimento Imagina Rio
United Nations
Evento Público
13/06/2012
11:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
13/06/2012
13/06/2012
11:00:00
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
Arena da Barra
13/06/2012
11:00:00
Cinelândia
13h-14h: Chegada e
Credenciamento
14h: Início da Conferência Palestra principal, Governo
do Brasil; - Dr. Rainer Feurer,
Vice-Presidente Sênior de
Estratégia e Planejamento
Corporativo, Meio Ambiente,
Tema da Palestra:
Sustentabilidade Corporativa
no BMW Group, Estratégia e
Metas de ível Superior; - Dr.
Thomas Becker, VicePresidente de Relações
Governamentais, Tema da
Palestra: Soluções de
Mobilidade Sustentável com
Baixa Emissão de Carbono,
Levando a Mobilidade
Elétrica (e-Mobility) para uma
Nova Era.
15h30: Discussão com a
imprensa e os interessados
16h: Término da Conferência.
Os desiguinados também
terão oportunidaes de fazer
um test-drive de veículos
elétricos do BMW Group em
um circuito de teste no
Casa Civil
Evento Público
Room UN2
Room UN3
Apresentação de cantos e danças e oficinas de pintura corporal com tradução
simultânea para o inglês.
Casa Civil
BMW Brazil
Planck-E
A MJV realiza também na Arena da Barra, entre os dias 13 e 17 de junho, das 11h às 19h, a
Oficina de Inovação em Sustentabilidade, através da qual participantes do evento terão a
oportunidade de vivenciar - a partir de um circuito que remete à atração temática de um
parque de diversões - as etapas da metodologia de Design Thinking, normalmente aplicada
pela empresa à solução de problemas de negócio, junto a seus clientes.
Oficina de Inovação em Sustentabilidade
13/06/2012
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
MJV
Para obter mais informações, acesse:
http://consultoriadesignthinking.com.br/
http://www.mjv.com.br/
CUCaA - Construindo o universo através da arte
13/06/2012
11:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
13/06/2012
12:00:00
Casa da Gávea
Leitura EnCena
13/06/2012
12:00:00
Casa da Gávea
Dia do Amanha
13/06/2012
13:00:00
FORTE DE COPACABANA
Leituras EnCena - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
Protecting our first environment: protecting women’s
reproductive health and future generations from harmful
environmental impacts
13/06/2012
13:15:00
Arena da Barra
AJA Derrube Limites (abertura)
13/06/2012
13:30:00
Museu do Meio Ambiente
Pólos Verdes – Inovação e Sustentabilidade
Diálogos sobre Mudanças do Clima: cenário nacional e
internacional
13/06/2012
14:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
13/06/2012
14:00:00
FORTE DE COPACABANA
Elaboração de grafite no Espaço do CNO no Parque dos Atletas pelo Instituto Wark e GDR Grafiteiros da Rocinha
Leitura EnCena: “Expedição dos Amantes da Máquina” de Francisco Carlos
Leitura EnCena: “Cavalo Hidrelétrico” de Francisco Carlos Entrada Franca
Leitura EnCena: “Expedição dos Amantes da Máquina” de Francisco Carlos + Leitura
EnCena: “Cavalo Hidrelétrico” de Francisco Carlo.
Evento Fechado
Room UN2
A Mostra Meu Meio marca a reinauguração do Museu do Meio Ambiente, pelo Instituto de
Pesquisa do Jardim Botânico.
Evento Público
Evento Fechado
Instituto Wark e GDR Grafiteiros da Rocinha
Movimento Imagina Rio
Fundação Roberto Marinho
Women in Europe for a
Common Future (WECF)
Jardim Botânico
Casa Civil
FIRJAN/FIRJAN
13/06/2012
15:00:00
Casa da Gávea
Maracatu do Quilombinho, de Sorocaba
Sessão VÍDEO-SHOW
13/06/2012
13/06/2012
15:00:00
15:00:00
Casa da Gávea
Parque dos Atletas
Estande do Ministério das Comunicações Pier Mauá ( Palestras)
13/06/2012
16:00:00
Pier Mauá
Raízes do Brasil – Uma cinebiografia de Sérgio Buarque de
Hollanda (primeira parte)
13/06/2012
16:00:00
MAM
Ação Civil Pública do Carvão
13/06/2012
16:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
ABERTURA - as 15 horas
Abertura Oficial com a presença da Ministra da Cultura Ana de Holanda, Secretária de Cultura
Movimento Imagina Rio
do Estado do Rio de Janeiro Adriana Rattes, Secretário de Cultura do Município do Rio de
Janeiro Emílio Kallil.
Apresentação do Maracatu do Quilombinho, de Sorocaba - SP . Entrada Franca
Apresentação do Maracatu do Quilombinho, de Sorocaba - SPRelatos Canibais.
Sessão Video - Show
ELETROBRAS
A proposta é montar um espaço para demonstração dos principais programas e iniciativas do
Ministério das Comunicações voltadas para inclusão digital. Serão feitas demonstrações de
computadores robôs e equipamentos reciclados, desenvolvidos a partir do curso de formação Ministério das
Comunicações
provido pelo Ministério aos Telecentros participantes do Programa de Telecentros. Serão
realizadas palestras sobre o tema moderadas pelo Ministério, com a participação de
convidados.
de Nelson Pereira dos Santos. Brasil, 2003. 87’.
MAM
Classificação indicativa – 14 anos.
evento público
Analice Marques Bolzan
13/06/2012
16:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
P&D+I NO CEPEL PARA O DESENVOLVIMENTO SUSTENTÁVEL DO SISTEMA
ELETROBRAS E DO SISTEMA ELÉTRICO BRASILEIRO
Abertura oficial - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
P&D+I NO CEPEL PARA O DESENVOLVIMENTO
SUSTENTÁVEL DO SISTEMA ELETROBRAS E DO SISTEMA
ELÉTRICO BRASILEIRO
MANUAL DE INVENTÁRIO HIDROELÉTRICO DE BACIAS
HIDROGRÁFICAS
Atividades da Superintendência de Terrotório e Cidadania na
Rio + 20
Relatos Canibais - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
Sessão VÍDEO-SHOW
MUSICAL HAVANA CAFÉ
13/06/2012
17:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
13/06/2012
18:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
13/06/2012
18:00:00
E.A.V. Parque Lage
13/06/2012
18:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
13/06/2012
19:00:00
UNEP
MANUAL DE INVENTÁRIO HIDROELÉTRICO DE BACIAS HIDROGRÁFICAS
ELETROBRAS
ELETROBRAS
Dr. Marcelo Cardozo da Silva
- Juiz Federal/TRF4
ALBERT CORDEIRO
GEBER DE MELO
Fernanda da Serra Costa
Evento Público
Casa Civil
Leitura performatizada da peça teatral “Esfinge-Tupi” de Francisco Carlos com Bete Coelho +
Movimento Imagina Rio
Dj e Grande Elenco Entrada Franca
Sessão VÍDEO-SHOW
ELETROBRAS
No Cais do Porto do Rio de Janeiro, em Berlim, em Havana, em Calcutá ou em qualquer
Lugar, nosso cabaret se filia à tradição dos cabarés alemães dos anos 20, que serviram de
inspiração e modelo para o teatro de Bertolt Brecht. Um barman prepara coquetéis que são
servidos ao público por garçonetes do próprio elenco durante o espetáculo. As versões das
Ministério da Cultura
músicas vão desde grandes standards norte-americanos a mambos, rumbas e boleros, que
refletem sucessos e fracassos de um mundo em que tudo está à venda, tudo tem seu preço.
Três músicos acompanham o elenco com sax, piano e contrabaixo, enquanto os atores se
revezam, cantando e tocando instrumentos.
Sessão VÍDEO-SHOW
Parceria: MUF- Museu de Favela e Projeto Regiões Narrativas Projeções dos artistas e
coletivos associados:*
>Careca Arts Sanduba- “TV Parede”
> Fernando Salis
> MV Hemp - “Projetando idéias” + oficina Licença Poética >Raisa Inocêncio, com a
MUF
Movimento Imagina Rio
performance "Pesquisa amoral"
> Laboratório Regiões Narrativas – mostra de vídeos
realizados nas oficinas de
narrativas transmídia
Áreas de projeção:* MUF e entorno do MUF: casas, chão, arquiteturas em geral, caixa d'água
etc www.videurbe.com.br
Entrada Franca
Leitura performatizada da peça teatral “Esfinge-Tupi” de Francisco Carlos com Bete
Parque Lage (Salão Nobre)
Coelho + Dj e Grande Elenco.
Cantagalo
Projeções espaço públicos não convencionais.
com Andrea Cals e convidados falando sobre cinema e meio ambiente. Entrada Franca
Casa da Gávea
Movimento Imagina Rio
Plataforma Vide Urbe + artistas e coletivos associados Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
13/06/2012
Relatos Canibais Parque Lage
13/06/2012
19:00:00
Programa Plataforma Vide Urbe (MUF – Cantagalo)
Progr. ao vivo rádio Roquete Pinto -Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
Festival de Esquetes Teatrais. Cal e do Tablado e "Baixada no
Baixo" - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
13/06/2012
19:00:00
13/06/2012
20:00:00
13/06/2012
20:00:00
Casa da Gávea
Programa ao vivo da Radio Roquete Pinto
13/06/2012
20:00:00
Casa da Gávea
Drive - in Rio - Oficina e Lounge de Interação
13/06/2012
21:30:00
Píer Mauá
Início das atividades do Ministério da Cultura
13/06/2012
18h
Centro Cultural Ação da
Cidadania
Encontro da Juventude e Educa ão para a Sustentabilidade
13/06/2012
19:00:00
Dia todo
ç
Encontro Global dos Municípios na Rio+20
13/06/2012
Rio Conventions Pavilion
13/06/2012
Rio Climate Challenge / Rio Clima
Rio 92, para onde foi? Rio+20, para onde vai?.
Movimento Imagina Rio
Com Andrea Cals e convidados falando sobre cinema e meio ambiente + Festival de
Esquetes Teatrais. Cal e do Tablado e "Baixada no Baixo".
É um evento de performances e instalações visuais, em grande escala. São 10 carros de
sucata organizados em linha em frente a duas telas de projeção, em um amplo galpão,
lembrando um cinema drive - in. Cada carro será plataforma de um artista ou coletivo, do
Ministério da Cultura
Brasil, Dinamarca, Inglaterra e Itália. O projeto servirá de plataforma para obras experimentais
em performance, design, instalação, cinema , teatro, animação e vídeo mapping .
Contará com a presença da Ministra da Cultura, Ana de Hollanda. Abertura da exposição
organizada pelo IPHAN: Patrimônio, Território e Sustentabilidade.
Para alcan armos os objetivos propostos, realizaremos um conjunto de debates, palestras,
GT s e plenárias visando discu r os vários aspectos do tema em questão. Além disso, o
Secretaria Nacional de
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referido encontro
servirá ainda para aprofundar a pauta da juventude e subsidiar a SNJ e o
Jardim Botânico
Juventude da Presidência
Conjuve na incid ncia nos documentos e resolu ões finais da Confer ncia Rio+20 bem como
da Repúbica
no estabelecimento de responsabilidades e pactua ões para a ões concretas pós-Rio+20.
ê
ç
ê
ç
ç o encontro abordará como
Organizado pelo ICLEI – Governos Locais pela Sustentabilidade,
Vila Olímpica - Barra de
“esverdear” a economia urbana e como os governos locais podem melhor contribuir para os
Tijuca [ao lado do Riocentro] objetivos de proteção dos bens comuns globais, bem como melhorar os sistemas de
governança global e local.
Convocada pelas Secretarias dos três acordos ambientais globais surgidos na Cúpula da
Terra de 1992 – a Convenção Quadro das Nações Unidas sobre Mudança do Clima
(UNFCCC), a Convenção das Nações Unidas de Combate à Desertificação e a Convenção da
ONU sobre Biodiversidade, juntamente com o ‘Global Environment Facility’ e outros parceiros
Vila Olímpica - Barra de
– o Pavilion realizará um programa de duas semanas de eventos e atividades, apresentando
Tijuca [ao lado do Rio Centro]
uma exposição retrospectiva e mostrando a contribuição desses tratados para o
desenvolvimento sustentável. Apresentações focarão em temas como oceanos, cidades,
economia verde, gênero e desenvolvimento.
Focado na contenção do aquecimento global, o evento debaterá a criação de uma nova forma
de calcular as emissões de gases de efeito estufa (GEE) na atmosfera. Será apresentado um
Auditório da Firjan e Forte de documento com compromissos de redução, adaptação e financiamento para a restrição de
Copacabana
GEE. É uma iniciativa das subcomissões Rio+20, da Câmara dos Deputados e do Senado,
com apoio da prefeitura do Rio de Janeiro, do governo do estado de Pernambuco e ONGs.
13/06/2012
13/06/2012
Festival de esquetes teatrais com artistas da Baixada se apresentando no Baixo Gávea -.
Entrada Franca
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
O objetivo principal deste evento será o de destacar os pontos fortes e fracos da Família de
Pegadas, composta por três indicadores conhecidos como Pegada Ecológica, Pegada
Hídrica e Pegada de Carbono. Isso auxiliaria no entendimento do uso destes indicadores para
WWF
medir as várias dimensões relevantes do desenvolvimento sustentável. Vamos apresentar a
aplicação de cada ferramenta, utilizando exemplos concretos, e de forma mais participativa
possível, encerrando o evento com uma discussão qualificada.
Turismo Cultural Inclusivo no Contexto da Sustentabilidade
13/06/2012
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
Avaliação do Ciclo de Vida (ACV) dos Blocos e Telhas
Cerâmicas
13/06/2012
14:00:00
Arena da Barra
A Pegada Ecológica da cidade e estado de São Paulo / The
ecological footprint of the City and State of São Paulo
13/06/2012
15:00:00
Arena da Barra
Acessibilidade em Grandes Eventos Mundiais: a Conferência
Rio+20
13/06/2012
15:15:00
Arena da Barra
PrepCom: Presse briefing
14/06/2012
0:00:00
P3-7 Rio Centro
PrepCom: EU coordination Meeting on Rio+20
PrepCom: Major Groups morning briefing
PrepCom: Bureau room
14/06/2012
14/06/2012
14/06/2012
8:00:00
8:30:00
8:30:00
P3-4 Rio Centro
P3-3 Rio Centro
P3-G Rio Centro
Municípios Verdes e Florestabilidade
14/06/2012
9:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Congresso Mundial ICLEI 2012
14/06/2012
9:00:00
SESC Palladium
Congresso Mundial ICLEI 2012
14/06/2012
9:00:00
Parque Municipal Américo
Renné Gianetti
Congresso Mundial ICLEI 2012
14/06/2012
9:00:00
Othon Palace Hotel
Congresso Mundial ICLEI 2012
14/06/2012
9:00:00
Belo Horizonte City House
14/06/2012
"Consumption vs. Sustainability" The Destructive Wasteful System
9:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
O principal objetivo é estabelecer diretrizes para a Acessibilidade Universal e o Desenho para
Todos, buscando promover a inclusão de pessoas com deficiência. A Cultura no seu sentido
mais amplo é um fator importante no turismo, especialmente se considerarmos o turismo mais
13/06/2012 14:45
do que uma atividade de lazer, considerando o desejo das pessoas de aprender, conhecer e
descobrir coisas novas.
Análise do Ciclo de Vida como uma ferramenta de avaliação, com a qual se pretende
conhecer e avaliar a carga ambiental associada a um produto, processo ou serviço, levando
em conta todas as etapas de seu ciclo de vida (“do berço ao túmulo”), desde a extração das
matérias-primas do meio natural para a fabricação do produto, até o tratamento do produto no
final da vida útil do mesmo.
O objetivo principal do trabalho é calcular a pegada do Município e do Estado de São Paulo. O
cálculo não só irá desencadear a discussão sobre os padrões de consumo da média urbana
brasileira, mas também levantar questões sobre como mitigar os impactos deste consumo e
criar cadeias produtivas mais sustentáveis. A parceria desta iniciativa é com a Secretaria de
Meio Ambiente do Estado de São Paulo e a Secretaria de Meio Ambiente de São Paulo. Por
parte da sociedade civil, o Movimento Nossa São Paulo vem trabalhando com indicadores de
sustentabilidade para a cidade e está envolvido na discussão das cadeias sustentáveis e de
compras públicas responsáveis . Durante o evento, iremos também colaborar com a Global
Footprint Network. O resultado esperado desse evento será o cálculo da pegada e o
compromisso com a redução da mesma.
Construir uma economia verde e sustentável também contribuirá para o incremento da
inclusão de pessoas com deficiência, por meio da Educação Inclusiva, da Sustentabilidade e
da Acessibilidade em seu sentido pleno. Semear e aprofundar a discussão destes temas é
uma das metas do SUDI 2012, avançando na criação de oportunidades para tirar as pessoas
da pobreza. Este evento busca esta sinergia entre os diferentes atores sociais, instituições
públicas e privadas, governos e universidades.
Sound, Water, Water setups, Door Signs
PORTUGUESE INTERPRETATION
Sound, Water setups, Door Signs
Sound, Door Signs
Door Signs
Evento Fechado
Intimamente ligado a Conferência Rio+20, permitirá aos participantes aprender de
palestrantes inspiradores e casos reais de soluções integradas de vanguarda para desafios
que enfrentamos nas cidades, além de prover oportunidades de apresentarem suas próprias
histórias e experiências.
Intimamente ligado a Conferência Rio+20, permitirá aos participantes aprender de
palestrantes inspiradores e casos reais de soluções integradas de vanguarda para desafios
que enfrentamos nas cidades, além de prover oportunidades de apresentarem suas próprias
histórias e experiências.
Intimamente ligado a Conferência Rio+20, permitirá aos participantes aprender de
palestrantes inspiradores e casos reais de soluções integradas de vanguarda para desafios
que enfrentamos nas cidades, além de prover oportunidades de apresentarem suas próprias
histórias e experiências.
Intimamente ligado a Conferência Rio+20, permitirá aos participantes aprender de
palestrantes inspiradores e casos reais de soluções integradas de vanguarda para desafios
que enfrentamos nas cidades, além de prover oportunidades de apresentarem suas próprias
histórias e experiências.
Our event main topic will discuss ?The Wasteful System? a consumption dilemma....Civil
Society role in making cultural shift in consumption habits towards Sustainability?, We will
discuss firstly the trigger behind the transformation of wants to become needs, then our daily
decision making dilemma; a paradox between our values and actions, then we will talk about
the misconception of possessiveness of the natural resources for the so-called human growth
and the enormity of the current situation and finally we will focus on the importance role of Civil
society when moving to action through leading the Wasteful System AWARENESS
MOVEMENT aiming to correct misconceptions for the nature resources, the daily destructive
consumption patterns, etc. Walking along the line with stakeholders and decision making
bodies for collective decisions, commitments, plans and solutions, hoping to empower this
movement on regional level.
Associação Nacional da
Indústria de Cerâmica
Vermelha
WWF
UFRJ/CNO
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
Fundação Roberto Marinho
ICLEI
ICLEI
ICLEI
ICLEI
Bahrain Women
Association for Human
Development
14/06/2012
9:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
14/06/2012
9:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
PrepCom: Bahrain Women Association for Human Development
14/06/2012
9:30:00
T-5 Rio Centro
PrepCom: Instituto Vitae Civilis (Vitae Civilis Institute)
PrepCom: International Association for the Advancement of
Innovative Approaches to Global Challenges (IAAI)
PrepCom: Reach the Children, Inc. - Alleviate Agricultural
Poverty
14/06/2012
9:30:00
T-3 Rio Centro
14/06/2012
9:30:00
T-4 Rio Centro
14/06/2012
9:30:00
T-6 Rio Centro
Rio+20 15/15/15 Formula - Heartpower and Action for The Future We
Want
Developing an economic framework which respects human rights and
planet boundaries
14/06/2012
9:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
14/06/2012
9:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
14/06/2012
9:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
"Consumption vs. Sustainability" The Destructive Wasteful System
Rio+20 15/15/15 Formula - Heartpower and Action for The Future We
Want
Developing an economic framework which respects human rights and
planet boundaries
14/06/2012
9:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
14/06/2012
9:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
14/06/2012
9:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
14/06/2012
10:00:00
Museu do Meio Ambiente
"Consumption vs. Sustainability" The Destructive Wasteful System
Rio+20 15/15/15 Formula - Heartpower and Action for The Future We
Want
Developing an economic framework which respects human rights and
planet boundaries
AJA Derrube Limites (atividades especiais Rio+20)
UN Civil Society Resource Mobilization Partnership Formula? states that Global civil society on
the one hand commits at Rio+20 to mobilize 15 billion Euros and 15 million volunteers by the
year 2015 for UN led sustainable development efforts and on the other hand requests new
forms of participation in global SD governance.
In the proposed transition towards a green economy, many civil society organizations and
social movements are worried about how to guarantee the protection of human rights and the
promotion of social justice. Based on a series of debates that occurred on the road to Rio+20,
the objective of this event is to present the proposal of a framework to protect human rights in
the transition to green and inclusive economies, aiming at strengthening the debate and
providing concrete and efficient tools for policymakers.
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
International Association for
the Advancement of
Innovative Approaches to
Global Challenges (IAAI)
Instituto Vitae Civilis (Vitae
Civilis Institute)
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
Our event main topic will discuss ?The Wasteful System? a consumption dilemma....Civil
Society role in making cultural shift in consumption habits towards Sustainability?, We will
discuss firstly the trigger behind the transformation of wants to become needs, then our daily
decision making dilemma; a paradox between our values and actions, then we will talk about
the misconception of possessiveness of the natural resources for the so-called human growth Bahrain Women
and the enormity of the current situation and finally we will focus on the importance role of Civil Association for Human
society when moving to action through leading the Wasteful System AWARENESS
Development
MOVEMENT aiming to correct misconceptions for the nature resources, the daily destructive
consumption patterns, etc. Walking along the line with stakeholders and decision making
bodies for collective decisions, commitments, plans and solutions, hoping to empower this
movement on regional level.
UN Civil Society Resource Mobilization Partnership Formula? states that Global civil society on
the one hand commits at Rio+20 to mobilize 15 billion Euros and 15 million volunteers by the
year 2015 for UN led sustainable development efforts and on the other hand requests new
forms of participation in global SD governance.
In the proposed transition towards a green economy, many civil society organizations and
social movements are worried about how to guarantee the protection of human rights and the
promotion of social justice. Based on a series of debates that occurred on the road to Rio+20,
the objective of this event is to present the proposal of a framework to protect human rights in
the transition to green and inclusive economies, aiming at strengthening the debate and
providing concrete and efficient tools for policymakers.
International Association for
the Advancement of
Innovative Approaches to
Global Challenges (IAAI)
Instituto Vitae Civilis (Vitae
Civilis Institute)
Our event main topic will discuss ?The Wasteful System? a consumption dilemma....Civil
Society role in making cultural shift in consumption habits towards Sustainability?, We will
discuss firstly the trigger behind the transformation of wants to become needs, then our daily
decision making dilemma; a paradox between our values and actions, then we will talk about
the misconception of possessiveness of the natural resources for the so-called human growth Bahrain Women
and the enormity of the current situation and finally we will focus on the importance role of Civil Association for Human
society when moving to action through leading the Wasteful System AWARENESS
Development
MOVEMENT aiming to correct misconceptions for the nature resources, the daily destructive
consumption patterns, etc. Walking along the line with stakeholders and decision making
bodies for collective decisions, commitments, plans and solutions, hoping to empower this
movement on regional level.
UN Civil Society Resource Mobilization Partnership Formula? states that Global civil society on
the one hand commits at Rio+20 to mobilize 15 billion Euros and 15 million volunteers by the
year 2015 for UN led sustainable development efforts and on the other hand requests new
forms of participation in global SD governance.
In the proposed transition towards a green economy, many civil society organizations and
social movements are worried about how to guarantee the protection of human rights and the
promotion of social justice. Based on a series of debates that occurred on the road to Rio+20,
the objective of this event is to present the proposal of a framework to protect human rights in
the transition to green and inclusive economies, aiming at strengthening the debate and
providing concrete and efficient tools for policymakers.
A Mostra Meu Meio marca a reinauguração do Museu do Meio Ambiente, pelo Instituto de
Pesquisa do Jardim Botânico.
International Association for
the Advancement of
Innovative Approaches to
Global Challenges (IAAI)
Instituto Vitae Civilis (Vitae
Civilis Institute)
Jardim Botânico
Dança em cadeira de rodas no Brasil: competências no
processo de inclusão social
A Voz do Professor - Evento SESI - SENAI
PrepCom: Green Economy
PrepCom: Meeting
PrepCom: Meeting
PrepCom: Meeting
PrepCom: Meeting
PrepCom: Meeting
PrepCom: on UNCSD
PrepCom: European Community: Eu Coordination
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MAM
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Forte de Copacabana
P-3 A Rio Centro
P3-B Rio Centro
P3-C Rio Centro
P3-4 Rio Centro
Notes
P3-E
P3-5 Rio Centro
P3-F Rio Centro
III Preparatory Committee (day 2)
14/06/2012
10:00:00
Riocentro
Nós Moradores na Foto
14/06/2012
10:00:00
A bioeconomia do futuro
14/06/2012
11:00:00
Babilônia Chapéu Mangueira
Evento Fechado
Door Signs, Screen, PPoint Projector
Door Signs
Door Signs
Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
Door Signs
Sound
Door Signs
Official Event - Tentative Agenda
Day 06/14/2012: 10:00hrs to 13:00hrs Working group(s) meetings; 15:00hrs to 18:00hrs
Working group(s) meeting; 18:00hrs to 19:30hrs Interactive briefing on status of negotiations.
Universidade Federal de
Juiz de Fora
FIESP/FIRJAN
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
Eliana Lucia Ferreira
United Nations
AMOSTRA FOTOGRAFICA DO CONTIDIANO DA COMUNIDADE, DESDE A
IMPLANTAÇÃO DA UPP
Claes Tullin
Parque dos Atletas
Em uma futura economia verde sustentável, é essencial utilizar a biomassa para um número
de diferentes aplicações; alimento, celulose, papel, combustível para CHP, combustível para
transporte, produtos químicos verdes, produtos têxteis verdes e assim por diante. O mercado
de biomassa irá aumentar (dramaticamente) e será importante aperfeiçoar o uso entre
aplicativos diferentes e seguindo uma linha de valor decrescente até que este seja utilizado
para aquecimento/resfriamento e/ou eletricidade, ou seja, será muito importante integrar e
Embaixada da Suécia
desenvolver sistemas de análise. Além disso, para entender o processo de investigação até o
produto/serviço final é fundamental compreender os mecanismos do sistema de inovação, por
exemplo, de forma a desenvolver políticas adequadas para alcançar uma economia verde
sustentável. Evento aberto ao público. Palestrantes: Claes Tullin (SP Techical Research
Institute of Sweden).
O Estado do Espírito Santo publicou a Lei 9.531, de 17 de setembro de 2010, que institui a
Política Estadual de Mudanças Climáticas. No âmbito da Política duas ações se destacam: o
Inventário de Gases de Efeito Estufa do Espírito Santo e o Programa de Adaptação às
Mudanças Climáticas. O Inventário quantificou as emissões de responsabilidade do Estado do
Espírito Santo segundo a metodologia do IPCC e foi elaborado em parceria com o Instituto
Jones dos Santos Neves, a OSCIP Agência Nacional de Desenvolvimento Econômico Social
e Defesa Ambiental, ANDESA e o Instituto Virtual Internacional de Mudanças Globais. O
Governo do Estado do
Programa Estadual de Adaptação às Mudanças Climáticas tem como objetivo implementar
Espírito Santo
ações de prevenção e adaptação aos efeitos das mudanças climáticas, tendo como ações
primárias, a instalação de um Sistema de Monitoramento Hidrometeorológico e Alerta de
Desastres, a elaboração de Planos Municipais de Redução de Risco e de Drenagem de
Águas Urbanas e a estruturação das Coordenações Municipais de Defesa Civil. Evento
aberto ao público. Palestrantes: Aladim Fernando Cerqueira (Diretor Presidente do Instituto
Estadual de Meio Ambiente e Recursos Hídricos) e David Viegas Casarin (Gerente do
Instituto Estadual de Meio Ambiente e Recursos Hídricos).
Aladim Fernando Cerqueira
e David Viegas Casarin
Inventário de Gases de Efeito Estufa do ES e Programa
Estadual de Adaptação às Mudanças Climáticas
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11:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Workshop BB na RIO+20
14/06/2012
11:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Megacidades 2012
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11:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Workshop BB na Rio +20
14/06/2012
11:00:00
Auditório 1 - Parque dos
Atletas
Realização de painéis sobre o Programa Água Brasil e sobre Negócios e Tecnologias Sociais
como ferramenta da erradicação da pobreza e desenvolvimento do País. À ocasião,
acontecerão atos solenes de parcerias com os Governos, empresas, entidades e sociedade
civil. Evento aberto ao público.
Evento Público
Realização de painéis sobre o Programa Água Brasil e sobre Negócios e Tecnologias Sociais
como ferramenta da erradicação da pobreza e desenvolvimento do País. À ocasião,
acontecerão atos solenes de parcerias com os Governos, empresas, entidades e sociedade
civil.
Banco do Brasil
Casa Civil
Banco do Brasil
Marina Grossi; Maria Cecília
Way de Brito; Wagner de
Siqueira Pinto; Éder de Melo
Poder Judiciário Federal e a Rio + 20: diálogos interinstitucionais
e experiências inovadoras
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11:30:00
Parque dos Atletas
O Papel do Legislativo Estadual na Sustentabilidade: reflexões e
ações
14/06/2012
11:30:00
Parque dos Atletas
Políticas, programas e ações de combate ao desmatamento ilegal, à biopirataria e ao tráfico
internacional de animais silvestres: planejamento estratégico interinstitucional. Infraestrutura e
meio ambiente: judicialização de políticas públicas e o projeto de lei respectivo. Declaração
da Ordem dos Advogados do Brasil para a Rio + 20. Capacitação profissional, consciência
ambiental e participação social do advogado: a experiência das Comissões de Direito
Ambiental da OAB. Paragominas e Termo de Ajustamento de Conduta (TAC) da Carne:
experiências inovadoras e exitosas. Especializar é a tendência? Recomendações do CNJ.
Varas Especializadas Ambientais na Justiça Federal de 1º Grau ou Câmaras/Turmas
Especializadas Ambientais nos Tribunais. Avaliação das experiências pioneiras. Experiências
de Educação e de Gestão Ambientais na Administração Pública: Licitações Sustentáveis
Educação Ambiental na Administração Pública Federal, AGU Carbono Neutro. Experiências
de Educação e de Gestão Ambientais dos TRFs e DPU. CNJ e as iniciativas em prol da
sustentabilidade. Atuação destacada do Judiciário favorece desenvolvimento do Direito
Ambiental no Brasil. Evento aberto ao público. Palestrantes: Representantes do MPF, do
Tribunal Regional Federal
CNJ, das Forças Armadas, da Polícia Federal, do MMA, do IBAMA, do ICMBio, Ada Pellegrini da 3ª Região
Grinover (USP/ CEBEPEJ), Kazuo Watanabe (USP/CEBEPEJ), Senador Jorge Viana,
Arnaldo Sampaio de Moraes Godoy (Consultor-Geral da Uniăo), Marcelo Goulart (Ministério
Público do Estado de Săo Paulo), Celso Antonio Pacheco Fiorillo (OAB/SP), Flávio Ahmed
(OAB/RJ), Samir Murad (OAB/MA), Adnan Demachki (Prefeito de Paragominas/PA), Werner
Grau Neto (Presidente do Conselho da TNC), Daniel Azeredo (MPF-PA), Representante da
AJUFE, Mariana Freitas (Juíza Federal/Curitiba), Maria Tereza Sadek (Pesquisadora - USP),
Representantes das Varas especializadas, Daniela Aben-Athar (AGU), Carlos José de Souza
Guimarães (AGU), Mayra Motta (AGU), Des. Consuelo Yoshida (Presidente - Comissão de
Gestăo Ambiental TRF3) e representantes das Comissőes/setores dos demais Tribunais,
Leonardo Henrique Soares (DPU), Min. Herman Benjamin (STJ), Sávio Renato Bittencourt
Soares Silva (Presidente da ABRAMPA), Representante da ANPR, Carina Costa de Oliveira
(Programa Direito e Meio Ambiente - FGV-Rio), Rômulo Silveira da Rocha Sampaio (Programa
Direito e Meio Ambiente - FGV-Rio).
Evento Público
Casa Civil
The Amazon Environmental Research Institute (IPAM) is a Brazilian NGO which work concept
is based on participatory research by measuring and assessing from the point of view of
scientific research, environment conservation and community.
14/06/2012
11:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
In order to promote Amazon conservation and development, IPAM currently works on three
programs: (1) Community Management of Varzeas (Floodplains) and Forests, (2) Amazon
Scenarios and (3) Climate Change. These programs have generated a considerable amount of Amazon Environmental
information and encouraged initiatives to support public policies, local action and international Research Institute (IPAM)
agreements by working together with family farmers, farm producers, indigenous people,
traditional communities and the government as a whole.
At Rio+20, IPAM , partners and invited guests (academia, government and civil society) will
present the recent scientific researches on climate change and REDD, besides exchanging
information and perspective of traditional knowledge.
The Future of the Amazon: a low carbon production model
14/06/2012
11:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
The workshop will be organised by practitioners of sustainable development on the part of
IofC, on the one hand, and CEFO as an academic group whose members do research in
sustainable development, on the other. Most, if not all, topics of the current CEFO members
fall under the fields of sustainable development and human security (food security, land
security and rights, energy security, just governance, inclusive economics, etc.). This
collaboration is an important step to bringing researchers of various disciplines and
practitioners together and exploring mechanisms of creating such partnerships.
The workshop will allow bringing out the questions of methodologies and interdisciplinary
nature of participants' research. The session will be facilitated with the aim of creating
synergies in research and communication among representatives of various disciplines (natural
and social sciences) working for human security and sustainable development.
Land and Life: Human Security through Sustainable Development
Initiatives of Change
International
Representantes do MPF, do
CNJ, das Forças Armadas,
da Polícia Federal, do MMA,
do IBAMA, do ICMBio, Ada
Pellegrini Grinover, Kazuo
Watanabe, Senador Jorge
Viana, Arnaldo Sampaio de
Moraes Godoy, Marcelo
Goulart, Celso Antonio
Pacheco Fiorillo, Flávio
Ahmed, Samir Murad, Adnan
Demachki, Werner Grau
Neto, Daniel Azeredo,
Representante da AJUFE,
Mariana Freitas, Maria
Tereza Sadek,
Representantes das Varas
especializadas, Daniela AbenAthar, Carlos José de Souza
Guimarães, Mayra Motta,
Des. Consuelo Yoshida e
representantes das
Comissőes/setores dos
demais Tribunais, Leonardo
Henrique Soares, Min.
Herman Benjamin, Sávio
Renato Bittencourt Soares
Silva, Representante da
ANPR, Carina Costa de
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11:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
The side event will focus on the normative reference base for a human rights-based approach
to sustainable development governance and make suggestions for required institutional
settings and legislation. Normative considerations will be enriched with critical policy analysis
and intelligence drawn from the practices the contributing organisations are undertaking in their
various action fields. These practices reach from grass-root level work with indigenous
communities over policy and law related research and outreach to critical philosophy on global Centre for Ethics and Value
Inquiry (CEVI)
ethics (and back). The event will stage six contributions and organise interactive discussion
with participants on issues related to human equality and sustainable development. Based on
the contributions and the discussion, a joint reflection document will be prepared as information
for civil society and as input towards and beyond the official Rio+20 conference.
The need for a rights-based approach to sustainable development
14/06/2012
11:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
SUSTAINABLE LIFESTYLES 2050
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11:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
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11:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
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11:30:00
T-8 Rio Centro
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11:30:00
T-6 Rio Centro
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11:30:00
T-9 Rio Centro
PrepCom: Comite Impulso- Sust. Dev. From perspective of youth
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11:30:00
T-4 Rio Centro
PrepCom: Initiatives of Change International- Land and Life
PrepCom: Northern Alliance for Sustainability
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14/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
T-10 Rio Centro
T-3 Rio Centro
GREEN ECONOMY, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT FROM A
PERSPECTIVE OF YOUTH
Energy for all; Equity as fundamental goal
PrepCom: Amazon Environmental Research Institute (IPAM)
The Future of
PrepCom: Beyond Copenhagen Collective - Energy for all
PrepCom: Centre for Ethics and Value Inquiry (CEVI) The need
for a ri
14/06/2012
The Future of the Amazon: a low carbon production model
11:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
Radical new thinking is required to directly address the current urgency for new solutions within
new cultural and policy frameworks that will drive more sustainable development and poverty
eradication. We need more than technological innovation to transform our current lifestyles into
sustainable ones, but also social innovation is crucial to obtain this. A social platform led by
civil society organizations and research centers in Europe has been working on defining
sustainable lifestyles and drafted roadmaps for more sustainable lifestyles 2050 applying back
casting methodologies. In these roadmaps concrete plans of action for different stakeholders
are included.
THE GREEN ECONOMY IN THE FRAME OF THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT,
IMPLIES A CHALLENGE THAT MUST REPRESENT IMPORTANT EFFORTS THAT
AFFECT DIRECTLY IN THE YOUTH, REASON FOR WHICH, TO EXAMINE HIS SCOPE,
MANNERS OF TRANSITION, IT IS MECHANISMS OF FINANCING THAT THEY ALLOW
INSTITUTIONAL OPENINGS FOR HIS EXECUTION, IS FOR YOUNG WOMEN A MATTER
OF THE FIRST ORDER, IN THE SENSE THAT THE DEVELOPMENT AS IT IS
CONCEIVED, INFLUENCES THEM IN A ROYAL WAY, REASON FOR WHICH, A TRAFFIC
TOWARDS THE GREEN ECONOMY IS A MATTER THAT FOR THE YOUNG PERSONS IS
TRANSCENDENTAL.
The political economy of energy aided by international finance, trade and aid has been the
principal reasons for unsustainable development. The panel will discuss how equity in energy
is of paramount importance for the cherished goal of energy for all and for sustainable
development. The panel will argue that equity in access to energy at international and sub
national levels through fundamental changes in the patterns of production and consumption
should be the first goal for sustainable development.
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
The Amazon Environmental Research Institute (IPAM) is a Brazilian NGO which work concept
is based on participatory research by measuring and assessing from the point of view of
scientific research, environment conservation and community.
Northern Alliance for
Sustainability
Comite Impulso FUNDACIÓN RED
COLOMBIANA PARA LA
DEFENSA DE LOS
DERECHOS HUMANOS,
EL MEDIO AMBIENTE Y
LA PAZ, GRUPO
PRINCIPAL, NIÑOS
Y JÓVENES
Beyond Copenhagen
Collective
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
In order to promote Amazon conservation and development, IPAM currently works on three
programs: (1) Community Management of Varzeas (Floodplains) and Forests, (2) Amazon
Scenarios and (3) Climate Change. These programs have generated a considerable amount of Amazon Environmental
information and encouraged initiatives to support public policies, local action and international Research Institute (IPAM)
agreements by working together with family farmers, farm producers, indigenous people,
traditional communities and the government as a whole.
At Rio+20, IPAM , partners and invited guests (academia, government and civil society) will
present the recent scientific researches on climate change and REDD, besides exchanging
information and perspective of traditional knowledge.
14/06/2012
11:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
The workshop will be organised by practitioners of sustainable development on the part of
IofC, on the one hand, and CEFO as an academic group whose members do research in
sustainable development, on the other. Most, if not all, topics of the current CEFO members
fall under the fields of sustainable development and human security (food security, land
security and rights, energy security, just governance, inclusive economics, etc.). This
collaboration is an important step to bringing researchers of various disciplines and
practitioners together and exploring mechanisms of creating such partnerships.
Initiatives of Change
International
The workshop will allow bringing out the questions of methodologies and interdisciplinary
nature of participants' research. The session will be facilitated with the aim of creating
synergies in research and communication among representatives of various disciplines (natural
and social sciences) working for human security and sustainable development.
Land and Life: Human Security through Sustainable Development
14/06/2012
11:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
The side event will focus on the normative reference base for a human rights-based approach
to sustainable development governance and make suggestions for required institutional
settings and legislation. Normative considerations will be enriched with critical policy analysis
and intelligence drawn from the practices the contributing organisations are undertaking in their
various action fields. These practices reach from grass-root level work with indigenous
communities over policy and law related research and outreach to critical philosophy on global Centre for Ethics and Value
Inquiry (CEVI)
ethics (and back). The event will stage six contributions and organise interactive discussion
with participants on issues related to human equality and sustainable development. Based on
the contributions and the discussion, a joint reflection document will be prepared as information
for civil society and as input towards and beyond the official Rio+20 conference.
The need for a rights-based approach to sustainable development
14/06/2012
11:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
SUSTAINABLE LIFESTYLES 2050
14/06/2012
11:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
14/06/2012
11:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
GREEN ECONOMY, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT FROM A
PERSPECTIVE OF YOUTH
Energy for all; Equity as fundamental goal
14/06/2012
The Future of the Amazon: a low carbon production model
11:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
Radical new thinking is required to directly address the current urgency for new solutions within
new cultural and policy frameworks that will drive more sustainable development and poverty
eradication. We need more than technological innovation to transform our current lifestyles into
sustainable ones, but also social innovation is crucial to obtain this. A social platform led by
civil society organizations and research centers in Europe has been working on defining
sustainable lifestyles and drafted roadmaps for more sustainable lifestyles 2050 applying back
casting methodologies. In these roadmaps concrete plans of action for different stakeholders
are included.
THE GREEN ECONOMY IN THE FRAME OF THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT,
IMPLIES A CHALLENGE THAT MUST REPRESENT IMPORTANT EFFORTS THAT
AFFECT DIRECTLY IN THE YOUTH, REASON FOR WHICH, TO EXAMINE HIS SCOPE,
MANNERS OF TRANSITION, IT IS MECHANISMS OF FINANCING THAT THEY ALLOW
INSTITUTIONAL OPENINGS FOR HIS EXECUTION, IS FOR YOUNG WOMEN A MATTER
OF THE FIRST ORDER, IN THE SENSE THAT THE DEVELOPMENT AS IT IS
CONCEIVED, INFLUENCES THEM IN A ROYAL WAY, REASON FOR WHICH, A TRAFFIC
TOWARDS THE GREEN ECONOMY IS A MATTER THAT FOR THE YOUNG PERSONS IS
TRANSCENDENTAL.
The political economy of energy aided by international finance, trade and aid has been the
principal reasons for unsustainable development. The panel will discuss how equity in energy
is of paramount importance for the cherished goal of energy for all and for sustainable
development. The panel will argue that equity in access to energy at international and sub
national levels through fundamental changes in the patterns of production and consumption
should be the first goal for sustainable development.
The Amazon Environmental Research Institute (IPAM) is a Brazilian NGO which work concept
is based on participatory research by measuring and assessing from the point of view of
scientific research, environment conservation and community.
Northern Alliance for
Sustainability
Comite Impulso FUNDACIÓN RED
COLOMBIANA PARA LA
DEFENSA DE LOS
DERECHOS HUMANOS,
EL MEDIO AMBIENTE Y
LA PAZ, GRUPO
PRINCIPAL, NIÑOS
Y JÓVENES
Beyond Copenhagen
Collective
In order to promote Amazon conservation and development, IPAM currently works on three
programs: (1) Community Management of Varzeas (Floodplains) and Forests, (2) Amazon
Scenarios and (3) Climate Change. These programs have generated a considerable amount of Amazon Environmental
information and encouraged initiatives to support public policies, local action and international Research Institute (IPAM)
agreements by working together with family farmers, farm producers, indigenous people,
traditional communities and the government as a whole.
At Rio+20, IPAM , partners and invited guests (academia, government and civil society) will
present the recent scientific researches on climate change and REDD, besides exchanging
information and perspective of traditional knowledge.
14/06/2012
11:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
The workshop will be organised by practitioners of sustainable development on the part of
IofC, on the one hand, and CEFO as an academic group whose members do research in
sustainable development, on the other. Most, if not all, topics of the current CEFO members
fall under the fields of sustainable development and human security (food security, land
security and rights, energy security, just governance, inclusive economics, etc.). This
collaboration is an important step to bringing researchers of various disciplines and
practitioners together and exploring mechanisms of creating such partnerships.
Initiatives of Change
International
The workshop will allow bringing out the questions of methodologies and interdisciplinary
nature of participants' research. The session will be facilitated with the aim of creating
synergies in research and communication among representatives of various disciplines (natural
and social sciences) working for human security and sustainable development.
Land and Life: Human Security through Sustainable Development
14/06/2012
11:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
The side event will focus on the normative reference base for a human rights-based approach
to sustainable development governance and make suggestions for required institutional
settings and legislation. Normative considerations will be enriched with critical policy analysis
and intelligence drawn from the practices the contributing organisations are undertaking in their
various action fields. These practices reach from grass-root level work with indigenous
communities over policy and law related research and outreach to critical philosophy on global Centre for Ethics and Value
Inquiry (CEVI)
ethics (and back). The event will stage six contributions and organise interactive discussion
with participants on issues related to human equality and sustainable development. Based on
the contributions and the discussion, a joint reflection document will be prepared as information
for civil society and as input towards and beyond the official Rio+20 conference.
The need for a rights-based approach to sustainable development
14/06/2012
11:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
SUSTAINABLE LIFESTYLES 2050
14/06/2012
11:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
14/06/2012
11:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
14/06/2012
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14/06/2012
14/06/2012
13:00:00
13:00:00
13:00:00
13:00:00
13:15:00
P3-D Rio Centro
P3-E Rio Centro
P3-5 Rio Centro
Parque dos Atletas
P3-3 Rio Centro
GREEN ECONOMY, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT FROM A
PERSPECTIVE OF YOUTH
Energy for all; Equity as fundamental goal
PrepCom: Meeting
PrepCom: Meeting
PrepCom: on UNCSD
Sessão VÍDEO-SHOW
PrepCom: Meeting
Radical new thinking is required to directly address the current urgency for new solutions within
new cultural and policy frameworks that will drive more sustainable development and poverty
eradication. We need more than technological innovation to transform our current lifestyles into
sustainable ones, but also social innovation is crucial to obtain this. A social platform led by
civil society organizations and research centers in Europe has been working on defining
sustainable lifestyles and drafted roadmaps for more sustainable lifestyles 2050 applying back
casting methodologies. In these roadmaps concrete plans of action for different stakeholders
are included.
THE GREEN ECONOMY IN THE FRAME OF THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT,
IMPLIES A CHALLENGE THAT MUST REPRESENT IMPORTANT EFFORTS THAT
AFFECT DIRECTLY IN THE YOUTH, REASON FOR WHICH, TO EXAMINE HIS SCOPE,
MANNERS OF TRANSITION, IT IS MECHANISMS OF FINANCING THAT THEY ALLOW
INSTITUTIONAL OPENINGS FOR HIS EXECUTION, IS FOR YOUNG WOMEN A MATTER
OF THE FIRST ORDER, IN THE SENSE THAT THE DEVELOPMENT AS IT IS
CONCEIVED, INFLUENCES THEM IN A ROYAL WAY, REASON FOR WHICH, A TRAFFIC
TOWARDS THE GREEN ECONOMY IS A MATTER THAT FOR THE YOUNG PERSONS IS
TRANSCENDENTAL.
The political economy of energy aided by international finance, trade and aid has been the
principal reasons for unsustainable development. The panel will discuss how equity in energy
is of paramount importance for the cherished goal of energy for all and for sustainable
development. The panel will argue that equity in access to energy at international and sub
national levels through fundamental changes in the patterns of production and consumption
should be the first goal for sustainable development.
Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
Door Signs
Sound, Door Signs
Sessão VÍDEO-SHOW
Door Signs
Northern Alliance for
Sustainability
Comite Impulso FUNDACIÓN RED
COLOMBIANA PARA LA
DEFENSA DE LOS
DERECHOS HUMANOS,
EL MEDIO AMBIENTE Y
LA PAZ, GRUPO
PRINCIPAL, NIÑOS
Y JÓVENES
Beyond Copenhagen
Collective
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
ELETROBRAS
United Nations
14/06/2012
13:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
14/06/2012
13:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
Innovation and uptake of best practices for sustainable agriculture
4th HELENA Z. BENITEZ GLOBAL FORUM ON GENDER JUSTICE AND
THE GREEN ECONOMY FOCUSING ON WATER, ENERGY, AND FOOD:
PROMISES AND PARADIGMS
14/06/2012
13:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
IMPACTS OF PLASTICS ON THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE HEALTH OF
WOMEN AND CHI
14/06/2012
13:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
14/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-F (Riocentro)
Greenpeace: An Oceans Rescue Plan for Rio
Financing Sustainable Transport to Support Sustainable Development
Best practices and technology can help sustainably increase productivity and leverage
agriculture?s poverty reduction potential. But they need to be shared, deployed and adapted
because every country, every farmer and every field are different. Knowledge sharing
mechanisms, such as extension services, are essential for addressing existing implementation
gaps, deploying new technologies and to ensure farmers around the world can use the tools
most adapted to them.
Farming First
However, knowledge sharing mechanisms such as extension services have often been
neglected and suffered from budget cuts and a lack of attention to the sector. In the meantime,
public support for agricultural support also declined, raising questions about how research can
address the need of farmers in different geographies.
Scaling up best practices, deploying innovations, sharing knowledge, need to become priorities
for the future agriculture agenda, with complementary role for public and private actors in
achieving sustainable agriculture.
The '4th HELENA Z. BENITEZ GLOBAL FORUM ON GENDER JUSTICE AND THE GREEN
ECONOMY FOCUSING ON WATER, ENERGY, AND FOOD : PROMISES AND
PARADIGMS.' aims to present fully gender and development issues which are vigorously
embedded within the framework of fundamental human rights and gender justice in the AsiaPhilippines Women
Pacific region and in many parts of the world. It hopes to elevate further the discussions on the
University (PWU)
theme of green economy and gender equality, justice and human rights with special focus on
water, energy, and food nexus , to a broader and more significant audience , during the United
Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, Rio+20 , in Rio de Janiero Brazil, June 2012.
THE VOICES OF AFRICAN MOTHERS: www.vamothers.org
The Voices of African Mothers works to establish a peaceful African Continent through conflict
resolution and to identifying the causes of ethnic, religious and inter-communal conflict.
VAM envision women and future generations to possess a full range of educational
opportunities to attain empowerment to become decision-making leaders of Africa..
VAM believes access to education is key to equality. Equality is the application of the principle
of natural justice and fairness. This refers to the legal and social capacity of men, women, boys Voices of African Mothers
and girls to mobilize and manage domestic, community, national and international resources
and share the benefits arising there on an equal basis.
VAM promotes economic empowerment and equality through resource production that are
appropriate for needs through vocational training and development of business skills. Health
education is provided in the areas of preventive health care, nutrition, hygiene, preadolescent
pregnancy, family planning etc.
The future of high seas life is at stake at Rio+20 UNCSD. Despite WSSD commitment to
protected area networks by 2012, legal gaps in oceans governance allow for plunder and
destruction. Our side event exposes these gaps through real world examples and presents
Greenpeace?s Oceans Rescue Plan.
99% of ocean is currently unprotected, so the future of millions that depend on it for their
livelihoods is at risk. Pacific small island nations struggle to secure sustainability of their
Greenpeace
fisheries and long-term future of coastal communities, while large-scale fishing fleets from
around the globe race to catch the last tuna. In the Indian Ocean, a fragmented, inadequate
governance regime leaves it open to wholesale plunder. Even Arctic waters are facing
increasing industrialization as ice melts.
In Rio, Governments must agree to an implementing agreement under UNCLOS to enable the
protection of high seas biodiversity and the creation of marine reserves.
Transportation is a key building block of sustainable development. The majority of transport
financing supports unsustainable transportation, increasing inequality of access, CO2 and air
pollution, traffic fatalities, and sprawl development. A growing share of transport financing from
climate funds and development aid programs supports sustainable transport. Emerging best
practices in national transportation policy also have potential to leverage changes in transport
sustainability by influencing larger public and private sector transport investments.
Sustainable transport seeks to avoid low value or unnecessary travel through smarter planning Institute for Transportation
and Development Policy
and communications, shift travel to lower impact passenger and freight modes, and improve
the efficiency of vehicles, fuels, and network operations. This session discusses efforts to
measure the contribution of transport investments to support sustainability goals, focusing on
key metrics and indicators as well as providing an overview of recent patterns and trends in
transport funding flows from different sources worldwide.
14/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-3 (Riocentro)
Enabling Youth participation in bridging Rio+20 Outcome Beyond 2015
wi
14/06/2012
13:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
The Side Event in the Rio+20 will emphasize on Youth Engagement, mobilization and
empowerment on UNCSD/Rio+20 and beyond process, as the Major Group for Children and
Youth (MGCY) is the main entry-point for all children, youth and their organization into the
process. The side event will do it?s best to provide a meaningful session for youth
participation. This will be a good an opportunity to showcase the enthusiasm and courage of
the Sri Lankan youth in this high-level UN event to bridge the gap between the Global North
Sri Lanka
and the Global South youth. We would like to make this side event as a platform to network as
much as youth leaders around the world who are participating in Rio in June and to carry out a
mass youth campaign and mobilization for an ambitious deal in Rio+20. The side event will
composed of a plenary session of experts, motivators and youth, they would speak on above
themes and implementations of agendas.
The year after the Earth Summit -- on the eve of the Knowledge Economy -- the UN lost its
only two global facilities for technology assessment. Since then, billions of public dollars have
been lost subsidising nuclear fusion, biotech-fermentation, Terminator technologies,
nanotechnology, second-generation biofuels, and ocean fertilization, etc- largely because of
the absence of adequate technology assessment. At Rio+20, the UN must protect the
sovereignty and security of member states by ensuring that the know-how of technology
transfer is supported by the know-what of technology assessment and the know-why of
socioeconomic benefits. The side-event will hear experts discuss the problems, specific
language and institutional modalities governments could adopt now and implement post-Rio.
ETC Group (Action Group
on Erosion, Technology and
Concentration)
The Technology Economy? Know-how, Know-what, Know-why
Impact of Weapon Contamination (WEC) towards Sustainable
Development
PrepCom: BirdLife International Nature and natural capital as
foundat
PrepCom: ETC Group (Action Group on Erosion, Tecnology and
Concentra)
14/06/2012
13:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
14/06/2012
13:30:00
T-8 Rio Centro
14/06/2012
13:30:00
T-6 Rio Centro
Weapon Contamination (WEC) refers to landmines and explosive remnants of war (ERW). The
latest consists of both unexploded ordnance (UXO) that has been fired but has failed to
International Committee of
explode, and abandoned ordnance.
the Red Cross (ICRC)
First and foremost, WEC causes deaths and injuries, even after the end of armed conflict.
However, the destructive impact goes much further.
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
United Nations
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
United Nations
PrepCom: Farming First-Innovation and uptake of best practices
14/06/2012
13:30:00
T-9 Rio Centro
PrepCom: An Oceans Rescue Plan for Rio
14/06/2012
13:30:00
T-3 Rio Centro
PrepCom: Institute for Transportation and Development Policy
14/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-6 Rio Centro
14/06/2012
13:30:00
T-5 Rio Centro
14/06/2012
14/06/2012
14/06/2012
14/06/2012
13:30:00
13:30:00
13:30:00
13:30:00
T-10 Rio Centro
T3-2 Rio Centro
T-2 Rio Centro
P3-4 Rio Centro
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
Sound, Door Signs, Water Podium, Screen, PowerPoint projector
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
Sound, Door Signs, Water Podium
Best practices and technology can help sustainably increase productivity and leverage
agriculture?s poverty reduction potential. But they need to be shared, deployed and adapted
because every country, every farmer and every field are different. Knowledge sharing
mechanisms, such as extension services, are essential for addressing existing implementation
gaps, deploying new technologies and to ensure farmers around the world can use the tools
most adapted to them.
14/06/2012
13:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
Farming First
However, knowledge sharing mechanisms such as extension services have often been
neglected and suffered from budget cuts and a lack of attention to the sector. In the meantime,
public support for agricultural support also declined, raising questions about how research can
address the need of farmers in different geographies.
PrepCom: International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
Impact of We
PrepCom: Philippines Women University (PWU)
PrepCom: Sri Lanka-Enabling Youth participation
PrepCom: Voices of African Mothers
PrepCom: Informal meeting
Innovation and uptake of best practices for sustainable agriculture
14/06/2012
4th HELENA Z. BENITEZ GLOBAL FORUM ON GENDER JUSTICE AND
THE GREEN ECONOMY FOCUSING ON WATER, ENERGY, AND FOOD:
PROMISES AND PARADIGMS
13:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
Screen, PowerPoint projector
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
Scaling up best practices, deploying innovations, sharing knowledge, need to become priorities
for the future agriculture agenda, with complementary role for public and private actors in
achieving sustainable agriculture.
The '4th HELENA Z. BENITEZ GLOBAL FORUM ON GENDER JUSTICE AND THE GREEN
ECONOMY FOCUSING ON WATER, ENERGY, AND FOOD : PROMISES AND
PARADIGMS.' aims to present fully gender and development issues which are vigorously
embedded within the framework of fundamental human rights and gender justice in the AsiaPhilippines Women
Pacific region and in many parts of the world. It hopes to elevate further the discussions on the
University (PWU)
theme of green economy and gender equality, justice and human rights with special focus on
water, energy, and food nexus , to a broader and more significant audience , during the United
Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, Rio+20 , in Rio de Janiero Brazil, June 2012.
THE VOICES OF AFRICAN MOTHERS: www.vamothers.org
The Voices of African Mothers works to establish a peaceful African Continent through conflict
resolution and to identifying the causes of ethnic, religious and inter-communal conflict.
VAM envision women and future generations to possess a full range of educational
opportunities to attain empowerment to become decision-making leaders of Africa..
14/06/2012
13:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
VAM believes access to education is key to equality. Equality is the application of the principle Voices of African Mothers
of natural justice and fairness. This refers to the legal and social capacity of men, women, boys
and girls to mobilize and manage domestic, community, national and international resources
and share the benefits arising there on an equal basis.
VAM promotes economic empowerment and equality through resource production that are
appropriate for needs through vocational training and development of business skills. Health
education is provided in the areas of preventive health care, nutrition, hygiene, preadolescent
pregnancy, family planning etc.
IMPACTS OF PLASTICS ON THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE HEALTH OF
WOMEN AND CHI
14/06/2012
13:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
14/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-F (Riocentro)
Greenpeace: An Oceans Rescue Plan for Rio
The future of high seas life is at stake at Rio+20 UNCSD. Despite WSSD commitment to
protected area networks by 2012, legal gaps in oceans governance allow for plunder and
destruction. Our side event exposes these gaps through real world examples and presents
Greenpeace?s Oceans Rescue Plan.
99% of ocean is currently unprotected, so the future of millions that depend on it for their
livelihoods is at risk. Pacific small island nations struggle to secure sustainability of their
Greenpeace
fisheries and long-term future of coastal communities, while large-scale fishing fleets from
around the globe race to catch the last tuna. In the Indian Ocean, a fragmented, inadequate
governance regime leaves it open to wholesale plunder. Even Arctic waters are facing
increasing industrialization as ice melts.
In Rio, Governments must agree to an implementing agreement under UNCLOS to enable the
protection of high seas biodiversity and the creation of marine reserves.
Transportation is a key building block of sustainable development. The majority of transport
financing supports unsustainable transportation, increasing inequality of access, CO2 and air
pollution, traffic fatalities, and sprawl development. A growing share of transport financing from
climate funds and development aid programs supports sustainable transport. Emerging best
practices in national transportation policy also have potential to leverage changes in transport
sustainability by influencing larger public and private sector transport investments.
Sustainable transport seeks to avoid low value or unnecessary travel through smarter planning Institute for Transportation
and Development Policy
and communications, shift travel to lower impact passenger and freight modes, and improve
the efficiency of vehicles, fuels, and network operations. This session discusses efforts to
measure the contribution of transport investments to support sustainability goals, focusing on
key metrics and indicators as well as providing an overview of recent patterns and trends in
transport funding flows from different sources worldwide.
Financing Sustainable Transport to Support Sustainable Development
14/06/2012
Enabling Youth participation in bridging Rio+20 Outcome Beyond 2015
wi
13:30:00
P3-3 (Riocentro)
The Side Event in the Rio+20 will emphasize on Youth Engagement, mobilization and
empowerment on UNCSD/Rio+20 and beyond process, as the Major Group for Children and
Youth (MGCY) is the main entry-point for all children, youth and their organization into the
process. The side event will do it?s best to provide a meaningful session for youth
participation. This will be a good an opportunity to showcase the enthusiasm and courage of
the Sri Lankan youth in this high-level UN event to bridge the gap between the Global North
Sri Lanka
and the Global South youth. We would like to make this side event as a platform to network as
much as youth leaders around the world who are participating in Rio in June and to carry out a
mass youth campaign and mobilization for an ambitious deal in Rio+20. The side event will
composed of a plenary session of experts, motivators and youth, they would speak on above
themes and implementations of agendas.
14/06/2012
13:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
The year after the Earth Summit -- on the eve of the Knowledge Economy -- the UN lost its
only two global facilities for technology assessment. Since then, billions of public dollars have
been lost subsidising nuclear fusion, biotech-fermentation, Terminator technologies,
nanotechnology, second-generation biofuels, and ocean fertilization, etc- largely because of
the absence of adequate technology assessment. At Rio+20, the UN must protect the
sovereignty and security of member states by ensuring that the know-how of technology
transfer is supported by the know-what of technology assessment and the know-why of
socioeconomic benefits. The side-event will hear experts discuss the problems, specific
language and institutional modalities governments could adopt now and implement post-Rio.
ETC Group (Action Group
on Erosion, Technology and
Concentration)
The Technology Economy? Know-how, Know-what, Know-why
14/06/2012
13:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
14/06/2012
13:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
Impact of Weapon Contamination (WEC) towards Sustainable
Development
Innovation and uptake of best practices for sustainable agriculture
14/06/2012
13:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
4th HELENA Z. BENITEZ GLOBAL FORUM ON GENDER JUSTICE AND
THE GREEN ECONOMY FOCUSING ON WATER, ENERGY, AND FOOD:
PROMISES AND PARADIGMS
Weapon Contamination (WEC) refers to landmines and explosive remnants of war (ERW). The
latest consists of both unexploded ordnance (UXO) that has been fired but has failed to
International Committee of
explode, and abandoned ordnance.
the Red Cross (ICRC)
First and foremost, WEC causes deaths and injuries, even after the end of armed conflict.
However, the destructive impact goes much further.
Best practices and technology can help sustainably increase productivity and leverage
agriculture?s poverty reduction potential. But they need to be shared, deployed and adapted
because every country, every farmer and every field are different. Knowledge sharing
mechanisms, such as extension services, are essential for addressing existing implementation
gaps, deploying new technologies and to ensure farmers around the world can use the tools
most adapted to them.
Farming First
However, knowledge sharing mechanisms such as extension services have often been
neglected and suffered from budget cuts and a lack of attention to the sector. In the meantime,
public support for agricultural support also declined, raising questions about how research can
address the need of farmers in different geographies.
Scaling up best practices, deploying innovations, sharing knowledge, need to become priorities
for the future agriculture agenda, with complementary role for public and private actors in
achieving sustainable agriculture.
The '4th HELENA Z. BENITEZ GLOBAL FORUM ON GENDER JUSTICE AND THE GREEN
ECONOMY FOCUSING ON WATER, ENERGY, AND FOOD : PROMISES AND
PARADIGMS.' aims to present fully gender and development issues which are vigorously
embedded within the framework of fundamental human rights and gender justice in the AsiaPhilippines Women
Pacific region and in many parts of the world. It hopes to elevate further the discussions on the
University (PWU)
theme of green economy and gender equality, justice and human rights with special focus on
water, energy, and food nexus , to a broader and more significant audience , during the United
Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, Rio+20 , in Rio de Janiero Brazil, June 2012.
THE VOICES OF AFRICAN MOTHERS: www.vamothers.org
The Voices of African Mothers works to establish a peaceful African Continent through conflict
resolution and to identifying the causes of ethnic, religious and inter-communal conflict.
VAM envision women and future generations to possess a full range of educational
opportunities to attain empowerment to become decision-making leaders of Africa..
14/06/2012
IMPACTS OF PLASTICS ON THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE HEALTH OF
WOMEN AND CHI
13:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
VAM believes access to education is key to equality. Equality is the application of the principle Voices of African Mothers
of natural justice and fairness. This refers to the legal and social capacity of men, women, boys
and girls to mobilize and manage domestic, community, national and international resources
and share the benefits arising there on an equal basis.
VAM promotes economic empowerment and equality through resource production that are
appropriate for needs through vocational training and development of business skills. Health
education is provided in the areas of preventive health care, nutrition, hygiene, preadolescent
pregnancy, family planning etc.
14/06/2012
13:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
14/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-F (Riocentro)
Greenpeace: An Oceans Rescue Plan for Rio
The future of high seas life is at stake at Rio+20 UNCSD. Despite WSSD commitment to
protected area networks by 2012, legal gaps in oceans governance allow for plunder and
destruction. Our side event exposes these gaps through real world examples and presents
Greenpeace?s Oceans Rescue Plan.
99% of ocean is currently unprotected, so the future of millions that depend on it for their
livelihoods is at risk. Pacific small island nations struggle to secure sustainability of their
Greenpeace
fisheries and long-term future of coastal communities, while large-scale fishing fleets from
around the globe race to catch the last tuna. In the Indian Ocean, a fragmented, inadequate
governance regime leaves it open to wholesale plunder. Even Arctic waters are facing
increasing industrialization as ice melts.
In Rio, Governments must agree to an implementing agreement under UNCLOS to enable the
protection of high seas biodiversity and the creation of marine reserves.
Transportation is a key building block of sustainable development. The majority of transport
financing supports unsustainable transportation, increasing inequality of access, CO2 and air
pollution, traffic fatalities, and sprawl development. A growing share of transport financing from
climate funds and development aid programs supports sustainable transport. Emerging best
practices in national transportation policy also have potential to leverage changes in transport
sustainability by influencing larger public and private sector transport investments.
Sustainable transport seeks to avoid low value or unnecessary travel through smarter planning Institute for Transportation
and Development Policy
and communications, shift travel to lower impact passenger and freight modes, and improve
the efficiency of vehicles, fuels, and network operations. This session discusses efforts to
measure the contribution of transport investments to support sustainability goals, focusing on
key metrics and indicators as well as providing an overview of recent patterns and trends in
transport funding flows from different sources worldwide.
Financing Sustainable Transport to Support Sustainable Development
14/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-3 (Riocentro)
Enabling Youth participation in bridging Rio+20 Outcome Beyond 2015
wi
14/06/2012
13:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
The Side Event in the Rio+20 will emphasize on Youth Engagement, mobilization and
empowerment on UNCSD/Rio+20 and beyond process, as the Major Group for Children and
Youth (MGCY) is the main entry-point for all children, youth and their organization into the
process. The side event will do it?s best to provide a meaningful session for youth
participation. This will be a good an opportunity to showcase the enthusiasm and courage of
the Sri Lankan youth in this high-level UN event to bridge the gap between the Global North
Sri Lanka
and the Global South youth. We would like to make this side event as a platform to network as
much as youth leaders around the world who are participating in Rio in June and to carry out a
mass youth campaign and mobilization for an ambitious deal in Rio+20. The side event will
composed of a plenary session of experts, motivators and youth, they would speak on above
themes and implementations of agendas.
The year after the Earth Summit -- on the eve of the Knowledge Economy -- the UN lost its
only two global facilities for technology assessment. Since then, billions of public dollars have
been lost subsidising nuclear fusion, biotech-fermentation, Terminator technologies,
nanotechnology, second-generation biofuels, and ocean fertilization, etc- largely because of
the absence of adequate technology assessment. At Rio+20, the UN must protect the
sovereignty and security of member states by ensuring that the know-how of technology
transfer is supported by the know-what of technology assessment and the know-why of
socioeconomic benefits. The side-event will hear experts discuss the problems, specific
language and institutional modalities governments could adopt now and implement post-Rio.
ETC Group (Action Group
on Erosion, Technology and
Concentration)
The Technology Economy? Know-how, Know-what, Know-why
14/06/2012
Impact of Weapon Contamination (WEC) towards Sustainable
Development
13:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
Weapon Contamination (WEC) refers to landmines and explosive remnants of war (ERW). The
latest consists of both unexploded ordnance (UXO) that has been fired but has failed to
International Committee of
explode, and abandoned ordnance.
the Red Cross (ICRC)
First and foremost, WEC causes deaths and injuries, even after the end of armed conflict.
However, the destructive impact goes much further.
Debate sobre empreendedorismo sustentável/ Debate 14:00 às 18:00 Atração Musical Orquestra Sinfônica Malmö e coquetel 19:00 às 21:00
Realização: Ministério do Meio Ambiente e SEBRAE
Ciclo de Debates em Comemoração ao Dia Mundial do Meio
Ambiente - Empreendedorismo Sustentável
14/06/2012
14:00:00
Jardim Botânico
Energy Day - Rio Capital da Energia
14/06/2012
14:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
14/06/2012
14:00:00
Museu Histórico Nacional
14/06/2012
14:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Fulni-Ô - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
CADEIA DE MODELOS COMPUTACIONAIS PARA O
PLANEJAMENTO DA EXPANSÃO E OPERAÇÃO DO
SISTEMA DE GERAÇÃO BRASILEIRO VISANDO A
SUSTENTABILIDADE
Evento Público
Apresentações e Mesa Redonda Fulni-Ô
Apresentação de cantos e danças. Exposição Fotográfica.
Mesa Redonda: A Resistência da Cultura Fulni-Ô diante dos desafios dos mundo
contemporâneo.
Lançamento do Livro OS IMIGRANTES DA BEIRA DO RIO
Entrada Franca
CADEIA DE MODELOS COMPUTACIONAIS PARA O PLANEJAMENTO DA EXPANSÃO E
OPERAÇÃO DO SISTEMA DE GERAÇÃO BRASILEIRO VISANDO A SUSTENTABILIDADE
Mostrar vários temas e resultados para alcançar a sustentabilidade no estado do Maranhão.
Evento aberto ao público. Palestrante: Larissa Barreto, Professora associada – UFMA.
Maranhão: Em busca da sustentabilidade
14/06/2012
15:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Premiação do Heróis do Futuro
PrepCom: Green Economy
PrepCom: Meeting
PrepCom: Meeting
PrepCom: Meeting
PrepCom: Brazil-Energy and Sustainable Development
PrepCom: on UNCSD
METODOLOGIAS E PROGRAMAS COMPUTACIONAIS NA
ÁREA DE PLANEJAMENTO E OPERAÇÃO ELÉTRICA
14/06/2012
14/06/2012
14/06/2012
14/06/2012
14/06/2012
14/06/2012
14/06/2012
15:00:00
15:00:00
15:00:00
15:00:00
15:00:00
15:00:00
15:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
P3-A Rio Centro
P3-B Rio Centro
P3-C Rio Centro
Notes
T-8 Rio Centro
P3-5 Rio Centro
14/06/2012
15:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Cúpula Mundial Green Jobs - Pensando a careira verde
14/06/2012
14/06/2012
Launching of the "Humanity Right to life" book and Presentation of a
documental on Fidel Castro's Environmental thought
15:30:00
15:30:00
Planetário da Gávea
T-6 (Riocentro)
Evento Fechado
Door Signs
Door Signs, Screen, PPoint Projector
Door Signs
SEBRAE
*Abertura: Presidente do
Conselho Deliberativo
Nacional do SEBRAE Roberto Simões; Diretor
Presidente do SEBRAE Luiz Barretto *André
Vilhena - Diretor Executivo
do Cempre (Compromisso
Empresarial para
Reciclagem) *Aron Belinky Especialista em
Sustentabilidade, Consumo
e Meio Ambiente - Vitae
Civilis *Sônia Maria da Silva
- Diretora-Presidente
Cooperativa 100 Dimensão
*Moderador: Dr. Carlos
Alberto dos Santos - Diretor
Técnico do SEBRAE
Casa Civil
Movimento Imagina Rio
ELETROBRAS
Assembleia Legislativa do
Estado do Maranhão e pela
Secretaria de Estado do
Meio Ambiente e Recursos
Naturais do Maranhão
MARIA ELVIRA PINEIRO
MACEIRA
Larissa Barreto
FIESP/FIRJAN
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
Sound
METODOLOGIAS E PROGRAMAS COMPUTACIONAIS NA ÁREA DE PLANEJAMENTO E
ELETROBRAS
OPERAÇÃO ELÉTRICA
Tratar um panorama sobre a mudança necessária na atuação das empresas, seja na
ICLEI
formação do indivíduo, na carreira se seus profissionais ou nas relações de trabalho, em
busca de gestão sustentada nos princípios da economia verde.
The book "El derecho de la humanidad de existir", edited in Havana by Editorial Ciencia y
Técnica, in 2012, is a compilation of the Reflections by Commander in Chief Fidel Castro Ruz,
on the damages to the environment and the climate changes. Through the reflections,
published since 2007 up to the present, diverse isues are discussed such as the rise of prices
and food scarcity, the natural disasters, the nuclear war and others that affect the existence of
the human species.
Docummentary "Fidel Castro, caudal de Río", refers to the development of the environmental CUBA
ideas of Fidel Castro since his childhood up to the present. Through images and solid opinions
by researchers, experts and specialists in the Cuba issue, the positions held by Fidel Castro
on this question are analyzed, and special attention is dedicated to his address to the Río
Summit in 1992 and the warnings issued since that moment on the damages caused by the
climate change and the urgent need to develop actions to stop the accelerated devastation of
the environment
FLAVIO RODRIGO DE
MIRANDA ALVES
14/06/2012
15:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
According to forecasts, not less than 40 % of residents of the Earth will live in conditions of
deficiency of water in 15 years.
Russia takes the second place in the world (after Brazil) on stocks of fresh water. But today
each second resident of the country is compelled to use the water mismatching sanitary-andhygienic requirements for drink. And 22 % of the population has no access to the centralized
Interregional Union of Life
sources of water supply! It inevitably leads to illness of the population.
Help for Mentally
The prevalence of disability is about 15-18% of the population in the world and it is strongly
associated with poverty. Disability and poverty form a vicious cycle - disability leads to poverty, Handicapped Persons
and poverty creates the conditions that generate more disability. Disability also impacts on
entire families? labor force, participation and schooling; therefore failing to address the barriers
they face to escape decrease of living standards, seriously undermines the effectiveness of
struggle against disability.
T-3 (Riocentro)
The Zero Draft underscored that a ?fundamental prerequisite for the achievement of
sustainable development is broad public participation in decision-making? at the international,
national and local levels. This side event will be a third in a series that will examine the
representation, participation and accountability of civil society and Major Groups in informing,
monitoring and implementing intergovernmental policy-making in a reformed IFSD that
embraces multi-level governance. Speakers will evaluate best practices of public participation CIVICUS - World Alliance
in other multilateral bodies as well as civil society proposals not yet implemented. Participants for Citizen Participation
will consider the implementation and design of the Compendium of Commitments through such
mechanisms as the Global Union for Sustainability that will provide an accountability framework
for all stakeholders to pledge and monitor specific actions that are specific, time-bound,
measurable, and verifiable to achieve sustainable development at the international, regional,
national and subnational levels.
RUSSIA. Water: for health and against disability
14/06/2012
15:30:00
Multi-stakeholder Engagement in IFSD & Compendium of
Commitments
14/06/2012
15:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
14/06/2012
15:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
FOOD SECURITY, GREEN ECONOMY AND BIODIVERSITY
CONSERVATION: OPPORTUNITIES AND LESSONS FROM THE BRAZILIAN
AGRICULTURE SECTOR
Energy and Sustainable Development
PrepCom: CIVICUS-World Alliance for Citizen Participation
PrepCom: Interregional Union of Life Help for Mentally
Handcapped Pe
PrepCom: Meeting
PrepCom: Meeting
PrepCom: National Wildlife Federation
Launching of the "Humanity Right to life" book and Presentation of a
documental on Fidel Castro's Environmental thought
14/06/2012
15:30:00
T-3 Rio Centro
14/06/2012
15:30:00
T-10 Rio Centro
14/06/2012
14/06/2012
14/06/2012
15:30:00
15:30:00
15:30:00
P3-D Rio Centro
P3-E Rio Centro
T-4 Rio Centro
14/06/2012
15:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
Brazil is an agricultural superpower, with the world?s largest commercial cattle herd, and is a
major producer of crops including soy and sugar cane. In recent years, Brazil?s deforestation
rate has declined to a quarter of its peak, without a reduction in agricultural output, while there
has been an increase in efforts towards sustainability throughout the supply chains of major
products. Cattle ranching is the largest driver of deforestation but techniques developed by the
Brazilian Government Agricultural Research Corporation, Embrapa, can double herd densities
National Wildlife Federation
through the use of improved pasture mixtures and breeds and rotational grazing. Embrapa?s
techniques can increase rural employment, reduce methane emissions and free up land which
can be used for crop production, while eliminating the need for deforestation. This is a key
example of a win-win-win opportunity to integrate economic development with environmental
sustainability and food security which offers lessons applicable to other countries.
Energy is one of the main issues to be discussed in the UN Conference for Sustainable
Development. The share of energy resources for the sustainable development, mainly the
renewable, is the central subject for discussion.
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
BRAZIL
United Nations
United Nations
Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
United Nations
Door Signs
United Nations
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
United Nations
The book "El derecho de la humanidad de existir", edited in Havana by Editorial Ciencia y
Técnica, in 2012, is a compilation of the Reflections by Commander in Chief Fidel Castro Ruz,
on the damages to the environment and the climate changes. Through the reflections,
published since 2007 up to the present, diverse isues are discussed such as the rise of prices
and food scarcity, the natural disasters, the nuclear war and others that affect the existence of
the human species.
Docummentary "Fidel Castro, caudal de Río", refers to the development of the environmental
ideas of Fidel Castro since his childhood up to the present. Through images and solid opinions
by researchers, experts and specialists in the Cuba issue, the positions held by Fidel Castro
on this question are analyzed, and special attention is dedicated to his address to the Río
Summit in 1992 and the warnings issued since that moment on the damages caused by the
climate change and the urgent need to develop actions to stop the accelerated devastation of
the environment
CUBA
14/06/2012
15:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
According to forecasts, not less than 40 % of residents of the Earth will live in conditions of
deficiency of water in 15 years.
Russia takes the second place in the world (after Brazil) on stocks of fresh water. But today
each second resident of the country is compelled to use the water mismatching sanitary-andhygienic requirements for drink. And 22 % of the population has no access to the centralized
Interregional Union of Life
sources of water supply! It inevitably leads to illness of the population.
Help for Mentally
The prevalence of disability is about 15-18% of the population in the world and it is strongly
associated with poverty. Disability and poverty form a vicious cycle - disability leads to poverty, Handicapped Persons
and poverty creates the conditions that generate more disability. Disability also impacts on
entire families? labor force, participation and schooling; therefore failing to address the barriers
they face to escape decrease of living standards, seriously undermines the effectiveness of
struggle against disability.
T-3 (Riocentro)
The Zero Draft underscored that a ?fundamental prerequisite for the achievement of
sustainable development is broad public participation in decision-making? at the international,
national and local levels. This side event will be a third in a series that will examine the
representation, participation and accountability of civil society and Major Groups in informing,
monitoring and implementing intergovernmental policy-making in a reformed IFSD that
embraces multi-level governance. Speakers will evaluate best practices of public participation CIVICUS - World Alliance
in other multilateral bodies as well as civil society proposals not yet implemented. Participants for Citizen Participation
will consider the implementation and design of the Compendium of Commitments through such
mechanisms as the Global Union for Sustainability that will provide an accountability framework
for all stakeholders to pledge and monitor specific actions that are specific, time-bound,
measurable, and verifiable to achieve sustainable development at the international, regional,
national and subnational levels.
RUSSIA. Water: for health and against disability
14/06/2012
15:30:00
Multi-stakeholder Engagement in IFSD & Compendium of
Commitments
14/06/2012
15:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
14/06/2012
15:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
14/06/2012
15:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
FOOD SECURITY, GREEN ECONOMY AND BIODIVERSITY
CONSERVATION: OPPORTUNITIES AND LESSONS FROM THE BRAZILIAN
AGRICULTURE SECTOR
Energy and Sustainable Development
Launching of the "Humanity Right to life" book and Presentation of a
documental on Fidel Castro's Environmental thought
Brazil is an agricultural superpower, with the world?s largest commercial cattle herd, and is a
major producer of crops including soy and sugar cane. In recent years, Brazil?s deforestation
rate has declined to a quarter of its peak, without a reduction in agricultural output, while there
has been an increase in efforts towards sustainability throughout the supply chains of major
products. Cattle ranching is the largest driver of deforestation but techniques developed by the
Brazilian Government Agricultural Research Corporation, Embrapa, can double herd densities
National Wildlife Federation
through the use of improved pasture mixtures and breeds and rotational grazing. Embrapa?s
techniques can increase rural employment, reduce methane emissions and free up land which
can be used for crop production, while eliminating the need for deforestation. This is a key
example of a win-win-win opportunity to integrate economic development with environmental
sustainability and food security which offers lessons applicable to other countries.
Energy is one of the main issues to be discussed in the UN Conference for Sustainable
Development. The share of energy resources for the sustainable development, mainly the
renewable, is the central subject for discussion.
The book "El derecho de la humanidad de existir", edited in Havana by Editorial Ciencia y
Técnica, in 2012, is a compilation of the Reflections by Commander in Chief Fidel Castro Ruz,
on the damages to the environment and the climate changes. Through the reflections,
published since 2007 up to the present, diverse isues are discussed such as the rise of prices
and food scarcity, the natural disasters, the nuclear war and others that affect the existence of
the human species.
Docummentary "Fidel Castro, caudal de Río", refers to the development of the environmental
ideas of Fidel Castro since his childhood up to the present. Through images and solid opinions
by researchers, experts and specialists in the Cuba issue, the positions held by Fidel Castro
on this question are analyzed, and special attention is dedicated to his address to the Río
Summit in 1992 and the warnings issued since that moment on the damages caused by the
climate change and the urgent need to develop actions to stop the accelerated devastation of
the environment
BRAZIL
CUBA
14/06/2012
15:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
According to forecasts, not less than 40 % of residents of the Earth will live in conditions of
deficiency of water in 15 years.
Russia takes the second place in the world (after Brazil) on stocks of fresh water. But today
each second resident of the country is compelled to use the water mismatching sanitary-andhygienic requirements for drink. And 22 % of the population has no access to the centralized
Interregional Union of Life
sources of water supply! It inevitably leads to illness of the population.
Help for Mentally
The prevalence of disability is about 15-18% of the population in the world and it is strongly
associated with poverty. Disability and poverty form a vicious cycle - disability leads to poverty, Handicapped Persons
and poverty creates the conditions that generate more disability. Disability also impacts on
entire families? labor force, participation and schooling; therefore failing to address the barriers
they face to escape decrease of living standards, seriously undermines the effectiveness of
struggle against disability.
T-3 (Riocentro)
The Zero Draft underscored that a ?fundamental prerequisite for the achievement of
sustainable development is broad public participation in decision-making? at the international,
national and local levels. This side event will be a third in a series that will examine the
representation, participation and accountability of civil society and Major Groups in informing,
monitoring and implementing intergovernmental policy-making in a reformed IFSD that
embraces multi-level governance. Speakers will evaluate best practices of public participation CIVICUS - World Alliance
in other multilateral bodies as well as civil society proposals not yet implemented. Participants for Citizen Participation
will consider the implementation and design of the Compendium of Commitments through such
mechanisms as the Global Union for Sustainability that will provide an accountability framework
for all stakeholders to pledge and monitor specific actions that are specific, time-bound,
measurable, and verifiable to achieve sustainable development at the international, regional,
national and subnational levels.
RUSSIA. Water: for health and against disability
14/06/2012
15:30:00
Multi-stakeholder Engagement in IFSD & Compendium of
Commitments
14/06/2012
15:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
14/06/2012
15:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
FOOD SECURITY, GREEN ECONOMY AND BIODIVERSITY
CONSERVATION: OPPORTUNITIES AND LESSONS FROM THE BRAZILIAN
AGRICULTURE SECTOR
Energy and Sustainable Development
Sustentabilidade, Estado, Propriedade e Função Social.
14/06/2012
16:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Brazil is an agricultural superpower, with the world?s largest commercial cattle herd, and is a
major producer of crops including soy and sugar cane. In recent years, Brazil?s deforestation
rate has declined to a quarter of its peak, without a reduction in agricultural output, while there
has been an increase in efforts towards sustainability throughout the supply chains of major
products. Cattle ranching is the largest driver of deforestation but techniques developed by the
Brazilian Government Agricultural Research Corporation, Embrapa, can double herd densities
National Wildlife Federation
through the use of improved pasture mixtures and breeds and rotational grazing. Embrapa?s
techniques can increase rural employment, reduce methane emissions and free up land which
can be used for crop production, while eliminating the need for deforestation. This is a key
example of a win-win-win opportunity to integrate economic development with environmental
sustainability and food security which offers lessons applicable to other countries.
Energy is one of the main issues to be discussed in the UN Conference for Sustainable
Development. The share of energy resources for the sustainable development, mainly the
renewable, is the central subject for discussion.
Documentos em ação, garante sem ônus ao cidadão o registro da declaração de posse para
moradores de comunidades carentes: sustentabilidade começa com documento. Evento
aberto ao público. Palestrantes: ANDRÉ RICARDO CRUZ FONTES - DESEMBARGADOR
FEDERAL - CORREGEDOR DA JUSTIÇA DA JUSTIÇA FEDERAL DA 2ª REGIÃO.
PROFESSOR DA UNIRIO; SONIA MARIA ANDRADE DOS SANTOS – Oficiala – 6o. Ofício
de Registro de Títulos e Documentos; MARIA GORETI RAMOS RODRIGUES E LETÍCIA DE
CAMARGO MILLEN PORTUGAL COMPASSO - Defensoras Públicas - Defensoria Pública
Geral do Estado do Rio de Janeiro; FRANCISCO HORTA FILHO – Defensor Público –
Defensoria Pública Geral do Estado do Rio de Janeiro; RONALDO LOBÃO - Professor da
Universidade Federal Fluminense - UFF; JOSÉ ANTÔNIO TEIXEIRA MARCONDES –
OFICIAL TITULAR DO 5ºOFÍCIO DE REGISTRO DE IMÓVEIS DA CAPITAL /RJ.
BRAZIL
Escola da Magistratura
Federal da 2a Região EMARF - Defensoria
Pública Pública Geral do
Estado do Rio de Janeiro.
Arquitetura tecnológica e arranjo Institucional da Universidade
Estadual do Maranhão: Princípios para desenvolvimento
Sustentável no Maranhão
14/06/2012
16:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Projeto GEF Polinizadores - polinização, biodiversidade e
segurança alimentar
14/06/2012
16:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Eu, um negro
14/06/2012
16:00:00
MAM
TECNOLOGIAS PARA TRANSMISSÃO DE ENERGIA
ELÉTRICA A LONGAS DISTÂNCIAS
14/06/2012
16:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Apresentação das tecnologias adotadas e as ações promovidas pela Universidade Estadual
do Maranhão - UEMA, como promotoras dos princípios do desenvolvimento sustentável. A
palestra iniciará com introdução sobre a base conceitual de desenvolvimento sustentável, cujo
objetivo é reconhecer os princípios da sustentabilidade e suas relações com as ações que a
UEMA vêm promovendo nessa área. Será feita uma breve abordagem das características
socioambientais do Maranhão, de forma bem conectada com o tema central. Serão
apresentados mapas, ilustrando o processo de descentralização da Universidade e os
resultados dessa aproximação com a sociedade. E por fim, será centrada no tema principal,
tratando das tecnologias, dos programas, dos projetos, das ações e, das relações
institucionais promotoras dos princípios do desenvolvimento sustentável no Maranhão. Evento
aberto ao público. Palestrante: Jucivan Ribeiro Lopes, Gerente do grupo Geoambiental UEMA
Em função da importância da polinização para a agricultura, a Convenção sobre Diversidade
Biológica aprovou a criação de uma “Iniciativa Internacional para a Conservação e o Uso
Sustentável dos Polinizadores - IPI” (Decisão V/5), bem como um Plano de Ação para sua
implementação (Decisão VI/5).
Para promover a implementação da IPI em países em desenvolvimento, a FAO convidou o
Brasil a fazer parte de um projeto internacional intitulado “Conservação e Manejo de
Polinizadores para Agricultura Sustentável através de uma Abordagem Ecossistêmica”,
juntamente com África do Sul, Quênia, Gana, China, Índia, Paquistão e Nepal. Esse projeto
com duração de cinco anos, foi aprovado em 2009 pelo GEF, no Brasil é coordenado pelo
Ministério do Meio Ambiente e executado pelo Fundo Brasileiro para a Biodiversidade.
O comitê coordenador do Projeto GEF Polinizadores definiu como principal ação o apoio ao
sete subprojetos que lidam com as culturas do Algodão, Tomate, Castanha do Brasil, Melão,
Caju, Maçã e Canola. Outros dois projetos que tratam do efeito da fragmentação de habitas
na produtividade agrícola e da avaliação do status de conservação dos polinizadores também
estão sendo apoiados. O projeto também executa ações transversais em: monitoramento da
(Moi, un noire) de Jean Rouch. França, 1959. 73’. Legendas em português. Cópia em DVD.
Complemento – As pedras do sol de René Capriles Farfan. Brasil, 1972. 22’.
Jovens nigerienses deixam sua terra natal para procurar trabalho na Costa do Marfim.
Desenraizados em meio à civilização moderna, acabam chegando a Treichville, bairro operário
de Abdijam. Um clássico do cinema etnográfico.
Classificação indicativa – livre.
Jucivan Ribeiro Lopes
Universidade Estadual do
Maranhão e pela Secretaria
de Estado do Meio
Ambiente e Recursos
Naturais do Maranhão.
Departamento de
Conservação da
Biodiversidade/MMA.
MAM
TECNOLOGIAS PARA TRANSMISSÃO DE ENERGIA ELÉTRICA A LONGAS DISTÂNCIAS
ELETROBRAS
Inscrições limitadas (rsvp@rio-20.org) : Tratar um panorama sobre a mudança necessária na
atuação das empresas, seja na formação do indivíduo, na carreira de seus profissionais ou
nas relações de trabalho, em busca de gestão sustentada nos prinícipios da economia verde.
Cúpula Mundial Green Jobs - Pensando a Carreira Verde
14/06/2012
17:00:00
Planetário da Gávea
PROJETO DE P&D+I de FURNAS sobre LPNE (Linha de
Potência Natural Elevada) de 500kV
14/06/2012
17:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Programa de Desenvolvimento e Crescimento Integrado com
Sustentabilidade – PDCIS
Implementation of the SEEA: the international statistical standard for
environmental-economic accounting
14/06/2012
17:30:00
14/06/2012
17:30:00
ABRH
PROJETO DE P&D+I de FURNAS sobre LPNE (Linha de Potência Natural Elevada) de 500kV
ELETROBRAS
Em alinhamento com o Ministério do Meio Ambiente do Brasil, a Organiza ão de Conserva ão
de Terras do Baixo Sul da Bahia – OCT, integrante do sistema organizacional da Funda ão
Parque dos Atletas – Espa o
ç
ç
Ministério do Meio Ambiente
Odebrecht, convida Vossa Senhoria para participar da apresenta ão do Programa
de
CNO 04
ç
ç Desenvolvimento e Crescimento Integrado com Sustentabilidade – PDCIS
ç
Twenty years ago Agenda 21 sought a systems approach to monitoring the transition to
sustainable development and noted the need for the development of integrated environmentaleconomic accounts. Following two decades of development of methods and practical
experience in countries, the Central Framework of the System of Environmental-Economic
Accounting (SEEA) was recently adopted by the UN Statistical Commission as an international Institute of Geography and
T-9 (Riocentro)
standard. The Statistical Commission further requested the Committee of Experts on
Statistics
Environmental Economic Accounting (UNCEEA) to develop an implementation programme.
SEEA is a tool for statistical systems for integrating and organizing information on the economy
and the environment to produce a wide range of indicators for analysis of sustainable
development.
ALAIN FRANÇOIS SANSON
LEVY
Abertura: Sheila Pimental Presidente do Instituto
Humanitare; Expositores:
Leyla Nascimento Presidente da ABRH Nacional e Lais Abramo Diretora da OIT Brasil e
outros.
JORGE AMOM FILHO
14/06/2012
17:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
Indigenous Peoples, Food Sovereignty + Sustainable Development
The International Indian Treaty Council (IITC) will host a panel presentation and roundtable
discussion on Indigenous Peoples? Priorities for Ensuring Food Sovereignty in the Context of
Local and Global Sustainable Development. Panel speakers: Andrea Carmen, Executive
Director, IITC, Saul Vicente Vasquez, IITC Board Member and Expert Member of the UN
Permanent Forum of Indigenous Issues (UNPFII), Mirna Cunningham, Chair of the UNPFII,
Global Fund for Women Board Member, President of the Center for Autonomy and
Development of Indigenous Peoples (CADPI), Jorge Mani Stanley, Kuna Youth Movement,
Indigenous Member of the UN Committee on Food Security, Marcos Terena, Coordinator of
the Comité Intertribal Memoria e Ciencia (ITC), Phrang Roy, Assistant President on Special
Assignment for Indigenous and Tribal Issues of the International Fund for Agricultural
Development (IFAD), Coordinator for the International Indigenous Partnership on
Agrobiodiversity and Food Sovereignty. The panel will also include an African representative
TBA.
International Indian Treaty
Council
GIMUN is a United Nations-accredited NGO holding Special Consultative Status to the UN
Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). Our goal is to promote the ideals and principles of
the United Nations among youth, particularly amongst students.
14/06/2012
17:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
Youth Perspectives, our next event, is about giving the opportunity to young people engaged in Geneva International Model
United Nations (GIMUN)
the topic that is discussed to give their opinion. We want to reach conclusions that reflect the
position of youth on central topics of contemporary international relations. The aim is to bring
young people to discuss their points of view, to precise their opinions and to develop, in a
coherent way, drafts of solutions to current issues.
Youth Perspective on Environmental Issues in Contemporary Societies
All pillars of sustainable development require reliable access to adequate supplies of goodquality water. Population and economic growth are already straining water resources, and
climate change will exacerbate this.
14/06/2012
17:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
WWF Indonesia
The 1997 UN Watercourses Convention (UNWC), as a global legal framework adopted under
the auspices of the UN, is an important tool for strengthening the legal architecture governing
shared waters. Once in force, the convention will better enable cooperation between states
that is essential to protect vital freshwater ecosystems, their functions and services. Since
2006, WWF and its partners have been working to build awareness of the convention and its
principles, in an effort to strengthen international water law.
Transboundary Waters, Climate Change and Good Governance
Learning from the MDGs: SDGs within a transformative post-2015
development agenda
PrepCom: Ibon International- Learning from the MDGs
PrepCom: Institute of Geography and Statistics
PrepCom: International Indian Treaty Council
PrepCom: WWF Indonesia
In this context, international law has an integral role to play in ensuring that transboundary
water resources are used in an equitable and sustainable manner. Proper management of
these resources will contribute to economic growth that accounts for environmental and social
considerations.
14/06/2012
17:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
14/06/2012
14/06/2012
14/06/2012
14/06/2012
17:30:00
17:30:00
17:30:00
17:30:00
T-10 Rio Centro
T-9 Rio Centro
T-4 Rio Centro
T-8 Rio Centro
With more than a hundred Heads of State indicating their intention to attend the upcoming UN
Conference on Sustainable Development, the outcomes of Rio+20 can be expected to greatly
influence the global development agenda for the coming years. As the 2015 target completion
date for the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) draws near, Member States, the UN
system and civil society are beginning a global discussion on the possible contours of a post2015 development agenda. One of the proposals that have gained traction in the lead up to
the Rio+20 Summit is the idea of launching a new set of ?Sustainable Development Goals?
Ibon International
(SDGs), which some actors consider could become part of a possible post-2015 or post-MDG
development agenda. This side event will gather experts from the UN System, Member States
and civil society to draw lessons from the implementation of the MDGs, examine the proposals
for SDGs in the outcome document of Rio+20 in light of these lessons, and outline concrete
ideas for a transformative post-2015 development agenda.
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
14/06/2012
17:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
Twenty years ago Agenda 21 sought a systems approach to monitoring the transition to
sustainable development and noted the need for the development of integrated environmentaleconomic accounts. Following two decades of development of methods and practical
experience in countries, the Central Framework of the System of Environmental-Economic
Accounting (SEEA) was recently adopted by the UN Statistical Commission as an international Institute of Geography and
standard. The Statistical Commission further requested the Committee of Experts on
Statistics
Environmental Economic Accounting (UNCEEA) to develop an implementation programme.
SEEA is a tool for statistical systems for integrating and organizing information on the economy
and the environment to produce a wide range of indicators for analysis of sustainable
development.
T-4 (Riocentro)
The International Indian Treaty Council (IITC) will host a panel presentation and roundtable
discussion on Indigenous Peoples? Priorities for Ensuring Food Sovereignty in the Context of
Local and Global Sustainable Development. Panel speakers: Andrea Carmen, Executive
Director, IITC, Saul Vicente Vasquez, IITC Board Member and Expert Member of the UN
Permanent Forum of Indigenous Issues (UNPFII), Mirna Cunningham, Chair of the UNPFII,
Global Fund for Women Board Member, President of the Center for Autonomy and
Development of Indigenous Peoples (CADPI), Jorge Mani Stanley, Kuna Youth Movement,
Indigenous Member of the UN Committee on Food Security, Marcos Terena, Coordinator of
the Comité Intertribal Memoria e Ciencia (ITC), Phrang Roy, Assistant President on Special
Assignment for Indigenous and Tribal Issues of the International Fund for Agricultural
Development (IFAD), Coordinator for the International Indigenous Partnership on
Agrobiodiversity and Food Sovereignty. The panel will also include an African representative
TBA.
Implementation of the SEEA: the international statistical standard for
environmental-economic accounting
14/06/2012
17:30:00
Indigenous Peoples, Food Sovereignty + Sustainable Development
International Indian Treaty
Council
GIMUN is a United Nations-accredited NGO holding Special Consultative Status to the UN
Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). Our goal is to promote the ideals and principles of
the United Nations among youth, particularly amongst students.
14/06/2012
17:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
Youth Perspectives, our next event, is about giving the opportunity to young people engaged in Geneva International Model
United Nations (GIMUN)
the topic that is discussed to give their opinion. We want to reach conclusions that reflect the
position of youth on central topics of contemporary international relations. The aim is to bring
young people to discuss their points of view, to precise their opinions and to develop, in a
coherent way, drafts of solutions to current issues.
Youth Perspective on Environmental Issues in Contemporary Societies
All pillars of sustainable development require reliable access to adequate supplies of goodquality water. Population and economic growth are already straining water resources, and
climate change will exacerbate this.
14/06/2012
17:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
WWF Indonesia
The 1997 UN Watercourses Convention (UNWC), as a global legal framework adopted under
the auspices of the UN, is an important tool for strengthening the legal architecture governing
shared waters. Once in force, the convention will better enable cooperation between states
that is essential to protect vital freshwater ecosystems, their functions and services. Since
2006, WWF and its partners have been working to build awareness of the convention and its
principles, in an effort to strengthen international water law.
Transboundary Waters, Climate Change and Good Governance
14/06/2012
Learning from the MDGs: SDGs within a transformative post-2015
development agenda
In this context, international law has an integral role to play in ensuring that transboundary
water resources are used in an equitable and sustainable manner. Proper management of
these resources will contribute to economic growth that accounts for environmental and social
considerations.
17:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
With more than a hundred Heads of State indicating their intention to attend the upcoming UN
Conference on Sustainable Development, the outcomes of Rio+20 can be expected to greatly
influence the global development agenda for the coming years. As the 2015 target completion
date for the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) draws near, Member States, the UN
system and civil society are beginning a global discussion on the possible contours of a post2015 development agenda. One of the proposals that have gained traction in the lead up to
the Rio+20 Summit is the idea of launching a new set of ?Sustainable Development Goals?
Ibon International
(SDGs), which some actors consider could become part of a possible post-2015 or post-MDG
development agenda. This side event will gather experts from the UN System, Member States
and civil society to draw lessons from the implementation of the MDGs, examine the proposals
for SDGs in the outcome document of Rio+20 in light of these lessons, and outline concrete
ideas for a transformative post-2015 development agenda.
14/06/2012
17:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
Twenty years ago Agenda 21 sought a systems approach to monitoring the transition to
sustainable development and noted the need for the development of integrated environmentaleconomic accounts. Following two decades of development of methods and practical
experience in countries, the Central Framework of the System of Environmental-Economic
Accounting (SEEA) was recently adopted by the UN Statistical Commission as an international Institute of Geography and
standard. The Statistical Commission further requested the Committee of Experts on
Statistics
Environmental Economic Accounting (UNCEEA) to develop an implementation programme.
SEEA is a tool for statistical systems for integrating and organizing information on the economy
and the environment to produce a wide range of indicators for analysis of sustainable
development.
T-4 (Riocentro)
The International Indian Treaty Council (IITC) will host a panel presentation and roundtable
discussion on Indigenous Peoples? Priorities for Ensuring Food Sovereignty in the Context of
Local and Global Sustainable Development. Panel speakers: Andrea Carmen, Executive
Director, IITC, Saul Vicente Vasquez, IITC Board Member and Expert Member of the UN
Permanent Forum of Indigenous Issues (UNPFII), Mirna Cunningham, Chair of the UNPFII,
Global Fund for Women Board Member, President of the Center for Autonomy and
Development of Indigenous Peoples (CADPI), Jorge Mani Stanley, Kuna Youth Movement,
Indigenous Member of the UN Committee on Food Security, Marcos Terena, Coordinator of
the Comité Intertribal Memoria e Ciencia (ITC), Phrang Roy, Assistant President on Special
Assignment for Indigenous and Tribal Issues of the International Fund for Agricultural
Development (IFAD), Coordinator for the International Indigenous Partnership on
Agrobiodiversity and Food Sovereignty. The panel will also include an African representative
TBA.
Implementation of the SEEA: the international statistical standard for
environmental-economic accounting
14/06/2012
17:30:00
Indigenous Peoples, Food Sovereignty + Sustainable Development
International Indian Treaty
Council
GIMUN is a United Nations-accredited NGO holding Special Consultative Status to the UN
Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). Our goal is to promote the ideals and principles of
the United Nations among youth, particularly amongst students.
14/06/2012
17:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
Youth Perspectives, our next event, is about giving the opportunity to young people engaged in Geneva International Model
United Nations (GIMUN)
the topic that is discussed to give their opinion. We want to reach conclusions that reflect the
position of youth on central topics of contemporary international relations. The aim is to bring
young people to discuss their points of view, to precise their opinions and to develop, in a
coherent way, drafts of solutions to current issues.
Youth Perspective on Environmental Issues in Contemporary Societies
All pillars of sustainable development require reliable access to adequate supplies of goodquality water. Population and economic growth are already straining water resources, and
climate change will exacerbate this.
14/06/2012
17:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
WWF Indonesia
The 1997 UN Watercourses Convention (UNWC), as a global legal framework adopted under
the auspices of the UN, is an important tool for strengthening the legal architecture governing
shared waters. Once in force, the convention will better enable cooperation between states
that is essential to protect vital freshwater ecosystems, their functions and services. Since
2006, WWF and its partners have been working to build awareness of the convention and its
principles, in an effort to strengthen international water law.
Transboundary Waters, Climate Change and Good Governance
14/06/2012
Learning from the MDGs: SDGs within a transformative post-2015
development agenda
In this context, international law has an integral role to play in ensuring that transboundary
water resources are used in an equitable and sustainable manner. Proper management of
these resources will contribute to economic growth that accounts for environmental and social
considerations.
17:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
With more than a hundred Heads of State indicating their intention to attend the upcoming UN
Conference on Sustainable Development, the outcomes of Rio+20 can be expected to greatly
influence the global development agenda for the coming years. As the 2015 target completion
date for the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) draws near, Member States, the UN
system and civil society are beginning a global discussion on the possible contours of a post2015 development agenda. One of the proposals that have gained traction in the lead up to
the Rio+20 Summit is the idea of launching a new set of ?Sustainable Development Goals?
Ibon International
(SDGs), which some actors consider could become part of a possible post-2015 or post-MDG
development agenda. This side event will gather experts from the UN System, Member States
and civil society to draw lessons from the implementation of the MDGs, examine the proposals
for SDGs in the outcome document of Rio+20 in light of these lessons, and outline concrete
ideas for a transformative post-2015 development agenda.
PROJETOS DE P&D+I da CHESF sobre LPNE (Linha de
Potência Natural Elevada)
14/06/2012
O que está em disputa no Rio e na Rio+20
14/06/2012
Relatos Canibais - Ocupação iÓrbita
www,imaginario,etc,br
14/06/2012
17:30:00
18:00:00
18:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
ACM
E.A.V. Parque Lage (Salão
Nobre)
O grande caos
14/06/2012
18:00:00
MAM
PrepCom: Interactive briefing
14/06/2012
18:00:00
P3-2 Rio Centro
PrepCom: Meeting
14/06/2012
18:00:00
Notes
Relatos Canibais Parque Lage
PROJETOS ESPECIAIS DE LINHAS DE TRANSMISSÃO
PARA A AMAZÔNIA
PrepCom: Meeting
PrepCom: Meeting
PrepCom: EU coordination Meeting on Rio+20
Plataforma Vide Urbe + artistas e coletivos associados - Ocupação iÓrbita
www,imaginario,etc,br
Fora do eixo - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
Som na casa e canto na janela -Ocupação iórbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
Som na Casa
Oxfam International Youth Partnerships: Youth fixing the broken
system
14/06/2012
18:00:00
14/06/2012
18:00:00
14/06/2012
14/06/2012
14/06/2012
18:30:00
18:30:00
18:30:00
14/06/2012
19:00:00
14/06/2012
19:00:00
PROJETOS DE P&D+I da CHESF sobre LPNE (Linha de Potência Natural Elevada)
Tempo A. “Auto de São Lourenço, + debate/ comentários descontruídos-teóricos-cênicosde
Francisco Carlos”.
Tempo B. Leitura do libreto da ópera O Guarany de Carlos Gomes acompanhada de audição
da ópera, descontruída por Dj + leituras de trechos do Romance “O Guarany” de José de
Alencar + debate/comentários descontruídos-teóricos-cênicos de Francisco Carlos
Entrada Franca
Der grosse Verhau) de Alexander Kluge. Alemanha, 1971. Legendas em espanhol. 90’.
Complemento – Nocturno de Bachelard de Jose Eduardo Alcazar Peña. Paraguai, 2012. No
primeiro século do terceiro milênio estoura uma guerra civil na Via Láctea entre governos,
gigantes da indústria e piratas do espaço sideral. Salve-se quem puder!
Classificação indicativa – 14 anos.
Sound, Water setups, Gavel/Block, Signs/Nameplates, Door Signs, Water Podium, 7th booth
required
PORTUGUESE INTERPRETATION
Movimento Imagina Rio
MAM
United Nations
United Nations
Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
Door Signs
Sound, Water setups, Door Signs
Projeções em espaços públicos não convencionais Entrada Franca
ELETROBRAS
United Nations
United Nations
United Nations
Movimento Imagina Rio
Pavuna
14/06/2012
19:00:00
Casa da Gávea
14/06/2012
19:00:00
CASA DA GÁVEA
14/06/2012
19:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
OSWALDO REGIS
Debate. Chico Alencar e Marcelo Freixo dividirão a mesa com Etelvina Mazzioli (MST), Jean
Pierre Leroy (Fase), Nnimmo Bassey (Amigos da Terra), Nora Cortiñas (Mães da Praça de
Maio). Sandra Quintela, da Rede Jubileu Sul, coordena. A atividade faz parte da preparação
para a Cúpula dos Povos, que começa no dia seguinte.
Auto de São Lourenço + debate/ comentários descontruídos-teóricos-cênicosde Francisco
Carlos + Leitura do libreto da ópera O Guarany de Carlos Gomes acompanhada de audição
Parque Lage (Salão Nobre)
da ópera, descontruída por Dj + leituras de trechos do Romance “O Guarany” de José de
Alencar.
PROJETOS ESPECIAIS DE LINHAS DE TRANSMISSÃO PARA A AMAZÔNIA
Parque dos Atletas
P3-D Rio Centro
P3-E Rio Centro
P3-4 Rio Centro
ELETROBRAS
Sessões de cinema ao ar livre. Entrada Franca
Thais Gulin, Ava Rocha, Alice Caymmi, Marya Bravo, Alessandra Verney, Rockz, Luis
Carlinhos, Barbara Mendes, Thiago Thomé, (canto acústico da janela se projetando para o
Baixo Gávea fervilhante) Com Ana Baird / Marcia do Valle e Chico Caruso, Janaina Azevedo
participação especial : Madalena Bernardes cantora e preparadora vocal. Entrada Franca
Movimento Imagina Rio
Movimento Imagina Rio
Thais Gulin, Ava Rocha, Alice Caymmi, Marya Bravo, Alessandra Verney, Rockz, Luis
Carlinhos, Barbara Mendes, Thiago Thomé + Ana Baird / Marcia do Valle e Chico Caruso,
Janaina Azevedo.
Globally the world produces enough food to feed everyone, yet one in seven people on our
planet go to bed hungry. Hunger, waste and environmental degradation are the result of a
discriminatory global food system, which is broken. Nearly half of the world's population are
aged 25 years and below, and it is these young people, and in particular young women, who
are most impacted by the broken food system.
Oxfam International Youth Partnerships (OIYP) brings together 15 young women and men
from around the globe working to fix the broken food system. Using strategies based on the
protection and realisation of all human rights these young people provide an insight into how
we can address issues land and water access, support small scale producers (particularly
women) and grow a global good food movement, to create a just and sustainable global food
system where everyone has enough to eat, always.
Oxfam International Youth
Partnerships (OIYP)
JOSÉ HENRIQUE
MACHADO FERNANDES
National Sustainable Development Strategies-What's Their Future
Role?
PrepCom: Liechtenstein- National Sustainable Development
Strategies
PrepCom: Oxfam International Youth Partnership (OIYP) Oxfam
Interna
14/06/2012
19:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
14/06/2012
19:30:00
P3-6 Rio Centro
14/06/2012
19:30:00
T-3 Rio Centro
The side-event focuses on the multidimensional challenges of national sustainable
development strategies (NSDS). The side event?s objective is to evaluate the relation between
NSDS (based on the examples and experiences of Switzerland, Liechtenstein, and further
members of the European Sustainable Development Network ESDN) and newly emerging
strategic approaches like green growth or green economy. Furthermore will success factors,
Liechtenstein
opportunities and challenges of NSDS strategies, indicators and monitoring systems be
analysed and discussed. Experiences that have been made in implementing these strategies
and systems should be used and integrated when drafting a new generation of targets,
indicators and monitoring systems, as for example sustainable development goals (SDGs).
Door Signs, Screen, PPoint Projector
Sound, Door Signs, Screen, PowerPoint projector
United Nations
United Nations
Globally the world produces enough food to feed everyone, yet one in seven people on our
planet go to bed hungry. Hunger, waste and environmental degradation are the result of a
discriminatory global food system, which is broken. Nearly half of the world's population are
aged 25 years and below, and it is these young people, and in particular young women, who
are most impacted by the broken food system.
14/06/2012
19:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Oxfam International Youth Partnerships: Youth fixing the broken
system
14/06/2012
19:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
National Sustainable Development Strategies-What's Their Future
Role?
Oxfam International Youth Partnerships (OIYP) brings together 15 young women and men
from around the globe working to fix the broken food system. Using strategies based on the
protection and realisation of all human rights these young people provide an insight into how
we can address issues land and water access, support small scale producers (particularly
women) and grow a global good food movement, to create a just and sustainable global food
system where everyone has enough to eat, always.
Oxfam International Youth
Partnerships (OIYP)
The side-event focuses on the multidimensional challenges of national sustainable
development strategies (NSDS). The side event?s objective is to evaluate the relation between
NSDS (based on the examples and experiences of Switzerland, Liechtenstein, and further
members of the European Sustainable Development Network ESDN) and newly emerging
strategic approaches like green growth or green economy. Furthermore will success factors,
Liechtenstein
opportunities and challenges of NSDS strategies, indicators and monitoring systems be
analysed and discussed. Experiences that have been made in implementing these strategies
and systems should be used and integrated when drafting a new generation of targets,
indicators and monitoring systems, as for example sustainable development goals (SDGs).
Globally the world produces enough food to feed everyone, yet one in seven people on our
planet go to bed hungry. Hunger, waste and environmental degradation are the result of a
discriminatory global food system, which is broken. Nearly half of the world's population are
aged 25 years and below, and it is these young people, and in particular young women, who
are most impacted by the broken food system.
14/06/2012
19:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Oxfam International Youth Partnerships: Youth fixing the broken
system
14/06/2012
19:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
14/06/2012
20:00:00
P3-2 Rio Centro
National Sustainable Development Strategies-What's Their Future
Role?
PrepCom:Working group 2
Oxfam International Youth Partnerships (OIYP) brings together 15 young women and men
from around the globe working to fix the broken food system. Using strategies based on the
protection and realisation of all human rights these young people provide an insight into how
we can address issues land and water access, support small scale producers (particularly
women) and grow a global good food movement, to create a just and sustainable global food
system where everyone has enough to eat, always.
Oxfam International Youth
Partnerships (OIYP)
The side-event focuses on the multidimensional challenges of national sustainable
development strategies (NSDS). The side event?s objective is to evaluate the relation between
NSDS (based on the examples and experiences of Switzerland, Liechtenstein, and further
members of the European Sustainable Development Network ESDN) and newly emerging
strategic approaches like green growth or green economy. Furthermore will success factors,
Liechtenstein
opportunities and challenges of NSDS strategies, indicators and monitoring systems be
analysed and discussed. Experiences that have been made in implementing these strategies
and systems should be used and integrated when drafting a new generation of targets,
indicators and monitoring systems, as for example sustainable development goals (SDGs).
Sound, Water setups, Door Signs, Water Podium, Screen, 7th booth required, PowerPoint
projector
PORTUGUESE INTERPRETATION
Shared Team room P3-2 | 21:00
United Nations
PrepCom: Working group 1
14/06/2012
21:00:00
P3-2 Rio Centro
Sound, Water setups, Door Signs, Water Podium, Screen, 7th booth required, PowerPoint
projector
PORTUGUESE INTERPRETATION
Shared Team room P3-2 | 20:00
Todos gratuitos, com saída do Centro Cultural Ação da Cidadania:
United Nations
14/06 (quinta-feira) – Jardim Botânico - Saídas: às 09h30min e às 14h - Duração: 4 horas
Da área atual de 137 hectares, 53 ha estão abertos à visitação pública. Seu arboreto, de
traçado neoclássico, abriga grande coleção de plantas, organizadas em aleias geométricas,
destacando-se as grandes palmeiras. O JB é dedicado à pesquisa científica, desenvolvida
pelo Instituto de Pesquisas do Jardim Botânico, centro de referência mundial nos estudos
sobre a Mata Atlântica.
Visitas guiadas – Rio Paissagem Cultural
Centro Cultural Ação da
Cidadania
14/06/2012
15/06 (sexta-feira) - Baía de Guanabara – Saída: às 09h30min - Duração: 2 horas. Partida do
Espaço Cultural da Marinha - Av. Alfredo Agache s/nº - Praça XV – Centro.
Nos primeiros séculos de vida da cidade, as formações rochosas que a limitam foram
importantes pontos de referência para sua defesa, onde foram instaladas baterias e
fortalezas. Principal acesso à Cidade do Rio de Janeiro durante séculos, é a segunda maior
baía, em extensão, do litoral brasileiro, com uma área de aproximadamente 380 km².
Considerando-se a sua barra como uma linha imaginária, que se estende da ponta de
Copacabana até ponta de Itaipu, esta sofre um estreitamento entre a ponta da Fortaleza de
São João, na cidade do Rio de Janeiro, e a ponta da Fortaleza de Santa Cruz, em Niterói,
com uma largura aproximada de 1.600 metros.
18/06 (segunda-feira) – Forte São José (Urca) - Saídas: às 09h30min e às 14h - Duração: 4
horas
Localizado no conjunto que compõe a Fortaleza de São João, o Forte São José é o terceiro
forte mais antigo do país, datado de 1578. Muitos historiadores dizem que se o Rio de Janeiro
existe hoje, foi graças a este forte, estrategicamente localizado na entrada da Baía de
Guanabara, exercendo papel marcante na defesa da cidade.
Fora do Eixo: Sessão de Cinema na Rua na Estação da Pavuna
14/06/2012
PAVUNA
19/06 (terça-feira) – Orla de Copacabana/Forte do Leme - Saídas: às 09h30min e às 14h
Duração:
4 horas.
A Orla
de Copacabana,
com
seu desenho
geométrico excepcional - de
Fora
do Eixo:
Sessão
de Cinema
na Rua na
Estação
da Pavuna.
A proposta consiste em uma exposição multimídia (vídeos, fotografia e áudios) intitulada
“Aldeia Global: É tudo nosso!”, que transmitirá ao público conteúdo relativo aos pilares da
Rio+20. O material audiovisual será produzindo pelos alunos e membros do Grupo Pensar,
que vem apostando em uma transformação social dentro da comunidade. A exposição servirá
também como espaço de reconhecimento e memória, uma vez que as imagens projetadas
dialogam diretamente com o território e seus moradores. A intenção então é chamar a
Babilônia Chapéu Mangueira atentação para a importância de cada indivíduo na construção de um coletivo mais justo e
Grupo Pensar Cultural
respeitado. A exposição vai buscar mostrar que atitudes individuais aparentemente
insignificantes de um único indivíduo (como jogar lixo em local inapropriado) podem resultar
em uma cadeia de acontecimentos prejudiciais em grande escala.
Aldeia Global: É tudo nosso!
14/06/2012
UltraPPasse
14/06/2012
Desafios da inclusão social e possibilidades de combate à
pobreza. A promoção de habitações de interesse social e os
programas de conservação do patrimônio cultural edificado.
14/06/2012
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
Conferência sobre Potencial de Crédito de Carbono nas Áreas
de Preservação Permanente e Reserva Legal em Projetos de
Assentamentos Gerenciados pelo INCRA no Bioma Caatinga.
14/06/2012
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
Lema
Performances - intervençaõ urbana
Debater propostas de inclusão social que tm na moradia seu eixo central. Com essa
preocupação o conjunto de atividades visa a contemplar a promoção de habitação de
interesse social como um eixo prioritário tanto no mercado de moradias de aluguel, quanto no USP - Universidade Federal
financiamento de imóveis, sempre considerando a reabilitação do parque residencial existente de São Paulo
e protegido por políticas de conservação do patrimônio cultural edificado.
Sequestro de Carbono no bioma Caatinga
ASSINAGRO - Associação
Nacional dos Engenheiros
Agrônomos do INCRA
Isabela Castilhos dos Reis
Fundo Kayapó
14/06/2012
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
Este seminário tem por objetivo apresentar o Fundo Kayapó, uma parceria entre a CI-Brasil, o
BNDES/Fundo Amazônia e o Fundo Brasileiro para Biodiversidade (Funbio). O Fundo tem por
objetivo agregar esforços da sociedade civil, do setor público e dos próprios indígenas
Kayapó, tornando-se um mecanismo sustentável, estável e de longo prazo, de apoio
financeiro à disposição das organizações indígenas locais. Esse mecanismo tem por
finalidade principal a proteção e a conservação da biodiversidade, do território e a prevenção Conservação Internacional
do desmatamento, além do desenvolvimento de atividades produtivas sustentáveis em Terras do Brasil
Indígenas Kayapó integrantes do bioma Amazônia, promovendo, dessa forma, a melhoria da
qualidade de vida do povo Kayapó na região. O fundo tem caráter inovador por consistir no
primeiro fundo brasileiro voltado para povos indígenas. Além do estande, gostaríamos de
reservar um espaço para debate mais aprofundado sobre o Fundo com lideranças Kayapó,
governo e membros da sociedade civil.
Abordagem sobre o levantamento de informações agronômicas e ambientais, o qual faz parte
de peça técnica inicial da elaboração do Relatório Técnico de Identificação e Delimitação RTID. Tem importância como diagnóstico ambiental e produtivo, visando o desenvolvimento
sustentável das Comunidades Quilombolas e de seus territórios. Este trabalho compõe o
processo de regularização de territórios quilombolas pelo Instituto Nacional de Colonização e
Reforma Agrária – INCRA.
Abordagem sobre a importância da fiscalização da função social dos imóveis rurais em seus
aspectos produtivos, ambientais, trabalhistas e de bem estar de proprietários e trabalhadores,
na promoção do desenvolvimento rural sustentável e na ampliação do Produto Interno Bruto
do País.
Palestra sobre Levantamento Agronômico-Ambiental para
Regularização e Desenvolvimento Sustentável dos Territórios
Quilombolas
14/06/2012
14:30:00
Arena da Barra
Conferência sobre Função Social de Imóveis Rurais no Brasil
14/06/2012
16:00:00
Arena da Barra
Acampamento Terra Livre
15/06/2012
8:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
APIB, COICA, CAOI, CICA,
Abya Yala, e outros
Aterro do Flamengo
Coalizão por um Brasil livre
de Usinas Nucleares,
Articulação Antinuclear
Brasileira, Rede Brasileira
de Justiça Ambiental,
Oilwatch, Fórum dos
Afetados pela indústria do
petróleo e petroquímica das
cercanias da Baía de
Guanabara.
Desconstruindo mitos e revelando as consequências do nuclear
15/06/2012
Programa de Recuperação de Pastagens Degradadas e
Manutenção da Produtividade do Centro-Oeste - Programa
Pasto Verde
15/06/2012
8:00:00
8:00:00
Galpão 3 (Espaço FINEP):
Píer Mauá
PreCom: European Union:EU coordination
meeting on Rio+20
15/06/2012
8:00:00
P3-4(Riocentro)
Coorredor Etnoambiental Tupi Mondé
15/06/2012
8:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
OFICINA: 22 ANOS DE ECOSSOCIALISMO NO BRASIL
15/06/2012
8:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
PreCom: Bureau room
[cl]
15/06/2012
8:30:00
P3-G (Riocentro)
Tenda de Capacitação
5 Menos que são Mais
15/06/2012
15/06/2012
9:00:00
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Aterro do Flamengo
Apresentação e divulgação do Programa Pasto Verde no estande da SUDECO, onde haverá
a veiculação de vídeo, atendimento ao público e distribuição de material de divulgação.
ASSINAGRO - Associação
Nacional dos Engenheiros
Agrônomos do INCRA
ASSINAGRO – Associação
Nacional dos Engenheiros
Agrônomos do INCRA
Ministério de Integração
Nacional:
Superentendência de
Desenvolvimento do Centro
Oeste - SUDECO
ONU
Associação Defesa
Etnoambiental-Kanindé
MOVIMENTO
ECOSSOCISLISTA
ONU
Para um público de empresários, o espaço traz como objetivo realizar capacitações nos temas
eficiência energética, redução de desperdício (5 – que são +) e resíduos sólidos. Oferecerá
aos empresários palestras, oficinas e clínicas tecnológicas sobre temas como resíduos
sólidos, eficiência energética, certificação ambiental, redução de desperdício, negócios
verdes, sustentabilidade e MPE, entre outros.
SEBRAE
A questão ambiental faz parte de qualquer tipo de negócio e qualquer porte de Empresa. Na
geração de resíduo, por exemplo, a empresa está perdendo matéria-prima, pela qual já pagou.
O resíduo poderia ser minimizado, reduzindo custos e tornando a Empresa mais competitiva.
Essas e outras questões serão discutidas, com atividades práticas, para você implantar no
seu negócio.
SEBRAE
PreCom: G77 - on UNCSD [cl]
PrepCom:European Union:EU Coordination [cl]
15/06/2012
15/06/2012
10:00:00
10:00:00
P3-5 (Riocentro)
P3-F (Riocentro)
Desafios para a Implementação da Economia Verde no
Contexto do Desenvolvimento Sustentável
15/06/2012
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
Challenges for implementing the green Economy in the Context
of Sustainable Development
15/06/2012
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
Água, alimentos e energia
15/06/2012
11:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
ONU
ONU
Conferência com a participação de professores da Universidade de São Paulo para discutir
estudos do Instituto de Eletrotécnica e Energia da Universidade de São Paulo através de seus
programas de Ciência Ambiental e Energia com a abordagem dos seguintes tópicos: Desafios
USP - IEE
do Pós -consumo: resíduos sólidos, inclusão social, sustentabilidade; Energia: pobreza X
inclusão social, renováveis, inovação, uso integrado de fontes energéticas. Mudanças
Climáticas: cidades, vulnerabilidade e adaptação, riscos.
Conference with professors from University of Sao Paulo discussing the studies of Institute of
Eletrotechnics and Energy in Environmental Science and Energy abording the topics:
USP - IEE
Challenges of Pos- Consumption: solid wate in general , solid waste prevention, social
inclusion, renovable energy, innovation, integrated source of energy; Climate Changes: cities,
vulnerability and adaptation, riscs.
A base para uma economia verde eficiente no uso dos recursos deve ser construída a partir
da água, energia e segurança da existência de comida - essas questões devem ser
abordadas de maneira integrada e holística. Sem lidar com este "nexo" de forma holística, as
Embaixada da Suécia.
tentativas em atingir um desenvolvimento sustentável a longo prazo falhará. Evento aberto ao
público. Palestrantes: Per Bertilsson (Stockholm International Water Institute).
O objetivo do evento é proporcionar um debate qualificado em torno de temas emergentes
relacionados com o ambiente costeiro e marinho, buscando um nivelamento do estado da
arte, nacional e internacional, em torno destes temas. A mesa contará com quatro
palestrantes principais que discorrerão sobre: (1) O Aporte oferecido pelos oceanos na
elaboração de novos indicadores para medição de bem estar e progresso; (2) Aproveitamento Ministério do Meio Ambiente
da biodiversidade marinha como fonte de riqueza e combate à pobreza; (3) Serviços
ambientais do ecossistema marinho e o balanço de carbono nos oceanos; (4) Gestão da zona
costeira e os desafios das mudanças climáticas. Evento aberto ao público.
Contribuições dos Oceanos para a Economia e Governança
Global pós Rio+20
15/06/2012
11:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Workshop: Alternative development paradigms: Viable proposals
15/06/2012
11:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
CIDSE - international
alliance of Catholic
development agencies www.cidse.org
Desafios persistentes do saneamento básico: Como vencê-los?
15/06/2012
11:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Centro Brasileiro de
Estudos de Saúde (CEBES)
Apresentações e Oficinas Fulni-Ô na Estação Pavuna
15/06/2012
11:00:00
PAVUNA
Turismo Sustentável: I Colóquio sobre Turismo e
Sustentabilidade
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Parque dos Atletas
Apresentação de cantos e danças e oficinas de zarabatana na Escola Municipal Leão Veloso
+ Apresentação de cantos e danças e oficinas de peteca na Escola Municipal Andréa.
Evento Público
Casa Civil
AVB - ADVOGADOS
VOLUNTÁRIOS DO
BRASIL
BIOLABORE
COOPERATIVA DE
TRABALHO E
ASSISTÊNCIA TÉCNICA
DO PARANÁ
Centro de Derechos
Humanos y Ambiente
(CEDHA), SOMO and
CIVDEP
Debate sobre a criação e ampiação de bancos comunitários nas
comunidades cariocas
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Tecendo uma Rede de Sustentabilidade
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
UN Business and Human Rights: compliance assessment tool
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Olhares e práticas da juventude rural no contexto climático
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Centro de Desenvolvimento
Agroecológico Sabiá
I Encontro das Juventudes Anticapitalistas na Cúpula dos Povos
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Coletivo Nacional Levante!
Atelier participatif sur la Biopiraterie
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Collectif pour une
alternative à la Biopiraterie
Trabajamos para la protección y preservación de nuestro
territorio
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Consejo Autonomo Ayllus
sin fronteras
Per Bertilsson
Meeting/Discussion
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Acciones comunitarias frente a las imposiciones del capital;
agroecoturismo comunitario.
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Linking Rio+20, Cairo+20 and MDG+15
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Consumer Unity & Trust
Society (CUTS International)
Corporación Conciencia
Verde
Development Alternatives
with Women for a New Era
(DAWN)
Economic Recovery, Natural Resources, and Peacebuilding
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Environmental Law Institute
Seminário
As Culturas Populares e Tradicionais como Paradigmas para o
Desenvolvimento Sustentável
Videoforum- Tukki la Huella Ambiental
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
“The social and environmental footprint of the waste industry”
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Rights of Nature – the Foundation for Sustainability
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Speaking Truth to Power
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Palestra \"Educação para uma Nova Consciência\"
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
FAOR
Fórum para as Culturas
Populares e Tradicionais
Fundación IPADE
GAIA, Global AntiIncinerator Alliance / Global
Alliance for Incinerator
Alternatives
Global Alliance for Rights of
Nature
Global Campaign for
Climate Action (GCCA)
INSTITUTO GAIA - ARTE
CULTURA EDUCAÇÃO
O direito à cidade sustentável e a crítica da cidade capitalista
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Instituto Urbi
Structures for living light, hanging villages and portable homes
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Nomads United A.C
Structures for living light, hanging villages and portable homes
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Nomads United A.C
Ponencia - seminario
Workshop de Mídias e Autogestão
15/06/2012
15/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Aterro do Flamengo
Ciência & Tecnologia
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Educação para tod@s e sustentabilidade - o direito humano
como paradigma
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Nuevo Mundo
Pontão Setecidades
Projeto GEO-PICTURES
EU FP7
rede inclusiva - direitos
humanos BR e Portal
Inclusão já
Réseau DIP Dichiariamo
Illegale la Povertà
Conférence \"Déclarons illégale la pauvreté
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Conversatorio Gestión de Tierras Resguardo Musse Ukwe,
Colombia
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Resguardo Musse Ukwe
Defense of Commons against Mercantilization
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
RIO+20 NGO Forum Japan
Anti-Nuclear For Islands Workshop
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Taiwan Youth Climate
Coalitioin
Universidade Popular dos
Movimentos Sociais
Oficina da UPMS: Saúde, sustentabilidade e bien vivir
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Exposição de artes \"Depòte\",esportes e dança-- Debate sobre
politica economia e sociedade haitiana- Musica video e
apresentação do Vodou (religiãio predominante do Haiti)
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Viva Rio Viva Comunidade
e Viva Favela
Nuclear Energy - a Barrier to a Green Economy, Sustainable
development, and Poverty Reduction Facts, figures and
personal experiences from 4 continents
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
WECF - Women in Europe
for a Common Future
15/06/2012
Resource Environment and Sustainable Development
11:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
This side event will focus on the topic of resource, environment and sustainable development,
which has attracted attentions from China and all over the world. The speakers will talk about
the resource, environment and sustainable development in China, with regard to different
areas and industries. It will include the status, achievements, challenges, as well as technology
innovations. The speaker from UFRJ, Brazil will talk about the overall situation in Brazil. The
Chinese Society for
discussion will focus on how to maintain the achievement and solve the problems related to
Sustainable Development
resource, environment and sustainable development, not only in China and Brazil, but also in
other developing countries. This side event is expected to show to the world the progress and
efforts as well as challenges of sustainable development in China and Brazil, which is the
sound from the developing countries in UNCSD/Rio+20.
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
Best practices and technology opportunities for farmers in South
America
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
Social justice for future generations
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
Debates on agriculture often pit smallholder agriculture versus large-scale agriculture. However
this vision fails to take into account the variety of agriculture systems that co-exist around the
world and the technologies and best practices that can be shared by farmers at different scale.
The roundtable discussion will present a study on best practices in agriculture in Latin America
CropLife International
as a basis for discussion regarding which practices can be shared and scaled up to improve
sustainability and enable smallholder farmers to take advantage of market and regional
integration opportunities.
People from around the world will be watching for their leaders to make the right decisions at
Rio which bring dignity, wellbeing and prosperity to all, and in so doing sets a strong legacy for
generations to come. This event brings together a broad perspective, to hear from high level
speakers sharing their views on safeguarding a sustainable future - an essential requirement
to ensure a meaningful outcome at Rio+20. We will discuss the possible Rio outcomes and
what they mean for child and youth representatives (Rio+twenties, terre des hommes) ,
representatives of networks committed to social justice (Social Watch), the rights of nature
(Earth Charter Initiative), practitioners in the field of future generations (Ombudspersons) and
internationally recognized authorities on future justice governance (The Elders, World Future
Council).
World Future Council
Governments with established organic green economies and effective enabling policies that
support sustainable agriculture and which address hunger and poverty will share their
experiences. UN agencies and humanitarian organizations will outline how organic practices
can unlock the potential of smallholder farmers for rural development and food and nutrition
security. International volunteer organizations will present the case for integrating skilled
volunteers into implementation strategies. IFOAM, the world?s organic farming umbrella
International Federation of
organization, with 870 member organizations in 120 countries will confirm its contribution to the Organic Agriculture
outcome of Rio+20 by outlining how it will facilitate the transition by systematically making its
Movements (IFOAM)
global networks and policy and technical expertise readily available to stakeholders. The panel
will explore how Rio+20 can accelerate the uptake of organic agriculture including through its
mainstreaming into policies and initiatives such as CAADP, CSA, Zero Net Land Degradation,
Purchase for Progress, Zero Hunger Programs and global research programs.
Mainstreaming Organic Agriculture as a Means of Implementation
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Green Economy and Equity
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
Economic and policy drivers of deforestation of the Brazilian Amazon
15/06/2012
Green Jobs: a chance for Youth!
11:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
By many, the concept of Green Economy is seen as a major milestone towards a sustainable
development. On the other hand, lot of NGOs have expressed deep concerns. In their view the
discussions on Green Economy in the Rio+20 preparation process contribute to narrowing the
idea of sustainable development to a one-sided concept that especially lacks equity, social
Evangelischer
justice and human rights.
Entwicklungsdienst (EED)
The Side Event will present the various views and discuss pathways to implement sustainable
development in a way that integrates social equity, eco-justice and the preservation of the
environment.
This side event aims at reviewing the recent economic and social drivers of the deforestation
in the Brazilian Amazon region, as well as analyzing to which extent environmental policies
have been effective in decreasing deforestation rates recently. New policy proposals that
combine forest conservation and sustainable use with socioeconomic development and a
greener economy in the Amazon will be discussed.
The event starts with an introduction to policies that are in place to combat illegal forest loss
and follows with presentations of new research results based on quantitative analyses of
deforestation dynamics and their empirical linkages with economic variables and environmental
regulations.
Panelists will engage the audience in a debate focusing on potential ways to enhancing the
effectiveness of forest conservation policies against the backdrop of social and economic
development of the region as well as Brazil?s pledge to achieve the ambitious conservation
targets proposed in Copenhagen.
Youth are faced with unprecedented levels of unemployment. But the prospects of greening
economies now offer potential for a wide range of new jobs to be created. The challenge is to
seize the major opportunities for decent work the emerging new green sectors and by making
existing jobs both more decent and greener at the same time. A sharper focus on youth may
prove to be an important accelerator for making progress on all three dimensions of
sustainable development. Significant progress can be made in poverty eradication and social
inclusion by making green jobs a reality
The side event would pave the way for a global partnership for green jobs, scaling up existing
efforts, identifying the policy levers and crafting a global funding mechanism.
Institute for Applied
Economic Research
(Instituto de Pesquisa
Economica Aplicada) - IPEA
United Nations Environment
Programme (UNEP)
PreCom:Chinese
Society for Sustainable Development
PreCom:CropLife
International
PreCom:EED- Green
economy and equity
PreCom: IFOAMMainstreaming
organic agriculture
PreCom: Institute for
Applied Economic Research
PreCom: Green Jobs: a chance for youth
PreCom: World Future
Council- Social justice for future
generations
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
Resource Environment and Sustainable Development
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
Best practices and technology opportunities for farmers in South
America
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
Social justice for future generations
15/06/2012
Mainstreaming Organic Agriculture as a Means of Implementation
11:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
ONU
This side event will focus on the topic of resource, environment and sustainable development,
which has attracted attentions from China and all over the world. The speakers will talk about
the resource, environment and sustainable development in China, with regard to different
areas and industries. It will include the status, achievements, challenges, as well as technology
innovations. The speaker from UFRJ, Brazil will talk about the overall situation in Brazil. The
Chinese Society for
discussion will focus on how to maintain the achievement and solve the problems related to
Sustainable Development
resource, environment and sustainable development, not only in China and Brazil, but also in
other developing countries. This side event is expected to show to the world the progress and
efforts as well as challenges of sustainable development in China and Brazil, which is the
sound from the developing countries in UNCSD/Rio+20.
Debates on agriculture often pit smallholder agriculture versus large-scale agriculture. However
this vision fails to take into account the variety of agriculture systems that co-exist around the
world and the technologies and best practices that can be shared by farmers at different scale.
The roundtable discussion will present a study on best practices in agriculture in Latin America
CropLife International
as a basis for discussion regarding which practices can be shared and scaled up to improve
sustainability and enable smallholder farmers to take advantage of market and regional
integration opportunities.
People from around the world will be watching for their leaders to make the right decisions at
Rio which bring dignity, wellbeing and prosperity to all, and in so doing sets a strong legacy for
generations to come. This event brings together a broad perspective, to hear from high level
speakers sharing their views on safeguarding a sustainable future - an essential requirement
to ensure a meaningful outcome at Rio+20. We will discuss the possible Rio outcomes and
what they mean for child and youth representatives (Rio+twenties, terre des hommes) ,
representatives of networks committed to social justice (Social Watch), the rights of nature
(Earth Charter Initiative), practitioners in the field of future generations (Ombudspersons) and
internationally recognized authorities on future justice governance (The Elders, World Future
Council).
Governments with established organic green economies and effective enabling policies that
support sustainable agriculture and which address hunger and poverty will share their
experiences. UN agencies and humanitarian organizations will outline how organic practices
can unlock the potential of smallholder farmers for rural development and food and nutrition
security. International volunteer organizations will present the case for integrating skilled
volunteers into implementation strategies. IFOAM, the world?s organic farming umbrella
organization, with 870 member organizations in 120 countries will confirm its contribution to the
outcome of Rio+20 by outlining how it will facilitate the transition by systematically making its
global networks and policy and technical expertise readily available to stakeholders. The panel
will explore how Rio+20 can accelerate the uptake of organic agriculture including through its
mainstreaming into policies and initiatives such as CAADP, CSA, Zero Net Land Degradation,
Purchase for Progress, Zero Hunger Programs and global research programs.
World Future Council
International Federation of
Organic Agriculture
Movements (IFOAM)
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Green Economy and Equity
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
Economic and policy drivers of deforestation of the Brazilian Amazon
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
Green Jobs: a chance for Youth!
Resource Environment and Sustainable Development
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
Best practices and technology opportunities for farmers in South
America
15/06/2012
Social justice for future generations
11:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
By many, the concept of Green Economy is seen as a major milestone towards a sustainable
development. On the other hand, lot of NGOs have expressed deep concerns. In their view the
discussions on Green Economy in the Rio+20 preparation process contribute to narrowing the
idea of sustainable development to a one-sided concept that especially lacks equity, social
Evangelischer
justice and human rights.
Entwicklungsdienst (EED)
The Side Event will present the various views and discuss pathways to implement sustainable
development in a way that integrates social equity, eco-justice and the preservation of the
environment.
This side event aims at reviewing the recent economic and social drivers of the deforestation
in the Brazilian Amazon region, as well as analyzing to which extent environmental policies
have been effective in decreasing deforestation rates recently. New policy proposals that
combine forest conservation and sustainable use with socioeconomic development and a
greener economy in the Amazon will be discussed.
The event starts with an introduction to policies that are in place to combat illegal forest loss
and follows with presentations of new research results based on quantitative analyses of
deforestation dynamics and their empirical linkages with economic variables and environmental
regulations.
Panelists will engage the audience in a debate focusing on potential ways to enhancing the
effectiveness of forest conservation policies against the backdrop of social and economic
development of the region as well as Brazil?s pledge to achieve the ambitious conservation
targets proposed in Copenhagen.
Youth are faced with unprecedented levels of unemployment. But the prospects of greening
economies now offer potential for a wide range of new jobs to be created. The challenge is to
seize the major opportunities for decent work the emerging new green sectors and by making
existing jobs both more decent and greener at the same time. A sharper focus on youth may
prove to be an important accelerator for making progress on all three dimensions of
sustainable development. Significant progress can be made in poverty eradication and social
inclusion by making green jobs a reality
The side event would pave the way for a global partnership for green jobs, scaling up existing
efforts, identifying the policy levers and crafting a global funding mechanism.
This side event will focus on the topic of resource, environment and sustainable development,
which has attracted attentions from China and all over the world. The speakers will talk about
the resource, environment and sustainable development in China, with regard to different
areas and industries. It will include the status, achievements, challenges, as well as technology
innovations. The speaker from UFRJ, Brazil will talk about the overall situation in Brazil. The
discussion will focus on how to maintain the achievement and solve the problems related to
resource, environment and sustainable development, not only in China and Brazil, but also in
other developing countries. This side event is expected to show to the world the progress and
efforts as well as challenges of sustainable development in China and Brazil, which is the
sound from the developing countries in UNCSD/Rio+20.
Institute for Applied
Economic Research
(Instituto de Pesquisa
Economica Aplicada) - IPEA
United Nations Environment
Programme (UNEP)
Chinese Society for
Sustainable Development
Debates on agriculture often pit smallholder agriculture versus large-scale agriculture. However
this vision fails to take into account the variety of agriculture systems that co-exist around the
world and the technologies and best practices that can be shared by farmers at different scale.
The roundtable discussion will present a study on best practices in agriculture in Latin America
CropLife International
as a basis for discussion regarding which practices can be shared and scaled up to improve
sustainability and enable smallholder farmers to take advantage of market and regional
integration opportunities.
People from around the world will be watching for their leaders to make the right decisions at
Rio which bring dignity, wellbeing and prosperity to all, and in so doing sets a strong legacy for
generations to come. This event brings together a broad perspective, to hear from high level
speakers sharing their views on safeguarding a sustainable future - an essential requirement
to ensure a meaningful outcome at Rio+20. We will discuss the possible Rio outcomes and
what they mean for child and youth representatives (Rio+twenties, terre des hommes) ,
representatives of networks committed to social justice (Social Watch), the rights of nature
(Earth Charter Initiative), practitioners in the field of future generations (Ombudspersons) and
internationally recognized authorities on future justice governance (The Elders, World Future
Council).
World Future Council
PreCom: G77 - on UNCSD [cl]
PrepCom:European Union:EU Coordination [cl]
15/06/2012
15/06/2012
10:00:00
10:00:00
P3-5 (Riocentro)
P3-F (Riocentro)
Desafios para a Implementação da Economia Verde no
Contexto do Desenvolvimento Sustentável
15/06/2012
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
Challenges for implementing the green Economy in the Context
of Sustainable Development
15/06/2012
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
Água, alimentos e energia
15/06/2012
11:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
ONU
ONU
Conferência com a participação de professores da Universidade de São Paulo para discutir
estudos do Instituto de Eletrotécnica e Energia da Universidade de São Paulo através de seus
programas de Ciência Ambiental e Energia com a abordagem dos seguintes tópicos: Desafios
USP - IEE
do Pós -consumo: resíduos sólidos, inclusão social, sustentabilidade; Energia: pobreza X
inclusão social, renováveis, inovação, uso integrado de fontes energéticas. Mudanças
Climáticas: cidades, vulnerabilidade e adaptação, riscos.
Conference with professors from University of Sao Paulo discussing the studies of Institute of
Eletrotechnics and Energy in Environmental Science and Energy abording the topics:
USP - IEE
Challenges of Pos- Consumption: solid wate in general , solid waste prevention, social
inclusion, renovable energy, innovation, integrated source of energy; Climate Changes: cities,
vulnerability and adaptation, riscs.
A base para uma economia verde eficiente no uso dos recursos deve ser construída a partir
da água, energia e segurança da existência de comida - essas questões devem ser
abordadas de maneira integrada e holística. Sem lidar com este "nexo" de forma holística, as
Embaixada da Suécia.
tentativas em atingir um desenvolvimento sustentável a longo prazo falhará. Evento aberto ao
público. Palestrantes: Per Bertilsson (Stockholm International Water Institute).
O objetivo do evento é proporcionar um debate qualificado em torno de temas emergentes
relacionados com o ambiente costeiro e marinho, buscando um nivelamento do estado da
arte, nacional e internacional, em torno destes temas. A mesa contará com quatro
palestrantes principais que discorrerão sobre: (1) O Aporte oferecido pelos oceanos na
elaboração de novos indicadores para medição de bem estar e progresso; (2) Aproveitamento Ministério do Meio Ambiente
da biodiversidade marinha como fonte de riqueza e combate à pobreza; (3) Serviços
ambientais do ecossistema marinho e o balanço de carbono nos oceanos; (4) Gestão da zona
costeira e os desafios das mudanças climáticas. Evento aberto ao público.
Contribuições dos Oceanos para a Economia e Governança
Global pós Rio+20
15/06/2012
11:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Workshop: Alternative development paradigms: Viable proposals
15/06/2012
11:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
CIDSE - international
alliance of Catholic
development agencies www.cidse.org
Desafios persistentes do saneamento básico: Como vencê-los?
15/06/2012
11:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Centro Brasileiro de
Estudos de Saúde (CEBES)
Apresentações e Oficinas Fulni-Ô na Estação Pavuna
15/06/2012
11:00:00
PAVUNA
Turismo Sustentável: I Colóquio sobre Turismo e
Sustentabilidade
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Parque dos Atletas
Apresentação de cantos e danças e oficinas de zarabatana na Escola Municipal Leão Veloso
+ Apresentação de cantos e danças e oficinas de peteca na Escola Municipal Andréa.
Evento Público
Casa Civil
AVB - ADVOGADOS
VOLUNTÁRIOS DO
BRASIL
BIOLABORE
COOPERATIVA DE
TRABALHO E
ASSISTÊNCIA TÉCNICA
DO PARANÁ
Centro de Derechos
Humanos y Ambiente
(CEDHA), SOMO and
CIVDEP
Debate sobre a criação e ampiação de bancos comunitários nas
comunidades cariocas
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Tecendo uma Rede de Sustentabilidade
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
UN Business and Human Rights: compliance assessment tool
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Olhares e práticas da juventude rural no contexto climático
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Centro de Desenvolvimento
Agroecológico Sabiá
I Encontro das Juventudes Anticapitalistas na Cúpula dos Povos
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Coletivo Nacional Levante!
Atelier participatif sur la Biopiraterie
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Collectif pour une
alternative à la Biopiraterie
Trabajamos para la protección y preservación de nuestro
territorio
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Consejo Autonomo Ayllus
sin fronteras
Per Bertilsson
Meeting/Discussion
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Acciones comunitarias frente a las imposiciones del capital;
agroecoturismo comunitario.
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Linking Rio+20, Cairo+20 and MDG+15
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Consumer Unity & Trust
Society (CUTS International)
Corporación Conciencia
Verde
Development Alternatives
with Women for a New Era
(DAWN)
Economic Recovery, Natural Resources, and Peacebuilding
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Environmental Law Institute
Seminário
As Culturas Populares e Tradicionais como Paradigmas para o
Desenvolvimento Sustentável
Videoforum- Tukki la Huella Ambiental
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
“The social and environmental footprint of the waste industry”
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Rights of Nature – the Foundation for Sustainability
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Speaking Truth to Power
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Palestra \"Educação para uma Nova Consciência\"
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
FAOR
Fórum para as Culturas
Populares e Tradicionais
Fundación IPADE
GAIA, Global AntiIncinerator Alliance / Global
Alliance for Incinerator
Alternatives
Global Alliance for Rights of
Nature
Global Campaign for
Climate Action (GCCA)
INSTITUTO GAIA - ARTE
CULTURA EDUCAÇÃO
O direito à cidade sustentável e a crítica da cidade capitalista
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Instituto Urbi
Structures for living light, hanging villages and portable homes
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Nomads United A.C
Structures for living light, hanging villages and portable homes
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Nomads United A.C
Ponencia - seminario
Workshop de Mídias e Autogestão
15/06/2012
15/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Aterro do Flamengo
Ciência & Tecnologia
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Educação para tod@s e sustentabilidade - o direito humano
como paradigma
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Nuevo Mundo
Pontão Setecidades
Projeto GEO-PICTURES
EU FP7
rede inclusiva - direitos
humanos BR e Portal
Inclusão já
Réseau DIP Dichiariamo
Illegale la Povertà
Conférence \"Déclarons illégale la pauvreté
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Conversatorio Gestión de Tierras Resguardo Musse Ukwe,
Colombia
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Resguardo Musse Ukwe
Defense of Commons against Mercantilization
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
RIO+20 NGO Forum Japan
Anti-Nuclear For Islands Workshop
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Taiwan Youth Climate
Coalitioin
Universidade Popular dos
Movimentos Sociais
Oficina da UPMS: Saúde, sustentabilidade e bien vivir
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Exposição de artes \"Depòte\",esportes e dança-- Debate sobre
politica economia e sociedade haitiana- Musica video e
apresentação do Vodou (religiãio predominante do Haiti)
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Viva Rio Viva Comunidade
e Viva Favela
Nuclear Energy - a Barrier to a Green Economy, Sustainable
development, and Poverty Reduction Facts, figures and
personal experiences from 4 continents
15/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
WECF - Women in Europe
for a Common Future
15/06/2012
Resource Environment and Sustainable Development
11:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
This side event will focus on the topic of resource, environment and sustainable development,
which has attracted attentions from China and all over the world. The speakers will talk about
the resource, environment and sustainable development in China, with regard to different
areas and industries. It will include the status, achievements, challenges, as well as technology
innovations. The speaker from UFRJ, Brazil will talk about the overall situation in Brazil. The
Chinese Society for
discussion will focus on how to maintain the achievement and solve the problems related to
Sustainable Development
resource, environment and sustainable development, not only in China and Brazil, but also in
other developing countries. This side event is expected to show to the world the progress and
efforts as well as challenges of sustainable development in China and Brazil, which is the
sound from the developing countries in UNCSD/Rio+20.
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
Best practices and technology opportunities for farmers in South
America
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
Social justice for future generations
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
Debates on agriculture often pit smallholder agriculture versus large-scale agriculture. However
this vision fails to take into account the variety of agriculture systems that co-exist around the
world and the technologies and best practices that can be shared by farmers at different scale.
The roundtable discussion will present a study on best practices in agriculture in Latin America
CropLife International
as a basis for discussion regarding which practices can be shared and scaled up to improve
sustainability and enable smallholder farmers to take advantage of market and regional
integration opportunities.
People from around the world will be watching for their leaders to make the right decisions at
Rio which bring dignity, wellbeing and prosperity to all, and in so doing sets a strong legacy for
generations to come. This event brings together a broad perspective, to hear from high level
speakers sharing their views on safeguarding a sustainable future - an essential requirement
to ensure a meaningful outcome at Rio+20. We will discuss the possible Rio outcomes and
what they mean for child and youth representatives (Rio+twenties, terre des hommes) ,
representatives of networks committed to social justice (Social Watch), the rights of nature
(Earth Charter Initiative), practitioners in the field of future generations (Ombudspersons) and
internationally recognized authorities on future justice governance (The Elders, World Future
Council).
World Future Council
Governments with established organic green economies and effective enabling policies that
support sustainable agriculture and which address hunger and poverty will share their
experiences. UN agencies and humanitarian organizations will outline how organic practices
can unlock the potential of smallholder farmers for rural development and food and nutrition
security. International volunteer organizations will present the case for integrating skilled
volunteers into implementation strategies. IFOAM, the world?s organic farming umbrella
International Federation of
organization, with 870 member organizations in 120 countries will confirm its contribution to the Organic Agriculture
outcome of Rio+20 by outlining how it will facilitate the transition by systematically making its
Movements (IFOAM)
global networks and policy and technical expertise readily available to stakeholders. The panel
will explore how Rio+20 can accelerate the uptake of organic agriculture including through its
mainstreaming into policies and initiatives such as CAADP, CSA, Zero Net Land Degradation,
Purchase for Progress, Zero Hunger Programs and global research programs.
Mainstreaming Organic Agriculture as a Means of Implementation
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Green Economy and Equity
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
Economic and policy drivers of deforestation of the Brazilian Amazon
15/06/2012
Green Jobs: a chance for Youth!
11:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
By many, the concept of Green Economy is seen as a major milestone towards a sustainable
development. On the other hand, lot of NGOs have expressed deep concerns. In their view the
discussions on Green Economy in the Rio+20 preparation process contribute to narrowing the
idea of sustainable development to a one-sided concept that especially lacks equity, social
Evangelischer
justice and human rights.
Entwicklungsdienst (EED)
The Side Event will present the various views and discuss pathways to implement sustainable
development in a way that integrates social equity, eco-justice and the preservation of the
environment.
This side event aims at reviewing the recent economic and social drivers of the deforestation
in the Brazilian Amazon region, as well as analyzing to which extent environmental policies
have been effective in decreasing deforestation rates recently. New policy proposals that
combine forest conservation and sustainable use with socioeconomic development and a
greener economy in the Amazon will be discussed.
The event starts with an introduction to policies that are in place to combat illegal forest loss
and follows with presentations of new research results based on quantitative analyses of
deforestation dynamics and their empirical linkages with economic variables and environmental
regulations.
Panelists will engage the audience in a debate focusing on potential ways to enhancing the
effectiveness of forest conservation policies against the backdrop of social and economic
development of the region as well as Brazil?s pledge to achieve the ambitious conservation
targets proposed in Copenhagen.
Youth are faced with unprecedented levels of unemployment. But the prospects of greening
economies now offer potential for a wide range of new jobs to be created. The challenge is to
seize the major opportunities for decent work the emerging new green sectors and by making
existing jobs both more decent and greener at the same time. A sharper focus on youth may
prove to be an important accelerator for making progress on all three dimensions of
sustainable development. Significant progress can be made in poverty eradication and social
inclusion by making green jobs a reality
The side event would pave the way for a global partnership for green jobs, scaling up existing
efforts, identifying the policy levers and crafting a global funding mechanism.
Institute for Applied
Economic Research
(Instituto de Pesquisa
Economica Aplicada) - IPEA
United Nations Environment
Programme (UNEP)
PreCom:Chinese
Society for Sustainable Development
PreCom:CropLife
International
PreCom:EED- Green
economy and equity
PreCom: IFOAMMainstreaming
organic agriculture
PreCom: Institute for
Applied Economic Research
PreCom: Green Jobs: a chance for youth
PreCom: World Future
Council- Social justice for future
generations
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
Resource Environment and Sustainable Development
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
Best practices and technology opportunities for farmers in South
America
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
Social justice for future generations
15/06/2012
Mainstreaming Organic Agriculture as a Means of Implementation
11:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
ONU
This side event will focus on the topic of resource, environment and sustainable development,
which has attracted attentions from China and all over the world. The speakers will talk about
the resource, environment and sustainable development in China, with regard to different
areas and industries. It will include the status, achievements, challenges, as well as technology
innovations. The speaker from UFRJ, Brazil will talk about the overall situation in Brazil. The
Chinese Society for
discussion will focus on how to maintain the achievement and solve the problems related to
Sustainable Development
resource, environment and sustainable development, not only in China and Brazil, but also in
other developing countries. This side event is expected to show to the world the progress and
efforts as well as challenges of sustainable development in China and Brazil, which is the
sound from the developing countries in UNCSD/Rio+20.
Debates on agriculture often pit smallholder agriculture versus large-scale agriculture. However
this vision fails to take into account the variety of agriculture systems that co-exist around the
world and the technologies and best practices that can be shared by farmers at different scale.
The roundtable discussion will present a study on best practices in agriculture in Latin America
CropLife International
as a basis for discussion regarding which practices can be shared and scaled up to improve
sustainability and enable smallholder farmers to take advantage of market and regional
integration opportunities.
People from around the world will be watching for their leaders to make the right decisions at
Rio which bring dignity, wellbeing and prosperity to all, and in so doing sets a strong legacy for
generations to come. This event brings together a broad perspective, to hear from high level
speakers sharing their views on safeguarding a sustainable future - an essential requirement
to ensure a meaningful outcome at Rio+20. We will discuss the possible Rio outcomes and
what they mean for child and youth representatives (Rio+twenties, terre des hommes) ,
representatives of networks committed to social justice (Social Watch), the rights of nature
(Earth Charter Initiative), practitioners in the field of future generations (Ombudspersons) and
internationally recognized authorities on future justice governance (The Elders, World Future
Council).
Governments with established organic green economies and effective enabling policies that
support sustainable agriculture and which address hunger and poverty will share their
experiences. UN agencies and humanitarian organizations will outline how organic practices
can unlock the potential of smallholder farmers for rural development and food and nutrition
security. International volunteer organizations will present the case for integrating skilled
volunteers into implementation strategies. IFOAM, the world?s organic farming umbrella
organization, with 870 member organizations in 120 countries will confirm its contribution to the
outcome of Rio+20 by outlining how it will facilitate the transition by systematically making its
global networks and policy and technical expertise readily available to stakeholders. The panel
will explore how Rio+20 can accelerate the uptake of organic agriculture including through its
mainstreaming into policies and initiatives such as CAADP, CSA, Zero Net Land Degradation,
Purchase for Progress, Zero Hunger Programs and global research programs.
World Future Council
International Federation of
Organic Agriculture
Movements (IFOAM)
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Green Economy and Equity
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
Economic and policy drivers of deforestation of the Brazilian Amazon
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
Green Jobs: a chance for Youth!
Resource Environment and Sustainable Development
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
Best practices and technology opportunities for farmers in South
America
15/06/2012
Social justice for future generations
11:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
By many, the concept of Green Economy is seen as a major milestone towards a sustainable
development. On the other hand, lot of NGOs have expressed deep concerns. In their view the
discussions on Green Economy in the Rio+20 preparation process contribute to narrowing the
idea of sustainable development to a one-sided concept that especially lacks equity, social
Evangelischer
justice and human rights.
Entwicklungsdienst (EED)
The Side Event will present the various views and discuss pathways to implement sustainable
development in a way that integrates social equity, eco-justice and the preservation of the
environment.
This side event aims at reviewing the recent economic and social drivers of the deforestation
in the Brazilian Amazon region, as well as analyzing to which extent environmental policies
have been effective in decreasing deforestation rates recently. New policy proposals that
combine forest conservation and sustainable use with socioeconomic development and a
greener economy in the Amazon will be discussed.
The event starts with an introduction to policies that are in place to combat illegal forest loss
and follows with presentations of new research results based on quantitative analyses of
deforestation dynamics and their empirical linkages with economic variables and environmental
regulations.
Panelists will engage the audience in a debate focusing on potential ways to enhancing the
effectiveness of forest conservation policies against the backdrop of social and economic
development of the region as well as Brazil?s pledge to achieve the ambitious conservation
targets proposed in Copenhagen.
Youth are faced with unprecedented levels of unemployment. But the prospects of greening
economies now offer potential for a wide range of new jobs to be created. The challenge is to
seize the major opportunities for decent work the emerging new green sectors and by making
existing jobs both more decent and greener at the same time. A sharper focus on youth may
prove to be an important accelerator for making progress on all three dimensions of
sustainable development. Significant progress can be made in poverty eradication and social
inclusion by making green jobs a reality
The side event would pave the way for a global partnership for green jobs, scaling up existing
efforts, identifying the policy levers and crafting a global funding mechanism.
This side event will focus on the topic of resource, environment and sustainable development,
which has attracted attentions from China and all over the world. The speakers will talk about
the resource, environment and sustainable development in China, with regard to different
areas and industries. It will include the status, achievements, challenges, as well as technology
innovations. The speaker from UFRJ, Brazil will talk about the overall situation in Brazil. The
discussion will focus on how to maintain the achievement and solve the problems related to
resource, environment and sustainable development, not only in China and Brazil, but also in
other developing countries. This side event is expected to show to the world the progress and
efforts as well as challenges of sustainable development in China and Brazil, which is the
sound from the developing countries in UNCSD/Rio+20.
Institute for Applied
Economic Research
(Instituto de Pesquisa
Economica Aplicada) - IPEA
United Nations Environment
Programme (UNEP)
Chinese Society for
Sustainable Development
Debates on agriculture often pit smallholder agriculture versus large-scale agriculture. However
this vision fails to take into account the variety of agriculture systems that co-exist around the
world and the technologies and best practices that can be shared by farmers at different scale.
The roundtable discussion will present a study on best practices in agriculture in Latin America
CropLife International
as a basis for discussion regarding which practices can be shared and scaled up to improve
sustainability and enable smallholder farmers to take advantage of market and regional
integration opportunities.
People from around the world will be watching for their leaders to make the right decisions at
Rio which bring dignity, wellbeing and prosperity to all, and in so doing sets a strong legacy for
generations to come. This event brings together a broad perspective, to hear from high level
speakers sharing their views on safeguarding a sustainable future - an essential requirement
to ensure a meaningful outcome at Rio+20. We will discuss the possible Rio outcomes and
what they mean for child and youth representatives (Rio+twenties, terre des hommes) ,
representatives of networks committed to social justice (Social Watch), the rights of nature
(Earth Charter Initiative), practitioners in the field of future generations (Ombudspersons) and
internationally recognized authorities on future justice governance (The Elders, World Future
Council).
World Future Council
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
Governments with established organic green economies and effective enabling policies that
support sustainable agriculture and which address hunger and poverty will share their
experiences. UN agencies and humanitarian organizations will outline how organic practices
can unlock the potential of smallholder farmers for rural development and food and nutrition
security. International volunteer organizations will present the case for integrating skilled
volunteers into implementation strategies. IFOAM, the world?s organic farming umbrella
organization, with 870 member organizations in 120 countries will confirm its contribution to the
outcome of Rio+20 by outlining how it will facilitate the transition by systematically making its
global networks and policy and technical expertise readily available to stakeholders. The panel
will explore how Rio+20 can accelerate the uptake of organic agriculture including through its
mainstreaming into policies and initiatives such as CAADP, CSA, Zero Net Land Degradation,
Purchase for Progress, Zero Hunger Programs and global research programs.
International Federation of
Organic Agriculture
Movements (IFOAM)
Mainstreaming Organic Agriculture as a Means of Implementation
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Green Economy and Equity
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
Economic and policy drivers of deforestation of the Brazilian Amazon
Green Jobs: a chance for Youth!
PreCom:Press briefing
Local initiative to rebuild community- Case from Fukushima
oficina de biju com câmara de pneu e outros materiais/ oficina
de cadernos ecologicos
Governança no Estado do Maranhão: Um Olhar Sobre a Política
Desenvolvimento de Baixo Carbono
Seminário Internacional \"Por Mudanças Radicais: Agricultura
Familiar Camponesa e Agroecologia como Alternativa à Crise do
Sistema Agroalimentar Industrial\"
International Forum on Mining, Climate Change and People’s
Movement
15/06/2012
11:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
15/06/2012
12:00:00
12:30:00
P3-7 (Riocentro)
Aterro do Flamengo
15/06/2012
12:45:00
Aterro do Flamengo
15/06/2012
13:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
By many, the concept of Green Economy is seen as a major milestone towards a sustainable
development. On the other hand, lot of NGOs have expressed deep concerns. In their view the
discussions on Green Economy in the Rio+20 preparation process contribute to narrowing the
idea of sustainable development to a one-sided concept that especially lacks equity, social
Evangelischer
justice and human rights.
Entwicklungsdienst (EED)
The Side Event will present the various views and discuss pathways to implement sustainable
development in a way that integrates social equity, eco-justice and the preservation of the
environment.
This side event aims at reviewing the recent economic and social drivers of the deforestation
in the Brazilian Amazon region, as well as analyzing to which extent environmental policies
have been effective in decreasing deforestation rates recently. New policy proposals that
combine forest conservation and sustainable use with socioeconomic development and a
greener economy in the Amazon will be discussed.
The event starts with an introduction to policies that are in place to combat illegal forest loss
and follows with presentations of new research results based on quantitative analyses of
deforestation dynamics and their empirical linkages with economic variables and environmental
regulations.
Panelists will engage the audience in a debate focusing on potential ways to enhancing the
effectiveness of forest conservation policies against the backdrop of social and economic
development of the region as well as Brazil?s pledge to achieve the ambitious conservation
targets proposed in Copenhagen.
Youth are faced with unprecedented levels of unemployment. But the prospects of greening
economies now offer potential for a wide range of new jobs to be created. The challenge is to
seize the major opportunities for decent work the emerging new green sectors and by making
existing jobs both more decent and greener at the same time. A sharper focus on youth may
prove to be an important accelerator for making progress on all three dimensions of
sustainable development. Significant progress can be made in poverty eradication and social
inclusion by making green jobs a reality
The side event would pave the way for a global partnership for green jobs, scaling up existing
efforts, identifying the policy levers and crafting a global funding mechanism.
Institute for Applied
Economic Research
(Instituto de Pesquisa
Economica Aplicada) - IPEA
United Nations Environment
Programme (UNEP)
ONU
CSO Network Japan
Rede Ecologica
Analisa-se aspectos da sustentabilidade da gestão das políticas públicas ambientais no
Maranhão. apresenta panorama da atuação do sistema estadual de meio ambiente e suas
relações. Discute a governança, os marcos institucionais e regulatórios da gestão
socioambiental. Evento aberto ao público. Palestrante: Luzenice Macedo Martins,
Consultora Legislativa de Meio Ambiente da Assembleia Legislativa do Estado do Maranhão.
Luzenice Macedo Martins
Assembleia Legislativa do
Estado do Maranhão
15/06/2012
13:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
15/06/2012
13:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Articulação Nacional de
Agroecologia (ANA) - Brasil
15/06/2012
13:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Kalikasan People\'s
Network for the Environment
Evento Público
Casa Civil
II JORNADA INTERNACIONAL DE EDUCAÇÃO AMBIENTAL
15/06/2012
13:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Tellavision Clothing Diashow
15/06/2012
13:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Amianto/Asbesto: O Futuro que queremos é sem Amianto
15/06/2012
13:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
PreCom: G77 - on UNCSD [cl]
Sessão VÍDEO-SHOW
15/06/2012
15/06/2012
13:00:00
13:00:00
P3-5 (Riocentro)
Parque dos Atletas
A common framework to attain the full potential of forests for
sustainable development
15/06/2012
13:15:00
Arena da Barra
Financing Sustainable Development, a trade union agenda: new
global levies, wealth redistribution, role of pension funds
15/06/2012
13:15:00
Arena da Barra
Financing Sustainable Development, a trade union agenda: new global
levies wealth redistribution, role of pension funds
15/06/2012
13:15:00
P3-2 (Riocentro)
A common framework to attain the full potential of forests for SD
PreCom: PEFC
International- full potential of forests for
sust. dev.
PreCom: Sustain
Labour- Financing Sustainable
Development
PreCom: WECFProtecting
our first environment
PreCom: JUSCANZ Meeting [cl]
PreCom: Mission of Australia - Informal meeting
PreCom: Mission of Australia - Informal meeting
Financing Sustainable Development, a trade union agenda: new global
levies wealth redistribution, role of pension funds
Sessão VÍDEO-SHOW
Room UN3
REDE INTERNACIONAL
DO TRATADO DE
EDUCAÇÃO AMBIENTAL
Tellavision Clothing
ABRASCO e Coalizões
internacionais pelo
banimento do amianto
ONU
ELETROBRAS
Programme for the
Endorsement of Forest
Certification (PEFC)
International
Room UN4
Sustain Labour
Sustain Labour
Forests are a critical link in the transition to a green economy. Forests with their products and
services have the potential to contribute to overcoming global challenges, such as poverty,
water scarcity, need for employment, renewable energy, low-carbon economy, climate change
and biodiversity loss.
Yet realizing this potential requires the mainstreaming of proven mechanisms such as forest
certification that promote and provide evidence of responsible forestry. Moreover, special
attention must be paid to the some 25% of the world?s forests that are locally managed by
families, communities and indigenous peoples. These groups face distinct challenges in
accessing direct, tangible benefits from their forest resources and their ability to contribute to a
green economy.
This event presents framework conditions to guide forest certification and forest stakeholders,
with a specific focus on the role of locally controlled forestry.
Programme for the
Endorsement of Forest
Certification (PEFC)
International
15/06/2012
13:15:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
13:15:00
UN3 (Barra Arena)
ONU
15/06/2012
13:15:00
UN5 (Barra Arena)
ONU
15/06/2012
13:15:00
UN2 (Barra Arena)
ONU
15/06/2012
15/06/2012
15/06/2012
13:15:00
13:15:00
13:15:00
P3-3 (Riocentro)
P3-4 (Riocentro)
P3-G (Riocentro)
ONU
ONU
ONU
15/06/2012
13:15:00
P3-2 (Riocentro)
Sustain Labour
Forests are a critical link in the transition to a green economy. Forests with their products and
services have the potential to contribute to overcoming global challenges, such as poverty,
water scarcity, need for employment, renewable energy, low-carbon economy, climate change
and biodiversity loss.
15/06/2012
A common framework to attain the full potential of forests for SD
Financing Sustainable Development, a trade union agenda: new global
levies wealth redistribution, role of pension funds
13:15:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
Yet realizing this potential requires the mainstreaming of proven mechanisms such as forest
certification that promote and provide evidence of responsible forestry. Moreover, special
attention must be paid to the some 25% of the world?s forests that are locally managed by
families, communities and indigenous peoples. These groups face distinct challenges in
accessing direct, tangible benefits from their forest resources and their ability to contribute to a
green economy.
Programme for the
Endorsement of Forest
Certification (PEFC)
International
This event presents framework conditions to guide forest certification and forest stakeholders,
with a specific focus on the role of locally controlled forestry.
15/06/2012
13:15:00
P3-2 (Riocentro)
Sustain Labour
Forests are a critical link in the transition to a green economy. Forests with their products and
services have the potential to contribute to overcoming global challenges, such as poverty,
water scarcity, need for employment, renewable energy, low-carbon economy, climate change
and biodiversity loss.
15/06/2012
13:15:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
This event presents framework conditions to guide forest certification and forest stakeholders,
with a specific focus on the role of locally controlled forestry.
A common framework to attain the full potential of forests for SD
Clínica de Energia Solar
Comitê de Jovens Empreendedores - Rumos do
Desenvolviumetno Sustentável
Sustainable Transport in the Cities of the Future
Yet realizing this potential requires the mainstreaming of proven mechanisms such as forest
certification that promote and provide evidence of responsible forestry. Moreover, special
attention must be paid to the some 25% of the world?s forests that are locally managed by
families, communities and indigenous peoples. These groups face distinct challenges in
accessing direct, tangible benefits from their forest resources and their ability to contribute to a
green economy.
15/06/2012
15/06/2012
15/06/2012
15/06/2012
13:30:00
13:30:00
13:30:00
13:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Forte de Copacabana
Riocentro
T-3 (Riocentro)
Evento Fechado
Presenting: Holger Dalkmann, Director EMBARQ
Global efforts towards green economies and addressing poverty are sensitive to weather and
climate variability and change. Development targets are at risk as food production, food
security, disaster risk reduction, health epidemics, access to water, energy, tourism, etc., in
many countries are dominated by weather and climate. Use of scientifically sound climate
services can support better climate risk management, and in taking advantage of climate
opportunities to increase productivity and promote sustainable development.
Programme for the
Endorsement of Forest
Certification (PEFC)
International
Projeto Grael/Instituto
Rumo Náutico
FIESP
WRI
World Meteorological
There is a significant gap between needs for climate services and their current provision,
Organization (WMO)
particularly in least developed and developing countries. Present capabilities to provide climate
services do not exploit all we know about climate, and are not delivering their full potential
benefits. This event, organized by the World Meteorological Organization and partner UN
agencies will provide information on the contribution of the Global Framework for Climate
Services in support of greening of economies and poverty reduction
Contributing to the greening of economies and poverty alleviation
15/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-C (Riocentro)
It is expected that the Rio+20 Conference on Sustainable Development will lead to stronger
political commitment by countries, major groups and international organizations for forging a
credible institutional framework for a more sustainable development across the globe. Policies
and action plans need to be formulated to steer the mainstream economy towards a greener
path that can address the twin challenges of climate change and eradication of poverty.
However, we need more innovation capacity to generate tools and mechanisms to transform
broad concepts into practical results for the implementation of such commitments. This side
event will discuss how we can develop international mechanisms to boost the capacity of
societies to innovate in order to achieve the goals of sustainable development.
United Nations University
(UNU)
Global Governance Mechanisms for Boosting Green Innovation
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
Voices from Asia Pacific: Just and Sustainable Development Goals for
Women
TEEB for Water and Wetlands
This event will explore what a feminist, rights-based approach to development might look like.
It will consider possible rights-based, sustainable and just development goals particularly
relevant to Asia Pacific rural and indigenous women by assessing the progress and gaps for
the last 20 years. Despite rural and indigenous women of Asia Pacific being most affected by
unsustainable growth models of development, they are rarely the architects of global
development policies. Yet rural and indigenous women have significant knowledge around
sustainable practices and their development needs. This panel draws from a series of
consultations with rural and indigenous women of Asia Pacific to propose some development
indicators that are focused on the sustainable enjoyment of human rights where human rights
principles of equality, non-discrimination, participation and representation, transparency and
accountability, international cooperation and solidarity determine people?s development.
Asia Pacific Forum on
Women, Law and
Development (APWLD)
The Millennium ecosystem assessment (MA, 2005) presented a solid evidence base on the
loss of wetlands and associated loss of ecosystem services. This was a seminal piece of work,
Ramsar Convention
clarifying to the biodiversity community, and wider scientific establishment, the need for action.
There was, however, insufficient policy response.
Holger Dalkmann
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
This Side Event will provide an expert view from leading practitioners from the field of
sustainable mobility in developed countries and emerging economies, and will conclude with
proposals on including this topic in the outcome document of Rio+20. The Side Event will
focus on sustainable transport in citites, to correspond to the secttion on citieis in the Zero
Draft document. Partners are from the global public transport sector (metro, bus, railways),
project specialists and research institutes. This Side Event would offer delegates the
opportunity to cover all the key issues of sustainable mobility in cities in one single event.
International Union of
Railways (UIC)
Sustainable Transport in the Cities of the Future
15/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-E (Riocentro)
Sustainable Development index methodology-possible options
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
During the Rio Summit in 1992 it was decided to develop a Sustainable Development Index in
the coming years. Countries and international organizations were invited to make their
contribution. This target has not been fully achieved during the last 20 year.
Several multi-stakeholders consultation processes conducted in Armenia within the framework
of Rio + 20 preparation, analysis of different thematic and assessment reports, including
Human development report and others. Experts? observations have revealed that those
assessments and statement on the progress achieved doesn?t necessarily reflect the
country?s reality.
Taking into consideration that Armenia was one of the first countries piloting calculation of SD
indexes, the Armenian Government decided to update the existing set of SD indicators and to
present the country?s approaches to the issue at the side-event during the RIO+20
Conference, based on its own experience and recent achievements across the globe.
Building the case for an integrated and collaborative model of Community Development for
Urban or Rural community upgrading. By making available: Capital through Micro-Financing,
Highly Efficient Housing with very low power requirements, Safe Water, Improved Food
Production, and Efficient Energy Systems communities can be upgraded and set on the path
to long term sustainability with income generating opportunities, low power consumption and
higher plant yields. Providing the tools for these mechanisms is the most effective way to
reduce poverty and change the living condition of families for generations. In this model the
community is provided the tools, technology, training, and skills needed to set a new direction
for their future
ARMENIA
Global 2000 (2012)
International
Community Enabled Sustainable Development
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
How to create an equitable and sustainable green economy
Commerce Environnement & Developpement
One of the main topics at the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Rio in June is
green economy. But what should a green economy include? And how can a green economy
lead to an equitable sustainable development? These two questions will be discussed at a side
event arranged by the Danish 92 Group, Oil Change International and a group of other NGO
representatives. The discussion will be lead by examining some of the key perspectives in the
Danish 92 Group
publication ?Building an Equitable Green Economy?publiced by the Danish 92 Group as an
input to Rio+20, which is identifying elements of the green economy as a tool for sustainable
development and provides a framework that assess the outcomes of Rio+20. Further, it
presents five working principles that will be put in the context of the current discussions on
Rio+20.
Les problèmes environnementaux liés au commerce international posent une série de
difficultés. L?un des principaux défis est le problème d?accès aux marchés internationaux
aussi bien pour les produits agricoles que pour les produits industriels. Ces défis se
manifestent concrètement à travers les subventions, les barrières techniques et les mesures
sanitaires et phytosanitaires, entre autres. La situation du continent est d?autant plus difficile
dans ce domaine, que peu de pays, sinon aucun, participent aux enceintes internationales
ENDA Tiers Monde
d?élaboration des normes et standards internationaux en matière environnementale.
Les règles qui naissent de ces processus ne sont pas toujours favorables à l?accès des
produits africains aux marchés des pays du Nord. Que ce soit pour les normes sanitaires ou
phytosanitaires ou encore pour l?écoétiquetage, les pays africains ont besoin d?une
assistance technique renforcée pour se garantir la mise en ?uvre technique des normes
internationales.
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
The Future We Want: Biodiversity in the Sustainable Development
Goals
Securing a sustainable and equitable future for all post-Rio+20
PreCom: APWLD- Voices from Asia Pacific: Just
and SD goals for women
PreCom: BioRegional
Development Group
PreCom: CBD- The Future We Want: Biodiversity
in Sust. Dev. Goals
PreCom: ENDA Tiers
Monde- Commerce Environnement &
Developpement
PreCom: Global 2000
(2012)- International Community Enabled
Sust Dev
PreCom: Ramsar
Convention- TEEB for Water and
Wetlands
PreCom
PrepCom: United Nations
University (UNU)
PreCom: World
Meteorological Organization (WMO)
Biological diversity underpins ecosystem functioning and provides for food security, human
health, the provision of clean air and water; it contributes to local livelihoods, and economic
development, and is essential for the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals,
including poverty reduction.
The Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020, adopted by the tenth meeting of the Conference
Secretariat of the
of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in 2010, and later endorsed by
Convention on Biological
the 66th session of the United Nations General Assembly, sets out a vision for a world of
Diversity (CBD)
"Living in harmony with nature" where "By 2050, biodiversity is valued, conserved, restored
and wisely used, maintaining ecosystem services, sustaining a healthy planet and delivering
benefits essential for all people."
The strategic plan and its vision represent a long-term plan that supports the three pillars of
sustainable development. The side event will outline these linkages and a vision for the way
forward.
This side event offers both inspiration and transferable learning from local, national and
international initiatives that are demonstrating a green economy in practice using the One
Planet Living sustainability approach, framework and 10 guiding principles.
In particular, Sustainable Development Goals and National Implementation Plans are being
considered as important outcomes of Rio+20. Therefore governments will explain how their
thinking is evolving with regard to developing and implementing SDGs and National Plans, and
how they see the links to civil society and business, and the One Planet Living framework.
BioRegional Development
Group
There will be a number of commitments being made by civil society, business and
governments for post- Rio+20 implementation:
Presentations and commitments will be made by the governments of Belgium, Colombia and
Kenya, multinational retailer Kingfisher plc, globally recognised planners and developers from
Portugal and China- Pelicano and China Merchants Property Developer (CMPD), South
America?s largest refridgeration supplier Imbera and international social enterprise
BioRegional.
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-2 (Riocentro)
ONU
Global efforts towards green economies and addressing poverty are sensitive to weather and
climate variability and change. Development targets are at risk as food production, food
security, disaster risk reduction, health epidemics, access to water, energy, tourism, etc., in
many countries are dominated by weather and climate. Use of scientifically sound climate
services can support better climate risk management, and in taking advantage of climate
opportunities to increase productivity and promote sustainable development.
15/06/2012
Contributing to the greening of economies and poverty alleviation
13:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
World Meteorological
There is a significant gap between needs for climate services and their current provision,
Organization (WMO)
particularly in least developed and developing countries. Present capabilities to provide climate
services do not exploit all we know about climate, and are not delivering their full potential
benefits. This event, organized by the World Meteorological Organization and partner UN
agencies will provide information on the contribution of the Global Framework for Climate
Services in support of greening of economies and poverty reduction
15/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-C (Riocentro)
It is expected that the Rio+20 Conference on Sustainable Development will lead to stronger
political commitment by countries, major groups and international organizations for forging a
credible institutional framework for a more sustainable development across the globe. Policies
and action plans need to be formulated to steer the mainstream economy towards a greener
path that can address the twin challenges of climate change and eradication of poverty.
However, we need more innovation capacity to generate tools and mechanisms to transform
broad concepts into practical results for the implementation of such commitments. This side
event will discuss how we can develop international mechanisms to boost the capacity of
societies to innovate in order to achieve the goals of sustainable development.
United Nations University
(UNU)
Global Governance Mechanisms for Boosting Green Innovation
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
Voices from Asia Pacific: Just and Sustainable Development Goals for
Women
TEEB for Water and Wetlands
This event will explore what a feminist, rights-based approach to development might look like.
It will consider possible rights-based, sustainable and just development goals particularly
relevant to Asia Pacific rural and indigenous women by assessing the progress and gaps for
the last 20 years. Despite rural and indigenous women of Asia Pacific being most affected by
unsustainable growth models of development, they are rarely the architects of global
development policies. Yet rural and indigenous women have significant knowledge around
sustainable practices and their development needs. This panel draws from a series of
consultations with rural and indigenous women of Asia Pacific to propose some development
indicators that are focused on the sustainable enjoyment of human rights where human rights
principles of equality, non-discrimination, participation and representation, transparency and
accountability, international cooperation and solidarity determine people?s development.
Asia Pacific Forum on
Women, Law and
Development (APWLD)
The Millennium ecosystem assessment (MA, 2005) presented a solid evidence base on the
loss of wetlands and associated loss of ecosystem services. This was a seminal piece of work,
Ramsar Convention
clarifying to the biodiversity community, and wider scientific establishment, the need for action.
There was, however, insufficient policy response.
This Side Event will provide an expert view from leading practitioners from the field of
sustainable mobility in developed countries and emerging economies, and will conclude with
proposals on including this topic in the outcome document of Rio+20. The Side Event will
International Union of
focus on sustainable transport in citites, to correspond to the secttion on citieis in the Zero
Railways (UIC)
Draft document. Partners are from the global public transport sector (metro, bus, railways),
project specialists and research institutes. This Side Event would offer delegates the
opportunity to cover all the key issues of sustainable mobility in cities in one single event.
Sustainable Transport in the Cities of the Future
15/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-E (Riocentro)
Sustainable Development index methodology-possible options
15/06/2012
Community Enabled Sustainable Development
13:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
During the Rio Summit in 1992 it was decided to develop a Sustainable Development Index in
the coming years. Countries and international organizations were invited to make their
contribution. This target has not been fully achieved during the last 20 year.
Several multi-stakeholders consultation processes conducted in Armenia within the framework
of Rio + 20 preparation, analysis of different thematic and assessment reports, including
Human development report and others. Experts? observations have revealed that those
assessments and statement on the progress achieved doesn?t necessarily reflect the
country?s reality.
Taking into consideration that Armenia was one of the first countries piloting calculation of SD
indexes, the Armenian Government decided to update the existing set of SD indicators and to
present the country?s approaches to the issue at the side-event during the RIO+20
Conference, based on its own experience and recent achievements across the globe.
Building the case for an integrated and collaborative model of Community Development for
Urban or Rural community upgrading. By making available: Capital through Micro-Financing,
Highly Efficient Housing with very low power requirements, Safe Water, Improved Food
Production, and Efficient Energy Systems communities can be upgraded and set on the path
to long term sustainability with income generating opportunities, low power consumption and
higher plant yields. Providing the tools for these mechanisms is the most effective way to
reduce poverty and change the living condition of families for generations. In this model the
community is provided the tools, technology, training, and skills needed to set a new direction
for their future
ARMENIA
Global 2000 (2012)
International
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
How to create an equitable and sustainable green economy
Commerce Environnement & Developpement
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
The Future We Want: Biodiversity in the Sustainable Development
Goals
Securing a sustainable and equitable future for all post-Rio+20
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
One of the main topics at the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Rio in June is
green economy. But what should a green economy include? And how can a green economy
lead to an equitable sustainable development? These two questions will be discussed at a side
event arranged by the Danish 92 Group, Oil Change International and a group of other NGO
representatives. The discussion will be lead by examining some of the key perspectives in the
Danish 92 Group
publication ?Building an Equitable Green Economy?publiced by the Danish 92 Group as an
input to Rio+20, which is identifying elements of the green economy as a tool for sustainable
development and provides a framework that assess the outcomes of Rio+20. Further, it
presents five working principles that will be put in the context of the current discussions on
Rio+20.
Les problèmes environnementaux liés au commerce international posent une série de
difficultés. L?un des principaux défis est le problème d?accès aux marchés internationaux
aussi bien pour les produits agricoles que pour les produits industriels. Ces défis se
manifestent concrètement à travers les subventions, les barrières techniques et les mesures
sanitaires et phytosanitaires, entre autres. La situation du continent est d?autant plus difficile
dans ce domaine, que peu de pays, sinon aucun, participent aux enceintes internationales
ENDA Tiers Monde
d?élaboration des normes et standards internationaux en matière environnementale.
Les règles qui naissent de ces processus ne sont pas toujours favorables à l?accès des
produits africains aux marchés des pays du Nord. Que ce soit pour les normes sanitaires ou
phytosanitaires ou encore pour l?écoétiquetage, les pays africains ont besoin d?une
assistance technique renforcée pour se garantir la mise en ?uvre technique des normes
internationales.
Biological diversity underpins ecosystem functioning and provides for food security, human
health, the provision of clean air and water; it contributes to local livelihoods, and economic
development, and is essential for the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals,
including poverty reduction.
The Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020, adopted by the tenth meeting of the Conference
Secretariat of the
of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in 2010, and later endorsed by
Convention on Biological
the 66th session of the United Nations General Assembly, sets out a vision for a world of
Diversity (CBD)
"Living in harmony with nature" where "By 2050, biodiversity is valued, conserved, restored
and wisely used, maintaining ecosystem services, sustaining a healthy planet and delivering
benefits essential for all people."
The strategic plan and its vision represent a long-term plan that supports the three pillars of
sustainable development. The side event will outline these linkages and a vision for the way
forward.
This side event offers both inspiration and transferable learning from local, national and
international initiatives that are demonstrating a green economy in practice using the One
Planet Living sustainability approach, framework and 10 guiding principles.
In particular, Sustainable Development Goals and National Implementation Plans are being
considered as important outcomes of Rio+20. Therefore governments will explain how their
thinking is evolving with regard to developing and implementing SDGs and National Plans, and
how they see the links to civil society and business, and the One Planet Living framework.
BioRegional Development
Group
There will be a number of commitments being made by civil society, business and
governments for post- Rio+20 implementation:
Presentations and commitments will be made by the governments of Belgium, Colombia and
Kenya, multinational retailer Kingfisher plc, globally recognised planners and developers from
Portugal and China- Pelicano and China Merchants Property Developer (CMPD), South
America?s largest refridgeration supplier Imbera and international social enterprise
BioRegional.
Global efforts towards green economies and addressing poverty are sensitive to weather and
climate variability and change. Development targets are at risk as food production, food
security, disaster risk reduction, health epidemics, access to water, energy, tourism, etc., in
many countries are dominated by weather and climate. Use of scientifically sound climate
services can support better climate risk management, and in taking advantage of climate
opportunities to increase productivity and promote sustainable development.
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
World Meteorological
There is a significant gap between needs for climate services and their current provision,
Organization (WMO)
particularly in least developed and developing countries. Present capabilities to provide climate
services do not exploit all we know about climate, and are not delivering their full potential
benefits. This event, organized by the World Meteorological Organization and partner UN
agencies will provide information on the contribution of the Global Framework for Climate
Services in support of greening of economies and poverty reduction
Contributing to the greening of economies and poverty alleviation
15/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-C (Riocentro)
It is expected that the Rio+20 Conference on Sustainable Development will lead to stronger
political commitment by countries, major groups and international organizations for forging a
credible institutional framework for a more sustainable development across the globe. Policies
and action plans need to be formulated to steer the mainstream economy towards a greener
path that can address the twin challenges of climate change and eradication of poverty.
However, we need more innovation capacity to generate tools and mechanisms to transform
broad concepts into practical results for the implementation of such commitments. This side
event will discuss how we can develop international mechanisms to boost the capacity of
societies to innovate in order to achieve the goals of sustainable development.
United Nations University
(UNU)
Global Governance Mechanisms for Boosting Green Innovation
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
Voices from Asia Pacific: Just and Sustainable Development Goals for
Women
TEEB for Water and Wetlands
This event will explore what a feminist, rights-based approach to development might look like.
It will consider possible rights-based, sustainable and just development goals particularly
relevant to Asia Pacific rural and indigenous women by assessing the progress and gaps for
the last 20 years. Despite rural and indigenous women of Asia Pacific being most affected by
unsustainable growth models of development, they are rarely the architects of global
development policies. Yet rural and indigenous women have significant knowledge around
sustainable practices and their development needs. This panel draws from a series of
consultations with rural and indigenous women of Asia Pacific to propose some development
indicators that are focused on the sustainable enjoyment of human rights where human rights
principles of equality, non-discrimination, participation and representation, transparency and
accountability, international cooperation and solidarity determine people?s development.
Asia Pacific Forum on
Women, Law and
Development (APWLD)
The Millennium ecosystem assessment (MA, 2005) presented a solid evidence base on the
loss of wetlands and associated loss of ecosystem services. This was a seminal piece of work,
Ramsar Convention
clarifying to the biodiversity community, and wider scientific establishment, the need for action.
There was, however, insufficient policy response.
This Side Event will provide an expert view from leading practitioners from the field of
sustainable mobility in developed countries and emerging economies, and will conclude with
proposals on including this topic in the outcome document of Rio+20. The Side Event will
International Union of
focus on sustainable transport in citites, to correspond to the secttion on citieis in the Zero
Railways (UIC)
Draft document. Partners are from the global public transport sector (metro, bus, railways),
project specialists and research institutes. This Side Event would offer delegates the
opportunity to cover all the key issues of sustainable mobility in cities in one single event.
Sustainable Transport in the Cities of the Future
15/06/2012
Sustainable Development index methodology-possible options
13:30:00
P3-E (Riocentro)
During the Rio Summit in 1992 it was decided to develop a Sustainable Development Index in
the coming years. Countries and international organizations were invited to make their
contribution. This target has not been fully achieved during the last 20 year.
Several multi-stakeholders consultation processes conducted in Armenia within the framework
of Rio + 20 preparation, analysis of different thematic and assessment reports, including
Human development report and others. Experts? observations have revealed that those
assessments and statement on the progress achieved doesn?t necessarily reflect the
country?s reality.
Taking into consideration that Armenia was one of the first countries piloting calculation of SD
indexes, the Armenian Government decided to update the existing set of SD indicators and to
present the country?s approaches to the issue at the side-event during the RIO+20
Conference, based on its own experience and recent achievements across the globe.
ARMENIA
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
Building the case for an integrated and collaborative model of Community Development for
Urban or Rural community upgrading. By making available: Capital through Micro-Financing,
Highly Efficient Housing with very low power requirements, Safe Water, Improved Food
Production, and Efficient Energy Systems communities can be upgraded and set on the path
to long term sustainability with income generating opportunities, low power consumption and
higher plant yields. Providing the tools for these mechanisms is the most effective way to
reduce poverty and change the living condition of families for generations. In this model the
community is provided the tools, technology, training, and skills needed to set a new direction
for their future
Global 2000 (2012)
International
Community Enabled Sustainable Development
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
How to create an equitable and sustainable green economy
Commerce Environnement & Developpement
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
The Future We Want: Biodiversity in the Sustainable Development
Goals
Securing a sustainable and equitable future for all post-Rio+20
15/06/2012
13:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
One of the main topics at the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Rio in June is
green economy. But what should a green economy include? And how can a green economy
lead to an equitable sustainable development? These two questions will be discussed at a side
event arranged by the Danish 92 Group, Oil Change International and a group of other NGO
representatives. The discussion will be lead by examining some of the key perspectives in the
Danish 92 Group
publication ?Building an Equitable Green Economy?publiced by the Danish 92 Group as an
input to Rio+20, which is identifying elements of the green economy as a tool for sustainable
development and provides a framework that assess the outcomes of Rio+20. Further, it
presents five working principles that will be put in the context of the current discussions on
Rio+20.
Les problèmes environnementaux liés au commerce international posent une série de
difficultés. L?un des principaux défis est le problème d?accès aux marchés internationaux
aussi bien pour les produits agricoles que pour les produits industriels. Ces défis se
manifestent concrètement à travers les subventions, les barrières techniques et les mesures
sanitaires et phytosanitaires, entre autres. La situation du continent est d?autant plus difficile
dans ce domaine, que peu de pays, sinon aucun, participent aux enceintes internationales
ENDA Tiers Monde
d?élaboration des normes et standards internationaux en matière environnementale.
Les règles qui naissent de ces processus ne sont pas toujours favorables à l?accès des
produits africains aux marchés des pays du Nord. Que ce soit pour les normes sanitaires ou
phytosanitaires ou encore pour l?écoétiquetage, les pays africains ont besoin d?une
assistance technique renforcée pour se garantir la mise en ?uvre technique des normes
internationales.
Biological diversity underpins ecosystem functioning and provides for food security, human
health, the provision of clean air and water; it contributes to local livelihoods, and economic
development, and is essential for the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals,
including poverty reduction.
The Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020, adopted by the tenth meeting of the Conference
Secretariat of the
of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in 2010, and later endorsed by
Convention on Biological
the 66th session of the United Nations General Assembly, sets out a vision for a world of
Diversity (CBD)
"Living in harmony with nature" where "By 2050, biodiversity is valued, conserved, restored
and wisely used, maintaining ecosystem services, sustaining a healthy planet and delivering
benefits essential for all people."
The strategic plan and its vision represent a long-term plan that supports the three pillars of
sustainable development. The side event will outline these linkages and a vision for the way
forward.
This side event offers both inspiration and transferable learning from local, national and
international initiatives that are demonstrating a green economy in practice using the One
Planet Living sustainability approach, framework and 10 guiding principles.
In particular, Sustainable Development Goals and National Implementation Plans are being
considered as important outcomes of Rio+20. Therefore governments will explain how their
thinking is evolving with regard to developing and implementing SDGs and National Plans, and
how they see the links to civil society and business, and the One Planet Living framework.
BioRegional Development
Group
There will be a number of commitments being made by civil society, business and
governments for post- Rio+20 implementation:
Presentations and commitments will be made by the governments of Belgium, Colombia and
Kenya, multinational retailer Kingfisher plc, globally recognised planners and developers from
Portugal and China- Pelicano and China Merchants Property Developer (CMPD), South
America?s largest refridgeration supplier Imbera and international social enterprise
BioRegional.
Uma Nova Terra e possivel... mas depende de nossas escolhas
Liderança para a Sustentabilidade
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15/06/2012
14:00:00
14:00:00
MAM
Aterro do Flamengo
Oportunidades da Economia Verde em Pernambuco
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Ação da Cidadanai Global pelo Desenvolvimento Sustentável e
contra a destruição da Terra
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Raw Materials Initiative, políticas UE y TLCs
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Por uma cultura da natureza e do ser humano
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Atividade Autogestionada de Articulação
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
SEMINÁRIO BOAS PRÁTICAS
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
I Encontro das Juventudes Anticapitalistas na Cúpula dos Povos
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
HABITAÇÃO
A violação diária dos direitos humanos sociais e ambientas nas
favelas
Experiencias de cooperação entre o trabalho tecnico em
urbanismo e a luta social das populações locais pela
preservação dos ambientes naturais e dos ambientes culturais
em unidades de conservação no Rio de Janeiro.
Seminário A Psicologia e o Compromisso com a Construção do
Bem Comum
Compartiendo caminos de lucha, de la resistencia a la propuesta.
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Prosa Rocinha na Crista da Onda( Roda de Conversa)
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
As Culturas Populares e Tradicionais como Paradigmas para o
Desenvolvimento Sustentável
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Empowering youth for socio-ecological alternatives
Plenária da Campanha pelo direito à comunicação e à liberdade
de expressão para todos/as, em defesa de um novo marco
regulatório para as comunicações
Uma jornada que passará por diferentes soluções planetárias para a crise econômica,
ambiental, política e acima de tudo a crise da consciência, mostrando que tudo que
precisamos para transformar o planeta já está disponível, só precisamos aplicar elas na
prática e enxergar tudo de uma forma sagrada.
A palestra tem o objetivo de capacitar e estimular empresários de MPE às novas exigências
de mercado, bem como a importância da sustentabilidade em todo o processo de
atendimento. Discorrerá ainda sobre os grandes temas da sustentabilidade empresarial, bem
Palestrante: Ricardo
como os seus desafios apontando que a liderança, na perspectiva da sustentabilidade, avalia,
Voltolini
minimiza ou até elimina impactos negativos no negócio.
A partir da contextualização do processo de desenvolvimento em curso em Pernambuco, se
destacará as estratégias de planejamento integrado e visão sistêmica frente as novas áreas
da economia verde no Estado, enfatizando as políticas ambientais, a atuação em rede, as
novas tecnologias, a implementação das unidades de conservação e os novos
empreendimentos sustentáveis. Destaque será dado para o projeto de lei Pernambuco
Sustentável que tem como objetivo estimular a eficiência de gestão nas áreas hídrica e
energética, oferecendo incentivos fiscais para projetos relacionados a fontes de energia
renováveis. Evento aberto ao público. Palestrantes: Sérgio Luis de Carvalho Xavier –
Secretário de Meio Ambiente e Sustentabilidade do Estado de Pernambuco.
SEBRAE
Sérgio Luis de Carvalho
Xavier
Secretaria de Meio
Ambiente e
Sustentabilidade do Estado
de Pernambuco
Ação da Cidadania Contra
a Fome a Miséria e pela
Vida
Ass. Cat. Enginyeria Sense
Fronteres
Associação Cultural Jose
Marti de Minas Gerais
Associação dos Indios Tupi
Guarani e Guarani Awá
Ropedju
COAAFI - COOPERATIVA
DOS AGENTES
AMBIENTAIS DE FOZ DO
IGUAÇU
Coletivo Nacional Levante!
COMFRAG
(COMUNIDADE
FRATERNAL DE
GUAIANASES)
Comitê Social de Favelas
para a Rio+20
Conselho de Arquitetura e
Urbanismo do Rio de
Janeiro - CAURJ
Conselho Federal de
Psicologia
Convergencia de
movimientos sociales delos
pueblos de America
EYES
FNDC - Fórum Nacional
pela Democratização da
Comunicação
FÓRUM CULTURAL DA
ROCINHA
Fórum para as Culturas
Populares e Tradicionais
Planeta Juventude em Ação
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Fórum Popular Permanente
de Defesa da Criança e do
Adolescente do Estado do
Rio de Janeiro e Fórum
Estadual Juventude
Carioca em Ação
EMPODERAMIENTO DE GENERO
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Fundación Socio Ambiental
No Existe el Planeta B.
Climate Change and Human Rights
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Oficina de Empreendedorismo Social e Liderança no Mundo do
Trabalho
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Bancos de desenvolvimento: Qual é seu papel,? um olhar critico
e comparado
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Ibase, MST, MAB,
Plataforma Bndes, Amazon
Wacth International,
International Rivers
Lançamento da Rede Brasileira da Carta da Terra
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Instituto Democracia e
Sustentabiliodade
Ciclo de testemunha
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Instituto Inskiran de
Formação Superior Indígena
Como desenvolver cidades com praticas sustentáveis?
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Direitos Humanos,Justiça Social e Meio Ambiente Sustentável
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Reigning in the power of money and finance: Transforming it to
work for social and environmental justice; Transformemos el
reinado del dinero y las finanzas en justicia social y ambiental.
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
FAVELAS: SINAL DE TRANSFORMAÇÃO NO ESPAÇO
URBANO
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Defense of the Commons against Mercantilization
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Roda de conversa sobre a Invisibilidade do povo negro, durante
o lançamento da revista Espelho Negro
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Pontão Setecidades
Aterro do Flamengo
REDE DE PESQUISAS EM
NANOTECNOLOGIA,
SOCIEDADE E MEIO
AMBIENTE RENANOSOMA
Rede Latino-Americana de
Organizaçoes Nao
Governamentais de
Pessoas com Deficiencia e
suas Familias
NANOTECNOLOGIA, JUSTICA SOCIAL E AMBIENTAL /
NANOTECHNOLOGY, SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL
JUSTICE
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Deficiencia, Acessibilidade e Desenvolvimento Sustentavel
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
NEGRAS E NEGROS COMPARTILHANDO O PODER
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
roda de conversa
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Integração socioambiental das entidades de pesca do Estado
do Rio de Janeiro
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Debate
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Geneva Interfaith Forum on
Climate, Environment and
Human Rights
GT Mulher - Mundo das
Mulheres
Juventude Socialista
Brasileira
LASSALL-Laboratório de
Serviço Social e Novos
Projetos Societários na
América Latina-UFF
LATINDADD, Red
Latinoamericana sobre
Deuda, Desarrollo y
Derecho
MDF- Movimento de Defsa
dis Favelados
Partnership for Democratic
Governance
UNEGRO - UNIÃO DE
NEGROS PELA
IGUALDADE
União Brasileira de
Mulheres, nucleo Nova
Iguaçú
Uniao das Entidades de
Pesca e Aquicultura do
Estado do Rio de Janeiro
Unidade de Mobilização
Nacional pela Anistia
Oficina da UPMS: Saúde, sustentabilidade e bien vivir
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Universidade Popular dos
Movimentos Sociais
Exposição de artes, Depòte,esportes e dança, Debate sobre
politica economia e sociedade haitiana- Musica video e
apresentação do Vodou (religiãio predominante do Haiti)
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Viva Rio Viva Comunidade
e Viva Favela
As Experiências dos Movimentos Sociais na Promoção da
Equidade em Saúde
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Movimentos Sociais pela
Promoção da Equidade em
Saúde
Forum: Mineração: criando espaços de resolução de conflitos
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Forum: Dialógos sustentáveis - Caminhos para a Economia
Verde (Arapyau/ Funbio)
Oficina teatral- Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Casa da Gávea
Jogos Dramáticos. Tema: Cotidiano
15/06/2012
14:00:00
CASA DA GÁVEA
TECNOLOGIAS SUSTENTÁVEIS PARA CONTROLE,
OPERAÇÃO E GESTÃO DE SISTEMAS ELETRICOS EM
TEMPO REAL
15/06/2012
14:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Iniciativa Rio+20 da AICESIS
15/06/2012
14:15:00
Confederação Nacional do
Comércio
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
Luisa Thiré reunirá alunos e ex alunos da Casa da Gávea (onde ministra oficinas de teatro
para adolescentes há 15 anos), para um mergulho teatral. Cenas, esquetes, stand ups, em
torno do tema " Cotidiano". Jogos dramáticos com a criação e participação da plateia numa
divertida e coletiva reflexão sobre o dia a dia." Entrada Franca
Fundação Roberto Marinho
Fundação Roberto Marinho
Movimento Imagina Rio
Luisa Thiré reunirá alunos e ex alunos da Casa da Gávea (onde ministra oficinas de teatro
para adolescentes há 15 anos), para um mergulho teatral. Cenas, esquetes, stand ups, em
torno do tema " Cotidiano". Jogos dramáticos com a criação e participação da plateia numa
divertida e coletiva reflexao sobre o dia a dia.
TECNOLOGIAS SUSTENTÁVEIS PARA CONTROLE, OPERAÇÃO E GESTÃO DE
SISTEMAS ELETRICOS EM TEMPO REAL
O Conselho de Desenvolvimento Econômico e Social da Presidência da República (CDES)
convida para participação nos debates
RAUL BALBI SOLLERO
ELETROBRAS
O Conselho de
Desenvolvimento
Econômico e Social da
Presidência da República
AMB+AMNB+AFM
Território Global das Mulheres
15/06/2012
15:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Forum: Orquestra Sonidos dela Tierra
15/06/2012
15:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
15/06/2012
15:00:00
15/06/2012
15/06/2012
15/06/2012
15/06/2012
15/06/2012
15:00:00
15:00:00
15:00:00
15:00:00
15:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
P3-2 (Riocentro)
P3-5 (Riocentro)
P3-4 (Riocentro)
T-6 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
15:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
15/06/2012
15:15:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Cnferencia nacional dos
bispos do brasil
15/06/2012
15:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Articulação Nacional de
Agroecologia (ANA) - Brasil
Exposiição de fotografia Ópera de Acarí - Ocupação ABC
Urbana www.imaginario.etc.br
Lançamento Selo Rio+20
PreCom: Plenary
PreCom: G77- on UNCSD [cl]
PreCom: Mission of Australia- Informal meeting
PrepCom: Mission of Brazil - Informal Meeting
TECNOLOGIAS SUSTENTÁVEIS PARA SISTEMAS DE
DISTRIBUIÇÃO DE ENERGIA ELÉTRICA
Mesa de dialogo com os lideres religiosos
Seminário Internacional,Por Mudanças Radicais: Agricultura
Familiar Camponesa e Agroecologia como Alternativa à Crise do
Sistema Agroalimentar Industrial
Sem justiça social e ambiental não há futuro
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
Mostra de fotografias dos alunos do Centro Popular Ópera de Acari - Entrada Franca
Fundação Roberto Marinho
Movimento Imagina Rio
Lançamento Selo Rio+20
CORREIOS
ONU
ONU
ONU
ONU
TECNOLOGIAS SUSTENTÁVEIS PARA SISTEMAS DE DISTRIBUIÇÃO DE ENERGIA
ELÉTRICA
ELETROBRAS
15/06/2012
15:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Fórum da Igualdade
International Forum on Mining, Climate Change and People’s
Movement
15/06/2012
15:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Kalikasan Peoples Network
for the Environment
As importâncias do Código Florestal
15/06/2012
15:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Núcleo Código Florestal Rio
Claro
El rol de las organizaciones sociales en el cambio de paradigma
en Amériica Latina
15/06/2012
15:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Red Social Argentina para
el Desarrollo Sustentable
en marcha hacia Río + 20
Inscrições limitadas (rsvp@rio-20.org) : Como as instituições de ensino devem atuar na
formação ou no desenvolvimento de seus alunos / profissionais diante da economia verde?
Painel 1: Conteúdo Verde - Educação para Transição
15/06/2012
15:30:00
Planetário da Gávea
Painel 2: Preparando Líderes Verdes
15/06/2012
15:30:00
Planetário da Gávea
ABRH
Inscrições limitadas (rsvp@rio-20.org) : Qual deve ser o perfil dos líderes e quais
competências eles devem ter? Como o RH deve atuar para formar novos líderes dentro da
nova ordem de economia verde?
ABRH
RICARDO PENIDO
Ancora: Thereza Abrãao Consultora de Educação do
Banco Santander e Diretora
de Sustentabilidade da
ABRH - Nacional e outros.
Ancora: Elaine Saad - Vice
Presidente da Diretoria
Executiva da ABRH Nacional e outros.
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
Integrating the social dimensions of green economy into policy
Connecting the dots: science, the IPCC and the policy picture
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
On Right to Water, Green Economy and Right based approaches to
Sustainable Development
The preparatory process for Rio+20 has called for renewed attention to the social dimensions
of development. However, the green economy and sustainable development debates have
largely been dominated by economic and environmental concerns. This side event brings
together policy-relevant lessons from recent research by UNRISD, UNESCO and ISSC with a
focus on how narratives both reflect and shape social change. Sustainability calls for
judgements about connections between heterogeneous beings linked by diffuse and uncertain
connections. Achieving sustainability depends on a strong knowledge base, effectively
deployed, but it cannot be thought of purely in technical or epistemic terms. What is required is
a reflexive relation between agents accepting responsibility for the very long-term effects of
their actions and the non-humans and systems to which they relate. Sustainability thus calls
into question both identity and orientation in the world. This means that sustainability cannot be
achieved without being imagined, and cannot be imagined without being inscribed in
narratives. The side event will focus on an alternative narrative of sustainable development
emphasizing the gaps and barriers that need to be overcome in order for the social dimensions
Policy-makers need to base their decisions on firm foundations. This is particularly important
when addressing complex environmental, economic and social issues such as climate change.
The IPCC was founded in 1988 to prepare a comprehensive and unbiased assessment of the
risks of anthropogenic climate change, which provided the basis for the United Nations
Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and it continues to provide scientific
and technical information to support the Convention. The importance of IPCC assessments for
the UNFCCC was highlighted in the Durban decisions and the IPCC?s rigorous assessment
process has become a template for science-based assessments work. Besides
comprehensive assessment reports, the IPCC produces special reports on emerging and other
issues relevant for policy implementation and risk management at a country level. An
examination of two recent special reports will take two of the key themes of the Conference,
disaster risk reduction and energy, as examples.
United Nations Research
Institute for Social
Development (UNRISD)
Intergovernmental Panel on
Climate Change (IPCC)
The planet is facing multiple environmental crises and many of them mediated through water.
The escalating water challenges result in human communities without access to water for their
basic livelihood needs and ecosystems and species that suffer destruction and extinction.
Globalized industrial agri-food systems are a big part of the problem. An essential component
of effective, sustainable water governance is right to water ? right to water to meet the basic
Institute for Agriculture and
needs of people and to help ensure ecosystem sustenance locally. By contrast, our
Trade Policy (IATP)
environmental laws permit a ?race to the bottom? system that legalizes pollution and overdiversion. Legal recognition of rights of people, waterways, and species to water for life and
well-being is necessary, to help guide new governance systems that encourage respectful use
of water rather than a system that is based on commodification of nature, to ensure the
security of current and future generations of people and species.
"Biodiversity markets are on [the] trajectory from futuristic to unremarkable." - State of
Biodiversity Markets (2010)
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
FORES presents the results of their report ?Using markets to supply ecosystem services: how
to make it happen and invites a broader discussion on the opportunities and challenges of
using environmental markets to improve the supply of ES.
Using markets to supply ecosystem services: how to make it happen?
15/06/2012
Engaging the private sector and catalysing change: a focus on REDD+
The need to protect ecosystem services (ES) is well recognised, but existing approaches have
failed to stem their decline. One option is to rely on a market to 'price' these valuable services Forum for Reforms
and provide a more sustainable level. Which ecosystem services are best fitted for market
Entrepreneurship and
based measures, and what principles should the measures rely on?
Sustainability (FORES)
15:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
Natural capital - our ecosystems, biodiversity and natural resources - is fundamental to the
wellbeing and sustainable development of our societies. The annual value of services provided
by nature is in the trillions of dollars. Too often, however, financial capital is deployed against
natural capital, destroying long-term sustainability of our environment, as well as the human
economy.
Institute for Conservation
and Sustainable
The side event will discuss the impacts that the ?business-as-usual? economic model is
Development of Amazonas
having on the planet?s ecosystems, people and biodiversity, as well as innovative ways for
? IDESAM
engaging private in forest conservation and land based sustainable activities. The barriers to
shifting from today?s model to one in which natural capital is more accurately valued will be
examined, as will potential pathways towards positive transformation and examples of private
sector leadership and potential for replication and scale.
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
ONU
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
What Comes Next? An Interactive Dialogue on Youth Movements
Beyond Rio
Framing SD Policy Dialogues: A Well-Prepared Society
PreCom: IATP
PreCom: IDESAMEngaging
the private sector and
catalysing change
PreCom: Intergovernmental Panel
on Climate Change (IPCC)
PreCom: SustainUSWhat
Comes Next? An Interactive
Dialogue on Youth
PreCom: UNRISDsocial
dimensions of green economy into
policy
PreCom: Worldview
Impact Foundation- Framing SD Policy
Dialogues
PreCom: Brazil- Low
Carbon Agriculture
PreCom: Carbon
Disclosure Project
PreCom: Centre for
Environment Education
PreCom: Centre for
International Sustainable Development
Law (CISDL)
PreCom: Centre for
International Sustainable Development
Law (CISDL)
PreCom: IISD- Green procurement: Cross cutting
for green gowth
PreCom: UNODCNatural
resources crimes a challenge to
sust. dev.
15/06/2012
Integrating the social dimensions of green economy into policy
How can youth capture international momentum toward Rio+20 and cultivate innovative action
that builds upon the achievements of Rio+20, while working to address its potential
SustainUS
shortcomings? To begin answering this question, this side event will engage young leaders
from around the world to share their successes, as well as their concerns, ideas and visions
for achieving The Future We Want.
Twenty-first century challenges to global environmental security will require an unprecedented
solidarity of purpose and concert of action from a well-prepared global society. Policy-makers
are in a position to decide what to do and when to act based upon available evidence and their
beliefs about the risks and benefits of a green economy strategy, including the development of
institutional frameworks on sustainable development. Currently, we are using 19th and 20th
century approaches and models to address 21st century issues. In order to increase the
Worldview Impact
responsive capacity of nation states based upon 21st century models, then governance
Foundation
structures for sustainable development must be created as "learning systems" to understand
what is working, what is not, what are the potential options. A successful outcome from Rio+20
would be a systems-wide framework that engages the public where attempts to meliorate one
issue can alter or even exacerbate the impacts of another.
15:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
ONU
The preparatory process for Rio+20 has called for renewed attention to the social dimensions
of development. However, the green economy and sustainable development debates have
largely been dominated by economic and environmental concerns. This side event brings
together policy-relevant lessons from recent research by UNRISD, UNESCO and ISSC with a
focus on how narratives both reflect and shape social change. Sustainability calls for
judgements about connections between heterogeneous beings linked by diffuse and uncertain United Nations Research
connections. Achieving sustainability depends on a strong knowledge base, effectively
Institute for Social
deployed, but it cannot be thought of purely in technical or epistemic terms. What is required is Development (UNRISD)
a reflexive relation between agents accepting responsibility for the very long-term effects of
their actions and the non-humans and systems to which they relate. Sustainability thus calls
into question both identity and orientation in the world. This means that sustainability cannot be
achieved without being imagined, and cannot be imagined without being inscribed in
narratives. The side event will focus on an alternative narrative of sustainable development
emphasizing the gaps and barriers that need to be overcome in order for the social dimensions
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
Policy-makers need to base their decisions on firm foundations. This is particularly important
when addressing complex environmental, economic and social issues such as climate change.
The IPCC was founded in 1988 to prepare a comprehensive and unbiased assessment of the
risks of anthropogenic climate change, which provided the basis for the United Nations
Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and it continues to provide scientific
and technical information to support the Convention. The importance of IPCC assessments for Intergovernmental Panel on
the UNFCCC was highlighted in the Durban decisions and the IPCC?s rigorous assessment
Climate Change (IPCC)
process has become a template for science-based assessments work. Besides
comprehensive assessment reports, the IPCC produces special reports on emerging and other
issues relevant for policy implementation and risk management at a country level. An
examination of two recent special reports will take two of the key themes of the Conference,
disaster risk reduction and energy, as examples.
T-3 (Riocentro)
The planet is facing multiple environmental crises and many of them mediated through water.
The escalating water challenges result in human communities without access to water for their
basic livelihood needs and ecosystems and species that suffer destruction and extinction.
Globalized industrial agri-food systems are a big part of the problem. An essential component
of effective, sustainable water governance is right to water ? right to water to meet the basic
Institute for Agriculture and
needs of people and to help ensure ecosystem sustenance locally. By contrast, our
Trade Policy (IATP)
environmental laws permit a ?race to the bottom? system that legalizes pollution and overdiversion. Legal recognition of rights of people, waterways, and species to water for life and
well-being is necessary, to help guide new governance systems that encourage respectful use
of water rather than a system that is based on commodification of nature, to ensure the
security of current and future generations of people and species.
Connecting the dots: science, the IPCC and the policy picture
15/06/2012
15:30:00
On Right to Water, Green Economy and Right based approaches to
Sustainable Development
"Biodiversity markets are on [the] trajectory from futuristic to unremarkable." - State of
Biodiversity Markets (2010)
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
FORES presents the results of their report ?Using markets to supply ecosystem services: how
to make it happen and invites a broader discussion on the opportunities and challenges of
using environmental markets to improve the supply of ES.
Using markets to supply ecosystem services: how to make it happen?
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
Natural capital - our ecosystems, biodiversity and natural resources - is fundamental to the
wellbeing and sustainable development of our societies. The annual value of services provided
by nature is in the trillions of dollars. Too often, however, financial capital is deployed against
natural capital, destroying long-term sustainability of our environment, as well as the human
economy.
Institute for Conservation
and Sustainable
The side event will discuss the impacts that the ?business-as-usual? economic model is
Development of Amazonas
having on the planet?s ecosystems, people and biodiversity, as well as innovative ways for
? IDESAM
engaging private in forest conservation and land based sustainable activities. The barriers to
shifting from today?s model to one in which natural capital is more accurately valued will be
examined, as will potential pathways towards positive transformation and examples of private
sector leadership and potential for replication and scale.
T-3 (Riocentro)
How can youth capture international momentum toward Rio+20 and cultivate innovative action
that builds upon the achievements of Rio+20, while working to address its potential
shortcomings? To begin answering this question, this side event will engage young leaders
from around the world to share their successes, as well as their concerns, ideas and visions
for achieving The Future We Want.
Engaging the private sector and catalysing change: a focus on REDD+
15/06/2012
What Comes Next? An Interactive Dialogue on Youth Movements
Beyond Rio
The need to protect ecosystem services (ES) is well recognised, but existing approaches have
failed to stem their decline. One option is to rely on a market to 'price' these valuable services Forum for Reforms
and provide a more sustainable level. Which ecosystem services are best fitted for market
Entrepreneurship and
based measures, and what principles should the measures rely on?
Sustainability (FORES)
15:30:00
SustainUS
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
Twenty-first century challenges to global environmental security will require an unprecedented
solidarity of purpose and concert of action from a well-prepared global society. Policy-makers
are in a position to decide what to do and when to act based upon available evidence and their
beliefs about the risks and benefits of a green economy strategy, including the development of
institutional frameworks on sustainable development. Currently, we are using 19th and 20th
century approaches and models to address 21st century issues. In order to increase the
Worldview Impact
responsive capacity of nation states based upon 21st century models, then governance
Foundation
structures for sustainable development must be created as "learning systems" to understand
what is working, what is not, what are the potential options. A successful outcome from Rio+20
would be a systems-wide framework that engages the public where attempts to meliorate one
issue can alter or even exacerbate the impacts of another.
Framing SD Policy Dialogues: A Well-Prepared Society
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
Integrating the social dimensions of green economy into policy
Connecting the dots: science, the IPCC and the policy picture
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
On Right to Water, Green Economy and Right based approaches to
Sustainable Development
The preparatory process for Rio+20 has called for renewed attention to the social dimensions
of development. However, the green economy and sustainable development debates have
largely been dominated by economic and environmental concerns. This side event brings
together policy-relevant lessons from recent research by UNRISD, UNESCO and ISSC with a
focus on how narratives both reflect and shape social change. Sustainability calls for
judgements about connections between heterogeneous beings linked by diffuse and uncertain
connections. Achieving sustainability depends on a strong knowledge base, effectively
deployed, but it cannot be thought of purely in technical or epistemic terms. What is required is
a reflexive relation between agents accepting responsibility for the very long-term effects of
their actions and the non-humans and systems to which they relate. Sustainability thus calls
into question both identity and orientation in the world. This means that sustainability cannot be
achieved without being imagined, and cannot be imagined without being inscribed in
narratives. The side event will focus on an alternative narrative of sustainable development
emphasizing the gaps and barriers that need to be overcome in order for the social dimensions
Policy-makers need to base their decisions on firm foundations. This is particularly important
when addressing complex environmental, economic and social issues such as climate change.
The IPCC was founded in 1988 to prepare a comprehensive and unbiased assessment of the
risks of anthropogenic climate change, which provided the basis for the United Nations
Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and it continues to provide scientific
and technical information to support the Convention. The importance of IPCC assessments for
the UNFCCC was highlighted in the Durban decisions and the IPCC?s rigorous assessment
process has become a template for science-based assessments work. Besides
comprehensive assessment reports, the IPCC produces special reports on emerging and other
issues relevant for policy implementation and risk management at a country level. An
examination of two recent special reports will take two of the key themes of the Conference,
disaster risk reduction and energy, as examples.
United Nations Research
Institute for Social
Development (UNRISD)
Intergovernmental Panel on
Climate Change (IPCC)
The planet is facing multiple environmental crises and many of them mediated through water.
The escalating water challenges result in human communities without access to water for their
basic livelihood needs and ecosystems and species that suffer destruction and extinction.
Globalized industrial agri-food systems are a big part of the problem. An essential component
of effective, sustainable water governance is right to water ? right to water to meet the basic
Institute for Agriculture and
needs of people and to help ensure ecosystem sustenance locally. By contrast, our
Trade Policy (IATP)
environmental laws permit a ?race to the bottom? system that legalizes pollution and overdiversion. Legal recognition of rights of people, waterways, and species to water for life and
well-being is necessary, to help guide new governance systems that encourage respectful use
of water rather than a system that is based on commodification of nature, to ensure the
security of current and future generations of people and species.
"Biodiversity markets are on [the] trajectory from futuristic to unremarkable." - State of
Biodiversity Markets (2010)
15/06/2012
Using markets to supply ecosystem services: how to make it happen?
15:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
The need to protect ecosystem services (ES) is well recognised, but existing approaches have
failed to stem their decline. One option is to rely on a market to 'price' these valuable services Forum for Reforms
and provide a more sustainable level. Which ecosystem services are best fitted for market
Entrepreneurship and
based measures, and what principles should the measures rely on?
Sustainability (FORES)
FORES presents the results of their report ?Using markets to supply ecosystem services: how
to make it happen and invites a broader discussion on the opportunities and challenges of
using environmental markets to improve the supply of ES.
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
Engaging the private sector and catalysing change: a focus on REDD+
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
15:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
What Comes Next? An Interactive Dialogue on Youth Movements
Beyond Rio
Natural capital - our ecosystems, biodiversity and natural resources - is fundamental to the
wellbeing and sustainable development of our societies. The annual value of services provided
by nature is in the trillions of dollars. Too often, however, financial capital is deployed against
natural capital, destroying long-term sustainability of our environment, as well as the human
economy.
Institute for Conservation
and Sustainable
The side event will discuss the impacts that the ?business-as-usual? economic model is
Development of Amazonas
having on the planet?s ecosystems, people and biodiversity, as well as innovative ways for
? IDESAM
engaging private in forest conservation and land based sustainable activities. The barriers to
shifting from today?s model to one in which natural capital is more accurately valued will be
examined, as will potential pathways towards positive transformation and examples of private
sector leadership and potential for replication and scale.
How can youth capture international momentum toward Rio+20 and cultivate innovative action
that builds upon the achievements of Rio+20, while working to address its potential
SustainUS
shortcomings? To begin answering this question, this side event will engage young leaders
from around the world to share their successes, as well as their concerns, ideas and visions
for achieving The Future We Want.
Twenty-first century challenges to global environmental security will require an unprecedented
solidarity of purpose and concert of action from a well-prepared global society. Policy-makers
are in a position to decide what to do and when to act based upon available evidence and their
beliefs about the risks and benefits of a green economy strategy, including the development of
institutional frameworks on sustainable development. Currently, we are using 19th and 20th
century approaches and models to address 21st century issues. In order to increase the
Worldview Impact
responsive capacity of nation states based upon 21st century models, then governance
Foundation
structures for sustainable development must be created as "learning systems" to understand
what is working, what is not, what are the potential options. A successful outcome from Rio+20
would be a systems-wide framework that engages the public where attempts to meliorate one
issue can alter or even exacerbate the impacts of another.
Framing SD Policy Dialogues: A Well-Prepared Society
Resíduos podem ser valiosos
Lançamento da Coletânea do Ciclo de Palestras e Debates para
a Rio+20
15/06/2012
15/06/2012
16:00:00
16:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Parque dos Atletas
Encontros Para a Conquista
15/06/2012
16:00:00
MAM
Responsabilidade Social "Vila Chocolatão"
15/06/2012
16:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Sessão VÍDEO-SHOW
15/06/2012
16:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Valorização dos resíduos – a parceria internacional em Borås baseia-se na cooperação entre
as universidades, Conselho Municipal e negócios em um conceito de hélice tripla. Este
conceito tem sido um elemento-chave na cidade de Borås, Suécia, para estabelecer uma
gestão sustentável de resíduos, com apenas um por cento dos resíduos sendo colocado em
aterros. Nesta cooperação, o conceito de tripla hélice é o elemento-chave, bem como para os
nossos parceiros cidades/países. Este contribui para uma solução sustentável a longo prazo
para a gestão de resíduos, começando por educar a competência local, através de
mapeamento e planejamento, até a construção e garantia de qualidade. O conceito se
estende para além do simples lançamento de instalações adaptadas para as necessidades
locais, para assegurar o funcionamento contínuo. Evento aberto ao público. Palestrantes:
Jessica Magnusson (SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden)
Considerando a importância da Rio+20, foram elencados 5 eixos de discussões nas 5 regiões
do País: Biomas, Recursos Hídricos, Meio Ambiente Urbano, Energia e Segurança Alimentar.
As discussões desses temas foram orientadas segundo os dois eixos básicos da Rio+20: a
economia verde no contexto do desenvolvimento sustentável e da erradicação da pobreza; e
o arcabouço institucional para o desenvolvimento sustentável. Evento aberto ao público.
Palestrantes: Deputado Sarney Filho (PV-MA)/Presidente da Comissão de Meio Ambiente e
Desenvolvimento Sustentável, Deputado Marco Maia (PT-RS)/Presidente da Câmara dos
Deputados, Deputado Ricardo Tripoli (PSDB-SP)/Relator da Subcomissão Rio+20,
parlamentares e ONGs.
(Au Rendez-vous de la Conquête) de Euzhan Palcy. França, 2006. Legendas em português.
57’. Cópia em DVD. Complemento – Recife frio de Kleber Mendonça Filho. Brasil, 2009. 24’.
A ética, a teoria e a filosofia da Negritude. Os diferentes encontros do jovem estudante Aimé
Césaire em Paris com pensadores, intelectuais, seu encontro com a África pela ótica do
jovem Leopold Senghor.
Classificação indicativa – 14 anos.
evento público
Sessão VÍDEO-SHOW
Jessica Magnusson
Embaixada da Suécia.
Comissão de Meio
Ambiente e
Desenvolvimento
Sustentável, Subcomissão
Especial Rio+20 e Frente
Parlamentar Ambientalista.
Deputado Sarney Filho,
Deputado Marco Maia,
Deputado Ricardo Tripoli
MAM
Analice Marques Bolzan
ELETROBRAS
Cátia Segabinazzi Assistente Social/TRF4
Debate : Capitalismo e sustentabilidade : incompatibilidade de
gênios
15/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Associação Cultural Jose
Marti do RJ, Associação
Cultural José Marti de MG,
Casa América
Latina,Espaço Cultural
Diálogos do Sul, Fórum
Social Mundial- Minas
Gerais, Movimento dos
Sem Terra, Instituto
Advogados do Brasil-IAB,
Instituto Sul-Americano de
Gov
Cultura e Cosmologia - Astrologia e interdisciplinaridade em
busca de soluções inovadoras para um futuro sustentável
15/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Astrólogos
Campaña de Defensa del TIPNIS
15/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
CAMPAÑA DE DEFENSA
DEL TIPNIS - FOCOMADE
Coletivo Nacional Levante!
I Encontro das Juventudes Anticapitalistas na Cúpula dos Povos
15/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Conversando Memórias passadas e presentes: discutindo
verdade e justiça
15/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
GEOPOLITICA MUNDIAL, CONFLICTO Y ECONOMIA VERDE
15/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Lançamento da Rede Brasileira da Carta da Terra
15/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Rio+20 e sustentabilidade no século XXI
15/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Gerenciamento de resíduos
15/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
ONG PEQUENA SEMENTE
Aterro do Flamengo
Oxfam International Youth
Partnerships
Stop Land grabbing
15/06/2012
16:30:00
Coletivo RJ Memória,
Verdade e Justiça
COMITE DE IMPULSO
COLOMBIA RIO + 20
Instituto Democracia e
Sustentabiliodade
Juventude Demolay
15/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
REDE DE PESQUISAS EM
NANOTECNOLOGIA,
SOCIEDADE E MEIO
AMBIENTE RENANOSOMA
15/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Rede nacional de cultura
Ambiental Afro-Brasileira
15/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Rede Olhares da Juventude
15/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
NEGRAS E NEGROS COMPARTILHANDO O PODER
15/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Exposição de artes,esportes e dança, Debate sobre politica
economia e sociedade haitiana-,Musica video e apresentação
do Vodou (religiãio predominante do Haiti)
15/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Forum: Diálogos para uma energia sustentável
15/06/2012
16:30:00
Forte de Copacabana
NANOTECNOLOGIA, JUSTICA SOCIAL E AMBIENTAL
I Semana de Ecologia, Cultura e Cidadania dos Povos
Tradicionais de Terreiro na Cúpula dos Povos / Rio+20
Encontro da Juventude e Meio Ambiente do Estado do Rio de
Janeiro
Science and technology for social justice and preservation of the
earth
O agrário brasileiro e a erradicação da pobreza com
sustentabilidade ambiental
Forum: Desafios e oportunidades para o Empreendedorismo
Social
Arena Pensando Carreiras Verdes
PreCom: Bureau
meeting
PROJETO DA UHE BELO MONTE
15/06/2012
17:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
15/06/2012
17:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
15/06/2012
17:00:00
Planetário da Gávea
15/06/2012
17:00:00
P3-G (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
17:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Science and Democracy
World Forum
UNEGRO - UNIÃO DE
NEGROS PELA
IGUALDADE
Viva Rio Viva Comunidade
e Viva Favela
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
Fundação Roberto Marinho
Fundação Perseu Abramo
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
Inscrições limitadas (rsvp@rio-20.org) : Quem são os jovens da economia verde? O que eles
esperam das empresas? Qual é o seu papel hoje nas organizações? O que as empresas
esperam dos jovens profissionais dentro desse novo contexto.
Fundação Roberto Marinho
Mediadores: Felipe Solari Apresentador do Programa
Legendários e Léo Almeida.
Participantes: Celina Joppert
e outros.
ABRH
ONU
PROJETO DA UHE BELO MONTE
ELETROBRAS
NORTE ENERGIA
Impactos da economia atual sobre os diversos biomas da
América do Sul
15/06/2012
17:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Accaparement de Terres en Colombie: Loi de victimes et
redistribution de terres
15/06/2012
17:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
15/06/2012
17:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
17:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
Sustainable Development in International Courts and Tribunals
INST. PANAM. DE M.
AMBIENTE E A.
PROTEGIDAS
Secours Catholique
Since the 1992 Earth Summit, international courts and tribunals have become an important
part of the institutional framework for sustainable development. Institutions such as the
International Court of Justice, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the WTO Dispute
Settlement Body, have resolved disputes using key principles of sustainable development law
such as integration, equity, precaution and common but differentiated responsibility. This
CISDL legal experts panel, drawing on a decade of legal research by the International Law for Centre for International
Sustainable Development
Sustainable Development Partnership (ILSD) launched at the 2002 World Summit on
Law (CISDL)
Sustainable Development, will explain the implications of recent judgments for sustainable
development. Legal experts from both developing and developed countries will also identify
emerging trends in sustainable development law. The event launches an online resource, a
new Legal Working Paper Series on Sustainable Justice, and the next decade of the ILSD
Partnership, with tools for legal analysis and compliance.
This event explores how cities and the private sector can work together to create change on
the ground, in the context of transparency and disclosure required for a green economy.
Carbon Disclosure Project
Transparency and disclosure in the green economy
15/06/2012
17:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
Green Procurement: a cross cutting strategy for green growth
15/06/2012
17:30:00
P3-F (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
17:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
ESD as Driver of Change towards a Green Economy
Low Carbon Agriculture
Why focus on Procurement? Because purchases by governments of goods, services and
works account for 15-19% of GDP in industrialised countries and even more in emerging
economies. When such large scale demand begins to specify that goods and services are
produced in a sustainable manner, public procurement becomes a strong market incentive for
green investment, innovation, production and growth. Global markets are also placing
International Institute for
increasing expectations on private finance initiatives (PFIs) as a viable tool for green growth.
PFIs are formal contractual agreements between the state and the private sector that crowd in Sustainable Development
(IISD)
private sector capital in procurement or commissioning of public infrastructure and services.
While governments are looking to this model to crowd-in capital and share risks of
infrastructure expansion, they are overlooking fact that PFIs will only deliver value for money,
for both investor and public purse, if they are approached and designed as a long-term
sustainable investment.
Commenting on the role of Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) Irina Bokova,
UNESCO Director General mentioned that ?ESD promotes the values and knowledge
necessary to help women and men to cope with change, complexity and uncertainty, to adopt
new consumption patterns, and to transform mindsets and behaviors? . When it comes to
promoting ideas of sustainable development and green economy, education remains one of
the most important short term, as well as long term tool we possess that can influence existing
Centre for Environment
institutions or create new ones.
Education
The Government of India, recognizing the importance of environmental education as far back
as in 1984, had facilitated the creation of the Centre of Environment Education (CEE) as a
Centre for Excellence. Since then CEE has expanded and has initiated and implemented
numerous innovative ESD programmes across India, partnering with various UN such as
UNESCO, UNEP, UNDP, WHO etc. accumulating a plethora of enlightening experiences and
learnings.
The Low Carbon Agriculture Program (LCAP) is an activity under the Brazilian National Policy
on Climate Change, established in 2009. The LCAP is a relevant tool to boost the green
economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication, creating projects
Brazil
for promoting integrated farming systems, rehabilitation of degraded pastures, organic
agriculture, processing of animal waste, no-tillage planting, fixing biological nitrogen and other
sustainable agricultural initiatives.
15/06/2012
17:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
17:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
Sustainable Development in International Courts and Tribunals
Since the 1992 Earth Summit, international courts and tribunals have become an important
part of the institutional framework for sustainable development. Institutions such as the
International Court of Justice, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the WTO Dispute
Settlement Body, have resolved disputes using key principles of sustainable development law
such as integration, equity, precaution and common but differentiated responsibility. This
CISDL legal experts panel, drawing on a decade of legal research by the International Law for Centre for International
Sustainable Development
Sustainable Development Partnership (ILSD) launched at the 2002 World Summit on
Law (CISDL)
Sustainable Development, will explain the implications of recent judgments for sustainable
development. Legal experts from both developing and developed countries will also identify
emerging trends in sustainable development law. The event launches an online resource, a
new Legal Working Paper Series on Sustainable Justice, and the next decade of the ILSD
Partnership, with tools for legal analysis and compliance.
This event explores how cities and the private sector can work together to create change on
the ground, in the context of transparency and disclosure required for a green economy.
Carbon Disclosure Project
Transparency and disclosure in the green economy
15/06/2012
17:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
Green Procurement: a cross cutting strategy for green growth
15/06/2012
17:30:00
P3-F (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
17:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
17:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
17:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
ESD as Driver of Change towards a Green Economy
Low Carbon Agriculture
Sustainable Development in International Courts and Tribunals
Transparency and disclosure in the green economy
Why focus on Procurement? Because purchases by governments of goods, services and
works account for 15-19% of GDP in industrialised countries and even more in emerging
economies. When such large scale demand begins to specify that goods and services are
produced in a sustainable manner, public procurement becomes a strong market incentive for
green investment, innovation, production and growth. Global markets are also placing
International Institute for
increasing expectations on private finance initiatives (PFIs) as a viable tool for green growth.
PFIs are formal contractual agreements between the state and the private sector that crowd in Sustainable Development
(IISD)
private sector capital in procurement or commissioning of public infrastructure and services.
While governments are looking to this model to crowd-in capital and share risks of
infrastructure expansion, they are overlooking fact that PFIs will only deliver value for money,
for both investor and public purse, if they are approached and designed as a long-term
sustainable investment.
Commenting on the role of Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) Irina Bokova,
UNESCO Director General mentioned that ?ESD promotes the values and knowledge
necessary to help women and men to cope with change, complexity and uncertainty, to adopt
new consumption patterns, and to transform mindsets and behaviors? . When it comes to
promoting ideas of sustainable development and green economy, education remains one of
the most important short term, as well as long term tool we possess that can influence existing
Centre for Environment
institutions or create new ones.
Education
The Government of India, recognizing the importance of environmental education as far back
as in 1984, had facilitated the creation of the Centre of Environment Education (CEE) as a
Centre for Excellence. Since then CEE has expanded and has initiated and implemented
numerous innovative ESD programmes across India, partnering with various UN such as
UNESCO, UNEP, UNDP, WHO etc. accumulating a plethora of enlightening experiences and
learnings.
The Low Carbon Agriculture Program (LCAP) is an activity under the Brazilian National Policy
on Climate Change, established in 2009. The LCAP is a relevant tool to boost the green
economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication, creating projects
Brazil
for promoting integrated farming systems, rehabilitation of degraded pastures, organic
agriculture, processing of animal waste, no-tillage planting, fixing biological nitrogen and other
sustainable agricultural initiatives.
Since the 1992 Earth Summit, international courts and tribunals have become an important
part of the institutional framework for sustainable development. Institutions such as the
International Court of Justice, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the WTO Dispute
Settlement Body, have resolved disputes using key principles of sustainable development law
such as integration, equity, precaution and common but differentiated responsibility. This
CISDL legal experts panel, drawing on a decade of legal research by the International Law for Centre for International
Sustainable Development
Sustainable Development Partnership (ILSD) launched at the 2002 World Summit on
Law (CISDL)
Sustainable Development, will explain the implications of recent judgments for sustainable
development. Legal experts from both developing and developed countries will also identify
emerging trends in sustainable development law. The event launches an online resource, a
new Legal Working Paper Series on Sustainable Justice, and the next decade of the ILSD
Partnership, with tools for legal analysis and compliance.
This event explores how cities and the private sector can work together to create change on
the ground, in the context of transparency and disclosure required for a green economy.
Carbon Disclosure Project
15/06/2012
17:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
Green Procurement: a cross cutting strategy for green growth
15/06/2012
17:30:00
P3-F (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
17:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
15/06/2012
17:30:00
Riocentro
ESD as Driver of Change towards a Green Economy
Low Carbon Agriculture
Painel: Plano ABC
Programa Estadual de Ampliação da Cobertura Florestal REFLORESTAR
15/06/2012
18:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
15/06/2012
18:00:00
E.A.V. Parque Lage (Auditório)
As Ruas de Casablanca
15/06/2012
18:00:00
MAM
Conferência Multimídia A MULHER TUPINAMBÁ
15/06/2012
18:00:00
Parque Lage
PreCom: European Union:EU coordination
meeting on Rio+20
15/06/2012
18:00:00
P3-4 (Riocentro)
Relatos Canibais - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
Why focus on Procurement? Because purchases by governments of goods, services and
works account for 15-19% of GDP in industrialised countries and even more in emerging
economies. When such large scale demand begins to specify that goods and services are
produced in a sustainable manner, public procurement becomes a strong market incentive for
green investment, innovation, production and growth. Global markets are also placing
International Institute for
increasing expectations on private finance initiatives (PFIs) as a viable tool for green growth.
PFIs are formal contractual agreements between the state and the private sector that crowd in Sustainable Development
(IISD)
private sector capital in procurement or commissioning of public infrastructure and services.
While governments are looking to this model to crowd-in capital and share risks of
infrastructure expansion, they are overlooking fact that PFIs will only deliver value for money,
for both investor and public purse, if they are approached and designed as a long-term
sustainable investment.
Commenting on the role of Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) Irina Bokova,
UNESCO Director General mentioned that ?ESD promotes the values and knowledge
necessary to help women and men to cope with change, complexity and uncertainty, to adopt
new consumption patterns, and to transform mindsets and behaviors? . When it comes to
promoting ideas of sustainable development and green economy, education remains one of
the most important short term, as well as long term tool we possess that can influence existing
Centre for Environment
institutions or create new ones.
Education
The Government of India, recognizing the importance of environmental education as far back
as in 1984, had facilitated the creation of the Centre of Environment Education (CEE) as a
Centre for Excellence. Since then CEE has expanded and has initiated and implemented
numerous innovative ESD programmes across India, partnering with various UN such as
UNESCO, UNEP, UNDP, WHO etc. accumulating a plethora of enlightening experiences and
learnings.
The Low Carbon Agriculture Program (LCAP) is an activity under the Brazilian National Policy
on Climate Change, established in 2009. The LCAP is a relevant tool to boost the green
economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication, creating projects
Brazil
for promoting integrated farming systems, rehabilitation of degraded pastures, organic
agriculture, processing of animal waste, no-tillage planting, fixing biological nitrogen and other
sustainable agricultural initiatives.
Embrapa
O Programa Reflorestar é uma iniciativa governamental cujo desenvolvimento foi iniciado no
ano de 2011, fruto do alinhamento da Secretaria Estadual de Meio Ambiente e Recursos
Hídricos (SEAMA) e da Secretaria Estadual de Agricultura, Aqüicultura e Pesca
(SEAG).Alinhado com a meta de aumento da cobertura florestal proposta pelo Estado do
Espírito Santo, de alcançar 16% até o ano de 2025, o que corresponde a um incremento de
cerca de 230.000 ha de novas áreas florestadas (5% da área do Estado) e com investimentos
de R$ 160 MM o Programa Reflorestar irá recuperar 30 mil hectares até 2014, possibilitando o Governo do Estado do
cumprimento de 13% da meta prevista para 2025. O Programa Estadual de Ampliação da
Espírito Santo.
Cobertura Florestal tem como objetivo manter, recuperar e ampliar a cobertura florestal, com
geração de oportunidades e renda para o produtor rural. Tem como desafio criar estrutura que
permita ao Estado obter avanços concretos na ampliação da cobertura florestal, tendo como
meta 30 mil hectares até 2014. Evento aberto ao público. Palestrantes: Aladim Fernando
Cerqueira (Diretor Presidente do Instituto Estadual de Meio Ambiente e Recursos Hídricos) e
Marcos Franklin Sossai (Gerente – Instituto Estadual de Meio Ambiente e Recursos Hídricos).
18h – Conferência Multimídia A MULHER TUPINAMBÁ
Comentário A. Sobre as mulheres tupinambás - alteridade dentro da alteridade acompanhada de exibição audiovisual.
Comentário B. Sobre a tese do “Matriarcado de Pindorama” de Oswald Andrade.
Entrada Franca
de Nabil Ayouch. Marrocos/França, 2000. Com Said Taghmoui e crianças de rua. Legendas
em português. 90’.
Ali, Kwita, Omar e Boubker são crianças de rua. Eles vivem no porto desde que deixaram Dib
e sua gangue. É que Ali quer partir: quer se tornar um marinheiro e correr mundo.
Classificação indicativa – 14 anos.
Movimento Imagina Rio
MAM
Sobre as mulheres tupinambás - alteridade dentro da alteridade - acompanhada de exibição
audiovisual.
ONU
Aladim Fernando Cerqueira e
Marcos Franklin Sossai
Sessão VÍDEO-SHOW
15/06/2012
18:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Coquetel de Inauguração Expo Brasil Sustentável
15/06/2012
18:30:00
Pier Mauá
Exibição e debate do filme A batalha de Chernobyl
15/06/2012
19:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Plataforma Vide Urbe + artistas e coletivos associados - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
15/06/2012
19:00:00
Glória
15/06/2012
19:00:00
Casa da Gávea
Aqualume
15/06/2012
19:00:00
Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas
Plataforma Vide Urbe – Praça Luís de Camões (Glória)
15/06/2012
19:00:00
GLÓRIA
Palestra sobre o Pré-Sal com Prof. Luis Sauer
15/06/2012
19:00:00
CASA DA GÁVEA
Povo de Saharaui
15/06/2012
20:00:00
Museu da República
15/06/2012
21:00:00
Casa da Gávea
15/06/2012
21:00:00
CASA DA GÁVEA
Palestra sobre o Pré-Sal com Prof. Luis Sauer
Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
Stand Up - Humor
Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
Energia da USP
Sessão VÍDEO-SHOW
O Presidente da FINEP, Glauco Arbix, convida para o coquetel de inauguração da Expo Brasil
Sustentável - mostra de inovações tecnológicas sustentáveis da FINEP, que será realizado no
dia 15 de junho às 18:30 horas, no Armazém 3 do Pier Mauá.
ELETROBRAS
FINEP
Coalizão por um Brasil livre
de Usinas Nucleares,
Articulação Antinuclear
Brasileira, Rede Brasileira
de Justiça Ambiental,
Oilwatch, Fórum dos
Afetados pela indústria do
petróleo e petroquímica das
cercanias da Baía de
Guanabara.
Projeções espaço públicos não convencionais. Entrada Franca
Movimento Imagina Rio
Ildo Luis Sauer- professor da USP fala sobre o Pré –Sal / Programa de Pós-graduação em
Energia da USP - Professor Titular de Energia - Instituto de Eletrotécnica e Energia da USP - Movimento Imagina Rio
Entrada Franca
O Movimento CYAN, da Ambev, promove o Aqualume, festival cultural para conscientizar a
população sobre o uso racional da água. O evento acontecerá paralelamente à Conferência
das Nações Unidas sobre Desenvolvimento Sustentável Rio+20, de 15 a 24 de junho, às
margens da lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas, no Rio de Janeiro. O objetivo do Aqualume é aproximar
a população da discussão sobre o destino dos recursos naturais, tema que é um dos pontos
de debate mais aguardados para a Conferência.
O evento será aberto ao público e funcionará das 19h às 23h. Aos domingos, 17 e 24/6,
haverá atrações especiais para as crianças a partir das 16h. São esperadas cerca de cinco
mil pessoas por dia.
Com uma tecnologia inovadora, uma tela d’água de 600m², criada a partir de uma bomba
submersa, será instalada na lagoa. Serão exibidos animações, curtas-metragens, clipes
musicais, fotografias, além de conteúdos relacionados à sustentabilidade. A programação do
Aqualume conta ainda com apresentações musicais, teatrais e circenses e atividades
educativas.
Rodrigo Moccia, Relações
“Nosso objetivo é trazer o debate de questões fundamentais para o desenvolvimento
Corporativas Ambev.
sustentável do planeta para o dia a dia das pessoas. Com a iniciativa nós queremos estimular
o uso racional da água e engajar a população nessa causa”, afirma Ricardo Rolim, diretor de
relações socioambientais da Ambev.
Festival Consciente pela Água
O Aqualume promoverá o Festival Consciente pela Água, um concurso que vai premiar os
autores dos melhores vídeos sobre o uso racional da água. Os vencedores ganham um iPad
2 e têm seu material exibido no telão d’água.
Qualquer um pode participar e os vídeos podem ser enviados até o dia 10 de junho. Todas as
informações para participar do Festival estão no site www.aqualume.com.br. Os vídeos serão
julgados por uma banca interna especializada, que avaliará critérios como: adequação ao
tema, criatividade e qualidade de produção do material.
Apresentações artísticas
O Aqualume vai proporcionar ao público uma série de atrações artísticas na Lagoa. Será
realizada
os públicos
dias, às 19h,
uma performance circense – malabares, palhaços ou
Projeçõestodos
espaço
não convencionais.
Ildo Luis Sauer, professor da USP fala sobre o Pré –Sal / Programa de Pós-graduação em
Energia da USP - Professor Titular de Energia - Instituto de Eletrotécnica.
Cupula dos Povos Cultural, Javier Bardem
Andrea
apresentação de diversos artistas .Entrada Franca
Movimento Imagina Rio
Stand-up comedy: apresentação de diversos artistas.
Fórum de Sustentabilidade Empresarial da Rio+20 – Inovação e
Colaboração para o Futuro que Queremos
15/06/2012
???
Windsor Barra Hotel
No Roads to a Green Economy - Mapping the Earth's Roadless
Areas and their Services
15/06/2012
14:15:00PM
Parque dos Atletas
PreCom: Forum for
Reforms Entrepreneurship and
Sustainability
15/06/2012
15:30:00 PM
T-10 (Riocentro)
Biodiversidade e Gestão do Meio Urbano: BiodiverCIDADE:
como considerar a biodiversidade na gestão do meio urbano?
Viver carioca no século XXI: uma experiência inovadora nas
favelas do Rio de Janeiro
15/06/2012
15/06/2012
11:00:00
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
Arena da Barra
A preparação do jovem para o futuro do Brasil e do Mundo
numa ação integrada científico-humanista, visando o
desenvolvimento sustentável e a erradicação da pobreza em
nosso Planeta
15/06/2012
13:45:00
Arena da Barra
Moda, design, sustentabilidade e economia solidária
15/06/2012
16:00:00
Arena da Barra
O Fórum de Sustentabilidade Empresarial da Rio+20 busca trazer maior alcance e qualidade
para a sustentabilidade corporativa e produzir um número significativo de compromissos
corporativos para o avanço do desenvolvimento sustentável em todo o mundo. Com 2.000
CEOs e outros participantes esperados, além de uma agenda ambiciosa focada na inovação
e em parcerias transformadoras, o Fórum será uma vitrine da ação empresarial e da liderança
em apoio à agenda da Rio+20.
Roadless areas are large areas inaccessible by people through mechanical means, free from
hard surfaced roads, paved highways, and high quality roads, which allow for large-scale
resource extraction. Roadless areas are un-fragmented areas with high natural value where
small access roads, waterways and/or unpaved road networks do exist, allowing local
communities to transport, travel and trade.
EU Pavillion
The delineation of roadless areas is as a new conservation tool in the hands of governments to
fight biodiversity loss, ecosystem services degradation, climate change and poverty, while
safeguarding the direct benefits delivered to the indigenous communities through the
continuous sustainable use of their natural resources.
ONU
A atividade urbana implica em uma série de impactos ambientais que podem tanto estar
dentro quanto fora da cidade. Estes impactos estão ocorrendo em um ritmo crescente nunca
visto antes na história da humanidade. Tradicionalmente a gestão urbana tem em sua agenda
a solução de problemas ambientais relacionados ao saneamento e poluição do ar, por
exemplo. Mais raramente, a agenda local inclui questões ambientais que extrapolam o nível
local como a biodiversidade.
O objetivo da discussão é apresentar formas de transformação do espaço urbano, com
soluções inovadoras, criativas, singulares, abertas à diversidade e propícias às trocas,
valorizando as características intrínsecas e a população local como ator econômico.
Este seminário é uma amostragem do projeto filantrópico brasileiro multidisciplinar,
coordenado pela Juíza Lia Pantoja Milhomens e realizado pelo Instituto dos Magistrados do
Brasil (em inglês : Office of Judges of Brazil), com equipes de profissionais de diversas
áreas do conhecimento , abrangendo a seguinte atividade : análise e discussão das razões
físicas, psíquicas, morais e sociais que levam o ser humano, isoladamente ou em conjunto,
a um comportamento desviante em relação ao seu próprio desenvolvimento de moral
subjetiva e objetiva , tendo a situação atingido a tais níveis que impede , até os dias de
hoje, uma ação efetiva em favor dos direitos humanos fundamentais e do bem estar
planetário de todas as formas de vida , bem como de cuidados com os recursos naturais.
Além dessa análise, são apontadas soluções que abrangem diversos setores de atividades ,
além do acompanhamento do seu trabalho e da integração a ele das opiniões da juventude
e de toda a sociedade, através de Simpósios, Seminários, enquetes, Chats na Internet ,
desdobramentos de atividades, sempre acompanhadas ao vivo, em todas as mídias abertas
a todas as pessoas, nacionais e internacionais.
Falaremos sobre a Moda como fator de Inserção Social e conscientização sobre a
necessidade de se encontrar um novo modelo de Desenvolvimento que seja sustentável.
Algumas indústrias, grifes e estilistas já estão atuando, levando em conta a responsabilidade
social e ambiental.
Universidade Tecnológica
Federal do Paraná - UTFPR
LVA – ESTRUTURAÇÃO E
DESENVOLVIMENTO DE
EMPREEDIMENTOS
URBANOS E DE
INFRAESTRUTURA LTDA
Instituto dos Magistrados
do Brasil
Associação de Moradores e
Amigos de Laranjeiras
Energia para que e para quem
16/06/2012
8:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Coalizão por um Brasil livre
de Usinas Nucleares,
Articulação Antinuclear
Brasileira, Rede Brasileira
de Justiça Ambiental,
Oilwatch, Fórum dos
Afetados pela indústria do
petróleo e petroquímica das
cercanias da Baía de
Guanabara.
II Fórum Mundial de Mídia Livre
16/06/2012
8:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Fórum de Mídia Livre
Sustentabilidade e convivência digna nos biomas e territórios:
desafios da transição para a economia e política
16/06/2012
8:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
O exemplo da Água: Solidariedade, em prol de um mundo melhor
16/06/2012
8:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Certificação Ambiental, Qualidade e Sustentabilidade nas Micro
e Pequenas Empresas
FBOMS - FÓRUM
BRASILEIRO DE ONGS E
MOVIMENTOS SOCIAIS
Alternativa Terrazul
Consultoria coletiva, fornece soluções rápidas e sob medida para os produtos e serviços da
empresa. É uma oportunidade de esclarecer dúvidas e obter informações sobre
desenvolvimento sustentável; qualidade e ferramentas de gestão, normas técnicas, ISO
14005 - Sistemas de gestão ambiental e avaliação de desempenho ambiental e os ganhos
econômicos. É o ambiente que proporciona a interação pessoal da empresa com
especialistas, com hora marcada e em pequenos grupos de no máximo 30 empresas.
SEBRAE
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Ciclo de Debates Aqualtunes apresenta: Juventude Negra e seu
Papel na Sustentabilidade
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Roda da Sustentabilidade
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Enlace das Juventudes
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Enlace das Juventudes
Forests, Livelihoods, and Green Economy
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Environmental Quality
Protection Foundation
Geoengenharia: por que a Rio+20 tem que proibir a
manipulação climática
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
ETC Group / Campaha Não
Manipulem a Mãe Terra
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Forum de Mobilidade
Urbana
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
GCCA (tcktcktck), ICTSD ,
Fairgreensolutions
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
GT Mundo das Mulheres
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
IBON International
Roda de Conversa
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
IDEPS (Instituto de
Desenvolvimento de
Estudos Políticos e Sociais)
OFICINA DE ENVELHECIMENTO E GÊNERO
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
INSTITUTO VIVENDO DE
DESENVOLVIMENTO
INTEGRAL DA TERCEIRA
IDADE
Oficina Desenvolvimento Sustentável: Narrativas do Povo da
Rua
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
International Network Of
Street
Papers(INSP)/Projeto
Jornal Boca de Rua
L’Économie sociale : Au cœur du développement durable ! –
Les différentes réalités de jeunes impliqués en économie sociale
au Québec, en France, en Belgique (Fédération Wallonie
Bruxelles ) et au Brésil.
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Le Chantier de l’économie
sociale (Québec) et Les
Offices jeunesse
internationaux du Québec
Roda de conversa sobre direitos das mulheres: avanços e
recuos num contexto de globalização e Lançamento da Revista:
15 Anos você faz parte desta história
El Reino de Dios entre nosotros está: Aportes bíblico-teológicos
para el Buen Vivir de los pueblos
Ciclo de debates antiproibicionistas
Protección Social: propuestas desde el punto de vista sindical
para una protección social universal
Gender, Economic and Ecological Justice in a Fierce New World
Convergencia das juventudes para a Defesa dos bens comuns
e contra mercantilizaçao
Convergencia da juventude para Direitos, por justicia social e
ambiental
Seminário DIREITO A MOBILIDADE URBANA E
PARTICIPAÇÃO POPULAR NAS POLÍTICAS PÚBLICAS
Subsidies – attacking the poor, blocking green jobs, undermining
sustainable development. Who really benefits? Who really
loses? What can be done?
Roda de Conversa sobre as resoluções retiradas nas oficinas
realizadas no FST 2012
Rights and Resistance: Seminar on ‘Peoples struggles in
defense of rights and against Resource Grabs’
Aqualtune-Associação de
Mulheres Negras
Aqualtune/RJ
Associação Cultual
Ecológica Lagoa do Nado
CAMTRA, COMZO, GTA e
Comitê de Cidadania da
Vila Aliança
Centro Memorial Dr Martin
Luther King, Jr
Coletivo Cannabis Ativa
Confederação Sindical das
Américas
Development Alternatives
with Women for a New Era
(DAWN)
A world free of fossil fuels
Círculo de conversa sobre amamentação
GLOBAL ASSEMBLY CONFRONTING THE EXTRACTIVE
MEGA PROJECTS
Marãiwatsédé, Terra de Esperança: 20 anos de promessas
desde a Rio92
Marãiwatsédé, Terra de Esperança: 20 anos de promessas
desde a Rio92
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Leaving it in the Ground
Coalition (LINGO)
MInA/Amigas do Peito
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
OLCA, GEAL, IBASE,
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Operação Amazônia Nativa
(OPAN)
Operação Amazônia Nativa
(OPAN)
Pacific Network on
Globalisation (PANG)
Peoples Coalition on Food
Sovereignty
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Development Alternatives to Extractive Industries
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Grassroots Voices on Food Sovereignty
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Plataforma Boliviana frente
al Cambio Climático
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
RED PEKEA
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Rede de Facilitadores de
Fóruns Sociais Locais /
Fórum Social de São Paulo
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
16/06/2012
9:00:00
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Fundação Perseu Abramo
Saúde, Justiça Social e Ambiental entre os povos: Práticas e
experiências populares na saúde
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
ANA, Via Campesina,
Contag, Conaq, Fetraf, ASPTA e Campanha Brasil
Ecológico Livre de
Transgênicos e Agrotóxicos
Forum: A Transição para uma Nova Economia
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
ANALISIS DEL MODELO CAPITALISTA EN BOLIVIA Y
PROPUESTAS ALTERNATIVAS DESDE EXPERIENCIAS
LOCALES
Seminário Os sistemas alimentares locais : o desenvolvimento
sustentável através dos alimentos
Fóruns Locais do mundo para as praças
Roda de Conversa Tecendo o Pampa pelos Caminhos da
Memória: Fronteira Brasil/Uruguay
Oficinas: Mudanças ambientais e migrações: desafios e
perspectivas
Desenvolvimento sustentável, proteção social e gênero
Viva Rio +20
Ending Militarism, Promoting Good Governance: Indicators of
Sustainable Environment
Protección Social: propuestas desde el punto de vista sindical
para una protección social universal
As Políticas de Meio Ambiente no Brasil e no Mundo e a Luta
pelo Desenvolvimento Sustentável
Forum: Empreendedorismo de Impacto com Foco na
Sustentabilidade (WRI)
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Forum: e-Health
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
16/06/2012
16/06/2012
9:00:00
9:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Forte de Copacabana
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Castelinho
Materiais e Infraestrutura para uma Economia Sustentável
Seminário ABNT/ISO
Literatura infantil - Ocupação ABC Urbana
www.imaginario.etc.br
Rede Mundial dos Pontos
de Cultura
SERVIÇO PASTORAL
DOS MIGRANTES
Sustainlabour
Viva Rio
Women\'s International
League for Peace and
Freedom
Confederação Sindical das
Américas
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
FIESP/FIRJAN
Evento Fechado
Lançamento do Livro Infantil de Renato Nogueira Jr. - Livraria Kitabu. Entrada Franca
Fundação Roberto Marinho
Fundação Roberto Marinho
Fundação Roberto Marinho
FIRJAN
ABNT
Movimento Imagina Rio
Arena Socioambiental
Workshop: Impact Entrepreneurship With a Focus on
Sustainability
Marco Infantil
16/06/2012
16/06/2012
9:00:00
9:00:00
MAM
Forte de Copacabana
16/06/2012
9:00:00
Ladeira dos Tabajaras
Another economy and policies necessary for poverty eradication
and environmental justice - considering from experiences in
Japan and the World
16/06/2012
9:15:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Green Cross Returns to Rio: Building the Safe and Sustainable
Societies of the Future
16/06/2012
9:30:00
Fundação Getúlio Vargas
Ideias Justas
16/06/2012
9:30:00
PUC - RJ
Fair Ideas
16/06/2012
9:30:00
Planeta no Parque 2012
Rio+20
16/06/2012
10:00:00
As Nações Unidas e a Cooperação Internacional para o
Desenvolvimento
16/06/2012
10:00:00
Levar ao mundo estratégias brasileiras bem sucedidas de combate à pobreza e às
desigualdades sociais no contexto do desenvolvimento sustentável. Esse é um dos objetivos
da Arena Socioambiental, espaço privilegiado de diálogo do governo brasileiro com a
sociedade civil na Rio+20.
Montada nos pilotis e jardins do Museu de Arte Moderna (MAM) do Rio de Janeiro, a Arena
será palco de exposições, atividades culturais e feira de produtos da sociobiodiversidade
brasileira entre os dias 16 e 22 de junho. Também abrigará dois grandes debates por dia, com
transmissão ao vivo e interativa pela internet. O acesso é livre.
Ministéro do
Durante o evento, o governo brasileiro vai reforçar a sua posição de que o desenvolvimento
Desenvolvimento Social
sustentável só é possível com inclusão social e combate à pobreza, articulando este tema aos
debates sobre desenvolvimento econômico e conservação ambiental.
Realizado pelo Ministério do Desenvolvimento Social e Combate à Fome (MDS) e pela
Associação Brasileira de Promoção de Exportações e Investimentos (Apex Brasil), o encontro
conta com a participação de 14 ministérios que trazem em sua agenda os temas de inclusão e
desenvolvimento social no país. São eles, os ministérios do Meio Ambiente, do
Desenvolvimento Agrário, da Saúde, da Educação, da Justiça, da Agricultura, Pecuária e
Abastecimento, das Comunicações, da Previdência Social, da Aquicultura e Pesca e da
Presenting: Marcelo Torres, Director, New Ventures Brasil (A WRI center for environmental entrepreneurship)
WRI
Marcelo Torres
OFICINA - O projeto destina-se à ocupação e à revitalização de uma praça, em frente à Escola de
Multi
Samba
Arte Brasil
Vila Rica
Ltda(Ladeira dos Tabajaras). Será realizada oficina de cons
Green Economy Forum,
Japan Center for a
Sustainable Environment
and Society
(JACSES)、Japan NGO
Network for Rio+20, and
any other NGOs which
have the same or similar
objects and goals
How do we overcome the global crisis or achieve energy and resource efficiency? How do we
deploy safe and renewable energy or achieve environmental security and sustainability? What
Green Cross International
must me do to provide social and medical care to those suffering from environmental
(GCI)
degradation and emergencies? Statements from the audience and questions and answer
sessions will be part of this dynamic interactive event.
O Ideias Justas mostrará o conhecimento e a experiência de profissionais e pesquisadores do
mundo todo. Fornecerá um espaço para o diálogo e permitirá a formação de alianças entre
vários atores dispostos para explorarem opções para trabalhar juntos. Durante os dois dias,
quatro temas gerais serão abordados: Definir soluções para um planeta sustentável, uma
Instituto Internacional para
urbanização que melhora a qualidade de vida, modelos de negócios para sustentabilidade e
Meio Ambiente e
transformação dos sistemas econômicos para as pessoas e o planeta. O evento será
Desenvolvimento (IIED)
realizado durante os quatro dias entre as negociações finais preparatórias e a Conferência
Rio+20, e fará de tudo para que as suas conclusões estejam presentes na Cúpula e nas
discussões posteriores.
Fair ideas will provide equal space for practitioners, policymakers, activists, business
representatives, researchers and community actors to focus on the key contexts in which
significant change is possible, and on what it will take to achieve it. Over the two days, the
event will address four broad themes:
PUC - RJ
Shaping Sustainable Development Goals, Urbanisation that improves lives, Business models
for sustainability, Transforming economic systems for people and planet. The two-day event
will take place during the four ‘sandwich days’ between the final preparatory negotiations and
the summit itself, and we will look to take its key conclusions into the summit, and follow-up
discussions.
Evento aberto ao público
Descrição: O Planeta Sustentável, com apoio da UNIC, Veja Rio e a Contigo!, promoverá o
evento Planeta no Parque 2012 Rio+20 com objetivo movimentar o grande público em torno
dos temas discutidos na Rio+20.
Parque Garota de Ipanema Durante os 2 dias serão realizadas diversas oficinas e atrações culturais, como caminhadas,
aulas de ioga, oficina de ecobag, jogos ambientais, exposição de fotos, lounge de leitura,
entre outras ações.
O evento terá com um grande show de encerramento para 5.000 pessoas: Pedro Luís "Tempo de Menino".
Evento Público
Parque dos Atletas
Instituto Internacional para
Meio Ambiente e
Desenvolvimento (IIED)
Planeta Sustentável
Casa Civil
Seminário Internacional "Por Mudanças Radicais: Agricultura
Familiar Camponesa e Agroecologia como Alternativa à Crise do
Sistema Agroalimentar Industrial"
16/06/2012
10:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Articulação Nacional de
Agroecologia (ANA) - Brasil
Taller sobre Minería, Ambiente y Derechos Humanos: El Diseño
de Políticas Públicas para un Futuro Más Sustentable
16/06/2012
10:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Centro de Derechos
Humanos y Ambiente
(CEDHA)
Roda de Conversa do Fórum de Cooperativismo Popular da
Economia Solidária
16/06/2012
10:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Fórum de Cooperativismo
Popular- Economia Solidária
Sustainable Development Dialogues: Unemployment, Decent
Work and Migration
16/06/2012
10:00:00
Riocentro
Diálogos para o Desenvolvimento Sustentável
16/06/2012
10:00:00
Riocentro
Arena Socioambiental
16/06/2012
10:30:00
MAM
Um espaço seguro e justo para humanidade: podemos viver
dentro de uma rosquinha?
16/06/2012
10:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Arena Socioambiental - Encontros Globais - Erradicação da
Pobreza e Desenvolvimento Sustentável
Redução de Desperdício - Como Ganhar Mais Gastando Menos
Energia como indutor da sustentabilidade e inovação
16/06/2012
16/06/2012
16/06/2012
10:30:00
11:00:00
11:00:00
MAM
Aterro do Flamengo
Parque dos Atletas
Mudança do clima e florestas no Brasil: o papel das políticas e
dos incentivos positivos.
16/06/2012
11:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Rio 2012: Desenvolvimento Sustentável na Era da Inocência –
Île de France/CIRED
16/06/2012
11:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
OFFICIAL EVENTS
Governo brasileiro
Durante este período, serão organizadas reuniões preparatórias para a Rio+20, a fim de
aprofundar e difundir o debate sobre a sustentabilidade mundial. O governo brasileiro está
organizando o evento, que pretende preparar a população, as empresas e os órgãos
institucionais para a Conferência das Nações Unidas sobre Desenvolvimento Sustentável.
Abertura Oficial da Arena Socioambiental no âmbito da Conferência Rio+20, que ocorrerá dia
16 de junho de 2012 nos Jardins do Museu de Arte Moderna.
Fórum Brasileiro de ONGs
e Movimentos Sociais para
o Meio Ambiente e
Desenvolvimento - FBOMS
O debate de abertura da Arena Socioambiental trata dos avanços e desafios da erradicação
da pobreza no Brasil. Dentre eles, o de promover a inclusão social com conservação
ambiental. É possível construir um futuro justo e seguro para a humanidade respeitando os
limites ambientais do planeta? Convidados: Tereza Campello, Izabella Teixeira, Pape Vargas
e Manuel Cunha (participação online). Evento público
Ministéro do
Desenvolvimento Social
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva,
Manoel da Cunha
(participação online), Izabella
Teixeira, Pepe Vargas,
Tereza Campello
Consultoria coletiva, fornece soluções rápidas e sob medida para os produtos e serviços da
empresa. É uma oportunidade de esclarecer dúvidas e obter informações sobre identificação
e redução de desperdícios nos empreendimentos, aplicação de ações corretivas, diminuição
de custos, aumento da produtividade e minimização dos impactos no ambiente. Propõe
soluções por meio de medidas de racionalização no uso dos insumos e de matérias-primas,
eliminação dos desperdícios, ampliação da eficiência da empresa, trazendo economia
financeira e melhorando, desta forma, a sua competitividade no mercado. É o ambiente que
proporciona a interação pessoal da empresa com especialistas, com hora marcada e em
pequenos grupos de no máximo 30 empresas
SEBRAE
A sociedade caminha, cada vez mais, a passos mais largos em direção a sustentabilidade e à
eficiência. Desta forma, inovação e eficiência energética tem se mostrado ferramentas
Governo do Estado do
essenciais para o sucesso e sustentabilidade nas organizações. Evento aberto ao público.
Palestrante: Luiz Fernando Schettino, Diretor Geral Agência de Serviços Públicos de Energia Espírito Santo.
do Estado do Espírito Santo - Aspe.
Luiz Fernando Schettino
Este evento tem como objetivo discutir a potencial contribuição de políticas e incentivos
econômicos para o alcance das metas de redução de emissões do desmatamento,
estabelecidas pelo Brasil, em sua Política Nacional de Mudança do Clima. Tais incentivos
deverão apoiar o objetivo mais amplo do governo brasileiro da promoção do desenvolvimento
sustentável e de erradicação da pobreza no país, ao mesmo tempo assegurando a
permanência dos estoques florestais no longo prazo. O evento começará com uma breve
descrição das políticas vigentes no Brasil, e seguirá com apresentações sobre incentivos
positivos utilizados no nível federal e estadual. Serão também apresentadas as avaliações
sobre a eficácia de algumas políticas ambientais e seu impacto em termos de mitigação de
emissões associadas ao desmatamento e à degradação de florestas. Evento aberto ao
público. Palestrantes: Carlos Klink / Secretário / Secretaria de Mudanças Climáticas e
Qualidade Ambiental - Ministério do Meio Ambiente (SMCQ/MMA); Brenda Brito do Carmo/
Secretária Executiva / Instituto do Homem e Meio Ambiente da Amazônia (IMAZON); Marco
Antonio Fujihara / Diretor / Keyassociados; Jorge Hargrave / Pesquisador / Instituto de
Pesquisa Econômica Aplicada (IPEA); Ronaldo Seroa da Motta / Pesquisador / Instituto de
Evento Público
Carlos Klink ; Brenda Brito do
Carmo; Marco Antonio
Fujihara; Ronaldo Seroa da
Motta; Mariano Cenamo
Ministério do Meio
Ambiente/Secretaria de
Mudanças Climáticas e
Qualidade Ambiental.
Casa Civil
Another economy and policies necessary for poverty eradication
and environmental justice - considering from experiences in
Japan and the World
16/06/2012
11:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Arena Socioambiental - Exposição Portinari+Brasileir@s
16/06/2012
11:00:00
MAM
Arena Socioambiental - Praça da Sociobiodiversidade
16/06/2012
11:00:00
MAM
Apresentações e Oficinas Fulni-Ô na Estação Estácio
Métricas de Desenvolvimento Sustentável / Seminário
Internacional das Reservas da Biosfera, Programa
MaB/UNESCO "O Homem e a Biosfera"
PEOPLES’ SUSTAINABILITY TREATY ON Sustainable
Lifestyles: Sustainable Consumption and Production
16/06/2012
11:00:00
Estácio
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Parque dos Atletas
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Ciclo de Debates Aqualtunes apresenta: Juventude Negra e seu
Papel na Sustentabilidade
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Posto de Vacinação contra o racismo, o machismo, a homofobia
e a economia verde
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Voices from Asia Pacific : Just and Sustainable Development
Goals for Women
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Sports To Tame Climate Change
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Ciclo de debates antiproibicionistas
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Derecho y Medio Ambiente
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Green Economy Forum,
Japan Center for a
Sustainable Environment
and Society
(JACSES)、Japan NGO
Network for Rio+20, and
any other NGOs which
have the same or similar
objects and goals
Três momentos dedicados ao tema das políticas públicas: o primeiro apresenta histórias de
transformação na vida de alguns brasileiros; o segundo promove a interação informativa em
plataformas digitais; o terceiro homenageia a obra de Candido Portinari e estimula a reflexão
social. Exposição com áudio-guia em Português e Inglês. Evento Público
Vitrine de exposição e comercialização de produtos baseados no uso sustentável dos
recursos da biodiversidade brasileira, feitos por povos e comunidades tradicionais e
agricultores familiares. Traz produtos da Amazônia, Caatinga, Cerrado e Mata Atlântica.
Ministéro do
Desenvolvimento Social
Ministéro do
Desenvolvimento Social
Apresentação de cantos e danças
Evento Público
Casa Civil
ANPED, The Northern
Alliance for Sustainability
Aqualtune-Associação de
Mulheres Negras
Aqualtune/RJ
Articulação de
Organizações de Mulheres
Negras Brasileiras
Asia Pacific Forum on
Women, Law and
Development (APWLD)
Baraza La Taifa- Social
Movement
Coletivo Cannabis Ativa
Comité Cubano del Foro
Social Mundial (CCFSM)
Comitê Paranaense para a
Rio+20 (segmentos das
ONGs ambientais, dos
movimentos sociais e dos
participantes ativos)
Desenvolvimento Sustentável: diagnósticos e perspectivas da
sociedade civil (ONGs e Movimentos Sociais) do Comitê
Paranaense da Rio+20
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Oficina Lançamento de Livros com as respectivas palestras
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
O Movimento Negro e o Combate ao Racismo em Tempos de
Crise Socioambiental
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Direito a Moradia X Grandes Obras. A Reforma Urbana
Pendente e os Novos Pinheirinhos
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Gender, Economic and Ecological Justice in a Fierce New World
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Gender, Economic and Ecological Justice in a Fierce New World
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Earth Charter International
Peoples Sustainability Treaty on Ethical and Spiritual Values for
Sustainable Development
Convergencia das juventudes para a Defesa dos bens comuns
e contra mercantilizaçao
Trabalho Decente - Emprego Verde
Seminário DIREITO A MOBILIDADE URBANA E
PARTICIPAÇÃO POPULAR NAS POLÍTICAS PÚBLICAS
Conselho Federal de
Biologia - CFBio
COORDENAÇÃO
NACIONAL DE
ENTIDADES NEGRAS CONEN
CSP Conlutas Setorial de
Movimento Popular
Development Alternatives
with Women for a New Era
(DAWN)
Development Alternatives
with Women for a New Era
(DAWN)
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Enlace das Juventudes
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Força Sindical
Forum de Mobilidade
Urbana
Subsidies – attacking the poor, blocking green jobs, undermining
sustainable development. Who really benefits? Who really
loses? What can be done?
Peasant Speak Out for Food Sovereignty
Equity Treaty Dialogue
GCCA (tcktcktck), ICTSD ,
Fairgreensolutions
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
16/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Aterro do Flamengo
RODA DE CONVERSA ENTRE OS POVOS DE TERREIRO E
PÚBLICO GERAL
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Global Campaign to Demand Climate Justice Strategy Meeting
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Jubilee South - Asia/Pacific
Movement on Debt and
Development (JSAPMDD)
A world free of fossil fuels
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Leaving it in the Ground
Coalition (LINGO)
Feminismo, Agroecologia e Soberania Alimentar construindo um
novo paradigma de sustentabilidade da vida humana
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Marcha Mundial das
Mulheres
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
OLCA, GEAL, IBASE,
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
GLOBAL ASSEMBLY CONFRONTING THE EXTRACTIVE
MEGA PROJECTS
Marãiwatsédé, Terra de Esperança: 20 anos de promessas
desde a Rio92
Marãiwatsédé, Terra de Esperança: 20 anos de promessas
desde a Rio92
Seminário : Os sistemas alimentares locais : o desenvolvimento
sustentável através dos alimentos
Oficina NBCAL
Roda de Conversa -Tecendo o Pampa pelos Caminhos da
Memória: Fronteira Brasil/Uruguay
Oficinas: Mudanças ambientais e migrações: desafios e
perspectivas
Desenvolvimento sustentável, proteção social e gênero
Viva Rio +20
Operação Amazônia Nativa
(OPAN)
Operação Amazônia Nativa
(OPAN)
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
RED PEKEA
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Rede IBFAN Brasil
Rede Mundial dos Pontos
de Cultura
SERVIÇO PASTORAL
DOS MIGRANTES
Sustainlabour
Viva Rio
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
16/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
11:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
11:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
The UN system Perspectives on Green Economy
Green economy as an inducer of conservation in Brazilian Amazon
IBON International
IfE Equity Treaty Circle
INSTITUTO
BAMBURUCEMA DE
CULTURA AFRO
AMAZONICO
The Environment Management Group will present the findings of its report ?Working towards a
balanced and inclusive green economy: A UN system-wide perspective" which was prepared
to contribute to the Rio+20 Conference. The report prepared by 40 UN entities provides a
picture on the UN system wide perspectives on the green economy and how the UN system
could coherently support countries in transitioning to a green economy. The report is expected
to facilitate a common understanding of the green economy approach and the measures
required for the transition.
The green economy can be become real from local experiences, through projects that link
production with less environmental impact and improving the quality of life of local populations.
Whereas less than 1% of Amazon territory in Brazil is urbanized, it is essential to support
initiatives in rural or forest ways. The Fundo Vale has supported several projects in the
Brazilian Amazon who flock to this effect, to value the forest as a great asset market of the
future. Working in network with recognized organizations acting in the Amazon, and
international projection, these projects are developed in coordination in areas suffering strong
anthropogenic pressure, constantly threatened by illegal logging. The event aims to show
some experiments and their results, developed in the states of Pará, Mato Grosso and
Amazonas.
United Nations Environment
Management Group (EMG)
Fundo Vale para o
Desenvolvimento
Sustentavel
The 2014 World Cup involves a combined investment of more than US$114 billion across 12
Brazilian cities for the construction or renovation of 12 football stadiums plus transportation,
hotels, and waste and water infrastructure to support millions of fans.
16/06/2012
11:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
As the largest infrastructure project in the country?s history, preparations for the World Cup
today will have long-lasting impacts on Brazil?s urban sectors. Planning for the Cup has
provided Brazil with an opportunity to achieve sustainable, urban economic development that
may not present itself again for decades or possibly centuries.
Green Building Council
Brasil
This event will feature a discussion on how World Cup investments can be leveraged for
positive, long-term social and environmental benefits in Brazil?s cities, and how urban planning
for global sporting events such as the World Cup and the Olympics can be models for
sustainable urbanization on a global scale. Key themes: green building, low-carbon transit,
green jobs, sustainable financing mechanisms.
Greening the Games: How Brazil's World Cup is Driving Economic
Changes
As a response to the multiple global crises, the Reflection Group will launch a comprehensive
report that highlights the need for fundamental changes, in particular:
16/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
? Changes in fiscal and regulatory policies (at national and international levels) in order to
overcome social inequalities and the degradation of nature and to strengthen sustainable
economies.
? Changes in institutions and governance mechanisms (at national and international levels).
? Changes in the mindset, the guiding concepts, goals and indicators of development and
societal progress.
At the side event prominent members of the Reflection Group will present key findings and
policy recommendations of this report.
Launch: Reflection Group Report on Global Development Perspectives
16/06/2012
11:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
The dialogue will be of Panel Discussion and Workshop nature on making a link between
Climate Justice, Carbon Debt, Development, and
Reparations.
Sustainable Development and Inter-generational Equity Issues Dialogue
16/06/2012
11:30:00
16/06/2012
11:30:00
International Youth and
Student Movement for the
United Nations (ISMUN)
T-6 (Riocentro)
Protecting Biodiversity and the ecosystem services it provides is at the heart of sustainable
development. The Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020, adopted in 2010 at the tenth
meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD),
represents a coordinated and sustained response by governments and the United Nations
system to the ongoing loss of biodiversity. In this side event, the Secretariat of the Convention
on Biological Diversity, along with its United Nations system partners will outline the mission
and vision of the Strategy and show how biodiversity supports achievement of the three pillars
of sustainable development. Representatives of the Interagency Task Force for the Strategic
Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020 will speak about the role of the Plan in coordinating actions
among stakeholders.
Secretariat of the
Convention on Biological
Diversity (CBD)
T-9 (Riocentro)
The challenges to feed the world?s population, which will reach 9 billion by 2050, are
unprecedented?requiring more than a second green revolution. With climate change, global
yields in 2050 could decrease by 20-30 percent if we cannot bring good agricultural practices,
new technologies, farming methods, and supporting institutions to the world?s farmers.
?Sustainable intensification?--a range of approaches for boosting agricultural production while
reducing negative environmental impacts on agriculture--will be critical. However, despite the
2008 food crisis and environmental changes, public investments in agricultural research and
extension are low. In the context of the ongoing debate as to which potential farming methods
and technologies offer the greatest promise for investment and scale up, this panel will
examine the contribution of sustainable agriculture sustainable intensification to agricultural
productivity and resilience in the near and long term and how this contribution can be
estimated and tracked.
International Food Policy
Research Institute (IFPRI)
The Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020
Feeding the World: Sustainable Agriculture & Innovation
Global Policy Forum Europe
Thematic focus:
Land, Water, Biodiversity, Livestock and Livelihoods
16/06/2012
11:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
11:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
11:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
Re-greening for Resilient Landscapes
The UN system Perspectives on Green Economy
Green economy as an inducer of conservation in Brazilian Amazon
16/06/2012
11:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
The drylands are the best chance we have to achieve multiple goals at a scale that has
significant and durable impact. Globally, the drylands support 2.1 billion people, with the
majority still dependent upon the success of extensive grazing systems and sustainable crop
production intensification. Yet, drylands have been considered marginal ? subject to
degradation, loss of biodiversity and ineffective water management ? while the people they
support have been marginalized. Targeting drylands is key in the march towards sustainable
development because of the strong connection between land degradation and desertification
and other global issues, including climate change, droughts and floods, famine, poverty and
social disruption).
The Environment Management Group will present the findings of its report ?Working towards a
balanced and inclusive green economy: A UN system-wide perspective" which was prepared
to contribute to the Rio+20 Conference. The report prepared by 40 UN entities provides a
picture on the UN system wide perspectives on the green economy and how the UN system
could coherently support countries in transitioning to a green economy. The report is expected
to facilitate a common understanding of the green economy approach and the measures
required for the transition.
The green economy can be become real from local experiences, through projects that link
production with less environmental impact and improving the quality of life of local populations.
Whereas less than 1% of Amazon territory in Brazil is urbanized, it is essential to support
initiatives in rural or forest ways. The Fundo Vale has supported several projects in the
Brazilian Amazon who flock to this effect, to value the forest as a great asset market of the
future. Working in network with recognized organizations acting in the Amazon, and
international projection, these projects are developed in coordination in areas suffering strong
anthropogenic pressure, constantly threatened by illegal logging. The event aims to show
some experiments and their results, developed in the states of Pará, Mato Grosso and
Amazonas.
The 2014 World Cup involves a combined investment of more than US$114 billion across 12
Brazilian cities for the construction or renovation of 12 football stadiums plus transportation,
hotels, and waste and water infrastructure to support millions of fans.
As the largest infrastructure project in the country?s history, preparations for the World Cup
today will have long-lasting impacts on Brazil?s urban sectors. Planning for the Cup has
provided Brazil with an opportunity to achieve sustainable, urban economic development that
may not present itself again for decades or possibly centuries.
World Vision International
United Nations Environment
Management Group (EMG)
Fundo Vale para o
Desenvolvimento
Sustentavel
Green Building Council
Brasil
This event will feature a discussion on how World Cup investments can be leveraged for
positive, long-term social and environmental benefits in Brazil?s cities, and how urban planning
for global sporting events such as the World Cup and the Olympics can be models for
sustainable urbanization on a global scale. Key themes: green building, low-carbon transit,
green jobs, sustainable financing mechanisms.
Greening the Games: How Brazil's World Cup is Driving Economic
Changes
As a response to the multiple global crises, the Reflection Group will launch a comprehensive
report that highlights the need for fundamental changes, in particular:
16/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
Global Policy Forum Europe
At the side event prominent members of the Reflection Group will present key findings and
policy recommendations of this report.
Launch: Reflection Group Report on Global Development Perspectives
16/06/2012
Sustainable Development and Inter-generational Equity Issues Dialogue
? Changes in fiscal and regulatory policies (at national and international levels) in order to
overcome social inequalities and the degradation of nature and to strengthen sustainable
economies.
? Changes in institutions and governance mechanisms (at national and international levels).
? Changes in the mindset, the guiding concepts, goals and indicators of development and
societal progress.
11:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
The dialogue will be of Panel Discussion and Workshop nature on making a link between
Climate Justice, Carbon Debt, Development, and
Reparations.
International Youth and
Student Movement for the
United Nations (ISMUN)
16/06/2012
11:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
Protecting Biodiversity and the ecosystem services it provides is at the heart of sustainable
development. The Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020, adopted in 2010 at the tenth
meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD),
represents a coordinated and sustained response by governments and the United Nations
system to the ongoing loss of biodiversity. In this side event, the Secretariat of the Convention
on Biological Diversity, along with its United Nations system partners will outline the mission
and vision of the Strategy and show how biodiversity supports achievement of the three pillars
of sustainable development. Representatives of the Interagency Task Force for the Strategic
Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020 will speak about the role of the Plan in coordinating actions
among stakeholders.
Secretariat of the
Convention on Biological
Diversity (CBD)
T-9 (Riocentro)
The challenges to feed the world?s population, which will reach 9 billion by 2050, are
unprecedented?requiring more than a second green revolution. With climate change, global
yields in 2050 could decrease by 20-30 percent if we cannot bring good agricultural practices,
new technologies, farming methods, and supporting institutions to the world?s farmers.
?Sustainable intensification?--a range of approaches for boosting agricultural production while
reducing negative environmental impacts on agriculture--will be critical. However, despite the
2008 food crisis and environmental changes, public investments in agricultural research and
extension are low. In the context of the ongoing debate as to which potential farming methods
and technologies offer the greatest promise for investment and scale up, this panel will
examine the contribution of sustainable agriculture sustainable intensification to agricultural
productivity and resilience in the near and long term and how this contribution can be
estimated and tracked.
International Food Policy
Research Institute (IFPRI)
The Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020
16/06/2012
11:30:00
Feeding the World: Sustainable Agriculture & Innovation
Thematic focus:
Land, Water, Biodiversity, Livestock and Livelihoods
16/06/2012
11:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
11:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
11:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
Re-greening for Resilient Landscapes
The UN system Perspectives on Green Economy
Green economy as an inducer of conservation in Brazilian Amazon
The drylands are the best chance we have to achieve multiple goals at a scale that has
significant and durable impact. Globally, the drylands support 2.1 billion people, with the
majority still dependent upon the success of extensive grazing systems and sustainable crop
production intensification. Yet, drylands have been considered marginal ? subject to
degradation, loss of biodiversity and ineffective water management ? while the people they
support have been marginalized. Targeting drylands is key in the march towards sustainable
development because of the strong connection between land degradation and desertification
and other global issues, including climate change, droughts and floods, famine, poverty and
social disruption).
The Environment Management Group will present the findings of its report ?Working towards a
balanced and inclusive green economy: A UN system-wide perspective" which was prepared
to contribute to the Rio+20 Conference. The report prepared by 40 UN entities provides a
picture on the UN system wide perspectives on the green economy and how the UN system
could coherently support countries in transitioning to a green economy. The report is expected
to facilitate a common understanding of the green economy approach and the measures
required for the transition.
The green economy can be become real from local experiences, through projects that link
production with less environmental impact and improving the quality of life of local populations.
Whereas less than 1% of Amazon territory in Brazil is urbanized, it is essential to support
initiatives in rural or forest ways. The Fundo Vale has supported several projects in the
Brazilian Amazon who flock to this effect, to value the forest as a great asset market of the
future. Working in network with recognized organizations acting in the Amazon, and
international projection, these projects are developed in coordination in areas suffering strong
anthropogenic pressure, constantly threatened by illegal logging. The event aims to show
some experiments and their results, developed in the states of Pará, Mato Grosso and
Amazonas.
World Vision International
United Nations Environment
Management Group (EMG)
Fundo Vale para o
Desenvolvimento
Sustentavel
The 2014 World Cup involves a combined investment of more than US$114 billion across 12
Brazilian cities for the construction or renovation of 12 football stadiums plus transportation,
hotels, and waste and water infrastructure to support millions of fans.
16/06/2012
11:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
As the largest infrastructure project in the country?s history, preparations for the World Cup
today will have long-lasting impacts on Brazil?s urban sectors. Planning for the Cup has
provided Brazil with an opportunity to achieve sustainable, urban economic development that
may not present itself again for decades or possibly centuries.
Green Building Council
Brasil
This event will feature a discussion on how World Cup investments can be leveraged for
positive, long-term social and environmental benefits in Brazil?s cities, and how urban planning
for global sporting events such as the World Cup and the Olympics can be models for
sustainable urbanization on a global scale. Key themes: green building, low-carbon transit,
green jobs, sustainable financing mechanisms.
Greening the Games: How Brazil's World Cup is Driving Economic
Changes
As a response to the multiple global crises, the Reflection Group will launch a comprehensive
report that highlights the need for fundamental changes, in particular:
16/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
? Changes in fiscal and regulatory policies (at national and international levels) in order to
overcome social inequalities and the degradation of nature and to strengthen sustainable
economies.
? Changes in institutions and governance mechanisms (at national and international levels).
? Changes in the mindset, the guiding concepts, goals and indicators of development and
societal progress.
At the side event prominent members of the Reflection Group will present key findings and
policy recommendations of this report.
Launch: Reflection Group Report on Global Development Perspectives
16/06/2012
11:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
The dialogue will be of Panel Discussion and Workshop nature on making a link between
Climate Justice, Carbon Debt, Development, and
Reparations.
Sustainable Development and Inter-generational Equity Issues Dialogue
16/06/2012
11:30:00
16/06/2012
11:30:00
International Youth and
Student Movement for the
United Nations (ISMUN)
T-6 (Riocentro)
Protecting Biodiversity and the ecosystem services it provides is at the heart of sustainable
development. The Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020, adopted in 2010 at the tenth
meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD),
represents a coordinated and sustained response by governments and the United Nations
system to the ongoing loss of biodiversity. In this side event, the Secretariat of the Convention
on Biological Diversity, along with its United Nations system partners will outline the mission
and vision of the Strategy and show how biodiversity supports achievement of the three pillars
of sustainable development. Representatives of the Interagency Task Force for the Strategic
Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020 will speak about the role of the Plan in coordinating actions
among stakeholders.
Secretariat of the
Convention on Biological
Diversity (CBD)
T-9 (Riocentro)
The challenges to feed the world?s population, which will reach 9 billion by 2050, are
unprecedented?requiring more than a second green revolution. With climate change, global
yields in 2050 could decrease by 20-30 percent if we cannot bring good agricultural practices,
new technologies, farming methods, and supporting institutions to the world?s farmers.
?Sustainable intensification?--a range of approaches for boosting agricultural production while
reducing negative environmental impacts on agriculture--will be critical. However, despite the
2008 food crisis and environmental changes, public investments in agricultural research and
extension are low. In the context of the ongoing debate as to which potential farming methods
and technologies offer the greatest promise for investment and scale up, this panel will
examine the contribution of sustainable agriculture sustainable intensification to agricultural
productivity and resilience in the near and long term and how this contribution can be
estimated and tracked.
International Food Policy
Research Institute (IFPRI)
The Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020
Feeding the World: Sustainable Agriculture & Innovation
Global Policy Forum Europe
Thematic focus:
Land, Water, Biodiversity, Livestock and Livelihoods
The drylands are the best chance we have to achieve multiple goals at a scale that has
significant and durable impact. Globally, the drylands support 2.1 billion people, with the
majority still dependent upon the success of extensive grazing systems and sustainable crop
production intensification. Yet, drylands have been considered marginal ? subject to
degradation, loss of biodiversity and ineffective water management ? while the people they
support have been marginalized. Targeting drylands is key in the march towards sustainable
development because of the strong connection between land degradation and desertification
and other global issues, including climate change, droughts and floods, famine, poverty and
social disruption).
World Vision International
16/06/2012
11:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
13:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Articulação Nacional de
Agroecologia (ANA) - Brasil
O caminho sagrado das sementes: Conectando saberes,
trocando sementes e refletindo sobre sustentabilidade na Rio+20
16/06/2012
13:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Caravana de Sementes da
Sustentabilidade
Geoengenharia: por que a Rio+20 tem que proibir a
manipulação climática
16/06/2012
13:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
ETC Group / Campaha Não
Manipulem a Mãe Terra
Roda de Conversa do Fórum de Cooperativismo Popular da
Economia Solidária
16/06/2012
13:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Fórum de Cooperativismo
Popular- Economia Solidária
Re-greening for Resilient Landscapes
Seminário Internacional "Por Mudanças Radicais: Agricultura
Familiar Camponesa e Agroecologia como Alternativa à Crise do
Sistema Agroalimentar Industrial"
Desenvolvimento sustentável, proteção social e gênero
Reflexões sobre os avanços, retrocessos e desafios Ambientais
de 1992 até 2012
Oficina Rio + 20 – Experiências Sustentáveis a Caminho de um
Outro Mundo
Os Astros e a Rio+20 - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
16/06/2012
13:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Sustainlabour
16/06/2012
13:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
WWF-Brasil
16/06/2012
13:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
CASA - CENTRO DE
APOIO SOCIO AMBIENTAL
16/06/2012
13:00:00
Casa da Gávea
16/06/2012
13:00:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
13:00:00
CASA DA GÁVEA
From Rio to Cairo to Rio? and Beyond
OS ASTROS E A RIO+20 (Coordenação do Astrologo Antonio
Carlos Bola)
Abertura: Palestra Riscos e oportunidades na crise planetária
"Há Futuro na Rio + 20?
Coordenação do Astrologo Antonio Carlos Bola: astrólogo e jornalista, com 40 anos de
atividade em aconselhamento, ensino e divulgação, no país e exterior, é o coordenador do
segmento oracular do Viradão Rio + 20 da Casa da Gávea.
Movimento Imagina Rio
Até 2016 estaremos vivendo um período de grandes transformações coletivas, de
fundamental importância para a transição da Era de Peixes para a Era de Aquário. . Entrada
Franca
Population dynamics have significant influence on sustainable development. Chapter 5 of
Agenda 21 affirms the synergistic relationship between demographic factors and sustainable
development, as well as the key role of women?s empowerment and reproductive health,
including family planning. The chapter also calls for formulation of integrated national policies
for environment and development, taking into account demographic trends and factors. These
linkages were emphasized in the International Conference on Population and Development
Population Action
(ICPD) Programme of Action, adopted in Cairo, Egypt in 1994. Virtually all development
International
policies in Sub-Saharan Africa cite population growth as an inhibitor to efforts to alleviate
poverty, ensure food security, preserve the environment, and improve the quality of human
resources. However, little integration of population dynamics and environmentally sustainable
development plans and programs has been achieved. Climate change has become the face of
the international discourse on environmental sustainability, and it is increasingly seen as a
major threat to sustainable development in Africa.
Com o astrólogo Antonio Carlos Bola Harres - astrólogo e jornalista, com 40 anos de atividade
em aconselhamento, ensino e divulgação,no país e exterior, é o coordenador do segmento
oracular do Viradão Rio + 20 da Casa da Gávea.
16/06/2012
13:00:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
Population dynamics have significant influence on sustainable development. Chapter 5 of
Agenda 21 affirms the synergistic relationship between demographic factors and sustainable
development, as well as the key role of women?s empowerment and reproductive health,
including family planning. The chapter also calls for formulation of integrated national policies
for environment and development, taking into account demographic trends and factors. These
linkages were emphasized in the International Conference on Population and Development
Population Action
(ICPD) Programme of Action, adopted in Cairo, Egypt in 1994. Virtually all development
International
policies in Sub-Saharan Africa cite population growth as an inhibitor to efforts to alleviate
poverty, ensure food security, preserve the environment, and improve the quality of human
resources. However, little integration of population dynamics and environmentally sustainable
development plans and programs has been achieved. Climate change has become the face of
the international discourse on environmental sustainability, and it is increasingly seen as a
major threat to sustainable development in Africa.
Population dynamics have significant influence on sustainable development. Chapter 5 of
Agenda 21 affirms the synergistic relationship between demographic factors and sustainable
development, as well as the key role of women?s empowerment and reproductive health,
including family planning. The chapter also calls for formulation of integrated national policies
for environment and development, taking into account demographic trends and factors. These
linkages were emphasized in the International Conference on Population and Development
Population Action
(ICPD) Programme of Action, adopted in Cairo, Egypt in 1994. Virtually all development
International
policies in Sub-Saharan Africa cite population growth as an inhibitor to efforts to alleviate
poverty, ensure food security, preserve the environment, and improve the quality of human
resources. However, little integration of population dynamics and environmentally sustainable
development plans and programs has been achieved. Climate change has become the face of
the international discourse on environmental sustainability, and it is increasingly seen as a
major threat to sustainable development in Africa.
From Rio to Cairo to Rio? and Beyond
16/06/2012
13:00:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
From Rio to Cairo to Rio? and Beyond
Sessão VÍDEO-SHOW
16/06/2012
13:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
CUCaA - Construindo o universo através da arte
16/06/2012
13:00:00
Via Pública da Rocinha
The Human right to water and sanitation: The challenge of
implementation
16/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-E (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
13:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
13:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
China's Progress on Sustainable Development & Expectations of Rio+20
Forests, Livelihoods, and Green Economy
Sessão VÍDEO-SHOW
Evento de grafite desenvolvido pelo Insituto Wark e GDR - Grafiteiros da Rocinha. O projeto
busca conscientizar a comunidade sobre a arte urbana e promover workshops que
transformem o grafite em fonte de renda para jovens, por meio da comercialização de objetos
customizados. Será realizado workshop na Via Pública da Rocinha (embaixo da passarela da
Rocinha), no qual os interessados poderão participar de uma pintura coletiva de uma lona e
aprender a grafitar, bem como fabricar peças decorativas. Na ocasião, moradores da
comunidade poderão trazer pertences a serem customizados e restaurados. Haverá
construção de painéis grafitados, apresentação dos membros do Instituto Wark e do Grupo
GDR (Grafiteiros da Rocinha) e interação entre artistas.
The aim of the Workshop is to check and to evaluate the evolution to local and international
level of the Access to the Drinkable Water as human right, from her Firstly Summit of the Earth
up to the current importance.
There will be a comprehensive introduction of China fs efforts, progress and challenges in
practicing sustainable development within the past decade. There will also be an introduction
to the following strategies of China, a clarification of the expectations of the Chinese
Government for this conference and its target and subject, and an introduction to the side
conferences of Chinese government, and which will also present a video on Chinese national
sustainable development
Taiwan is vulnerable in term of climate change. Three years ago, Taiwan suffered from the
havoc of the typhoon Morakot and recovered with the joint efforts by the civil societies and the
government.
With the successful experience, we aim to shed more light on forests and livelihoods in terms
of sustainable development and green economy by holding this gForests, Livelihoods, and
Green Economy h side event to comply with the goal shown in Rio+20 Briefing#2 and further
advance the efforts in sustainable development and forest management I
ELETROBRAS
Insituto Wark e GDR Grafiteiros da Rocinha
CEDHA (Centro de
Derechos Humanos y
Ambiente)
China
Environmental Quality
Protection Foundation
16/06/2012
13:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Climate change is occurring twice as fast in regions such as the Arctic, Himalayas, Andes, and
other alpine areas than in the rest of the globe, placing enormous pressures on the peoples
who live there. Many of the communities so impacted comprise indigenous and other
communities already often marginalized economically and socially in their societies. How can
International Cryosphere
these communities find a new path towards development in the face of such rapid change, in
ways that both preserve traditional ways of live, lead to the meeting of Millennium Development Climate Initiative (ICCI)
Goals; yet do not contribute even more to the environmental changes already occurring with
rapid ?cryospheric? climate change? What are the ?cryosphere-specific? sustainable
development measures most helpful to these regions? A panel discussion with representatives
and experts from some of the most climate-impacted places on earth.
T-10 (Riocentro)
Sustainable Public Procurement is meant to allow preferencial treatment in bidding processes
for socio-environmentally correct products with less environmental impact and lower risk to
human health. It is related to the acquisition of goods, materials and services whose
manufacture, use and disposal incorporate socio-environmentally sustainable standards. Thus,
the policy objective is to spread the links between sustainability and government hiring,
generating positive impact on the marketplace and promoting new production sectors - the so- Brazil
called "green economy" ( United Nations Environment Programme - UNEP). The objective of
the seminar is to present the policy from the perspective of the formulator entity (Ministério do
Planejamento), the legal entity (Advocacia-Geral da União) and the audit organ (Tribunal de
Contas da União).
Sustainable Development in the Face of Rapid Climate Change: High
Alpi
16/06/2012
13:30:00
Sustainable Public Procurement
16/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
The use of PES to address both environmental improvement and poverty reduction objectives
represents debatable issue for a wider reception of the PES approach.
Pro-poor Payment for Ecosystems Services: global knowledge
networking
16/06/2012
13:30:00
(Riocentro)
Women's Leadership in a Green Economy: Valuing Women's
Contributions t
16/06/2012
13:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-E (Riocentro)
Sustainable Transport Contribution to Rio+20 and its Implementation
The Human right to water and sanitation: The challenge of
implementation
Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) is increasingly recognized as a tool for sustainable
management of natural resources. Although PES was initially intended to achieve conservation
goals, the dependence of the majority of rural populations upon local ecosystems have brought
about a consideration of PES being designed to be both pro-poor and community-based.This
can be achieved by integrating pro-development objectives into thedesign of PES schemes
.ICRAF and the consortium WWF/CARE International, for example, proposed an approach of Regional Environmental
Centre for Central Asia
?pro-poor rewards for environmental services? and ?equitable payments for watershed
services? ,with the objective to deliver sustainable natural resource management and improve (CAREC)
livelihoods for the rural poor.
Evidence from Indonesia, Cameroon and India presented in the panel demonstrates that
empowering women as resource managers and entrepreneurs presents a powerful strategy
that can be used to address both local and global environment concerns. But institutional
gender blindness renders women?s contributions to climate change mitigation and adaptation
invisible, and therefore not valued. National climate change policies and organizations overlook
women?s value, in part because of biases that exclude women as leaders. Combined with
their lower levels of education, time availability, formal property rights, and technical skills, this
has resulted in an exclusion of women?s interests when climate change, REDD+, or
renewable energy finance decisions are made. Means of providing value for women?s
contributions to sustainable development and the green economy, discussed in the event, can
address the risks of further marginalising women and jeopardising environmental sustainability
initiatives posed by existing climate change finance mechanisms.
Transport comprises a significant economic sector in most countries and is of particular
relevance to the green economy theme of Rio+20 because of its potential for wide-ranging
environmental, economic and social development benefits. There is a growing realization that
the current rapid unrestrained growth in private motorization while improving access is not
sustainable. This side event organized on behalf of the SLoCaT Partnership will present the
contribution of the sustainable transport community to the Rio+20 Conference and its
implementation. This includes: (a) a Roadmap for Sustainable Transport in the coming years
including a set of targets and indicators, (b) voluntary commitments by a group of multilateral
development banks as well other stakeholders on sustainable transport, and (c) description of
proposed institutional framework for sustainable transport in the post Rio+20 period.
Women Organizing for
Change in Agriculture and
Natural Resource
Management (WOCAN)
Partnership on Sustainable
Low Carbon Transport
The aim of the Workshop is to check and to evaluate the evolution to local and international
CEDHA (Centro de
level of the Access to the Drinkable Water as human right, from her Firstly Summit of the Earth Derechos Humanos y
up to the current importance.
Ambiente)
16/06/2012
13:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
13:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
China's Progress on Sustainable Development & Expectations of Rio+20
There will be a comprehensive introduction of China fs efforts, progress and challenges in
practicing sustainable development within the past decade. There will also be an introduction
to the following strategies of China, a clarification of the expectations of the Chinese
Government for this conference and its target and subject, and an introduction to the side
conferences of Chinese government, and which will also present a video on Chinese national
sustainable development
Taiwan is vulnerable in term of climate change. Three years ago, Taiwan suffered from the
havoc of the typhoon Morakot and recovered with the joint efforts by the civil societies and the
government.
With the successful experience, we aim to shed more light on forests and livelihoods in terms
of sustainable development and green economy by holding this gForests, Livelihoods, and
Green Economy h side event to comply with the goal shown in Rio+20 Briefing#2 and further
advance the efforts in sustainable development and forest management I
China
Environmental Quality
Protection Foundation
Forests, Livelihoods, and Green Economy
16/06/2012
13:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Climate change is occurring twice as fast in regions such as the Arctic, Himalayas, Andes, and
other alpine areas than in the rest of the globe, placing enormous pressures on the peoples
who live there. Many of the communities so impacted comprise indigenous and other
communities already often marginalized economically and socially in their societies. How can
International Cryosphere
these communities find a new path towards development in the face of such rapid change, in
ways that both preserve traditional ways of live, lead to the meeting of Millennium Development Climate Initiative (ICCI)
Goals; yet do not contribute even more to the environmental changes already occurring with
rapid ?cryospheric? climate change? What are the ?cryosphere-specific? sustainable
development measures most helpful to these regions? A panel discussion with representatives
and experts from some of the most climate-impacted places on earth.
T-10 (Riocentro)
Sustainable Public Procurement is meant to allow preferencial treatment in bidding processes
for socio-environmentally correct products with less environmental impact and lower risk to
human health. It is related to the acquisition of goods, materials and services whose
manufacture, use and disposal incorporate socio-environmentally sustainable standards. Thus,
the policy objective is to spread the links between sustainability and government hiring,
generating positive impact on the marketplace and promoting new production sectors - the socalled "green economy" ( United Nations Environment Programme - UNEP). The objective of
the seminar is to present the policy from the perspective of the formulator entity (Ministério do
Planejamento), the legal entity (Advocacia-Geral da União) and the audit organ (Tribunal de
Contas da União).
Sustainable Development in the Face of Rapid Climate Change: High
Alpi
16/06/2012
13:30:00
Sustainable Public Procurement
16/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) is increasingly recognized as a tool for sustainable
management of natural resources. Although PES was initially intended to achieve conservation
goals, the dependence of the majority of rural populations upon local ecosystems have brought
about a consideration of PES being designed to be both pro-poor and community-based.This
can be achieved by integrating pro-development objectives into thedesign of PES schemes
.ICRAF and the consortium WWF/CARE International, for example, proposed an approach of Regional Environmental
Centre for Central Asia
?pro-poor rewards for environmental services? and ?equitable payments for watershed
services? ,with the objective to deliver sustainable natural resource management and improve (CAREC)
livelihoods for the rural poor.
The use of PES to address both environmental improvement and poverty reduction objectives
represents debatable issue for a wider reception of the PES approach.
Pro-poor Payment for Ecosystems Services: global knowledge
networking
16/06/2012
Women's Leadership in a Green Economy: Valuing Women's
Contributions t
Brazil
13:30:00
(Riocentro)
Evidence from Indonesia, Cameroon and India presented in the panel demonstrates that
empowering women as resource managers and entrepreneurs presents a powerful strategy
that can be used to address both local and global environment concerns. But institutional
gender blindness renders women?s contributions to climate change mitigation and adaptation
invisible, and therefore not valued. National climate change policies and organizations overlook
women?s value, in part because of biases that exclude women as leaders. Combined with
their lower levels of education, time availability, formal property rights, and technical skills, this
has resulted in an exclusion of women?s interests when climate change, REDD+, or
renewable energy finance decisions are made. Means of providing value for women?s
contributions to sustainable development and the green economy, discussed in the event, can
address the risks of further marginalising women and jeopardising environmental sustainability
initiatives posed by existing climate change finance mechanisms.
Women Organizing for
Change in Agriculture and
Natural Resource
Management (WOCAN)
16/06/2012
13:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-E (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
13:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
13:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
Sustainable Transport Contribution to Rio+20 and its Implementation
The Human right to water and sanitation: The challenge of
implementation
China's Progress on Sustainable Development & Expectations of Rio+20
Transport comprises a significant economic sector in most countries and is of particular
relevance to the green economy theme of Rio+20 because of its potential for wide-ranging
environmental, economic and social development benefits. There is a growing realization that
the current rapid unrestrained growth in private motorization while improving access is not
sustainable. This side event organized on behalf of the SLoCaT Partnership will present the
contribution of the sustainable transport community to the Rio+20 Conference and its
implementation. This includes: (a) a Roadmap for Sustainable Transport in the coming years
including a set of targets and indicators, (b) voluntary commitments by a group of multilateral
development banks as well other stakeholders on sustainable transport, and (c) description of
proposed institutional framework for sustainable transport in the post Rio+20 period.
The aim of the Workshop is to check and to evaluate the evolution to local and international
level of the Access to the Drinkable Water as human right, from her Firstly Summit of the Earth
up to the current importance.
There will be a comprehensive introduction of China fs efforts, progress and challenges in
practicing sustainable development within the past decade. There will also be an introduction
to the following strategies of China, a clarification of the expectations of the Chinese
Government for this conference and its target and subject, and an introduction to the side
conferences of Chinese government, and which will also present a video on Chinese national
sustainable development
Taiwan is vulnerable in term of climate change. Three years ago, Taiwan suffered from the
havoc of the typhoon Morakot and recovered with the joint efforts by the civil societies and the
government.
With the successful experience, we aim to shed more light on forests and livelihoods in terms
of sustainable development and green economy by holding this gForests, Livelihoods, and
Green Economy h side event to comply with the goal shown in Rio+20 Briefing#2 and further
advance the efforts in sustainable development and forest management I
Partnership on Sustainable
Low Carbon Transport
CEDHA (Centro de
Derechos Humanos y
Ambiente)
China
Environmental Quality
Protection Foundation
Forests, Livelihoods, and Green Economy
16/06/2012
13:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Climate change is occurring twice as fast in regions such as the Arctic, Himalayas, Andes, and
other alpine areas than in the rest of the globe, placing enormous pressures on the peoples
who live there. Many of the communities so impacted comprise indigenous and other
communities already often marginalized economically and socially in their societies. How can
International Cryosphere
these communities find a new path towards development in the face of such rapid change, in
ways that both preserve traditional ways of live, lead to the meeting of Millennium Development Climate Initiative (ICCI)
Goals; yet do not contribute even more to the environmental changes already occurring with
rapid ?cryospheric? climate change? What are the ?cryosphere-specific? sustainable
development measures most helpful to these regions? A panel discussion with representatives
and experts from some of the most climate-impacted places on earth.
T-10 (Riocentro)
Sustainable Public Procurement is meant to allow preferencial treatment in bidding processes
for socio-environmentally correct products with less environmental impact and lower risk to
human health. It is related to the acquisition of goods, materials and services whose
manufacture, use and disposal incorporate socio-environmentally sustainable standards. Thus,
the policy objective is to spread the links between sustainability and government hiring,
generating positive impact on the marketplace and promoting new production sectors - the socalled "green economy" ( United Nations Environment Programme - UNEP). The objective of
the seminar is to present the policy from the perspective of the formulator entity (Ministério do
Planejamento), the legal entity (Advocacia-Geral da União) and the audit organ (Tribunal de
Contas da União).
Sustainable Development in the Face of Rapid Climate Change: High
Alpi
16/06/2012
13:30:00
Sustainable Public Procurement
16/06/2012
Pro-poor Payment for Ecosystems Services: global knowledge
networking
13:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
Brazil
Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) is increasingly recognized as a tool for sustainable
management of natural resources. Although PES was initially intended to achieve conservation
goals, the dependence of the majority of rural populations upon local ecosystems have brought
about a consideration of PES being designed to be both pro-poor and community-based.This
can be achieved by integrating pro-development objectives into thedesign of PES schemes
.ICRAF and the consortium WWF/CARE International, for example, proposed an approach of Regional Environmental
Centre for Central Asia
?pro-poor rewards for environmental services? and ?equitable payments for watershed
services? ,with the objective to deliver sustainable natural resource management and improve (CAREC)
livelihoods for the rural poor.
The use of PES to address both environmental improvement and poverty reduction objectives
represents debatable issue for a wider reception of the PES approach.
16/06/2012
13:30:00
(Riocentro)
Women's Leadership in a Green Economy: Valuing Women's
Contributions t
16/06/2012
13:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Sustainable Transport Contribution to Rio+20 and its Implementation
5 Menos que são Mais.
Eficiência Energética na Iluminação
BiodiverCIDADE: como considerar a biodiversidade na gestão
do meio urbano?
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Evidence from Indonesia, Cameroon and India presented in the panel demonstrates that
empowering women as resource managers and entrepreneurs presents a powerful strategy
that can be used to address both local and global environment concerns. But institutional
gender blindness renders women?s contributions to climate change mitigation and adaptation
invisible, and therefore not valued. National climate change policies and organizations overlook
women?s value, in part because of biases that exclude women as leaders. Combined with
their lower levels of education, time availability, formal property rights, and technical skills, this
has resulted in an exclusion of women?s interests when climate change, REDD+, or
renewable energy finance decisions are made. Means of providing value for women?s
contributions to sustainable development and the green economy, discussed in the event, can
address the risks of further marginalising women and jeopardising environmental sustainability
initiatives posed by existing climate change finance mechanisms.
Transport comprises a significant economic sector in most countries and is of particular
relevance to the green economy theme of Rio+20 because of its potential for wide-ranging
environmental, economic and social development benefits. There is a growing realization that
the current rapid unrestrained growth in private motorization while improving access is not
sustainable. This side event organized on behalf of the SLoCaT Partnership will present the
contribution of the sustainable transport community to the Rio+20 Conference and its
implementation. This includes: (a) a Roadmap for Sustainable Transport in the coming years
including a set of targets and indicators, (b) voluntary commitments by a group of multilateral
development banks as well other stakeholders on sustainable transport, and (c) description of
proposed institutional framework for sustainable transport in the post Rio+20 period.
A palestra tem o objetivo de quebrar o paradigma que relaciona ganhos ambientais e
econômicos nas MPE com altos custos ou investimentos nas empresas.
Nessa palestra serão mostrados os pontos mais comuns de desperdício de energia em
sistemas de iluminação, além de apresentar algumas soluções típicas voltadas para a
eliminação desses desperdícios. Serão abordados aspectos técnicos e não técnicos em uma
linguagem atraente de fácil entendimento, como por exemplo, o efeito da cor da luz no
comportamento humano.
Este seminário objetiva introduzir o tema da biodiversidade e dos serviços ecossistêmicos na
pauta dos governos subnacionais através da apresentação de uma metodologia de trabalho
para a conservação da biodiversidade baseada no Guia de Ações e Estratégias para a
Biodiversidade Local idealizado em conjunto pela Convenção para Diversidade Biológica,
Universidade das Nações Unidas – Instituto de Estudos Avançados (UNU-IAS) e ICLEI.
Evento restrito a convidados. Palestrantes: Dra. Tatiana Maria Cecy Gadda, Professora,
UTFPR; Dra. Tamara Simone van Kaick, Professora, UTFPR; Patricia Précoma Pellanda,
Pesquisadora Studio Cidades e Biodiversidade, UTFPR; Rafael Moreira Cesar da Costa,
Consultor Técnico, Centro Internacional de Formação de Atores Locais para a América Latina
(CIFAL); Patrizia Kelly Bittencourt Pereira, Analista Técnica, Centro Internacional de Formação
de Atores Locais para a América Latina (CIFAL).
Women Organizing for
Change in Agriculture and
Natural Resource
Management (WOCAN)
Partnership on Sustainable
Low Carbon Transport
Palestrante: Catharina
Cavalcante de Macedo
SEBRAE
Palestrante: Márcio Américo
Universidade Tecnológica
Federal do Paraná UTFPR.
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Casa Civil
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Barcelona Consensus
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Grupo Carta de Belem
CENTRO CULTURAL INDÍGENA
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Roda de conversa Sobre o Papel da Ciência para o
desenvolvimento Sustentável
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Seminário Internacional das Reservas da Biosfera, Programa
MaB/UNESCO "O Homem e a Biosfera"
ATELIER: Engagement interculturel pour un monde juste et
durable: Le Barcelona Consensus
Frente aos instrumentos e falsas soluções do capitalismo verde:
resistindo aos impactos territoriais e as estratégias institucionais
de mercantilização da natureza
Rede Biomas Medicinais - Roda de Conversa
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Os direitos da juventude não se vendem, se defendem
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
As consequências do pagamento dos serviços da Dívida
Pública brasileira para os trabalhadores e o meio-ambiente
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Considerações Geopoliticas sobre Aquecimento Global
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
SEBRAE
ALDEIA MARACANÃ CENTRO CULTURAL
INDÍGENA
ANPG - Associação
Nacional dos pós
graduandos
Articulação Pacari
Assembléia Nacional dos
Estudantes Livre- ANEL
ASSIBGE - Sindicato
Nacional dos Trabalhadores
do IBGE
Associação Força Verde
Dra. Tatiana Maria Cecy
Gadda; Dra. Tamara Simone
van Kaick, Patricia Précoma
Pellanda, ; Rafael Moreira
Cesar da Costa; Patrizia
Kelly Bittencourt Pereira
Promoting responsible corporate conduct: The reviewed OECD
Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
China Youth Activism 101
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Sem justiça, sem direitos: o caso palestino
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
O Movimento Negro e o Combate ao Racismo em Tempos de
Crise Socioambiental
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Convergenica das juventudes para Trabalho, por uma outra
economia e novos paradigmos de sociedade
Convergencia das juventudes para Soberania alimentar
Roda de Conversa - Cultura, Sustentabilidade e
Desenvolvimento de Tempos em Tempos
Doenças Raras: 13 milhões de esquecidos no Brasil
Centro de Derechos
Humanos y Ambiente
(CEDHA) y SOMO as
members of the network
OECD Watch.
China Youth Climate Action
Network (CYCAN)
Comitê Brasileiro de Defesa
dos Direitos do Povo
Palestino e Palestinian
Center for Peace and
Democracy
COORDENAÇÃO
NACIONAL DE
ENTIDADES NEGRAS CONEN
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Enlace das Juventudes
Enlace das Juventudes
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Fórum dos Festivais
Instituto Baresi
Instituto de Inovação e
Sustentabilidade
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Inovações em sustentabilidade para o aquecimento global
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Roda de Conversas
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
INSTITUTO FEDERAL DE
CIÊNCIA E TECNOLOGIA
DO MARANHÃO-CAMPUS
IMPERATRIZ
Modelo Econômico, Trabalho e Ambiente
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Mesa Coordenadora de
Lutas
Atelier: Prenons soin de la planète, et partageons nos
responsabilités !
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Monde Pluriel
Palestra
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Omissão na defesa dos indígenas no Brasil de 1500 até hoje
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Mega eventos: Impactos sobre o turismo e exploração sexual
das mulheres jovens
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Movimento Brasileiro em
Defesa da Vida-MBDV
Movimento Indígena
Revolucionário
Núcleo de Mulheres Jovens
da CAMTRA - Casa da
Mulher Trabalhadora
GLOBAL ASSEMBLY CONFRONTING THE EXTRACTIVE
MEGA PROJECTS
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
OLCA, GEAL, IBASE,
In Support of Small Scale Food Producers
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Oxfam International Youth
Partnerships
Young People Fixing the Broken Food System
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Oxfam International Youth
Partnerships (OIYP)
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Oxfam, ActionAid Brasil,
ABONG, REBRIP
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Pontão Setecidades
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Rede Mundial dos Pontos
de Cultura
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
SOS Clima Terra
Desafios do Desenvolvimento Sustentavel para os Paises
BRICS
Oficina para confeccionar um robô de 2 metros, utilizando
materiais descartáveis coletados no local
Construindo outros modelos: a força da amizade na construção
e ação de redes transformadoras
Troca de Saberes – com as Rodas de Memórias de Tradição
Oral e Escrita no Caminho da Cidadania
Vídeo-Debate: Saberes e Fazeres da herança cultural da
gastronomia indígena contra a fome e a miséria, como
contraponto à Economia Verde
Seminário e Debate " Justiça Climática, Emergência Climática,
Sustentabilidade e Aquecimento Global". Seminnar and Debate
"Climate Justice, Climate Emergency, Sustainability and Global
Warming"
Rede Diálogos em
Humanidade
Rede Mundial dos Pontos
de Cultura
Proyecto Sensibilizacion contra la quema de desmonte en la
actividad agrícola y doméstica, una actividad que está
destruyendo nuestra biodiversidad
Universidad Nacional de
Ucayali - Facultad de
Educación y Ciensias
Sociales - especialidad de
Ciencias Naturales y
ambiente
Viva Rio
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Viva Rio +20
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
O PT e as Perspectivas Ecopolíticas
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Fundação Perseu Abramo
Impactos dos Agrotóxicos na Saúde e no Ambiente
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
ABRASCO, ANA, Via
Campesina, Contag,
Conaq, Fetraf, AS-PTA e
Campanha Nacional contra
os Agrotóxicos e pela Vida
Que Sustentabilidade Queremos? Lançamento de Publicações
sobre Saúde e Ambiente e debate com autores e editores
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
ABRASCO e CEBES
Observatório de Favelas,
Redes de Desenvolvimento
da Maré , Verdejar
Socioambiental , Instituto
Raízes em Movimento ,
Cooperativa de Reciclagem
Eu Quero Liberdade, FASE
A Favela na Agenda dos Direitos Sociais e Ambientais
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Festival Encantado
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Clube do Vale Encantado
Forum: Teatro Os Inclusos e os Sisos
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Forum: Ecossistemas de Mercados Inclusivos na AL
16/06/2012
14:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Forum: A Força dos Negócios a Serviço da Sociedade
Debate astros e arcanos - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
16/06/2012
16/06/2012
Evento Inaugural - Lounge de Sustentabilidade
16/06/2012
PROJETO DE BIOGÁS DESENVOLVIDO PELA ITAIPU
BINACIONAL
16/06/2012
Sustainable Development Dialogues: Sustainable Development
as an answer to the economic and financial crisis
16/06/2012
14:00:00
14:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Casa da Gávea
14:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
14:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
14:30:00
Riocentro
Show de Música com Rudão | BoTecoeletro | Cibelle | General Eletriks | M | The Twelves e
participações especiais - maiores informações: festivalencantado.org
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
Debate Astros & Arcanos da Rio+20
O debate será moderado por Antonio Carlos Bola Harres, com ampla participação do público.
Convidados: Alexsander Lepletier, Dimitri Camiloto, Enio Lindenbaum, Martha Pires Ferreira. .
Entrada Franca
COMUNIDADE DO VALE
ENCANTADO
Fundação Roberto Marinho
Fundação Roberto Marinho
Fundação Roberto Marinho
Movimento Imagina Rio
A Conferência da BMW será realizada dentro do contexto da Rio+20, em nosso Lounge de
Sustentabilidade - uma área de exposição localizada do outro lado do Rio de Janeiro, a qual
exibe todas as iniciativas de sustentabilidade do BMW Group, desde suas inovações, cadeia
de valor e tecnologia de produtos a pessoas e ideias que estimulam a sustentabilidade. Será BMW
um local de ideias, diálogos e exemplos durante a Conferência das Nações Unidas sobre o
Desenvolvimento Sustentável, na Rio+20, entre 13 e 24 de Junho de 2012, no Rio de Janeiro.
PROJETO DE BIOGÁS DESENVOLVIDO PELA ITAIPU BINACIONAL
ELETROBRAS
OFFICIAL EVENTS
Governo brasileiro
CÍCERO BLEY
Fomentando Cidades Sustentáveis – desafios e práticas
Agenda 21 na Amazônia Legal: o caso do município de RaposaMA
16/06/2012
16/06/2012
15:00:00
15:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Parque dos Atletas
Relatos Canibais - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
16/06/2012
15:00:00
E.A.V. Parque Lage (Auditório)
Basquete 3X3 - Ocupação ABC Urbana
www.imaginario.etc.br
16/06/2012
15:00:00
SESC
Arena Socioambiental - Encontros Globais - Piso de Proteção
Socioambiental
16/06/2012
15:00:00
MAM
16/06/2012
15:00:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
15:00:00
Parque Lage
A partir da metade do século XX o Brasil se tornou um país urbano, atualmente com 84% das
pessoas vivendo nas cidade, sendo que em algumas regiões metropolitanas esse percentual
está acima de 95%. No conceito de sustentabilidade, o crescimento das cidades deve vir
acompanhado de infraestrutura, habitação, serviços e equipamentos que forneçamos insumos
necessários para garanti a qualidade de vida da população. No entanto, nem sempre foi
assim, as cidades cresceram de forma irregular e sem planejamento, com seus habitantes,
muitas vezes, vivendo em condições precárias. Para reverter esse processo e reduzir o déficit
habitacional são necessários investimentos na produção de habitação e em saneamento
básico, transporte público e equipamentos, visando minimizar as diferenças sociais e buscar a
inclusão dessa população. Desta forma, a CAIXA tem investido na infraestrutura das cidades
brasileiras, além de financiar a produção de moradias, inclusive para as famílias de baixa
renda, faixa mais afetada pelo déficit habitacional. Além dos investimentos em infraestrutura e
habitação, como forma de induzir a sustentabilidade nas cidades, a CAIXA possui o programa
Construções Sustentáveis. O programa agrega uma série de ações voltadas à
sustentabilidade das edificações, tais como uso de madeira legal, eficiência energética nas
habitações, uso de sistemas de aquecimento solar de água, arborização urbana e o Selo
Agenda 21 na Amazônia, as iniciativas das agendas locais, o estudo de caso do município de
Raposa. Evento aberto ao público. Palestrante: Andréa de Araújo - Diretora do Centro de
Educação, Ciências Exatas e Naturais/CECEN – Presidente da Comissão de Educação
Ambiental da UEMA.
Sergio Besserman; José
Urbano Duarte
CAIXA
Universidade Estadual do
Maranhão e pal Secretaria
de Estado do Meio
Ambiente e Recursos
Naturais do Maranhão.
TEMPO A. Relato-experimental do processo de pesquisa e montagem do espetáculo teatral
JAGUAR CIBERNÉTICO – tetralogia canibal de Francisco Carlos com projeção de ensaiosfotográficos:
Peça 1 –BANQUETE TUBINAMBÁ – Peça 2 – ABORIGENE EM METROPOLIS – Peça 3 XAMANISMO THE CONECTION - Peça 4 – FLORESTA DE CARBONO – DE VOLTA AO
Movimento Imagina Rio
PARAÍSO PERDIDO.
TEMPO B. Palestra desconstruída sobre o livro ”A FUNÇÃO SOCIAL DA GUERRA NA
SOCIEDADE TUPINAMBÁ” de Florestan Fernandes ilustrada com projeção das gravuras dos
livros de viagem de Hans Staden.
. Entrada Franca
ETAPA CARIOCA FBERJ E CBB - 3X3 - BASQUETE. Entrada Franca
O debate de traz a apresentação da proposta de Piso de Proteção Socioambiental.
Convidados: Tereza Campello, Stephen Hale, Francisco Menezes. Evento público
Movimento Imagina Rio
Ministéro do
Desenvolvimento Social
Eastern Europe, which includes countries ranging from Baltic states to Caucasus, is an
important region for the global progress towards sustainable development, yet the international
community knows very little about the relevant policy change taking place there and, in
particular, about the state of development of sustainable consumption and production (SCP)
policies and practices. The event would allow to present an overview of the current situation
UNENGO MAMA-86
with SCP policies in the 9 countries of the region (3 Baltic states plus 6 Eastern Partnership
countries), prepared by experts from all the countries assessed, and share recommendations
for policy-makers and major groups on how to advance SCP on the countries? reform agenda
with the interested audience.
Assessing Sustainable Consumption and Production in Eastern Europe
Relatos Canibais Parque Lage – EAV (Salão Nobre)
16/06/2012
Assessing Sustainable Consumption and Production in Eastern Europe
15:00:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
Andréa de Araújo
Relato-experimental do processo de pesquisa e montagem do espetáculo teatral JAGUAR
CIBERNÉTICO – tetralogia canibal de Francisco Carlos com projeção de ensaios-fotográficos
+ Palestra desconstruída sobre o livro ”A FUNÇÃO SOCIAL DA GUERRA NA
SOCIEDADE TUPINAMBÁ” de Florestan Fernandes.
Eastern Europe, which includes countries ranging from Baltic states to Caucasus, is an
important region for the global progress towards sustainable development, yet the international
community knows very little about the relevant policy change taking place there and, in
particular, about the state of development of sustainable consumption and production (SCP)
policies and practices. The event would allow to present an overview of the current situation
UNENGO MAMA-86
with SCP policies in the 9 countries of the region (3 Baltic states plus 6 Eastern Partnership
countries), prepared by experts from all the countries assessed, and share recommendations
for policy-makers and major groups on how to advance SCP on the countries? reform agenda
with the interested audience.
Stephen Hale, Tereza
Campello, Francisco Menezes
Eastern Europe, which includes countries ranging from Baltic states to Caucasus, is an
important region for the global progress towards sustainable development, yet the international
community knows very little about the relevant policy change taking place there and, in
particular, about the state of development of sustainable consumption and production (SCP)
policies and practices. The event would allow to present an overview of the current situation
UNENGO MAMA-86
with SCP policies in the 9 countries of the region (3 Baltic states plus 6 Eastern Partnership
countries), prepared by experts from all the countries assessed, and share recommendations
for policy-makers and major groups on how to advance SCP on the countries? reform agenda
with the interested audience.
16/06/2012
15:00:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
15:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
16/06/2012
15:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Articulação Nacional de
Agroecologia (ANA) - Brasil
Debate: Achieving a sustainable future in Rio: what can do a
‘’Blue Economy’’?
16/06/2012
15:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Commonwealth Youth
Climate and Sustainable
Development Network
Geoengenharia: por que a Rio+20 tem que proibir a
manipulação climática
16/06/2012
15:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
ETC Group / Campaha Não
Manipulem a Mãe Terra
Aterro do Flamengo
FÓRUM NACIONAL
PERMANENTE DA
SOCIEDADE CIVIL PELOS
DIREITOS DA PESSOA
IDOSA
Assessing Sustainable Consumption and Production in Eastern Europe
PROJETO DE AUTO-PRODUÇÃO DE ENERGIA ELÉTRICA
POR PAINÉIS FOTOVOLTAICOS DO ESTÁDIO DO PITUAÇUSALVADOR/BA
Seminário Internacional Por Mudanças Radicais: Agricultura
Familiar Camponesa e Agroecologia como Alternativa à Crise do
Sistema Agroalimentar Industrial
Envelhecimento, Gerações, Natureza, Ambiente e as
biodivers(as)idades: ou o futuro dos que envelhecem sem
água!?!
16/06/2012
16/06/2012
15:30:00
15:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Promoting Responsible Corporate Conduct: The OECD Guidelines for
MNEs
16/06/2012
15:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
15:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
Foret, Economie Verte et Lutte contre la Pauvrete
Central American community agro-forestry: climate and food security
PROJETO DE AUTO-PRODUÇÃO DE ENERGIA ELÉTRICA POR PAINÉIS
FOTOVOLTAICOS DO ESTÁDIO DO PITUAÇU-SALVADOR/BA
Last year the international community has advanced in developing standards for responsible
corporate conduct, mainly in the field of human rights respect. Examples of these are the
OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises who has reviewed and approved the new
version of the Guide in May 2011; other is the UN Human Rights Council who approved the
Policy Framework (2008) and its Guiding Principles (June 2011) for Human Rights and
Transnational Corporations. These are standards approved at an intergovernmental level
promoting concrete conduct standards linking the needed implementation of due diligence
concept particularly in the field of human rights. The impact to sustainable development that
MNEs have is of such important that in many developing countries are practically leading the
investments agenda for the country as well. Responsible conduct is required for all 3 pillars of
Sustainable Development and for improving a better and green economy pattern in the
developing path.
La forêt est bien plus qu?un puits de carbone ou un stock de ressources ligneuses et
d?énergie. Elle se situe au c?ur de très nombreuses préoccupations environnementales et
sociétales majeures. Elle est pourvoyeuse d?une multitude de ressources et de services, dont
certains cruciaux pour la survie de l?humanité, pouvant alimenter une économie verte
soutenant l?éradication de la pauvreté.
Climate change, poverty, energy and water scarcity, natural disasters and food crisis, are
issues affecting especially the most vulnerable in the world. Central America is no exception,
and a way to face these matters has been through community agro-forestry. Using concrete
cases and experiences, we will show how an arrangement of different stakeholders and publicprivate alliances, government policies committed to sustainable development, south-south
cooperation experiences, transparency and accountability, along with community and
producers? participation in productive schemes has been a successful combination in Central
America.
We will show how agro-forestry aides at reducing poverty, creating jobs, guaranteeing food
security, using water efficiently and adapting to climate change.
Agro-forestry is a clear example that it is possible to produce harmonically with the
environment, in a social equitable and economically profitable way. Community agro-forestry is
a practical and tangible example of what green economy and sustainable development are
about.
ELETROBRAS
CEDHA (Centro de
Derechos Humanos y
Ambiente)
Organisation internationale
de la Francophonie (OIF)
Central American
Indeginous and Peasant
Coordinator of Communal
Agroforestry, ACICAFOC
16/06/2012
15:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
Agro ecological farming can feed the world: in practice
16/06/2012
15:30:00
15:30:00
Faith based organisations,
by Franciscans International
P3-A (Riocentro)
With Rio +20 comes the opportunity to highlight and reinforce the commitments that nations
across the globe have already made to our oceans. A healthy and resilient marine environment
is crucial to achieving sustainable development and securing marine resources for present and
future generations. Why then has progress towards marine protection been so slow, where are
the major gaps and what can realistically be done to fill those gaps and meet international
Zoological Society of
targets? These are all questions the Marine Reserves Coalition (MRC) will be addressing at
London
Rio +20, in light of the vital role healthy oceans play in sustainable development and in the
social and economic well-being of human populations across the globe. Bringing together a
mixture of scientists, policy experts and decision-makers, the MRC side event will reinforce
international targets for marine protection and outline the road to achieving those targets
through the designation of marine reserves.
T-11 (Riocentro)
The Chinese Association for International Understanding (CAFIU) is a non-profit organization
aiming at enhancing mutual understanding and cooperation between China and other
countries. For our side event, we will invite roughly seven key speakers from different sectors
with presentations of carefully selected best business practices and policies. These speakers
will also lead parallel group discussions with attendees at the event. By this we aim to promote
intellectual exchanges between China and the international community in terms of transiting to Chinese Association for
International Understanding
a green economy and alleviating poverty. Confirmed presenters include the representatives
from Chinese business sector as well as local authorities, such as Wang Shi, CEO of Wanke
Architecture Company and Li Jun, chief of Guiyang City. We have also invited Martin Lees,
former Secretary-General of Club of Rome and Xu Kuangdi, vice chairman of 10th Chinese
People's Political Consultative Conference, to share their insights.
Oceans for the future - How can we achieve marine reserve targets?
16/06/2012
Franciscans International (FI), Dominicans for Justice and Peace (DfJP), Ecumenical
Advocacy Alliance (EAA), Edmund Rice International (ERI), Good shepherd Sisters
Association (GSSA) have extensive networks at the grassroots level and with farmers?
organizations throughout the world. Their activities include promoting people-centered
development and human rights, and advocating for peace and justice, for just and sustainable
production and consumption of food, and for environmental protection.
The proposed side event on ?Agro ecological farming can feed the world: Ecologically and
socially sustainable agriculture in practice? will demonstrate how agro ecological farming
respects the limits of the planet?s ecosystem, integrates traditional knowledge from local
communities, reduces waste, and can serve as a means to advance rural communities
towards food and technological sovereignty.
China: Mobilizing Voluntary Stakeholder Contributions for an Inclusive
Green Economy
The transition to inclusive, green and climate resilient development creates unprecedented
needs, challenges and opportunities for strengthening human resources and skills
development. This critical human capacity development dimension of green development has
received specific attention in several recent international flagship reports, including:
16/06/2012
15:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
National Learning and Skills Strategies to Advance a Green Transition
16/06/2012
Culture and cultural diversity as the 4th pillar of sustainability
15:30:00
P3-E (Riocentro)
? the report of the Secretary-General?s High Level Panel on Global Sustainability ?Resilient
People, Resilient Planet: A Future Worth Choosing? (2012);
? the 2012 UNEP foresight report ?21 Issues for the 21st Century? (2012);
? the ILO report ?Skills for Green Jobs: A Global View (2011)?; and the
? UN Environmental Management Group (EMG) report ?Working towards a Balanced and
Inclusive Green Economy: A United Nations System-wide Perspective? (2012).
United Nations Institute for
Training and Research
(UNITAR)
Culture and Cultural Diversity play an important role in sustainable development. Culture
fosters economic growth, helps individuals and communities to expand their life choices, is
important to adapt to change and raising the resilience of social-ecological systems. As the
Preamble of UNESCO Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural
Expressions states ?cultural diversity creates a rich and varied world, which increases the
range of choices and nurtures human capacities and values, and therefore is a mainspring for Rio de Janeiro State
sustainable development for communities, peoples and nations?. Article 13 of the above
University (UERJ)
Convention establishes that ?Parties shall endeavour to integrate culture in their development
policies at all levels for the creation of conditions conducive to sustainable development (...)?
Despite the importance of culture and cultural diversity and the conventional dispositions, the
recognition of their role in sustainable development is not well designed in the international
community.
16/06/2012
15:30:00
P3-F (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
15:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Democratization of International Relations - Role of UN World
Conference
Promoting Responsible Corporate Conduct: The OECD Guidelines for
MNEs
16/06/2012
15:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
15:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
15:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
Foret, Economie Verte et Lutte contre la Pauvrete
Central American community agro-forestry: climate and food security
Agro ecological farming can feed the world: in practice
This Side Event will look at how UN World Conferences have played a key role in
shaping the policy and programme priorities of the United Nations, as well as
enhancing UN interaction with world civil society and public opinion. Environment
and sustainable development issues have been of major significance in the UN world
conference processes, drawing in ever more stakeholders. The Side Event will
examine their impact on all stakeholders. It will review the follow-up
mechanisms - including relevant UN Conventions - created for implementation of
World Conference agreements, notably if and how they have secured broad NGO and public
involvement in implementation structures. The Side Event will explore lessons for enhanced
NGO participation in the follow-up mechanisms to UNCSD.Word
Last year the international community has advanced in developing standards for responsible
corporate conduct, mainly in the field of human rights respect. Examples of these are the
OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises who has reviewed and approved the new
version of the Guide in May 2011; other is the UN Human Rights Council who approved the
Policy Framework (2008) and its Guiding Principles (June 2011) for Human Rights and
Transnational Corporations. These are standards approved at an intergovernmental level
promoting concrete conduct standards linking the needed implementation of due diligence
concept particularly in the field of human rights. The impact to sustainable development that
MNEs have is of such important that in many developing countries are practically leading the
investments agenda for the country as well. Responsible conduct is required for all 3 pillars of
Sustainable Development and for improving a better and green economy pattern in the
developing path.
La forêt est bien plus qu?un puits de carbone ou un stock de ressources ligneuses et
d?énergie. Elle se situe au c?ur de très nombreuses préoccupations environnementales et
sociétales majeures. Elle est pourvoyeuse d?une multitude de ressources et de services, dont
certains cruciaux pour la survie de l?humanité, pouvant alimenter une économie verte
soutenant l?éradication de la pauvreté.
Climate change, poverty, energy and water scarcity, natural disasters and food crisis, are
issues affecting especially the most vulnerable in the world. Central America is no exception,
and a way to face these matters has been through community agro-forestry. Using concrete
cases and experiences, we will show how an arrangement of different stakeholders and publicprivate alliances, government policies committed to sustainable development, south-south
cooperation experiences, transparency and accountability, along with community and
producers? participation in productive schemes has been a successful combination in Central
America.
We will show how agro-forestry aides at reducing poverty, creating jobs, guaranteeing food
security, using water efficiently and adapting to climate change.
Agro-forestry is a clear example that it is possible to produce harmonically with the
environment, in a social equitable and economically profitable way. Community agro-forestry is
a practical and tangible example of what green economy and sustainable development are
about.
Franciscans International (FI), Dominicans for Justice and Peace (DfJP), Ecumenical
Advocacy Alliance (EAA), Edmund Rice International (ERI), Good shepherd Sisters
Association (GSSA) have extensive networks at the grassroots level and with farmers?
organizations throughout the world. Their activities include promoting people-centered
development and human rights, and advocating for peace and justice, for just and sustainable
production and consumption of food, and for environmental protection.
The proposed side event on ?Agro ecological farming can feed the world: Ecologically and
socially sustainable agriculture in practice? will demonstrate how agro ecological farming
respects the limits of the planet?s ecosystem, integrates traditional knowledge from local
communities, reduces waste, and can serve as a means to advance rural communities
towards food and technological sovereignty.
Conference of NGOs
CEDHA (Centro de
Derechos Humanos y
Ambiente)
Organisation internationale
de la Francophonie (OIF)
Central American
Indeginous and Peasant
Coordinator of Communal
Agroforestry, ACICAFOC
Faith based organisations,
by Franciscans International
16/06/2012
15:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
With Rio +20 comes the opportunity to highlight and reinforce the commitments that nations
across the globe have already made to our oceans. A healthy and resilient marine environment
is crucial to achieving sustainable development and securing marine resources for present and
future generations. Why then has progress towards marine protection been so slow, where are
the major gaps and what can realistically be done to fill those gaps and meet international
Zoological Society of
targets? These are all questions the Marine Reserves Coalition (MRC) will be addressing at
London
Rio +20, in light of the vital role healthy oceans play in sustainable development and in the
social and economic well-being of human populations across the globe. Bringing together a
mixture of scientists, policy experts and decision-makers, the MRC side event will reinforce
international targets for marine protection and outline the road to achieving those targets
through the designation of marine reserves.
T-11 (Riocentro)
The Chinese Association for International Understanding (CAFIU) is a non-profit organization
aiming at enhancing mutual understanding and cooperation between China and other
countries. For our side event, we will invite roughly seven key speakers from different sectors
with presentations of carefully selected best business practices and policies. These speakers
will also lead parallel group discussions with attendees at the event. By this we aim to promote
intellectual exchanges between China and the international community in terms of transiting to Chinese Association for
International Understanding
a green economy and alleviating poverty. Confirmed presenters include the representatives
from Chinese business sector as well as local authorities, such as Wang Shi, CEO of Wanke
Architecture Company and Li Jun, chief of Guiyang City. We have also invited Martin Lees,
former Secretary-General of Club of Rome and Xu Kuangdi, vice chairman of 10th Chinese
People's Political Consultative Conference, to share their insights.
Oceans for the future - How can we achieve marine reserve targets?
16/06/2012
15:30:00
China: Mobilizing Voluntary Stakeholder Contributions for an Inclusive
Green Economy
The transition to inclusive, green and climate resilient development creates unprecedented
needs, challenges and opportunities for strengthening human resources and skills
development. This critical human capacity development dimension of green development has
received specific attention in several recent international flagship reports, including:
16/06/2012
15:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
National Learning and Skills Strategies to Advance a Green Transition
16/06/2012
15:30:00
Democratization of International Relations - Role of UN World
Conference
15:30:00
United Nations Institute for
Training and Research
(UNITAR)
P3-E (Riocentro)
Culture and Cultural Diversity play an important role in sustainable development. Culture
fosters economic growth, helps individuals and communities to expand their life choices, is
important to adapt to change and raising the resilience of social-ecological systems. As the
Preamble of UNESCO Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural
Expressions states ?cultural diversity creates a rich and varied world, which increases the
range of choices and nurtures human capacities and values, and therefore is a mainspring for Rio de Janeiro State
sustainable development for communities, peoples and nations?. Article 13 of the above
University (UERJ)
Convention establishes that ?Parties shall endeavour to integrate culture in their development
policies at all levels for the creation of conditions conducive to sustainable development (...)?
Despite the importance of culture and cultural diversity and the conventional dispositions, the
recognition of their role in sustainable development is not well designed in the international
community.
P3-F (Riocentro)
This Side Event will look at how UN World Conferences have played a key role in
shaping the policy and programme priorities of the United Nations, as well as
enhancing UN interaction with world civil society and public opinion. Environment
and sustainable development issues have been of major significance in the UN world
conference processes, drawing in ever more stakeholders. The Side Event will
examine their impact on all stakeholders. It will review the follow-up
mechanisms - including relevant UN Conventions - created for implementation of
World Conference agreements, notably if and how they have secured broad NGO and public
involvement in implementation structures. The Side Event will explore lessons for enhanced
NGO participation in the follow-up mechanisms to UNCSD.Word
Culture and cultural diversity as the 4th pillar of sustainability
16/06/2012
? the report of the Secretary-General?s High Level Panel on Global Sustainability ?Resilient
People, Resilient Planet: A Future Worth Choosing? (2012);
? the 2012 UNEP foresight report ?21 Issues for the 21st Century? (2012);
? the ILO report ?Skills for Green Jobs: A Global View (2011)?; and the
? UN Environmental Management Group (EMG) report ?Working towards a Balanced and
Inclusive Green Economy: A United Nations System-wide Perspective? (2012).
Conference of NGOs
16/06/2012
15:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Promoting Responsible Corporate Conduct: The OECD Guidelines for
MNEs
16/06/2012
15:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
15:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
15:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
Foret, Economie Verte et Lutte contre la Pauvrete
Central American community agro-forestry: climate and food security
Agro ecological farming can feed the world: in practice
16/06/2012
Oceans for the future - How can we achieve marine reserve targets?
15:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
Last year the international community has advanced in developing standards for responsible
corporate conduct, mainly in the field of human rights respect. Examples of these are the
OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises who has reviewed and approved the new
version of the Guide in May 2011; other is the UN Human Rights Council who approved the
Policy Framework (2008) and its Guiding Principles (June 2011) for Human Rights and
Transnational Corporations. These are standards approved at an intergovernmental level
promoting concrete conduct standards linking the needed implementation of due diligence
concept particularly in the field of human rights. The impact to sustainable development that
MNEs have is of such important that in many developing countries are practically leading the
investments agenda for the country as well. Responsible conduct is required for all 3 pillars of
Sustainable Development and for improving a better and green economy pattern in the
developing path.
La forêt est bien plus qu?un puits de carbone ou un stock de ressources ligneuses et
d?énergie. Elle se situe au c?ur de très nombreuses préoccupations environnementales et
sociétales majeures. Elle est pourvoyeuse d?une multitude de ressources et de services, dont
certains cruciaux pour la survie de l?humanité, pouvant alimenter une économie verte
soutenant l?éradication de la pauvreté.
Climate change, poverty, energy and water scarcity, natural disasters and food crisis, are
issues affecting especially the most vulnerable in the world. Central America is no exception,
and a way to face these matters has been through community agro-forestry. Using concrete
cases and experiences, we will show how an arrangement of different stakeholders and publicprivate alliances, government policies committed to sustainable development, south-south
cooperation experiences, transparency and accountability, along with community and
producers? participation in productive schemes has been a successful combination in Central
America.
We will show how agro-forestry aides at reducing poverty, creating jobs, guaranteeing food
security, using water efficiently and adapting to climate change.
Agro-forestry is a clear example that it is possible to produce harmonically with the
environment, in a social equitable and economically profitable way. Community agro-forestry is
a practical and tangible example of what green economy and sustainable development are
about.
Franciscans International (FI), Dominicans for Justice and Peace (DfJP), Ecumenical
Advocacy Alliance (EAA), Edmund Rice International (ERI), Good shepherd Sisters
Association (GSSA) have extensive networks at the grassroots level and with farmers?
organizations throughout the world. Their activities include promoting people-centered
development and human rights, and advocating for peace and justice, for just and sustainable
production and consumption of food, and for environmental protection.
The proposed side event on ?Agro ecological farming can feed the world: Ecologically and
socially sustainable agriculture in practice? will demonstrate how agro ecological farming
respects the limits of the planet?s ecosystem, integrates traditional knowledge from local
communities, reduces waste, and can serve as a means to advance rural communities
towards food and technological sovereignty.
CEDHA (Centro de
Derechos Humanos y
Ambiente)
Organisation internationale
de la Francophonie (OIF)
Central American
Indeginous and Peasant
Coordinator of Communal
Agroforestry, ACICAFOC
Faith based organisations,
by Franciscans International
With Rio +20 comes the opportunity to highlight and reinforce the commitments that nations
across the globe have already made to our oceans. A healthy and resilient marine environment
is crucial to achieving sustainable development and securing marine resources for present and
future generations. Why then has progress towards marine protection been so slow, where are
the major gaps and what can realistically be done to fill those gaps and meet international
Zoological Society of
targets? These are all questions the Marine Reserves Coalition (MRC) will be addressing at
London
Rio +20, in light of the vital role healthy oceans play in sustainable development and in the
social and economic well-being of human populations across the globe. Bringing together a
mixture of scientists, policy experts and decision-makers, the MRC side event will reinforce
international targets for marine protection and outline the road to achieving those targets
through the designation of marine reserves.
16/06/2012
15:30:00
T-11 (Riocentro)
China: Mobilizing Voluntary Stakeholder Contributions for an Inclusive
Green Economy
The Chinese Association for International Understanding (CAFIU) is a non-profit organization
aiming at enhancing mutual understanding and cooperation between China and other
countries. For our side event, we will invite roughly seven key speakers from different sectors
with presentations of carefully selected best business practices and policies. These speakers
will also lead parallel group discussions with attendees at the event. By this we aim to promote
intellectual exchanges between China and the international community in terms of transiting to Chinese Association for
International Understanding
a green economy and alleviating poverty. Confirmed presenters include the representatives
from Chinese business sector as well as local authorities, such as Wang Shi, CEO of Wanke
Architecture Company and Li Jun, chief of Guiyang City. We have also invited Martin Lees,
former Secretary-General of Club of Rome and Xu Kuangdi, vice chairman of 10th Chinese
People's Political Consultative Conference, to share their insights.
The transition to inclusive, green and climate resilient development creates unprecedented
needs, challenges and opportunities for strengthening human resources and skills
development. This critical human capacity development dimension of green development has
received specific attention in several recent international flagship reports, including:
16/06/2012
15:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
National Learning and Skills Strategies to Advance a Green Transition
16/06/2012
15:30:00
United Nations Institute for
Training and Research
(UNITAR)
P3-E (Riocentro)
Culture and Cultural Diversity play an important role in sustainable development. Culture
fosters economic growth, helps individuals and communities to expand their life choices, is
important to adapt to change and raising the resilience of social-ecological systems. As the
Preamble of UNESCO Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural
Expressions states ?cultural diversity creates a rich and varied world, which increases the
range of choices and nurtures human capacities and values, and therefore is a mainspring for Rio de Janeiro State
sustainable development for communities, peoples and nations?. Article 13 of the above
University (UERJ)
Convention establishes that ?Parties shall endeavour to integrate culture in their development
policies at all levels for the creation of conditions conducive to sustainable development (...)?
Despite the importance of culture and cultural diversity and the conventional dispositions, the
recognition of their role in sustainable development is not well designed in the international
community.
This Side Event will look at how UN World Conferences have played a key role in
shaping the policy and programme priorities of the United Nations, as well as
enhancing UN interaction with world civil society and public opinion. Environment
and sustainable development issues have been of major significance in the UN world
conference processes, drawing in ever more stakeholders. The Side Event will
examine their impact on all stakeholders. It will review the follow-up
mechanisms - including relevant UN Conventions - created for implementation of
World Conference agreements, notably if and how they have secured broad NGO and public
involvement in implementation structures. The Side Event will explore lessons for enhanced
NGO participation in the follow-up mechanisms to UNCSD.Word
Culture and cultural diversity as the 4th pillar of sustainability
Democratization of International Relations - Role of UN World
Conference
ATELIER: Engagement interculturel pour un monde juste et
durable: Le Barcelona Consensus
Frente aos instrumentos e falsas soluções do capitalismo verde:
resistindo aos impactos territoriais e as estratégias institucionais
de mercantilização da natureza
? the report of the Secretary-General?s High Level Panel on Global Sustainability ?Resilient
People, Resilient Planet: A Future Worth Choosing? (2012);
? the 2012 UNEP foresight report ?21 Issues for the 21st Century? (2012);
? the ILO report ?Skills for Green Jobs: A Global View (2011)?; and the
? UN Environmental Management Group (EMG) report ?Working towards a Balanced and
Inclusive Green Economy: A United Nations System-wide Perspective? (2012).
Conference of NGOs
16/06/2012
15:30:00
P3-F (Riocentro)
16/06/2012
15:45:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Barcelona Consensus
16/06/2012
15:45:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Grupo Carta de Belem
Avanços e desafios da Política Ambiental do Estado do
Maranhão na proteção florestal e da biodiversidade
16/06/2012
16:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Democratizar la comunicación para el Buen Vivir
16/06/2012
16:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
O Maranhão é um dos Estados Brasileiros com rica biodiversidade, agrupando em seu
território os biomas Cerrado, Amazônia e Caatinga, além de extensos ecossistemas costeiros.
Diante deste panorama serão apresentadas as estratégias, planos e programas estaduais que
visam salvaguardar os recursos florestais e a biodiversidade local. Evento aberto ao público.
Palestrantes: Clarissa Moreira Coelho Costa – Superintendente de Biodiversidade e Áreas
Secretaria de Estado de
Protegidas da Secretaria de Estado de Meio Ambiente e Recursos Naturais. Analista
Meio Ambiente e Recursos
Ambiental – Bióloga, Mestre em Biodiversidade e Conservação; Isabel Cruz Camizão –
Naturais - Maranhão.
Supervisora de Combate e Controle ao Desmatamento e Queimadas da Secretaria de Estado
de Meio Ambiente e Recursos Naturais. Analista Ambiental – Engenheira Florestal e
Advogada, Mestre em Direito Ambiental.
Agencia Latinoamericana
de Información - ALAI
Clarissa Moreira Coelho
Costa; Isabel Cruz Camizão
Derechos laborales y de ciudadanìa de los migrantes
16/06/2012
16:00:00
Confederação Sindical das
Américas
Aterro do Flamengo
(Before the Flood: Tuvalu) de Paul Lindsay. Grã-Bretanha/França. Legendas em português.
62’. Complemento – A história das coisas (The story of stuff) de Louis Fox. EUA, 2008. 21’.
Antes do dilúvio: Tuvalu
16/06/2012
16:00:00
MAM
Ações Socioambientais na Região de Influência da UHE Tucuruí
16/06/2012
16:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Tuvalu é uma ilha no oceano Pacífico que se assemelha ao paraíso – devido às mudanças
climáticas, ela será imersa pelo mar em algumas décadas, Há muito tempo, os moradores da
ilha estão numa luta internacional por medidas abrangentes contra as mudanças climáticas.
Classificação indicativa – livre.
Ações Socioambientais na Região de Influência da UHE Tucuruí
MAM
ELETROBRAS
Facing environmental, food and economic crises. Women's
experience and initiatives
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Adéquations, la Fondation
pour les Femmes Africaines
(FFA), l'Univ. Nomade and
Rapsode Prod, with Global
Forest Coalition, Amihan
and IBON International,
FASE Espirito Santo , Via
Campesina- Europe,
Biofuelwatch, Attac -France
et autres
TALLER Como los habitantes enfrentan la crisis urbanoambiental y los desalojos
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Alianza Internacional de
Habitantes
Reclaiming financial regulation for rights and for the environment
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Center of Concern
A contribuição do saber popular para a transição de um novo
modelo de desenvolvimento
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Comitê Social de Favelas
para a Rio+20
Open Space "Tereré com Prosa" Tema: Sustentabilidade do que
estamos falando
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Comitê Sul-MatoGrossense para a Rio +20
Convergenca das juventudes para Energia e industria extrativa
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Enlace das Juventudes
Acting as if Tomorrow Matters: Accelerating the U.S. Transition
to Sustainability
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Economia del cuidado: una clave para la vida del planeta
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Universidade Popular, sustentabilidade e possibilidades de
transformação
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Bringing Climate Finance to Grassroots Women -- What does it
take?
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Roda de Conversa: MODA, DESIGN E SUSTENTABILIDADE
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
O que é Ecossocialismo
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Mulheres Trabalhadoras contra o machismo e a exploração
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Environmental Law
Institute, Environmental
Law Center, Widener
University Law School
Fundación Solón
Grupo de Trabalho
Nacional de Universidade
Popular
Heinrich Boell Stiftung
North America
Instituto Zuzu Angel
Indigenous Knowledge and Food Production
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Peoples Sustainability Treaties DIALOGUES
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
A mulher, o Trabalho e o Mercado Capitalista
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Round Table of Youngs
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Twenty Years of Forest Tenure Reform: Contributions to the Rio
Agenda
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Destruição da Floresta Amazônica e Consumo de Carne
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Viva Rio +20
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
JSOL - Juventude
Socialismo e Liberdade
Movimento Mulheres em
Luta
Oxfam International Youth
Partnerships
Peoples Sustainability
Treaties
Pontão Setecidades
Red Nacional de Jóvenes
de Ambiente
Rights and Resources
Initiative
Sociedade Vegetariana
Brasileira
Viva Rio
A Ecologia, Racismo ambiental e os direitos étnicos raciais
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Fundação Perseu Abramo
SILVIANI FROEHLICH
Forum: Modelos de Negócios para a Nova Economia
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Forte de Copacabana
Forum: Ativismo e Mobilização em Tempos de Rede
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Forte de Copacabana
Forum: Empreendedorismo social frente às mudanças climáticas
16/06/2012
16:30:00
Forte de Copacabana
Arena Socioambiental - Palco #SonoroBrasil
16/06/2012
16:30:00
MAM
Lançamento do Dossiê da ABRASCO sobre Agrotóxicos
16/06/2012
17:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
AÇÃO INDIGENISTA COMO FORMA DE MITIGAÇÃO DE
IMPACTOS AMBIENTAIS EM TERRAS INDÍGENA - TERRA
INDÍGENA WAIMIRI ATROARI
16/06/2012
17:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
A Atuação do Tribunal de Contas da União na Área de Saúde
16/06/2012
17:30:00
Parque dos Atletas
Rodas de Conversa: “Ativismo e Mobilização para a
Sustentabilidade, por meio da música, do teatro, da arte e dos
jogos cooperativos”
16/06/2012
17:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Premio _e
16/06/2012
18:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
16/06/2012
18:00:00
Casa da Gávea
16/06/2012
18:00:00
MAM
Curta sobre povos indígenas - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
Kadosh – Laços sagrados
CASA DA GÁVEA
Parque dos Atletas
Exibição e debate do filme “Into eternity”
16/06/2012
19:00:00
Fundação Roberto Marinho
Ministéro do
Desenvolvimento Social
ABRASCO, ANA, Via
Campesina, Contag,
Conaq, Fetraf, AS-PTA e
Campanha Nacional contra
os Agrotóxicos e pela Vida
AÇÃO INDIGENISTA COMO FORMA DE MITIGAÇÃO DE IMPACTOS AMBIENTAIS EM
TERRAS INDÍGENA - TERRA INDÍGENA WAIMIRI ATROARI
ELETROBRAS
1) TCU: competências, estrutura e forma de atuaçã. 2) Forma de atuação do TCU no controle
da função Saúde em nível federal. 3) Principais trabalhos realizados – objetivos e conclusões
relevantes: 3.1 - auditoria no Programa Atenção Básica em Saúde; 3.2 - auditoria sobre
Tribunal de Contas da
Mamógrafos no Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS); 3.3 – auditoria para avaliar a Política
Nacional de Atenção Oncológica; 3.4 – auditoria no Programa Farmácia Básica. Evento aberto União.
ao público. Palestrantes: Marcelo André Barboza da Rocha Chaves, Secretário de Controle
Externo, TCU; Dagomar Henriques Lima, Auditor, TCU.
JOSÉ PORFIRIO
FONTENELE DE
CARVALHO
Marcelo André Barboza da
Rocha Chaves; Dagomar
Henriques Lima
Rede Meros do Brasil
OFFICIAL EVENTS
18:00:00
18:00:00
16/06/2012
Apresentações musicais diárias, realizadas no intervalo entre os debates da Arena Encontros
Globais, e show de encerramento no dia 22 de junho. A seleção de atrações contempla tanto
a diversidade cultural do Brasil quanto os temas da agenda socioambiental.
Atrações: Patubatê, Simone Sou, Marlui Miranda, Babilak Bah e Trem Tan Tan, Marcelo
Yuka, Pampa Esquema Trio, Encantadeiras de Coco.
Encerramento: DJ Man, Batalha do Passinho e B-Negão, das 19h30 às 20h30 do dia 22 de
junho. Evento Público
Fundação Roberto Marinho
Riocentro
16/06/2012
16/06/2012
18:30:00
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
Fundação Roberto Marinho
Riocentro
FILMES INDÍGENAS
18:30:00
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
O Premio _e tem foco em sustentabilidade e visa identificar, premiar e celebrar iniciativas
Prefeitura do Rio de janeiro
socioambientais desenvolvidas nos últimos 20 anos, desde a Rio-92, e enfrentar novos
desafios mundiais por uma vida melhor.
curta da cineasta Paraense Célia Maracajá sobre povos indígenas ( 9 minutos)
- Exibição de Karioca, filme de Marcia Halfin de 1992. 9 minutos, sobre a construção da Oca Movimento Imagina Rio
da Rio 92 pelos indios Terena . Entrada Franca
Kadosh) de Amos Gitai. Israel, 1999. Com Yael Abecassis, Yoram Hattab, Uri Ran Klauzner.
Legendas em português. 110’. Complemento – Carro de bois de Humberto Mauro. Brasil,
1945. 9’.
MAM
No bairro ultra ortodoxo de Jerusalém, duas irmãs reagem diferentemente aos preconceitos
religiosos defendidos pelos homens.
Classificação indicativa – 14 anos.
Curta da cineasta Paraense Célia Maracajá sobre povos indígenas + Karioca, filme de Marcia
Halfin de 1992 + filme "Serras da Desordem" de Andrea Tonacci.
Sessão VÍDEO-SHOW
ELETROBRAS
Presenting: Manish Bapna, Interim President (Executive Vice President and Managing Director)
Manish Bapna
WRI
Sessão VÍDEO-SHOW
Sustainable Development Dialogues: Sustainable Development
for Fighting Poverty
Sustainable Development Dialogues: Sustainable Development
for fighting poverty
16/06/2012
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
Aterro do Flamengo
Governo brasileiro
Coalizão por um Brasil livre
de Usinas Nucleares,
Articulação Antinuclear
Brasileira, Rede Brasileira
de Justiça Ambiental,
Oilwatch, Fórum dos
Afetados pela indústria do
petróleo e petroquímica das
cercanias da Baía de
Guanabara.
Crise ambiental e cultura: economia verde, deserto verde
(Encontro das Redes Alerta contra o Deserto Verde)
16/06/2012
19:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Prêmio E
16/06/2012
19:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Plataforma Vide Urbe + artistas e coletivos associados - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
16/06/2012
19:00:00
Praça Tiradentes
Plataforma Vide Urbe + artistas e coletivos associados - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
16/06/2012
19:00:00
Praça Tiradentes
16/06/2012
19:00:00
PRAÇA TIRADENTES
16/06/2012
20:00:00
Casa da Gávea
Projeções espaço públicos não convencionais
Palestra do teól. filosofo Leonardo Boff -Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
Exibição do filme "Serras da Desordem" - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
REDE ALERTA CONTRA
O DESERTO VERDE - RJ
Evento Fechado
Projeções em espaços não convencionais. Entrada Franca
Instituto E
Projeções em espaços não convencionais . Entrada Franca
16/06/2012
Diálogos de Sustentabilidade Global
16/06/2012
12ª Conferência Bienal da Sociedade Internacional de Economia
Ecológica: ISEE 2012
16/06/2012
Aldeia Global: É tudo nosso!
16/06/2012
UltraPPasse
16/06/2012
Certification as a tool for greening economies
16/06/2012
22:00:00
Casa da Gávea
Movimento Imagina Rio
Projeções espaço públicos não convencionais
palestra do teólogo e filosofo Leonardo Boff . Entrada Franca
Premiado filme de Andrea Tonacci. Entrada Franca
Movimento Imagina Rio
Movimento Imagina Rio
O Governo do Brasil está organizando quatro dias de eventos de diálogo no Riocentro, onde
até 50.000 participantes da sociedade civil podem se conectar e compartilhar ideias
paralelamente ao programa oficial da ONU. O objetivo é gerar propostas inovadoras de como
Riocentro - Barra da Tijuca a sustentabilidade pode ser aplicada a uma série de questões, incluindo segurança alimentar,
erradicação da pobreza, crise econômica, energia sustentável para todos, água, oceanos,
consumo e produção sustentáveis, inovação e cidades sustentáveis, desemprego, empregos
verdes e migração.
Desde 1990, a conferência trata de economia ecológica e política ambiental. E nesse ano, foi
planejado para acontecer durante a Rio+20 e aproveitar o debate sobre economia verde. O
nome será Economia Ecológica e a Rio+20 – Contribuições e desafios para uma economia
Hotel Winsor Guanabara
verde. O ISEE é uma organização sem fins lucrativos dedicado à compreensão das relações
entre economia, ecologia e sociedade, para o bem-estar das pessoas e da natureza.
A proposta consiste em uma exposição multimídia (vídeos, fotografia e áudios) intitulada
“Aldeia Global: É tudo nosso!”, que transmitirá ao público conteúdo relativo aos pilares da
Rio+20. O material audiovisual será produzindo pelos alunos e membros do Grupo Pensar,
que vem apostando em uma transformação social dentro da comunidade. A exposição servirá
também como espaço de reconhecimento e memória, uma vez que as imagens projetadas
dialogam diretamente com o território e seus moradores. A intenção então é chamar a
atentação para a importância de cada indivíduo na construção de um coletivo mais justo e
Grupo Pensar Cultural
respeitado. A exposição vai buscar mostrar que atitudes individuais aparentemente
insignificantes de um único indivíduo (como jogar lixo em local inapropriado) podem resultar
em uma cadeia de acontecimentos prejudiciais em grande escala.
Parque do Flamengo
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
Performances - intervençaõ urbana
The sustainable use of natural resources is a fundamental precondition for a green economy.
FSC was set up by environmental and social organisations together with forest owners (private
and community) and companies to develop a transparent and credible scheme for sustainable
forest management. FSC has triggered substantial demand for sustainably harvested wood
products: already 5% of the world’s total forests are managed according to FSC standards.
Forest products play a key role in a green economy. For instance they provide construction
material for zero-energy buildings and replace other resources for products and energy for
Forest Stewardship Council
environmental and scarcity reasons. It is essential to mobilise these products in complete
harmony with globally agreed objectives to halt the deterioration of biodiversity, as well
improving social justice and respect for people directly dependant on forests. Come and
discuss the promotion of forest certification, in particular in tropical areas, and how
governments and public authorities can help mainstream the use of certified forest products.
Isabela Castilhos dos Reis
Certificação como uma ferramenta para as economias verdes
PACTO DE RESGATE AMBIENTAL LOCAL ¨Ampliando
perspectivas para uma cultura sustentável¨
LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL COVENANT OF REDEMPTION
¨Broadening perspectives for a sustainable culture¨
16/06/2012
16/06/2012
11:00:00
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
Arena da Barra
16/06/2012
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
16/06/2012
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
Innovative Scientific Education in a Green Economy context
16/06/2012
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
PLANO DE RECUPERAÇÃO DE ÁREAS DEGRADADAS PELA
MINERAÇÃO NO LITORAL NORTE DO ESTADO DE SÃO
PAULO: PERSPECTIVAS DE ENQUADRAMENTO EM
PROJETO DE MECANISMO DE DESENVOLVIMENTO LIMPO
(MDL)
16/06/2012
13:00:00
Arena da Barra
Projeto Nacional de Desenvolvimento com Valorização do
Trabalho e Sustentabilidade Ambiental
16/06/2012
15:00:00
Arena da Barra
Educação Científica Inovadora no contexto da Economia Verde
O uso sustentável dos recursos naturais é uma pré-condição fundamental para uma economia
verde. FSC foi criado por organizações ambientais e sociais em conjunto com empresas e
proprietários florestais (privados e comunitários) para desenvolver um sistema transparente e
confiável para a gestão florestal sustentável. FSC tem provocado uma demanda substancial
de produtos de madeira produzidos de forma sustentável: Atualmente 5% do total de florestas
do mundo já são geridos de acordo com os padrões do FSC. Os produtos florestais
desempenham um papel fundamental em uma economia verde. Por exemplo, eles fornecem
Forest Stewardship Council
material de construção para edifícios de energia zero e substituem outros materiais para a
geração de produtos e energia, por razões ambientais e de escassez de recursos. É
essencial mobilizar esses produtos em completa harmonia com os objetivos globalmente
acordados para conter a deterioração da biodiversidade, bem como melhorar a justiça social e
o respeito pelas pessoas diretamente dependentes das florestas. Venha discutir a promoção
da certificação florestal, em particular em áreas tropicais, e como os governos e as
autoridades públicas podem ajudar a regular o uso de produtos florestais certificados.
Este seminário é fruto do Movimento Evolutivo PACTO DE RESGATE AMBIENTAL LOCAL,
uma estratégica e reconhecida iniciativa que há doze anos vem unindo governo,
empresariado, ongs, entidades e comunidades no cuidado ambiental local, que nos conduz
para um território mais sustentável.
Instituto Cultural e
Ecológico Lagoa Viva
It is necessary that everyone understands that the impacts provided by new technologies raise
a number of urgent changes and require more participative involvement of communities. We
can not continue to damage the support systems of life on Earth, our home our only shelter,
which has been showing us an unequal world and that many of our habits, ways of being and
doing are unsustainable.
By spreading knowledge in addressing relevant issues of today such as, cutting CO2
emissions, green economy, valuation of
Instituto Cultural e
ecosystem services, climate change, water resources, reverse logistics, sustainable
Ecológico Lagoa Viva
construction, leads us to believe that we are on a path that allows environmental successful
turnaround. Seminars like this provide an opportunity for convergence of values ​and ecoinnovations in the search for new indicators that can assess the real wealth for the welfare of
living beings. Emphasising the interrelatedness of the themes with a view to seeking new
players who will be substantiated by inserting these debates and practices ..
This seminar is the result of the Movement Evolutionary PACT LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL
RESCUE, a strategic initiative and recognized that there are twelve years is uniting
O uso de abordagens diferenciadas para a educação científica e o seu potencial para
preparar os jovens para a economia verde. Nesse contexto destaca-se o uso das tecnologias
MGN Consultoria LTDA
da informação, jogos e o desenvolvimento de competências empreendedoras. Na ocasião, o
programa “QUED na Rádio” (Ipanema FM 94.9 – Porto Alegre - RS) será gravado.
The use of innovative approaches in scientific education and its potential to prepare young
students for the green economy. In this context the use of information technology, games and
entrepreneurial competences is highlighted.
As áreas degradadas pela mineração de saibro no Litoral Norte do Estado de São Paulo
caracterizam-se por sítios onde ocorre uma grande perda de solo quando comparada com a
perda de solo dos demais usos da terra.
Considerando-se o potencial de armazenamento de carbono no solo acredita-se que uma
recuperação das áreas degradadas que estanque essa perda de solo causará uma redução
quantificável de emissão de carbono causada pela desagregação do solo por processos
erosivos. Por outro lado, se a recuperação for feita por meio de revegetação da área, haverá
concomitantemente um aumento considerável na remoção de carbono da atmosfera. Dessa
forma a recuperação das áreas degradadas pode ser enquadrada na situação de redução do
efeito estufa.
O tema elencado apresentará a visão dos trabalhadores classistas na construção do projeto
nacional que foca a valorização do trabalho e a sustentabilidade ambiental como fundamental
para o desenvolvimento
MGN Consultoria LTDA
INSTITUTO CARAGUATÁ
CTB - Central dos
Trabalhadores e
Trabalhadoras do Brasil
Tornando sonhos realidade: Como construir um projeto
extremamente bem sucedido. O caminho do Dragon Dreaming
16/06/2012
15:00:00
Arena da Barra
Reunião do Soil Biodiversity
17/06/2012
8:00:00
Embrapa Solos
Cradle to Cradle: negócios que vão além da sustentabilidade
Certificação Ambiental, Qualidade e Sustentabilidade nas Micro
e Pequenas Empresas
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
O objetivo da atividade é reunir representantes de organizações que desenvolvem projetos em
sustentabilidade. Através de seu principal criador e facilitador, os participantes terão acesso
ao Dragon Dreaming, uma abordagem baseada em sistemas vivos, baseando-se em ideias e
inspirações da história, ciências, todas as culturas e tradições espirituais, visando a criação de Instituto Socioambiental de
organizações e projetos extraordinariamente bem sucedidos para a Grande Virada do mundo, Viçosa
saindo de uma cultura doente e sem limites de crescimento para uma cultura que sustente o
desenvolvimento da vida na Terra.
Embrapa
Como crescer o seu negócio e ao mesmo tempo maximizar os impactos positivos sociais e
ambientais? Uma oficina dinâmica para orientar a tomada de decisão e aproveitar
oportunidades para inovar o seu negócio!
SEBRAE
Consultoria coletiva, fornece soluções rápidas e sob medida para os produtos e serviços da
empresa. É uma oportunidade de esclarecer dúvidas e obter informações sobre
desenvolvimento sustentável; qualidade e ferramentas de gestão, normas técnicas, ISO
14005 - Sistemas de gestão ambiental e avaliação de desempenho ambiental e os ganhos
econômicos. É o ambiente que proporciona a interação pessoal da empresa com
especialistas, com hora marcada e em pequenos grupos de no máximo 30 empresas.
SEBRAE
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Nuevos paradigmas de civilizacion: para la justa sustentabilidad
y la democratizacion del desarrollo
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
O retrato dos órgãos ambientais federais como reflexo do
enfraquecimento da política ambiental brasileira na visão dos
servidores
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Kawsay (Vida)
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
TEATRO EM AÇÃO DIRETA. OFICINA DE VIVENCIA
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Debate: Desenvolvimento e o Direito Fundamental ao Meio
Ambiente
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Participação universal na solução das desigualdades
econômicas e sociais: um novo paradigma de desenvolvimento
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Comunidade Bahá\'í do
Brasil e ATD Quarto Mundo
Coleta Seletiva de Óleos e Gorduras Residuais (OGR)
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Cooperativa Mista União
dos Produtores do
Cassange
(CooperCassange)
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
EarthSummit2012Japan
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
ECOS BRASIL - Ass.
Ecologica de Cooperação
Social
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
El Colegio de México
Japan Voices: Creating alternative future after the Megaquake
and Fukushima
Seminário de Articulação - O Combate aos Agrotóxicos e a
Agroecologia - Estratégias para o Desenvolvimento Rural
Sustentável
Taller: "EL RETO DEL DERECHO HUMANO AL AGUA Y AL
SANEAMIENTO EN LAS PERIFERIAS DE LAS CIUDADES
LATINOAMERICANAS. CRÍTICAS Y PROPUESTAS A LAS
SOLUCIONES DE LOS GOBIERNOS"
A Sud / Rigas - Red Italiana
por la Justicia Ambiental y
Social
Asibama Nacional
(Associação dos Servidores
da Carreira de Especialista
em Meio Ambiente e do
Pecma - Ibama, MMA e
ICMBio)
Asociación Andina
Cusichaca
CAMBADA DE TEATRO
EM AÇÃO DIRETA
LEVANTA FAVELA
Centro Acadêmico XI de
Agosto
Beyond GDP: towards strong sustainability indicators
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
FAIR ("Forum for
Alternative Indicators of
Riches" or French acronym
for "Forum pour d'Autres
Indicateurs de Richesse")
World Summit
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Federation of World Peace
and Love, Association of
World Citizens
Taller Género, Naturaleza y Soberania Alimentaria
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
A Água e a Internet como Bens Comuns (oficina)
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
FUNDACION ECOSUR
Fundación Ridcharí
Indígena
Exposição sobre Incubadora de Cooperativas Populares Núcleo
Franca
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Diagrama Interativo Meio Ambiente
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Huni Kuin, Sementes Verdadeiras. O olhar indígena sobre a
sustentabilidade planetária
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Arte de liderar: do potencial pulsante às práticas transformadoras
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Instituto PROUT Brasil
Roda de Conversa: Expansão urbana na Baixada de
Jacarepaguá e a defesa dos bens ambientais, sociais e culturais
comuns: o caso dos PEUs Vargens, Taquara, Guaratiba e
outros focos de expansão urbana no Município do Rio de Janeiro
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
INVERDE - Instituto de
Pesquisas em
Infraestrutura Verde e
Ecologia Urbana
Desafios da Comunicação Comunitária
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Peoples Treaty on Millennium Consumption Goals
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Problemática energética en el Perú: Avances y desafíos
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Roda de conversa
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Mutirão agroflorestal
Grupo de Extensão de
Democracia Econômica
Instituto Federal de
Educação, Ciência e
Tecnologia de Pernambuco
- IFPE
instituto guardiões da
floresta
Laboratório de
Comunicação Dialógica da
Uerj
Millennium Consumption
Goals Initiative (MCGI)
Movimiento Ciudadano
frente al Cambio Climatico
Redes Digitais e Sustentabilidade: as interações com o meio
ambiente na era da informação
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Observatório Internacional
de Redes Digitais e
Sustentabilidade - Centro
de Pesquisa ATOPOS
(USP)
Ending Impunity for Economic, Social & Environmental Crimes:
Linking Criminal Accountability and Global Sustainability
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
One Justice Project
Debate - Impactos Socioambientais das Usinas Hidrelétricas: o
mito da energia limpa
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
ONG MAE - MEIO
AMBIENTE EQUILIBRADO
Digamosle SI al servicio publico prestado por los recuperadores
urbanos
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
red recuperadores urbanos
de argentina
Educação popular e o bem viver
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Rede de Educação Cidadã
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
SOLIDARIDAD
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Taiwan Environmental
Protection Union (TEPU)
Un aviso desde Japón sobre la crisis nuclear
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
TOUDENMAE ACTION
(Action in front of TEPCO)
Anti-nuclear group in Japan
Participação popular e políticas públicas
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
União Nacional por Moradia
Popular
Forum: Empreendedorismo Social e Tecnologias de Colaboração
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Forum: Elaboração de Projeto de Vida
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Strengthening Southern People’s Solidarity for Sustainable
Development: Linking People’s Struggles in Defense of Common
Goods in Latin America & Caribbean to People’s Struggles in
Asia Pacific
From Energy Democrazy to Energy Democracy: PPP (People\'s
Power Plant) Movement
Forum: Governança Democrática para acesso à água
17/06/2012
9:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Cúpula dos Prefeitos: Cidades BRICS
Rio C. Challenge Press Conf.
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
9:00:00
9:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Forte de Copacabana
Juventude Brasileira e Participa ão Social
17/06/2012
9:00:00
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Arena Sociombiental |
Parque do Flamengo
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
Evento Fechado
Evento Fechado
Essa mesa apresentará a experi ncia brasileira em par cipa ão social da juventude e seus
novos desafios.
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Fundação Roberto Marinho
Fundação Roberto Marinho
Fundação Roberto Marinho
Prefeitura
Congresso Nacional
Secretaria Nacional de
Juventude da Presidência
da Repúbica
Nepal is leading the community based forest management and witnessing substantial postconflict political, institutional, economic and social transformations. The forestry sector is also
facing a number of unfolding challenges and opportunities, resulting from changes within and
outside the sector. At this juncture of Rio+ 20, the forestry sector of Nepal will be organizing a
side event as the UNCSD provides opportunity a forum for a debate on global opportunities
and set priority action.
Community based climate resilient forests: Pathways to green
economy,
17/06/2012
9:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
The objectives:
? Articulate the linkages among community based forests, climate change, livelihood and the
multiple facets of the green economy
? Discuss on how forests and green economy are mutually dependent; and focus on how
community based forests play key roles
Nepal
Four speakers will provide presentation on the following three topics: (a) nexuses between
green economy and Forest - livelihood and climate change; (b) sustainable forest management
and biodiversity conservation; and (c) the way to and from Rio for the forestry stakeholder
Without Water There Is No Life - Educational Component
Ethical Implications of Sustainability: Educational and Religious
Pers
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
9:30:00
9:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
T-5 (Riocentro)
Education is key to stimulating an appreciation for and consideration of the earth and its
invaluable resources, including water. For many rural communities in developing countries,
daily life and its challenges force a more immediate response to those challenges without
concern for the environment. Our goal is to develop educational tools that promote and
The International Health
encourage sustainability, yet also empower rural communities economically, socially, and
politically. We want to facilitate the ability to see a better future, by a foundation through means Awareness Network (IHAN)
of education in order to develop strategies for furthering this goal through this process.
Panelists from the organizing partners will share their experiences by promoting ¡§hands-on¡¨
action in planting seeds for a sustainable future of love and peace.
Discussions on sustainability are shifting from political, economic, and scientific discourses to
social, cultural, and spiritual considerations. This shift is due to fundamental ethical questions
that emerged at the intersection between religion and education, but are often disregarded in
global discussions. This event will address this issue by exploring the following questions:
? What are the ethical implications of sustainability?
? How do religious and educational institutions address these challenges?
? What is the impact of religious and educational institutions on the global agenda for
sustainability?
? How can religious and educational practices contribute to a ?green society??
By discussing how religion and educational groups promote ethical values and contribute to
environmental action and sustainable practices, this event will shed light on a key strategic
issue for Rio+20 UN Conference: the need to have innovative values and norms that translate
the goals of sustainability to constituencies in global civil society.
Baptist World Alliance
Rights of Nature ? the Foundation for Sustainability
An international panel of Rights of Nature experts will illustrate the vital role of a new legal
framework recognizing rights of nature as the foundation for sustainable development.
The panel will examine why a new framework for governance is necessary and is part of a
bigger shift required in society today ─ a shift that will require that modern laws and policies
comply with the laws of the Earth, and a way of living which maintains the health and integrity
of the whole Earth Community.
Rights of Nature - the Foundation for Sustainability
17/06/2012
9:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Panel:
? Nnimmo Bassey ? Environmental Rights Action / Friends of the Earth, Nigeria
? Cormac Cullinan ? EnAct International, South Africa
? Tom Goldtooth ? Indigenous Environmental Network, USA
? Natalia Greene ? Fundación Pachamama, Ecuador
? Linda Sheehan ? Earth Law Center, USA
? Pablo Solon ? Former Ambassador to the UN, Bolivia
Moderator: Shannon Biggs, Global Exchange, USA
Global Exchange
Sustainability Standards: Catalysing the Green Economy
17/06/2012
9:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
Standards, Certification and Labelling Schemes: Catalysing the Green Economy Evidence
from the forestry, agricultural and mining sectors
The objective of the event convened by ISEAL and SECO is to present and discuss how the
use of sustainability standards in the forestry, agricultural and mining sectors has
demonstrated that standards and certification are effective drivers of sustainable development
and their further uptake should be encouraged and supported.
The event will advocate for:
? The inclusion of credible standards, certification and labels in the tool- box of good practices ISEAL Alliance
capable of supporting the green economy and sustainable development;
? Government support for the scaling-up of credible sustainability standards.
The event will be concluded with a short press conference in which a number of key
government, business and civil society leaders will announce new and important commitments
with respect to the scaling up of sustainability standards - these are specific commitments with
respect to encouraging and supporting the further uptake of sustainability standards.
Nepal is leading the community based forest management and witnessing substantial postconflict political, institutional, economic and social transformations. The forestry sector is also
facing a number of unfolding challenges and opportunities, resulting from changes within and
outside the sector. At this juncture of Rio+ 20, the forestry sector of Nepal will be organizing a
side event as the UNCSD provides opportunity a forum for a debate on global opportunities
and set priority action.
Community based climate resilient forests: Pathways to green
economy,
17/06/2012
9:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
The objectives:
? Articulate the linkages among community based forests, climate change, livelihood and the
multiple facets of the green economy
? Discuss on how forests and green economy are mutually dependent; and focus on how
community based forests play key roles
Nepal
Four speakers will provide presentation on the following three topics: (a) nexuses between
green economy and Forest - livelihood and climate change; (b) sustainable forest management
and biodiversity conservation; and (c) the way to and from Rio for the forestry stakeholder
Without Water There Is No Life - Educational Component
Ethical Implications of Sustainability: Educational and Religious
Pers
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
9:30:00
9:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
T-5 (Riocentro)
Education is key to stimulating an appreciation for and consideration of the earth and its
invaluable resources, including water. For many rural communities in developing countries,
daily life and its challenges force a more immediate response to those challenges without
concern for the environment. Our goal is to develop educational tools that promote and
The International Health
encourage sustainability, yet also empower rural communities economically, socially, and
politically. We want to facilitate the ability to see a better future, by a foundation through means Awareness Network (IHAN)
of education in order to develop strategies for furthering this goal through this process.
Panelists from the organizing partners will share their experiences by promoting ¡§hands-on¡¨
action in planting seeds for a sustainable future of love and peace.
Discussions on sustainability are shifting from political, economic, and scientific discourses to
social, cultural, and spiritual considerations. This shift is due to fundamental ethical questions
that emerged at the intersection between religion and education, but are often disregarded in
global discussions. This event will address this issue by exploring the following questions:
? What are the ethical implications of sustainability?
? How do religious and educational institutions address these challenges?
? What is the impact of religious and educational institutions on the global agenda for
sustainability?
? How can religious and educational practices contribute to a ?green society??
By discussing how religion and educational groups promote ethical values and contribute to
environmental action and sustainable practices, this event will shed light on a key strategic
issue for Rio+20 UN Conference: the need to have innovative values and norms that translate
the goals of sustainability to constituencies in global civil society.
Baptist World Alliance
Rights of Nature ? the Foundation for Sustainability
An international panel of Rights of Nature experts will illustrate the vital role of a new legal
framework recognizing rights of nature as the foundation for sustainable development.
The panel will examine why a new framework for governance is necessary and is part of a
bigger shift required in society today ─ a shift that will require that modern laws and policies
comply with the laws of the Earth, and a way of living which maintains the health and integrity
of the whole Earth Community.
Rights of Nature - the Foundation for Sustainability
17/06/2012
9:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Panel:
? Nnimmo Bassey ? Environmental Rights Action / Friends of the Earth, Nigeria
? Cormac Cullinan ? EnAct International, South Africa
? Tom Goldtooth ? Indigenous Environmental Network, USA
? Natalia Greene ? Fundación Pachamama, Ecuador
? Linda Sheehan ? Earth Law Center, USA
? Pablo Solon ? Former Ambassador to the UN, Bolivia
Global Exchange
Moderator: Shannon Biggs, Global Exchange, USA
Sustainability Standards: Catalysing the Green Economy
17/06/2012
9:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
Standards, Certification and Labelling Schemes: Catalysing the Green Economy Evidence
from the forestry, agricultural and mining sectors
The objective of the event convened by ISEAL and SECO is to present and discuss how the
use of sustainability standards in the forestry, agricultural and mining sectors has
demonstrated that standards and certification are effective drivers of sustainable development
and their further uptake should be encouraged and supported.
The event will advocate for:
? The inclusion of credible standards, certification and labels in the tool- box of good practices
capable of supporting the green economy and sustainable development;
? Government support for the scaling-up of credible sustainability standards.
The event will be concluded with a short press conference in which a number of key
government, business and civil society leaders will announce new and important commitments
with respect to the scaling up of sustainability standards - these are specific commitments with
respect to encouraging and supporting the further uptake of sustainability standards.
ISEAL Alliance
Nepal is leading the community based forest management and witnessing substantial postconflict political, institutional, economic and social transformations. The forestry sector is also
facing a number of unfolding challenges and opportunities, resulting from changes within and
outside the sector. At this juncture of Rio+ 20, the forestry sector of Nepal will be organizing a
side event as the UNCSD provides opportunity a forum for a debate on global opportunities
and set priority action.
Community based climate resilient forests: Pathways to green
economy,
17/06/2012
9:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
The objectives:
? Articulate the linkages among community based forests, climate change, livelihood and the
multiple facets of the green economy
? Discuss on how forests and green economy are mutually dependent; and focus on how
community based forests play key roles
Nepal
Four speakers will provide presentation on the following three topics: (a) nexuses between
green economy and Forest - livelihood and climate change; (b) sustainable forest management
and biodiversity conservation; and (c) the way to and from Rio for the forestry stakeholder
Without Water There Is No Life - Educational Component
17/06/2012
9:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
Education is key to stimulating an appreciation for and consideration of the earth and its
invaluable resources, including water. For many rural communities in developing countries,
daily life and its challenges force a more immediate response to those challenges without
concern for the environment. Our goal is to develop educational tools that promote and
The International Health
encourage sustainability, yet also empower rural communities economically, socially, and
politically. We want to facilitate the ability to see a better future, by a foundation through means Awareness Network (IHAN)
of education in order to develop strategies for furthering this goal through this process.
Panelists from the organizing partners will share their experiences by promoting ¡§hands-on¡¨
action in planting seeds for a sustainable future of love and peace.
Ethical Implications of Sustainability: Educational and Religious
Pers
17/06/2012
9:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
Discussions on sustainability are shifting from political, economic, and scientific discourses to
social, cultural, and spiritual considerations. This shift is due to fundamental ethical questions
that emerged at the intersection between religion and education, but are often disregarded in
global discussions. This event will address this issue by exploring the following questions:
? What are the ethical implications of sustainability?
? How do religious and educational institutions address these challenges?
? What is the impact of religious and educational institutions on the global agenda for
sustainability?
? How can religious and educational practices contribute to a ?green society??
By discussing how religion and educational groups promote ethical values and contribute to
environmental action and sustainable practices, this event will shed light on a key strategic
issue for Rio+20 UN Conference: the need to have innovative values and norms that translate
the goals of sustainability to constituencies in global civil society.
Baptist World Alliance
Rights of Nature ? the Foundation for Sustainability
An international panel of Rights of Nature experts will illustrate the vital role of a new legal
framework recognizing rights of nature as the foundation for sustainable development.
The panel will examine why a new framework for governance is necessary and is part of a
bigger shift required in society today ─ a shift that will require that modern laws and policies
comply with the laws of the Earth, and a way of living which maintains the health and integrity
of the whole Earth Community.
Rights of Nature - the Foundation for Sustainability
17/06/2012
9:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Panel:
? Nnimmo Bassey ? Environmental Rights Action / Friends of the Earth, Nigeria
? Cormac Cullinan ? EnAct International, South Africa
? Tom Goldtooth ? Indigenous Environmental Network, USA
? Natalia Greene ? Fundación Pachamama, Ecuador
? Linda Sheehan ? Earth Law Center, USA
? Pablo Solon ? Former Ambassador to the UN, Bolivia
Global Exchange
Moderator: Shannon Biggs, Global Exchange, USA
Sustainability Standards: Catalysing the Green Economy
17/06/2012
9:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
17/06/2012
10:00:00
MAM
Guerrilha Social - Pela Terra Vermelha
17/06/2012
10:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Direito e Cidadania Socioambiental
17/06/2012
10:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
la voix des opprimés
17/06/2012
10:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
"Construção Sustentável com Tijolos Ecológicos"
Standards, Certification and Labelling Schemes: Catalysing the Green Economy Evidence
from the forestry, agricultural and mining sectors
The objective of the event convened by ISEAL and SECO is to present and discuss how the
use of sustainability standards in the forestry, agricultural and mining sectors has
demonstrated that standards and certification are effective drivers of sustainable development
and their further uptake should be encouraged and supported.
The event will advocate for:
? The inclusion of credible standards, certification and labels in the tool- box of good practices
capable of supporting the green economy and sustainable development;
? Government support for the scaling-up of credible sustainability standards.
The event will be concluded with a short press conference in which a number of key
government, business and civil society leaders will announce new and important commitments
with respect to the scaling up of sustainability standards - these are specific commitments with
respect to encouraging and supporting the further uptake of sustainability standards.
Evento aberto ao público em geral
ISEAL Alliance
Tijox Tijolos Ecológicos
Comitê Sul-MatoGrossense para a Rio+20
Movimento Popular
Socialista
ONG la voix des opprimés
Carlos Sampaio Nogueira
Eu amo Catumbi - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
17/06/2012
10:00:00
Catumbi
Eu Amo Catumbi
Lavagem do Afago
10h – Concentração do Amor na rua José Bernadino (Lateral da garagem da COMLURB –
com o grupo Maracutaia)
10:30h – Caminhada da paixão até a rua Valença onde Bafo da Onça e o Vai quem Quer
estarão
12h – Saída para a praça em frente ao cemitério
Movimento Imagina Rio
Início da oficina ” Cultura reaproveitável
Encerramento do Afago na Rua na praça.
Muda Catumbi - A ação se inicia com a reunião dos participantes na praça onde vai ocorrer o
chorinho (em frente ao cemitério do Catumbi) para divisão dos grupos e apresentação das
técnicas. Início do plantio
Carinhoso Catumbi - chorinho com Carlos Malta na praça . Entrada Franca
Sustainable Development Dialogues: Sustainable Patterns of
production and consumption
WRI - Clean Technology for a Green Economy
Redução de Custo e Ganho de Competitividade com Resíduos
nas Micro e Pequenas Empresas
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
10:00:00
Riocentro
10:30:00
Forte de Copacabana
17/06/2012
11:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
17/06/2012
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
17/06/2012
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
11:00:00
11:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Parque dos Atletas
Forum: Moradia Cidadã
17/06/2012
11:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Cúpula dos Prefeitos: A sustentabilidade nos projetos de
revitalização de Zonas Portuárias
17/06/2012
11:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Seminário: Contextualização da violência contra crianças,
adolescentes e mulheres: a importância do trabalho intersetorial
Seminar: violence agaiinst children, adolescents and women: the
importance of intersectoral work
II Jornada Internacional de Educação Ambiental
Comitê Executivo e Grupos de Trabalho da nrg4SD
Scaling-Up Agro-Ecological Food Production
Fulni-Ô - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
OFFICIAL EVENTS
Evento Fechado
Redução de Custo e Ganho de Competitividade com Resíduos nas Micro e Pequenas
Empresas . Consultoria coletiva, fornece soluções rápidas e sob medida para os produtos e
serviços da empresa. É uma oportunidade de esclarecer dúvidas e obter informações sobre
os ganhos de competitividade e redução da geração de resíduos e de custos nos processos.
Elaboração do Plano de Gerenciamento de Resíduos Sólidos nas empresas, ações e
mecanismos que evitem ou, pelo menos, minimizem ao máximo a produção dos resíduos, e
que tecnologias empregadas. Recomendações para o adequado atendimento a legislação e
as normas técnicas. É o ambiente que proporciona a interação pessoal da empresa com
especialistas, com hora marcada e em pequenos grupos de no máximo 30 empresas.
Tempo de apresentação de 9 as 13 horas
17/06/2012
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
17/06/2012
11:00:00
E.A.V. Parque Lage
Tempo de apresentação de 9 as 13 horas
Evento Público
Evento Fechado
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
Evento Fechado
Room UN2
Apresentação de cantos e danças e oficinas de pintura corporal com tradução simultânea
Lançamento do livro Os imigrantes da beira do rio: a resistência do povo Fulni-Ô. . Entrada
Franca
Governo brasileiro
FIESP/FIRJAN
SEBRAE
Movimento de Mulheres em
São Gonçalo
Movimento de Mulheres em
São Gonçalo
Casa Civil
Casa Civil
Fundação Roberto Marinho
Prefeitura
Ecumenical Advocacy
Alliance (EAA)
Movimento Imagina Rio
The Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance (EAA) is the most inclusive international advocacy network
of churches and Christian organizations with members and constituents in the tens of millions.
Scaling-Up Agro-Ecological Food Production
17/06/2012
11:00:00
UN2 (Barra Arena)
Apresentações e Oficinas Fulni-Ô no Parque Lage
17/06/2012
11:00:00
Parque Lage
Under EAA?s Food for Life Campaign, and in collaboration with UN and civil society partners,
we promote just and sustainable production and consumption of food, and the right to food for
all people. We advocate for food production, trade and distribution systems that are just,
participatory and democratic while at the same time environmentally, economically and socially
Ecumenical Advocacy
sustainable.
Alliance (EAA)
?Scaling-Up Agro-Ecological Food Production? will profile sustainable, smallholder-based,
agro-ecological methods of food production. EAA will showcase research and case studies
demonstrating the positive impacts of such methods in terms of both yield and environmental
sustainability. Our aim is to stimulate discussion on the economic and environmental
practicality of feeding the world through scaled-up implementation of agro-ecological food
production methods.
Apresentação de cantos e danças e oficinas de pintura corporal com tradução simultânea +
Lançamento do livro Os imigrantes da beira do rio: a resistência do povo Fulni-Ô
The Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance (EAA) is the most inclusive international advocacy network
of churches and Christian organizations with members and constituents in the tens of millions.
Scaling-Up Agro-Ecological Food Production
17/06/2012
11:00:00
UN2 (Barra Arena)
Under EAA?s Food for Life Campaign, and in collaboration with UN and civil society partners,
we promote just and sustainable production and consumption of food, and the right to food for
all people. We advocate for food production, trade and distribution systems that are just,
participatory and democratic while at the same time environmentally, economically and socially
sustainable.
Ecumenical Advocacy
Alliance (EAA)
?Scaling-Up Agro-Ecological Food Production? will profile sustainable, smallholder-based,
agro-ecological methods of food production. EAA will showcase research and case studies
demonstrating the positive impacts of such methods in terms of both yield and environmental
sustainability. Our aim is to stimulate discussion on the economic and environmental
practicality of feeding the world through scaled-up implementation of agro-ecological food
production methods.
The Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance (EAA) is the most inclusive international advocacy network
of churches and Christian organizations with members and constituents in the tens of millions.
Scaling-Up Agro-Ecological Food Production
17/06/2012
11:00:00
UN2 (Barra Arena)
Under EAA?s Food for Life Campaign, and in collaboration with UN and civil society partners,
we promote just and sustainable production and consumption of food, and the right to food for
all people. We advocate for food production, trade and distribution systems that are just,
participatory and democratic while at the same time environmentally, economically and socially
sustainable.
Ecumenical Advocacy
Alliance (EAA)
?Scaling-Up Agro-Ecological Food Production? will profile sustainable, smallholder-based,
agro-ecological methods of food production. EAA will showcase research and case studies
demonstrating the positive impacts of such methods in terms of both yield and environmental
sustainability. Our aim is to stimulate discussion on the economic and environmental
practicality of feeding the world through scaled-up implementation of agro-ecological food
production methods.
Abertura da Exposição Tecnologia, Serviços e Produtos
Sustentáveis e lançamentos de Publicações
17/06/2012
11:00:00
Pátio da Unidade da
Embrapa Solos
Embrapa
Ação da Cidadania Global Contra a Destruição da Terra e pelo
Desenvolvimento Sustentável
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
AÇÃO DA CIDADANIA
CONTRA A FOME A
MISÉRIA E PELA VIDAComitê Flamengo
Oficina Dança África
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Aqualtune-Associação de
Mulheres Negras Aqualtune
A Sustentabilidade e o Modo de Ser Indígena
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Cidadania Global: uma nova realidade para os desafios do
século XXI
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Seminário sobre a importância da produção e consumo de
alimentos orgânicos
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Carbon Trade Watch
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
CCFD-TERRE SOLIDAIRE
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Centro de Derechos
Humanos y Ambiente
The People says NO to a new form of colonialism. No REDD+
Tech-in
Présentation du web documentaire TERRES et débat avec le
réalisateur
Acceso al Agua Potable como derecho Humano: Una revisión
de instrumentos legales disponibles para defender a las víctimas
de violaciones de derechos humanos debido a la sobre
explotación de los recursos hidricos
Associação Comunitária
Indígena Itamarã (ACITI)
Associação Universal de
Esperanto (UEA) Universala EsperantoAsocio Parceiro consultivo
da UNESCO e ECOSOC
Endereço: Nieuwe
Binnenweg 176, 3015 BJ
Rotterdam, Nederlando
(Holanda)
BRASILBIO ASSOCIAÇÃO
BRASILEIRA DE
ORGÂNICOS
COMITÊ MINEIRO DA
CUPULA DOS POVOS
Cooperativa Gran Lago de
Produtores Orgânicos
JOOG DA CARTA DA TERRA
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Arranjos Produtivos Locais de Plantas Medicinais e seu
Pontencial para o SUS
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Building Marine Ecosystem Resilience to Ocean Acidification
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Earthjustice
Are dams a sostainable solution to wáter problems?
DROIT A LA VILLE : les habitants du sud se mobilisent !!!
Occupy nature
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Aterro do Flamengo
Aterro do Flamengo
Roda de Diálogos da I Jornada Juvenil
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
ecomujer germany
ENDA TIERS MONDE
ENDA TIERS MONDE
Entidade Ambientalista
Onda Verde
Ativismo hoje: um debate sobre a articulação de escolas e
movimentos
Populaçoes tradicionais
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Escola de Ativismo
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Apresentação do case Nova Friburgo
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
feab
GAM - Grupo Articulação
dos Movimentos
GTT INTERNATIONAL-GE
(Madagascar)
Activité d'articulation autogérée
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
O Código Florestal e a proteção jurídica da biodiversidade.
Contribuição para a definição de um princípio e de uma cultura
global de não retrocesso em matéria ambiental
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
WORKSHOP
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
LA REVOLUCION DE LAS PEQUEÑAS COSAS
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Programa Balanço da Terra
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
ECONOMIA VERDE, CAPITALISMO Y ORDEN MUNDIAL
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Instituto "O Direito por um
Planeta Verde"
International Forum on
Ethics & Responsibility
LA REVOLUCION DE LAS
PEQUEÑAS COSAS
Quilombo do Sacopã
(ACQUILERJ) RadioTV
Mamaterra
RED COLOMBIANA PARA
LA DEFENSA DE LOS
DERECHOS HUMANOS,
EL MEDIO AMBIENTE Y
LA PAZ
CONSTRUÇÃOECOLÓGICA COLETIVA DE YURTTERRITORIO COLETIVO DOS COMITÊS ESTADUAIS
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
REDE NACIONAL DE
COMITÊS ESTADUAIS DA
CUPULA DOS POVOSCOMITÊ MINEIRO DA
CUPULA DOS POVOS
SUSTENTABILIDADE E SAÚDE DA POPULAÇÃO NEGRA
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Rede Sapata
Accountability on commitments and Accomplishing sustainable
development
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Rio+20 NGO Forum
EMPREENDEDORISMO SOCIOAMBIENTAL - Formação de
Atores Sociais em Multiplicadores de Ações Cidadãs
Sustentáveis
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
SER SILVESTRE Ambiente
e Humanidades: Instrução
e Capacitação
Palestra
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Pintando de colores nuestros derechos ecologicos
17/06/2012
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Up with People's World Youth in Action
Up with People International Youth Forum
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Aterro do Flamengo
Challenges for the Roma women in Europe
17/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-2 (Riocentro)
SOSPLANETA
Terre des hommes
Alemania
Up with People
Up with People
Women belonging to the Roma minority face multiple discrimination, particularly in the field of
education, health, employment or participation in public and political life. There is a strong
concern regarding the lack of efficient solutions addressing the situation of Roma women and
children, especially in order to reduce the poverty level. Roma women are characterised by
very early marriages, birth of the first child in juvenile age and following births with short
intervals in-between. Premature births are risk factors for severe congenital disorders, high
child mortality in the first year of life and high mother mortality.
Romani CRISS ? Roma
Centre for Social
Intervention and Studies
Russia plays an important role in maintaining stability of the planet. It is the largest country
(12% of the total land area) and the world's largest undisturbed by economic activity area (6065% of the country).
TOWARDS GREEN ECONOMY: PERSPECTIVES, BENEFITS,
CONCERNS - RUSSIAN P
17/06/2012
11:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Russia holds the largest share of the world forests (22%), 13% of oil, 34% of gas, 12% of coal,
27% of iron ore. These resources are a storehouse for the development of the global
economy. However, large-scale of its extraction would inevitably have a negative impact on the
planet ecological balance.
Eco-Accord
In Russia there are unique ecosystems that preserve rare species of flora and fauna, which
are the planetary domain. The Russian economy is the fourth largest in the world in terms of
greenhouse gas emissions.
WWF: Sustainable And Affordable Access To Energy-From
Field To Policy
Sustainability, Value Based Leadership and African Youths
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
T-8 (Riocentro)
Besides the role of Russia in the global economy and politics is growing.
All these factors determine the important role Russia can play in the transition to sustainable
development globally.
Access to economically viable and sustainable energy is fundamental for the economic, social
and political development of a country. It brings improvements in healthcare, education,
communication and several other areas of basic needs. Today it is estimated that 1.4 billion
people live without access to reliable electricity and 2.7 billion without access to clean cooking
facilities. This has several environmental and human health consequences.
The WWF ¡¥Clean, Reliable and Affordable Energy Access¡¦ side event will address these
World Wide Fund for
problems showing success stories from the field, and demonstration projects that depict
energy access models complemented by presentations from governments thus creating a link Nature European Office
between field work and national policy. In showing the way from pilots to policy, stakeholders in
different countries will come on as partners and add their perspectives of policy, governance,
technology and entrepreneurship in the given context of energy access in the three selected
countries India, Uganda and Madagascar.
Leadership in Africa have globally been identified as one of the major crisis in Africa starting
from selection, election processes And sustainability of the elected position And
responsibilities. This derails major national, regional AND GLOBALL DEVELOPMENTS IN
Africa. African Children Talent Discovery Foundation and World Mission Foundation an NGO in
Special Consultative Status wit ECOSOC at the United Nations in taking steps to further their
World Mission Foundation
collaborative mission considers its significant need to bring the issues to Rio+20. The
underlying purpose is to seek for diverse value based leadership skills that could be provided
to youths of Africa in understanding the import of sustainable leadership for global, regional
and national development of Africa.
The Global Alliance for Banking on Values, the Green Economy Coalition and The Norwegian
Forum for Environment and Development will co-host a debate to determine key policy
changes that governments can make to help shift finance from a short term focus to long term
sustainable value creation.
Banking as if the future matters - Making the change from short
term profit to long term prosperity
17/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
Over the months up to Rio+20 an online consultation has taken place to identify enabling
policies to promote a long term approach. The results will be launched at this event.
Norwegian Forum for
Development and
Environment
Find out how banking and finance, in cooperation with governments and civil society, can
create a profound shift towards a greener, more inclusive and fairer economy.
Sustainable development of indigenous people of the North and
the Arct
17/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-4 (Riocentro)
The Program of the roundtable meeting ?A Long-term Sustainable Development for Global
Sustainable Development Based on Partnership of Civilizations and Prospects of Indigenous
People of the North? within the UN Conference on Sustainable Development RIO+20
Prospects of sustainable development of indigenous people of the North and the Arctic
civilization
Pitirim Sorokin and Nikolai
Kondratieff International
Institute
Towards Universal Access to Sustainable Energy Service in
West Africa
Interfaith response to Sustainable Development:Ecological
Civilization
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
T-2 (Riocentro)
To accelerate the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) the Economic
Community for West African States (ECOWAS) adopted the ECOWAS/UEMOA Regional
White Paper on Access to Energy Services for Populations in Rural and Peri-urban Areas in
2006. The white paper aims at providing access to improved domestic cooking fuels and
sustainable electricity services for the majority of the population by 2015. After five years of
implementation, the ECOWAS Regional Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency
(ECREEE) in cooperation with its partners are organizing a side event at the Rio+20. At the
background of the newly adopted UN Goals on Universal Access to Energy Services by 2030
the workshop will take stock of the achievements and will highlight success stories in some of
the countries. Moreover, the side event will discuss the possible contribution of renewable
energy and energy efficiency solutions to accelerate the implementation the White Paper.
What does religion have to do with Rio+20? The Interfaith Consortium for Ecological
Civilization works towards the transformation of consciousness needed to enable changes
towards sustainability. Religions help people shape their worldviews and act on their values.
Governments need the guidance of an awakened civil society to make necessary radical
changes. Corporations need an awakened civil society to insist on internalizing costs and
serving society. Inspired by the work of Thomas Berry and by resources from the world's
religions, this session will explore the spiritual resources for transformation and current
manifestations of such transformations. We will then consider what is needed to ramp up this
change in service to the Earth. Areas of application include communities, corporate
engagement, the Convention on Corporate Social Responsibility, and support of youth
leadership. The change in consciousness and the new actions that flow from it offer a positive
direction towards renewed flourishing on Earth.
ECOWAS Regional Centre
for RenewableEnergy and
Energy Efficiency
(ECREEE)
Temple of Understanding
In discussing sustainable development, many focus on the production aspect of development.
Much of the dialogue centers on improving the efficiency of current production methods, i.e.
providing more food for more people given a limited amount of resources. While sustainable
and efficient production is important, it is only half of the equation.
The Other Half of Development: Patterns of Sustainable
Consumption
Constructive Cooperation
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
T-9 (Riocentro)
The workshop will instead focus on patterns of sustainable consumption. The major
stakeholders must be invested in inspiring the world?s population to reduce their desire for
consumption as a crucial part of sustainable development. The thematic focus of this
workshop is on in-depth discussion of sustainable individual consumption, including reduction
of consumption habits, promotion of vegetarianism, and the benefits of recycling. The
workshop will also cover efficient cooking methods and sustainable practices in food security
and agriculture.
Buddhist Tzu Chi
Foundation
Global issues like sustainable development are a down-top process that involves grassroots
and how civil society will mobilize populations to support the work of the United Nations. By
supporting this process, the Legion of Good Will (LGW), the only Brazilian NGO in general
consultative status with ECOSOC, has substantially contributed towards the achievement of
the sustainable development goals, especially in Latin America. The proposed side event
intends to be a showcase of success stories gathered during the 9th Solidary Society Network
Legion of Good Will
Multi-stakeholder Forum, held last March by the LGW in partnership with the NGO Branch of
the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs and other UN agencies in
Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay. The mechanisms to strengthen constructive
cooperation among international organisms, NGOs, local authorities and academia are the
focus of this dialogue towards concrete proposals to eradicate poverty in the context of a
green economy.
For more than 30 years, the international community, through different international
declarations (e.g the Rio Declaration, the Johannesburg Declaration, the Earth Charter), have
been trying to find shared ethical principles that can help humanity to make decisions in our
current situation. These principles will be foundational for the governance system for
sustainability that will be discussed during the Rio+20 Summit.
An ethical framework for global governance
17/06/2012
11:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
Earth Charter International
This side event will offer the opportunity for an open discussion about the importance of
agreeing on common ethical principles for a global governance system for sustainability. A
panel involved in conversations about an ethical framework for global governance will share a
wide range of opinions on this topic. Participants in this side event will have the opportunity to
interact with the panelists and among themselves.
Subnational Governments. Building a Sustainable Development
Strategy
Challenges for the Roma women in Europe
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
P3-2 (Riocentro)
The Buenos Aires province is developing public policies on sustainable development based on
the subnational level as a member of the Network of Regional Governements for Sustainable
Development.
The social, economic and environmental dimensions sublie the design of any measure applied,
allowing the synergy between programs.
The aim of the side event proposed is to contribute to the strengthening of a national strategy
on sustainable development from the perspective of a local (subnational) government.
Subnational Government of
In addition, to increase the social awareness, showing the potentiality of the coordinated
Buenos Aires
actions from local and regional governments through the exchange of experiences and
capabilities between institutions and decision makers.
The outcomes and inputs relative to the Rio+20 goals are:
To strength the mechanisms of cooperation between local and regional governments.
To contribute to the inclusion of the local aspects on sustainable development in national and
international strategies, from a interjurisdictional, interinstitutional and interdisciplinary
approach.
Women belonging to the Roma minority face multiple discrimination, particularly in the field of
education, health, employment or participation in public and political life. There is a strong
concern regarding the lack of efficient solutions addressing the situation of Roma women and
children, especially in order to reduce the poverty level. Roma women are characterised by
very early marriages, birth of the first child in juvenile age and following births with short
intervals in-between. Premature births are risk factors for severe congenital disorders, high
child mortality in the first year of life and high mother mortality.
Romani CRISS ? Roma
Centre for Social
Intervention and Studies
Russia plays an important role in maintaining stability of the planet. It is the largest country
(12% of the total land area) and the world's largest undisturbed by economic activity area (6065% of the country).
TOWARDS GREEN ECONOMY: PERSPECTIVES, BENEFITS,
CONCERNS - RUSSIAN P
17/06/2012
11:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Russia holds the largest share of the world forests (22%), 13% of oil, 34% of gas, 12% of coal,
27% of iron ore. These resources are a storehouse for the development of the global
economy. However, large-scale of its extraction would inevitably have a negative impact on the
planet ecological balance.
Eco-Accord
In Russia there are unique ecosystems that preserve rare species of flora and fauna, which
are the planetary domain. The Russian economy is the fourth largest in the world in terms of
greenhouse gas emissions.
WWF: Sustainable And Affordable Access To Energy-From
Field To Policy
Sustainability, Value Based Leadership and African Youths
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
T-8 (Riocentro)
Besides the role of Russia in the global economy and politics is growing.
All these factors determine the important role Russia can play in the transition to sustainable
development globally.
Access to economically viable and sustainable energy is fundamental for the economic, social
and political development of a country. It brings improvements in healthcare, education,
communication and several other areas of basic needs. Today it is estimated that 1.4 billion
people live without access to reliable electricity and 2.7 billion without access to clean cooking
facilities. This has several environmental and human health consequences.
The WWF ¡¥Clean, Reliable and Affordable Energy Access¡¦ side event will address these
problems showing success stories from the field, and demonstration projects that depict
energy access models complemented by presentations from governments thus creating a link
between field work and national policy. In showing the way from pilots to policy, stakeholders in
different countries will come on as partners and add their perspectives of policy, governance,
technology and entrepreneurship in the given context of energy access in the three selected
countries India, Uganda and Madagascar.
Leadership in Africa have globally been identified as one of the major crisis in Africa starting
from selection, election processes And sustainability of the elected position And
responsibilities. This derails major national, regional AND GLOBALL DEVELOPMENTS IN
Africa. African Children Talent Discovery Foundation and World Mission Foundation an NGO in
Special Consultative Status wit ECOSOC at the United Nations in taking steps to further their
collaborative mission considers its significant need to bring the issues to Rio+20. The
underlying purpose is to seek for diverse value based leadership skills that could be provided
to youths of Africa in understanding the import of sustainable leadership for global, regional
and national development of Africa.
World Wide Fund for
Nature European Office
World Mission Foundation
The Global Alliance for Banking on Values, the Green Economy Coalition and The Norwegian
Forum for Environment and Development will co-host a debate to determine key policy
changes that governments can make to help shift finance from a short term focus to long term
sustainable value creation.
Banking as if the future matters - Making the change from short
term profit to long term prosperity
17/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
Over the months up to Rio+20 an online consultation has taken place to identify enabling
policies to promote a long term approach. The results will be launched at this event.
Norwegian Forum for
Development and
Environment
Find out how banking and finance, in cooperation with governments and civil society, can
create a profound shift towards a greener, more inclusive and fairer economy.
Sustainable development of indigenous people of the North and
the Arct
Towards Universal Access to Sustainable Energy Service in
West Africa
Interfaith response to Sustainable Development:Ecological
Civilization
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
11:30:00
P3-4 (Riocentro)
T-5 (Riocentro)
T-2 (Riocentro)
The Program of the roundtable meeting ?A Long-term Sustainable Development for Global
Sustainable Development Based on Partnership of Civilizations and Prospects of Indigenous
People of the North? within the UN Conference on Sustainable Development RIO+20
Prospects of sustainable development of indigenous people of the North and the Arctic
civilization
To accelerate the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) the Economic
Community for West African States (ECOWAS) adopted the ECOWAS/UEMOA Regional
White Paper on Access to Energy Services for Populations in Rural and Peri-urban Areas in
2006. The white paper aims at providing access to improved domestic cooking fuels and
sustainable electricity services for the majority of the population by 2015. After five years of
implementation, the ECOWAS Regional Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency
(ECREEE) in cooperation with its partners are organizing a side event at the Rio+20. At the
background of the newly adopted UN Goals on Universal Access to Energy Services by 2030
the workshop will take stock of the achievements and will highlight success stories in some of
the countries. Moreover, the side event will discuss the possible contribution of renewable
energy and energy efficiency solutions to accelerate the implementation the White Paper.
What does religion have to do with Rio+20? The Interfaith Consortium for Ecological
Civilization works towards the transformation of consciousness needed to enable changes
towards sustainability. Religions help people shape their worldviews and act on their values.
Governments need the guidance of an awakened civil society to make necessary radical
changes. Corporations need an awakened civil society to insist on internalizing costs and
serving society. Inspired by the work of Thomas Berry and by resources from the world's
religions, this session will explore the spiritual resources for transformation and current
manifestations of such transformations. We will then consider what is needed to ramp up this
change in service to the Earth. Areas of application include communities, corporate
engagement, the Convention on Corporate Social Responsibility, and support of youth
leadership. The change in consciousness and the new actions that flow from it offer a positive
direction towards renewed flourishing on Earth.
Pitirim Sorokin and Nikolai
Kondratieff International
Institute
ECOWAS Regional Centre
for RenewableEnergy and
Energy Efficiency
(ECREEE)
Temple of Understanding
In discussing sustainable development, many focus on the production aspect of development.
Much of the dialogue centers on improving the efficiency of current production methods, i.e.
providing more food for more people given a limited amount of resources. While sustainable
and efficient production is important, it is only half of the equation.
The Other Half of Development: Patterns of Sustainable
Consumption
17/06/2012
11:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
The workshop will instead focus on patterns of sustainable consumption. The major
stakeholders must be invested in inspiring the world?s population to reduce their desire for
consumption as a crucial part of sustainable development. The thematic focus of this
workshop is on in-depth discussion of sustainable individual consumption, including reduction
of consumption habits, promotion of vegetarianism, and the benefits of recycling. The
workshop will also cover efficient cooking methods and sustainable practices in food security
and agriculture.
Buddhist Tzu Chi
Foundation
Constructive Cooperation
17/06/2012
11:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
Global issues like sustainable development are a down-top process that involves grassroots
and how civil society will mobilize populations to support the work of the United Nations. By
supporting this process, the Legion of Good Will (LGW), the only Brazilian NGO in general
consultative status with ECOSOC, has substantially contributed towards the achievement of
the sustainable development goals, especially in Latin America. The proposed side event
intends to be a showcase of success stories gathered during the 9th Solidary Society Network
Multi-stakeholder Forum, held last March by the LGW in partnership with the NGO Branch of
the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs and other UN agencies in
Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay. The mechanisms to strengthen constructive
cooperation among international organisms, NGOs, local authorities and academia are the
focus of this dialogue towards concrete proposals to eradicate poverty in the context of a
green economy.
Legion of Good Will
For more than 30 years, the international community, through different international
declarations (e.g the Rio Declaration, the Johannesburg Declaration, the Earth Charter), have
been trying to find shared ethical principles that can help humanity to make decisions in our
current situation. These principles will be foundational for the governance system for
sustainability that will be discussed during the Rio+20 Summit.
An ethical framework for global governance
17/06/2012
11:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
Subnational Governments. Building a Sustainable Development
Strategy
17/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
Challenges for the Roma women in Europe
17/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-2 (Riocentro)
Earth Charter International
This side event will offer the opportunity for an open discussion about the importance of
agreeing on common ethical principles for a global governance system for sustainability. A
panel involved in conversations about an ethical framework for global governance will share a
wide range of opinions on this topic. Participants in this side event will have the opportunity to
interact with the panelists and among themselves.
The Buenos Aires province is developing public policies on sustainable development based on
the subnational level as a member of the Network of Regional Governements for Sustainable
Development.
The social, economic and environmental dimensions sublie the design of any measure applied,
allowing the synergy between programs.
The aim of the side event proposed is to contribute to the strengthening of a national strategy
on sustainable development from the perspective of a local (subnational) government.
Subnational Government of
In addition, to increase the social awareness, showing the potentiality of the coordinated
Buenos Aires
actions from local and regional governments through the exchange of experiences and
capabilities between institutions and decision makers.
The outcomes and inputs relative to the Rio+20 goals are:
To strength the mechanisms of cooperation between local and regional governments.
To contribute to the inclusion of the local aspects on sustainable development in national and
international strategies, from a interjurisdictional, interinstitutional and interdisciplinary
approach.
Women belonging to the Roma minority face multiple discrimination, particularly in the field of
education, health, employment or participation in public and political life. There is a strong
concern regarding the lack of efficient solutions addressing the situation of Roma women and
children, especially in order to reduce the poverty level. Roma women are characterised by
very early marriages, birth of the first child in juvenile age and following births with short
intervals in-between. Premature births are risk factors for severe congenital disorders, high
child mortality in the first year of life and high mother mortality.
Romani CRISS ? Roma
Centre for Social
Intervention and Studies
Russia plays an important role in maintaining stability of the planet. It is the largest country
(12% of the total land area) and the world's largest undisturbed by economic activity area (6065% of the country).
TOWARDS GREEN ECONOMY: PERSPECTIVES, BENEFITS,
CONCERNS - RUSSIAN P
17/06/2012
11:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Russia holds the largest share of the world forests (22%), 13% of oil, 34% of gas, 12% of coal,
27% of iron ore. These resources are a storehouse for the development of the global
economy. However, large-scale of its extraction would inevitably have a negative impact on the
planet ecological balance.
In Russia there are unique ecosystems that preserve rare species of flora and fauna, which
are the planetary domain. The Russian economy is the fourth largest in the world in terms of
greenhouse gas emissions.
Besides the role of Russia in the global economy and politics is growing.
All these factors determine the important role Russia can play in the transition to sustainable
development globally.
Eco-Accord
WWF: Sustainable And Affordable Access To Energy-From
Field To Policy
Sustainability, Value Based Leadership and African Youths
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
T-8 (Riocentro)
Access to economically viable and sustainable energy is fundamental for the economic, social
and political development of a country. It brings improvements in healthcare, education,
communication and several other areas of basic needs. Today it is estimated that 1.4 billion
people live without access to reliable electricity and 2.7 billion without access to clean cooking
facilities. This has several environmental and human health consequences.
The WWF ¡¥Clean, Reliable and Affordable Energy Access¡¦ side event will address these
problems showing success stories from the field, and demonstration projects that depict
energy access models complemented by presentations from governments thus creating a link
between field work and national policy. In showing the way from pilots to policy, stakeholders in
different countries will come on as partners and add their perspectives of policy, governance,
technology and entrepreneurship in the given context of energy access in the three selected
countries India, Uganda and Madagascar.
Leadership in Africa have globally been identified as one of the major crisis in Africa starting
from selection, election processes And sustainability of the elected position And
responsibilities. This derails major national, regional AND GLOBALL DEVELOPMENTS IN
Africa. African Children Talent Discovery Foundation and World Mission Foundation an NGO in
Special Consultative Status wit ECOSOC at the United Nations in taking steps to further their
collaborative mission considers its significant need to bring the issues to Rio+20. The
underlying purpose is to seek for diverse value based leadership skills that could be provided
to youths of Africa in understanding the import of sustainable leadership for global, regional
and national development of Africa.
World Wide Fund for
Nature European Office
World Mission Foundation
The Global Alliance for Banking on Values, the Green Economy Coalition and The Norwegian
Forum for Environment and Development will co-host a debate to determine key policy
changes that governments can make to help shift finance from a short term focus to long term
sustainable value creation.
Banking as if the future matters - Making the change from short
term profit to long term prosperity
17/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
Over the months up to Rio+20 an online consultation has taken place to identify enabling
policies to promote a long term approach. The results will be launched at this event.
Norwegian Forum for
Development and
Environment
Find out how banking and finance, in cooperation with governments and civil society, can
create a profound shift towards a greener, more inclusive and fairer economy.
Sustainable development of indigenous people of the North and
the Arct
Towards Universal Access to Sustainable Energy Service in
West Africa
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
P3-4 (Riocentro)
T-5 (Riocentro)
The Program of the roundtable meeting ?A Long-term Sustainable Development for Global
Sustainable Development Based on Partnership of Civilizations and Prospects of Indigenous
People of the North? within the UN Conference on Sustainable Development RIO+20
Prospects of sustainable development of indigenous people of the North and the Arctic
civilization
To accelerate the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) the Economic
Community for West African States (ECOWAS) adopted the ECOWAS/UEMOA Regional
White Paper on Access to Energy Services for Populations in Rural and Peri-urban Areas in
2006. The white paper aims at providing access to improved domestic cooking fuels and
sustainable electricity services for the majority of the population by 2015. After five years of
implementation, the ECOWAS Regional Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency
(ECREEE) in cooperation with its partners are organizing a side event at the Rio+20. At the
background of the newly adopted UN Goals on Universal Access to Energy Services by 2030
the workshop will take stock of the achievements and will highlight success stories in some of
the countries. Moreover, the side event will discuss the possible contribution of renewable
energy and energy efficiency solutions to accelerate the implementation the White Paper.
Pitirim Sorokin and Nikolai
Kondratieff International
Institute
ECOWAS Regional Centre
for RenewableEnergy and
Energy Efficiency
(ECREEE)
Interfaith response to Sustainable Development:Ecological
Civilization
17/06/2012
11:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
What does religion have to do with Rio+20? The Interfaith Consortium for Ecological
Civilization works towards the transformation of consciousness needed to enable changes
towards sustainability. Religions help people shape their worldviews and act on their values.
Governments need the guidance of an awakened civil society to make necessary radical
changes. Corporations need an awakened civil society to insist on internalizing costs and
serving society. Inspired by the work of Thomas Berry and by resources from the world's
religions, this session will explore the spiritual resources for transformation and current
manifestations of such transformations. We will then consider what is needed to ramp up this
change in service to the Earth. Areas of application include communities, corporate
engagement, the Convention on Corporate Social Responsibility, and support of youth
leadership. The change in consciousness and the new actions that flow from it offer a positive
direction towards renewed flourishing on Earth.
Temple of Understanding
In discussing sustainable development, many focus on the production aspect of development.
Much of the dialogue centers on improving the efficiency of current production methods, i.e.
providing more food for more people given a limited amount of resources. While sustainable
and efficient production is important, it is only half of the equation.
The Other Half of Development: Patterns of Sustainable
Consumption
Constructive Cooperation
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
T-9 (Riocentro)
The workshop will instead focus on patterns of sustainable consumption. The major
stakeholders must be invested in inspiring the world?s population to reduce their desire for
consumption as a crucial part of sustainable development. The thematic focus of this
workshop is on in-depth discussion of sustainable individual consumption, including reduction
of consumption habits, promotion of vegetarianism, and the benefits of recycling. The
workshop will also cover efficient cooking methods and sustainable practices in food security
and agriculture.
Global issues like sustainable development are a down-top process that involves grassroots
and how civil society will mobilize populations to support the work of the United Nations. By
supporting this process, the Legion of Good Will (LGW), the only Brazilian NGO in general
consultative status with ECOSOC, has substantially contributed towards the achievement of
the sustainable development goals, especially in Latin America. The proposed side event
intends to be a showcase of success stories gathered during the 9th Solidary Society Network
Multi-stakeholder Forum, held last March by the LGW in partnership with the NGO Branch of
the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs and other UN agencies in
Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay. The mechanisms to strengthen constructive
cooperation among international organisms, NGOs, local authorities and academia are the
focus of this dialogue towards concrete proposals to eradicate poverty in the context of a
green economy.
Buddhist Tzu Chi
Foundation
Legion of Good Will
For more than 30 years, the international community, through different international
declarations (e.g the Rio Declaration, the Johannesburg Declaration, the Earth Charter), have
been trying to find shared ethical principles that can help humanity to make decisions in our
current situation. These principles will be foundational for the governance system for
sustainability that will be discussed during the Rio+20 Summit.
An ethical framework for global governance
17/06/2012
11:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
Subnational Governments. Building a Sustainable Development
Strategy
17/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
Earth Charter International
This side event will offer the opportunity for an open discussion about the importance of
agreeing on common ethical principles for a global governance system for sustainability. A
panel involved in conversations about an ethical framework for global governance will share a
wide range of opinions on this topic. Participants in this side event will have the opportunity to
interact with the panelists and among themselves.
The Buenos Aires province is developing public policies on sustainable development based on
the subnational level as a member of the Network of Regional Governements for Sustainable
Development.
The social, economic and environmental dimensions sublie the design of any measure applied,
allowing the synergy between programs.
The aim of the side event proposed is to contribute to the strengthening of a national strategy
on sustainable development from the perspective of a local (subnational) government.
Subnational Government of
In addition, to increase the social awareness, showing the potentiality of the coordinated
Buenos Aires
actions from local and regional governments through the exchange of experiences and
capabilities between institutions and decision makers.
The outcomes and inputs relative to the Rio+20 goals are:
To strength the mechanisms of cooperation between local and regional governments.
To contribute to the inclusion of the local aspects on sustainable development in national and
international strategies, from a interjurisdictional, interinstitutional and interdisciplinary
approach.
Cooperação Transfronteiriça pelo Desenvolvimento Sustentável
Integrado: Uma Proposta Viável para a Implemementação da
Economia Verde?
17/06/2012
12:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Evento será um debate entre especialistas, profissionais de desenvolvimento, decisores
políticos e parceiros de desenvolvimento sobre às vantagens comparativas e o valor agregado
das políticas e abordagens de gerenciamento transfronteriças, ecossitêmicas e objetivas,
frente às abordagens nacionais, setoriais e qualitativas. Evento restrito a convidados.
Palestrantes: Dr Alfredo Guillet, Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs - DGCS; Mr Methuseli
Maphala – Limpopo Transboundary Project Manager; Mr Albert Mbedzi – Beitbridge Rural
District Council; Mr Olivier Chassot, Tropical Science Center, IUCNWCPA TBC SG; Mr
Tomasz Pezold, IUCN Programme Office for South Eastern Europe; Ms Bosiljka Vukovic Head Dept. Sust. Dev. Ministry of Sustainable Development and Tourism; Ms Kathy McKinnon
- Vice chair IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas
Nações Unidas,
Departamento de
Asssuntos Econômicos e
Sociais.
Hugo-Maria Schally; Joaquim
O evento tem por finalidade criar um momento de discussão em torno do Protocolo de Nagoia
Machado
sobre Acesso a Recursos Genéticos e Repartição Justa e Equitativa dos Benefícios
Derivados de sua Uitlização à Convenção sobre Diversidade Biológica durante a Rio + 20,
envolvendo representates do setor científico, empresarial, governamental e de comunidades
tradicionais. O Protocolo de Nagoia busca implementar um dos três objetivos principais da
Ministério do Meio Ambiente
Convenção, a saber, a repartição justa e equitativa de benefícios. Evento aberto ao público.
Palestrantes: Hugo-Maria Schally, Diretor, DG-Meio Ambiente, Comuidade Européia; Eliana
Fontes, Diretora, DPG/MMA; Joaquim Machado, Pesquisador, Universidade de São Paulo;
Cristiane de Moraes, Coordenadora, UEBT.
Diálogo sobre o Protocolo de Nagoia
17/06/2012
13:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Seminar on upcoming Asia Pacific Youth Water Summit in
Dhaka, Bangladesh
17/06/2012
13:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
GREEN THE GENE
Educação da Paz, Sustentabilidade Planetaria e Reconciliação
com a Mãe Natureza
17/06/2012
13:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Iniciativa das Religiões
Unidas (URI) Brasil; Casa
das Religiões Unidas e
Ecobairro DF/GYN
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
13:00:00
13:00:00
13:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Forte de Copacabana
Parque dos Atletas
La Televisión como Herramienta de Manipulación Global
Cúpula dos Prefeitos: Brunch
Sessão VÍDEO-SHOW
The Green Economy: Driving Business Value and
Competitiveness
17/06/2012
13:30:00
17/06/2012
14:00:00
MAM
Poesia Verde
17/06/2012
14:00:00
MAM
Pré-estreia do documentário “Amazônia Desconhecida”
17/06/2012
14:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Pedagogia Waldorf e Medicina Antroposófica na Rede Pública
de Ensino e no Terceiro Setor
Agricultural transition-into a viable food future
Evento Fechado
Sessão VÍDEO-SHOW
Forte de Copacabana
Rede África Viva de Desenvolvimento Sustentável
17/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
17/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Palestra
17/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Seminário, debate,palestra e roda de conversa
17/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Marxismo, meio ambiente e desenvolvimento sustentável da
Amazônia
17/06/2012
14:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Festival Encantado
17/06/2012
14:00:00
Clube do Vale Encantado
Forum:Cidades Sustentáveis: oportunidades para os
empreendedores sociais
17/06/2012
14:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Forum: Governança de Ecossistemas na America L.
17/06/2012
14:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Forum: Qualidade de Vida nas Cidades (Etapa III)
17/06/2012
14:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Dr Alfredo Guillet; Mr Albert
Mbedzi; Mr Tomasz Pezold;
Ms Bosiljka Vukovic; Ms
Kathy McKinnon
Noaltv
Prefeitura
ELETROBRAS
WRI
Evento aberto ao público em geral
Instituto Africa Viva
Evento aberto ao púbico em geral
Marina Mara
A Amazônia é um dos lugares mais famosos do mundo e, curiosamente, um dos menos
conhecidos. Em meio a tanta desinformação, o documentário se propõe uma difícil missão.
Buscar as inúmeras verdades existentes, derrubando mitos e levando ao público um retrato
mais fiel da maior floresta tropical do planeta. Quais são os vilões do desmatamento? Qual o
caminho para o desenvolvimento sem agredir a natureza? Estas são algumas das questões
cruciais envolvendo a Amazônia e que ainda esperam por respostas convincentes. Trata-se
Petrobrás
de um filme sobre a Amazonia, feito por brasileiros, mas com uma visão global do tema, e
apoiado nas mais recentes descobertas e pesquisas cientificas. Um filme que abriga visões
conflitantes, e que abre espaço para que muitas vozes possam ser ouvidas. Evento aberto ao
público. Palestrantes: Fernando de Souza Dias, documentary producer - Gullane & Grifa ;
Eduardo Rajabally, documentary director - Gullane & Grifa.
Associação Crianças do
Vale de Luz (ACVLUZ)
More and Better
Povos Tradicionais de
Terreiro
SOS COALIZÃO PELO
MAR
Fundação Maurício Grabois
Show de Música com Rogê em retrato brasileiro | trio preto + 1 | Winston McAnnuff & Bazbaz |
COMUNIDADE DO VALE
Seu Jorge | GRBC Unidos do Alto da Boa Vista e participações especiais - maiores
ENCANTADO
informações: festivalencantado.org
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
Fundação Roberto Marinho
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
Fundação Roberto Marinho
Fundação Roberto Marinho
Fanta Konate, Luis Kinugawa
Marina Mara
Fernando de Souza Dias ;
Eduardo Rajabally
Improving Lives with a Green Economy: A New Development
Partnership?
Debate sobre Educação, Agricultura e Meio Ambiente para
Desenvolvimento Sustentável
INOVAÇÃO TECNOLÓGICA SUSTENTÁVEL: A CHAVE PARA
O FUTURO DAS EMPRESAS DO SETOR ELÉTRICO
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
14:00:00
14:00:00
14:00:00
PUC - RJ
Parque dos Atletas
17/06/2012
14:30:00
MAM
Sustainable Development Dialogues: Forests
17/06/2012
14:30:00
Riocentro
17/06/2012
15:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Biodiversidade Aquática: Conservação e Impactos
17/06/2012
15:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Cúpula dos Prefeitos: Iniciativa Conjunta sobre Susten. Urbana
17/06/2012
15:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Curtas infantis - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
17/06/2012
15:00:00
Casa da Gávea
17/06/2012
15:00:00
Casa da Gávea
Retratos Brasileiros - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
17/06/2012
15:00:00
Casa da Gávea
Canto da janela - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
17/06/2012
15:00:00
Casa da Gávea
Curtas Infantis
17/06/2012
15:00:00
CASA DA GÁVEA
INOVAR OU PERECER: O GRANDE DESAFIO DAS
EMPRESAS DO SETOR ELÉTRICO
17/06/2012
15:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Oficinas de Sociólogos na Cúpula dos Povos
17/06/2012
15:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
17/06/2012
15:30:00
Arena da Barra
17/06/2012
15:30:00
Arena da Barra
17/06/2012
16:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
A consciência dos atores - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
Achievements of Central Africa for the implementation of
Agenda 21
We Canada: A Journey for Canadian Leadership at Rio+20
Cúpula dos Prefeitos:Os caminhos do Desen. Urbano e
Habitação Social Susten.
1a. Batalha de Bboys Zulub - Ocupação ABC Urbana
www.imaginario.etc.br
Peter Hazlewood
WRI
Sala Mariza - Embrapa Solos
Arena Socioambiental - Encontros Globais - Além do
Antagonismo: Conservação Ambiental e Inclusão Social
Complexo Industrial Portuário SUAPE, Transitando para a
Sustentabilidade.
Presenting: Peter Hazlewood, Director, Ecosystems & Development
17/06/2012
16:00:00
Cultura Urbana
Quanto vale ou é por quilo
17/06/2012
16:00:00
MAM
APRESENTAÇÃO ABEEOLICA
17/06/2012
16:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Embrapa
INOVAÇÃO TECNOLÓGICA SUSTENTÁVEL: A CHAVE PARA O FUTURO DAS
EMPRESAS DO SETOR ELÉTRICO
Populações pobres em todo mundo utilizam os recursos naturais para sua subsistência. É
preciso garantir as condições e incentivos para que possam ter uma vida digna que inclua a
conservação ambiental. O que aprendemos sobre isso até aqui? O programa Bolsa Verde
Brasileiro e o Guarda Bosques Colombiano ilustram este debate. Convidados: Roberto
Vinzentin, Wagner Pinheiro de Oliveira, Rodrigo Medeiros. Evento público
OFFICIAL EVENTS
Apresentação do Case SUAPE, enfatizando a ampliação dos ativos ambientais do Porto, com
destaque para a zona de preservação ambiental - ZEPEC, a zona central de serviços
administrativos, com edificações inteligentes, e também uma zona de preservação cultural. A
expansão planejada do complexo prevê uma sinergia entre os clusters e o porto de Suape.
Evento aberto ao público. Palestrante: Frederico Amâncio- Vice presidente de Suape.
ELETROBRAS
Ministéro do
Desenvolvimento Social
Roberto Vinzentin, Wagner
Pinheiro de Oliveira, Rodrigo
Medeiros
Governo brasileiro
Frederico Amâncio
Secretaria Estadual de
Meio Ambiente e
Sustentabilidade do Estado
de Pernambuco.
Apresentação de palestras sobre biodiversidade aquática e hidrelétricas, sobre pesca e seus
impactos, sobre conservação de biodiversidade marina: recifes de coral e sobre manguezais e
mudanças climáticas. Evento aberto ao público. Promovido pela Gerência de Biodiversidade
Aquática e Recursos Pesqueiros SBF/MMA. Palestrantes: Paulo Pompeu – ProfessorMinistério do Meio Ambiente
UFMG; Bianca Chaim- Analista- MMA; Victor Paulo Azevedo-Analista IBAMA; Beatrice
Padovani-Professora – UFPE; Clóvis Castro- professor UFRJ; Mônica Brick Peres- Analista –
MMA; Felipe Chaves- Professor- UERJ.
Evento Fechado
Valéria Sucena Hammes Embrapa Meio Ambiente
NEUSA MARIA LOBATO
RODRIGUES
Paulo Pompeu ; Victor Paulo
Azevedo; Beatrice Padovani;
Clóvis Castro; Mônica Brick
Peres; Felipe Chaves
Prefeitura
Programação infantil - Filmes sob a curadoria de Patrícia Alves Dias
( Curtas; Bilhões de árvores, de Frata Soares, O Caminho das Gaivotas, Bafo Quente de
Mauricio Maia, Ensolarado de Ricardo Targino, Essencia de Daniel Rabanea, O Diário da
Movimento Imagina Rio
Terra de Diogo Viegas, Naia e a Lua de Leandro Tadashi, A Menina do Mar de Mauro D’Addio
e SACI de Humberto Avelar).. Entrada Franca
Daniel Dantas, Bebel Lobo, Leonardo Netto, Marcos Palmeira e outros, em forma de
entrevista. (Atores falam sobre suas expectativas sobre a Rio+20) . Entrada Franca
Luis Carlos Maciel
Roteiro, Direção e Produção de Flavia Orlando.
Direção de Fotografia de Breno Cunha.
. Entrada Franca
O Baixo Gávea ouvirá os cantores na janela da Casa da Gávea
Com Cico Caseira / Marcia do Valle e Chico Caruso . Entrada Franca
Movimento Imagina Rio
Movimento Imagina Rio
Movimento Imagina Rio
Curtas; Bilhões de árvores, de Frata Soares, O Caminho das Gaivotas, Bafo Quente de
Mauricio Maia, Ensolarado de Ricardo Targino, Essencia de Daniel Rabanea, O Diário da
Terra de Diogo Viegas, Naia e a Lua de Leandro Tadashi, A Menina do Mar de Mauro D’Addio
e SACI de Humberto Avelar.
INOVAR OU PERECER: O GRANDE DESAFIO DAS EMPRESAS DO SETOR ELÉTRICO
Room ARN2
Room UN2
Evento Fechado
Celebração da Cultura Hip Hop com MC Slow DABF, DJ Marcelinho MG e DJ Glauco Mix .
Entrada Franca
de Sérgio Bianchi. Brasil, 2005. Com Antônio Abujamra, Caio Blat, Herson Capri. 104’.
Adaptação livre do conto de Machado de Assis “Pai contra mãe”. O filme faz uma analogia
entre o antigo comércio de escravos e a atual exploração da miséria pelo marketing social.
Classificação indicativa – 16 anos.
APRESENTAÇÃO ABEEOLICA
ELETROBRAS
Sociólogos sem Fronteiras
SSF/RIO
Central African Forests
Commission (COMIFAC)
We Canada Initiative
Prefeitura
Movimento Imagina Rio
MAM
ELETROBRAS
NEUSA MARIA LOBATO
RODRIGUES
Seminário "Transdisciplinaridade e Mudança de Paradigma na
Relação com a Água" e lançamento oficial da Rede
Internacional de Estudos e Ações Transdisciplinares da Água
(REATA)
Crescimento humano para o bem e para o mau como equilibrar
essa balança?
17/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Ararazul - Organização
para Paz Mundial
17/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
DAMGEMT/Rede Ambiente
TV
Abastecimento de Água e Saneamento Ambiental
Universalização
17/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
LABGEA (Laboratório de
Gestão Ambiental)/TDT/UFF
COLÓQUIO: VOZES DA COMUM-UNIDADE
17/06/2012
16:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Forum: Comprometa-se a Ser a Mudança que Você quer Ver no
Mundo
Ecovillages and Transition Towns: Laboratories of Sustainable
Living
A Atuação do Tribunal de Contas da União na Área Ambiental
17/06/2012
16:30:00
Forte de Copacabana
17/06/2012
16:45:00
Aterro do Flamengo
17/06/2012
17:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Rios Voadores, pelo piloto e ambientalista Gérard Moss
17/06/2012
17:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
ZEE/PDS
Territórios de Identidade
PAT
17/06/2012
17:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
17/06/2012
17:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
17/06/2012
17:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
17/06/2012
17:30:00
Forte de Copacabana
GLOBA WIND POWER UPDATE
Lançamento pela Editora Anita Garibaldi/FMG dos livros
Mudanças climáticas - Fundamentos científicos e políticos e
Documentos sobre meio ambiente do PCdoB, e da revista
Princípios
Cúpula dos Prefeitos: Cidades Inclusivas e Justas
Bringing Climate Finance to Grassroots Women – What does it
take?
17/06/2012
17:30:00
Arena da Barra
Arena Socioambiental - Encontros Globais - Democracia e
Direitos
17/06/2012
17:30:00
MAM
Como era gostoso o meu francês
17/06/2012
18:00:00
MAM
17/06/2012
18:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
17/06/2012
18:15:00
Aterro do Flamengo
18:30:00
Riocentro
Sessão VÍDEO-SHOW
Ecovillages and Transition Towns: Laboratories of Sustainable
Living
Sustainable Development Dialogues: Food and Nutrition Security.
17/06/2012
ONG COMUNIDADE
MORADA DA PAZ
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
Fundação Roberto Marinho
Gaia Education
1) TCU: competências, estrutura e forma de atuação. 2) Forma de atuação do TCU no
controle da gestão ambiental federal. 3) Principais trabalhos realizados – objetivos e
conclusões relevantes: 3.1 - auditorias relativas ao processo de licenciamento ambiental
federal; 3.2 - auditorias referentes a mudanças climáticas; 3.3 – levantamento de auditoria
para avaliar as ações públicas federais voltadas para a prevenção e combate às queimadas;
3.4 - auditoria realizada com o objetivo de avaliar as ações adotadas pelo Governo Federal
voltadas para a utilização racional de energia elétrica, água e papel pela Administração
Pública Federal; 3.5 - auditoria realizada no sistema de controle de trânsito de produtos
florestais – DOF; 3.6 – fiscalização acerca da regularidade da norma autorizadora da pesca
da tainha; 3.7 – auditoria para avaliar o processo de internalização dos compromissos
assumidos pelo Brasil nos acordos internacionais celebrados por ocasião da Conferência
Rio92. Evento aberto ao público. Palestrante: Rafel Lopes Torres (Secretário de Controle
Externo - TCU) e Fernando Antônio Dorna Magalhães (Diretor-TCU).
Rios voadores são correntes aéreas que carregam vapor de água da bacia Amazônica para
outras regiões do Brasil e da América do Sul. Essa umidade, transportada pelas massas de
ar, é uma importante contribuição ao regime de chuvas do continente. De forma pioneira, o
projeto Rios Voadores une aventura, ciência e educação, e focaliza estes processos, voando
junto com os ventos, proporcionando um estudo meteorológico e coletando/analisando
amostras de vapor de água. Evento aberto ao público. Promovido pela "Rio Voadores";
Palestrantes: Gérard Moss, idealizador e coordenador do projeto Rios Voadores.
1) Zoneamento Ecológico Econômico e Plano de Desenvolvimento Sustentável do Estado; 2)
Planejamento participativo do estado por territórios de identidade; 3) Programa água para
todos, responsável por garantir acesso à água e saneamento; 4) Modernização,
informatização e aprimoramento do sistema de regulação ambiental do Estado.
Rafael Lopes Torres e
Fernando Antônio Dorna
Magalhães
Tribunal de Contas da União
Gérard Moss
Petrobrás
Governo do Estado da
Bahia.
GLOBA WIND POWER UPDATE
ELETROBRAS
STEVE SAWYER
Fundação Maurício Grabois
Evento Fechado
Room UN2
Democracia e garantia de direitos são condições essenciais para o desenvolvimento. Neste
debate atores estratégicos desta construção, no Brasil e no mundo falam de sua experiência:
dos conselhos brasileiros que definem políticas públicas aos questionamentos do modelo de
desenvolvimento econômico global, qual é o papel da democracia para promoção de uma
sociedade justa e sustentável? Convidados: Gilberto Carvalho, Vanessa Zettler (participação
online), José Júnior, Boaventura de Sousa Santo. Evento público
francês de Nelson Pereira dos Santos. Brasil, 1970. Com Arduíno Colassanti, Ana Maria
Magalhães, Eduardo Imbassahy Filho. 83’.
Em 1594, um aventureiro francês fica prisioneiro dos índios Tamoios.
Classificação indicativa – 16 anos.
Sessão VÍDEO-SHOW
Prefeitura
Heinrich Boll Foundation
Ministéro do
Desenvolvimento Social
MAM
ELETROBRAS
Gaia Education
OFFICIAL EVENTS
Governo brasileiro
Gilberto Carvalho, Vanessa
Zettler, José Júnior,
Boaventura de Sousa Santo
Encerramento do Forum de Empreendedorismo Social
17/06/2012
19:00:00
A Consciência dos Atores
17/06/2012
19:00:00
Aulão de Charme - Ocupação ABC Urbana
www.imaginario.etc.br
17/06/2012
20:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
inscrições pelo site: http://www.empreendedorismosocial.org.br (esgotado)
Daniel Dantas, Bebel Lobo, Leonardo Netto, Marcos Palmeira e outros, em forma de
entrevista. (Atores falam sobre suas expectativas sobre a Rio+20)
Aulão de Charme com Dj Corello. . Entrada Franca
Em frente ao quiosque Globo Rio
FIESP/FIRJAN
CASA DA GÁVEA
Movimento Imagina Rio
The Philippines is one of the forerunners of sustainable development in Asia. Several months
after the 1992 Rio Earth Summit, the Philippine Government initiated the formulation of the
?Philippine Agenda 21? (PA 21), which served as the country?s blueprint towards sustainable
development. As the PA 21 marks its 15th year this 2012, the side-event aims to showcase
the gains achieved and lessons learned by the Philippines on sustainable development thus far.
Sustaining the Gains of Philippine Agenda 21
17/06/2012
13:00:00 AM
P3-2 (Riocentro)
Philippines
Looking towards the future, the Philippines consider green economy as the new rallying point
for the better integration of the three pillars of sustainable development. Likewise, it recognizes
the need to encourage sustainable consumption and production patterns as a tool and
mechanism to achieve sustainable development. The side-event shall also serve as a venue to
share results of the partnership of UNEP and the Philippine Government on SCP and GE.
The Philippines is one of the forerunners of sustainable development in Asia. Several months
after the 1992 Rio Earth Summit, the Philippine Government initiated the formulation of the
?Philippine Agenda 21? (PA 21), which served as the country?s blueprint towards sustainable
development. As the PA 21 marks its 15th year this 2012, the side-event aims to showcase
the gains achieved and lessons learned by the Philippines on sustainable development thus far.
Sustaining the Gains of Philippine Agenda 21
17/06/2012
13:00:00 AM
P3-2 (Riocentro)
Looking towards the future, the Philippines consider green economy as the new rallying point
for the better integration of the three pillars of sustainable development. Likewise, it recognizes
the need to encourage sustainable consumption and production patterns as a tool and
mechanism to achieve sustainable development. The side-event shall also serve as a venue to
share results of the partnership of UNEP and the Philippine Government on SCP and GE.
Philippines
The Philippines is one of the forerunners of sustainable development in Asia. Several months
after the 1992 Rio Earth Summit, the Philippine Government initiated the formulation of the
?Philippine Agenda 21? (PA 21), which served as the country?s blueprint towards sustainable
development. As the PA 21 marks its 15th year this 2012, the side-event aims to showcase
the gains achieved and lessons learned by the Philippines on sustainable development thus far.
Sustaining the Gains of Philippine Agenda 21
Partenariat sur la Contribution des Organisations au DD
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
13:00:00 AM
13:30:00 AM
P3-2 (Riocentro)
P3-B (Riocentro)
Looking towards the future, the Philippines consider green economy as the new rallying point
for the better integration of the three pillars of sustainable development. Likewise, it recognizes
the need to encourage sustainable consumption and production patterns as a tool and
mechanism to achieve sustainable development. The side-event shall also serve as a venue to
share results of the partnership of UNEP and the Philippine Government on SCP and GE.
Philippines
L?Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF), a contribué de façon substantielle aux
négociations et à l?adoption de la Norme ISO 26000 portant Lignes directrices du
Développement durable publiée en novembre 2010. Pour le déploiement de cette norme,
l?OIF a élaboré et adopté une stratégie propre en vue du développement d?un partenariat du
Institut de l'Énergie et de
type de 2 des Nations Unies. C?est ainsi que lors du Forum francophone préparatoire à
Rio+20, un atelier s?est tenu le 7 février 2012 à Lyon, en France, qui a permis de faire un état l'Environnement de la
Francophonie
des lieux détaillé des initiatives et des développements en cours au plan international en
matière de responsabilité sociétale comme contribution des organisations au développement
durable, illustrés par des exemples de déploiement dans des pays francophones. Ceci a abouti
à l?adoption du Projet de Partenariat objet de l?évènement parallèle envisagé à Rio.
China Going Green? A Civil Society Review of 20 years of
Sustainable Development
Agricultural transition - into a viable food future
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
13:30:00 AM
T-9 (Riocentro)
T-4 (Riocentro)
African Young Scientist Initiative on Climate Change and IKS
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
P3-4 (Riocentro)
The Role of Climate Induced Displacement in Socio-economic
Development
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
T-8 (Riocentro)
Climate Change and SD in Ethiopia : Role of Civil Society
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
T-10 (Riocentro)
The worsening pollution and intensifying ecological degradation in recent years has made it
clear that China cannot continue to go about business as usual. Traditional development
models are now under scrutiny. Chinese NGOs have joined together in critically reviewing the
practices and challenges of sustainable development over the past two decades (1992-2011).
Their collective effort has cumulated in a joint report, China Going Green? A Civil Society
Review of 20 years of Sustainable Development. Covering a wide range of issues, from water
pollution to climate change to green finance, the report will be launched at this side event.
Lead authors from different NGOs will share their unique writing processes, which involved a
multiplicity of stakeholders and their diverse views. This side event, as part of the ?China
Going Green? Dialogues, is a rare opportunity to learn from seldom-heard independent voices
within Chinese civil societies on the challenges and opportunities of the world?s fastest
growing economy.
There is an urgent need to transform unsustainable agriculture and food systems. Industrial
agriculture and other forms of unsustainable practices have caused dramatic problems. But
resilient and sustainable modes of food production exist, and small scale food producers
nourish more than 70% of the global population.
How can we make the transition into agricultural production and food systems which can
- drastically reduce poverty,
- reduce climate change and cool the planet,
- restore biodiversity, soil fertility and water resources,
- improve livelihoods and provide employment for billions of people,
- produce enough, good and nutritious food for 9 billion people or more?
Examples of sustainable food systems and lessons learned from transition into such systems
will be presented. Leader of farmers? organizations and international institutions will together
with scientists and activists discuss how a transition into a viable food future can happen.
The African Young Scientists Initiative on Climate Change and Indigenous Knowledge
Systems (AYSICCIKS) seeks to participate in Rio+20 United Nations Conference on
Sustainable Development, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, June 2012. The Initiative will organize a
round table discussion and mini-exhibition to promote and showcase examples of African best
practices on: the Role of African Young Scientists in Promoting Indigenous Knowledge
Systems (IKS) for Sustainable Livelihoods within the context of climate change. The focus will
be on the role of IKS in food security, natural resource management and health. The
objectives are to share experiences with the international community on the outcome of
AYSICCIKS?s participation and deliberations at COP 17 in Durban (2011); and to enable
African young scientists to build international networks on IKS, Climate Change and
sustainable development.
Middle East is one of the most climate sensitive regions. According to latest IPCC
assessment, the climate is predicted to become even hotter and drier in most of the MENA
region. It is further estimated that an additional 80?100 million people will be exposed by 2025
to water stress that is likely to result in an even stronger pressure on groundwater resources.
In addition,they are expected to fluctuate more widely, ultimately falling to a significantly lower
long-term average. Global models predict sea levels rising from about 0.1 to 0.3 meters by the
year 2050, and from about 0.1 to 0.9 meters by 2100. In the case of extreme scenarios (0.5),
12 millions are expected to be displaced in Egypt alone. It will be critical for the governments
plan to answer and prioritize these new threats from more multi dimensional scenarios in order
to keep social and political stability
Ethiopia is one of the countries which are severely affected by the impacts of climate change
which is hindering the country?s efforts to eradicate poverty and develop sustainably. The
country is currently undertaking several efforts to wade of the problems including the initiation
of the Climate Resilient Green Economy (CRGE) strategy. Civil society in Ethiopia in recent
past have been addressing the issue of climate change to a greater extent, thereby also
supporting the initiatives of the government. Apart from individual organizations, civil society
coalitions have been formed (eg ECSNCC, HoA-REN, PHE Consortia etc.) to address the
issues pertaining to climate change. The side event will address the role and contribution of
civil society in addressing climate change impacts. The panel will also bring out specific case
studies and future opportunities for CSOs in Ethiopia.
SEE Foundation
More and Better Network
South Africa
Arab Network for
Environment and
Development (RAED)
Environmental Governance
and Education, Horn of
Africa - Regional
Environment
Centre/Network, Addis
Ababa University
From Production To Consumption - Towards A Sustainable
Food System
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
T-2 (Riocentro)
Participants will enjoy the first parts of the documentary “No Fight No Victory”, presented by
award-winning Director Jan van den Berg. One billion people in the world face hunger. In
Brazil’s third city, Belo Horizonte, the right to food is now guaranteed by law. Its policy inspired
many people in the world, but each country needs to find its own strategy. Together with
Millennium Institute
journalist Sara Abreu Mata Machado, the film takes us around the world to see the hopeful
developments eradicating hunger through the eyes of the people Sara meets. It becomes very
clear: to arrive at a truly sustainable agriculture and food system, we need to transform the
food value chains – from production to consumption.
Full Title: Innovative collaborations enabling women to develop scalable green economy
businesses to accelerate sustainable development (Learnings from Brazil, Guatemala, India,
Kenya, New Zealand and Turkey)
nnovative Collaborations Driving Inclusive Sustainable Growth
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
P3-A (Riocentro)
Get mad and do something about it! Youth as initiators for
change
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
T-6 (Riocentro)
BPW International
The purpose of this side event is to share learnings from creative collaborations among
businesses, NGOs and governments that help women access clean water and renewable
energy sources to improve their family?s health and livelihoods and empower them to be part
of green supply chain.
The title of this panel ?Get mad and do something about it? is not meant to inspire militant
direct action. Instead, this panel is meant to recognize the anger many young people feel when
Peace Child International
we look to our future but it will also show that youth are determined to create a positive future
and seeks to inspire them to do something about it.
The Rio +20 summit focuses on two topics: on the one hand a green economy in the context
of sustainable development and poverty eradication and on the other hand the institutional
framework for sustainable development. The side event aims to illustrate how biodiversity use
can serve these two strategic objectives.
Indigenous and Local Communities and the Private Sector
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
T-5 (Riocentro)
In 2009, the Natural Resources Stewardship Circle of the aromatic, perfume and cosmetics
industry (NRSC) committed to developing collaborative guidelines for ethical and sustainable
sourcing of natural extracts from the traditional territories of indigenous peoples and local
communities (ILCs) producers around the world. Currently, NRSC membership is made up of
20+ major international companies.
Sustainable Development: Do we need a green industrial policy?
Partenariat sur la Contribution des Organisations au DD
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
13:30:00 AM
T-3 (Riocentro)
P3-B (Riocentro)
Tribal Link Foundation
In this event, the NRSC, in cooperation with the Secretariat of the Convention on Biological
Diversity, Associacao Sociocultural Yawanawa, and Tribal Link Foundation will share
experiences from the field and engage the audience in an open dialogue on the development
of guidelines and the next steps forward.
Industrial policy has made a forceful comeback. The global economic and financial crisis
demanded swift action by governments to support and restructure productive activities, and
industry in particular, in order to protect employment. At the same time global challenges such
as climate change cannot be addressed without decisive policy changes in industry-related
incentives and regulations.
United Nations Industrial
The conditions are ripe for placing industrial policy at the core of the policy agenda for green
Development Organization
growth and sustainable development. Industry produces large amounts of emissions and
(UNIDO)
pollution while being a major source of employment and wages. Rio + 20 thus become a
unique forum for suggesting global and national industrial policies that are green, inclusive and
economically dynamic. The side-event will bring together the business sector, governments,
academia and representatives of civil society. It will aim at discussing the fundamental
sustainability choices and proposing guiding principles and best practices for industrial policy.
L?Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF), a contribué de façon substantielle aux
négociations et à l?adoption de la Norme ISO 26000 portant Lignes directrices du
Développement durable publiée en novembre 2010. Pour le déploiement de cette norme,
l?OIF a élaboré et adopté une stratégie propre en vue du développement d?un partenariat du
type de 2 des Nations Unies. C?est ainsi que lors du Forum francophone préparatoire à
Rio+20, un atelier s?est tenu le 7 février 2012 à Lyon, en France, qui a permis de faire un état
des lieux détaillé des initiatives et des développements en cours au plan international en
matière de responsabilité sociétale comme contribution des organisations au développement
durable, illustrés par des exemples de déploiement dans des pays francophones. Ceci a abouti
à l?adoption du Projet de Partenariat objet de l?évènement parallèle envisagé à Rio.
Institut de l'Énergie et de
l'Environnement de la
Francophonie
China Going Green? A Civil Society Review of 20 years of
Sustainable Development
Agricultural transition - into a viable food future
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
13:30:00 AM
T-9 (Riocentro)
T-4 (Riocentro)
African Young Scientist Initiative on Climate Change and IKS
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
P3-4 (Riocentro)
The Role of Climate Induced Displacement in Socio-economic
Development
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
T-8 (Riocentro)
Climate Change and SD in Ethiopia : Role of Civil Society
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
T-10 (Riocentro)
The worsening pollution and intensifying ecological degradation in recent years has made it
clear that China cannot continue to go about business as usual. Traditional development
models are now under scrutiny. Chinese NGOs have joined together in critically reviewing the
practices and challenges of sustainable development over the past two decades (1992-2011).
Their collective effort has cumulated in a joint report, China Going Green? A Civil Society
Review of 20 years of Sustainable Development. Covering a wide range of issues, from water
pollution to climate change to green finance, the report will be launched at this side event.
Lead authors from different NGOs will share their unique writing processes, which involved a
multiplicity of stakeholders and their diverse views. This side event, as part of the ?China
Going Green? Dialogues, is a rare opportunity to learn from seldom-heard independent voices
within Chinese civil societies on the challenges and opportunities of the world?s fastest
growing economy.
There is an urgent need to transform unsustainable agriculture and food systems. Industrial
agriculture and other forms of unsustainable practices have caused dramatic problems. But
resilient and sustainable modes of food production exist, and small scale food producers
nourish more than 70% of the global population.
How can we make the transition into agricultural production and food systems which can
- drastically reduce poverty,
- reduce climate change and cool the planet,
- restore biodiversity, soil fertility and water resources,
- improve livelihoods and provide employment for billions of people,
- produce enough, good and nutritious food for 9 billion people or more?
Examples of sustainable food systems and lessons learned from transition into such systems
will be presented. Leader of farmers? organizations and international institutions will together
with scientists and activists discuss how a transition into a viable food future can happen.
The African Young Scientists Initiative on Climate Change and Indigenous Knowledge
Systems (AYSICCIKS) seeks to participate in Rio+20 United Nations Conference on
Sustainable Development, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, June 2012. The Initiative will organize a
round table discussion and mini-exhibition to promote and showcase examples of African best
practices on: the Role of African Young Scientists in Promoting Indigenous Knowledge
Systems (IKS) for Sustainable Livelihoods within the context of climate change. The focus will
be on the role of IKS in food security, natural resource management and health. The
objectives are to share experiences with the international community on the outcome of
AYSICCIKS?s participation and deliberations at COP 17 in Durban (2011); and to enable
African young scientists to build international networks on IKS, Climate Change and
sustainable development.
Middle East is one of the most climate sensitive regions. According to latest IPCC
assessment, the climate is predicted to become even hotter and drier in most of the MENA
region. It is further estimated that an additional 80?100 million people will be exposed by 2025
to water stress that is likely to result in an even stronger pressure on groundwater resources.
In addition,they are expected to fluctuate more widely, ultimately falling to a significantly lower
long-term average. Global models predict sea levels rising from about 0.1 to 0.3 meters by the
year 2050, and from about 0.1 to 0.9 meters by 2100. In the case of extreme scenarios (0.5),
12 millions are expected to be displaced in Egypt alone. It will be critical for the governments
plan to answer and prioritize these new threats from more multi dimensional scenarios in order
to keep social and political stability
Ethiopia is one of the countries which are severely affected by the impacts of climate change
which is hindering the country?s efforts to eradicate poverty and develop sustainably. The
country is currently undertaking several efforts to wade of the problems including the initiation
of the Climate Resilient Green Economy (CRGE) strategy. Civil society in Ethiopia in recent
past have been addressing the issue of climate change to a greater extent, thereby also
supporting the initiatives of the government. Apart from individual organizations, civil society
coalitions have been formed (eg ECSNCC, HoA-REN, PHE Consortia etc.) to address the
issues pertaining to climate change. The side event will address the role and contribution of
civil society in addressing climate change impacts. The panel will also bring out specific case
studies and future opportunities for CSOs in Ethiopia.
SEE Foundation
More and Better Network
South Africa
Arab Network for
Environment and
Development (RAED)
Environmental Governance
and Education, Horn of
Africa - Regional
Environment
Centre/Network, Addis
Ababa University
From Production To Consumption - Towards A Sustainable
Food System
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
T-2 (Riocentro)
Participants will enjoy the first parts of the documentary “No Fight No Victory”, presented by
award-winning Director Jan van den Berg. One billion people in the world face hunger. In
Brazil’s third city, Belo Horizonte, the right to food is now guaranteed by law. Its policy inspired
many people in the world, but each country needs to find its own strategy. Together with
journalist Sara Abreu Mata Machado, the film takes us around the world to see the hopeful
developments eradicating hunger through the eyes of the people Sara meets. It becomes very
clear: to arrive at a truly sustainable agriculture and food system, we need to transform the
food value chains – from production to consumption.
Millennium Institute
Full Title: Innovative collaborations enabling women to develop scalable green economy
businesses to accelerate sustainable development (Learnings from Brazil, Guatemala, India,
Kenya, New Zealand and Turkey)
nnovative Collaborations Driving Inclusive Sustainable Growth
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
P3-A (Riocentro)
Get mad and do something about it! Youth as initiators for
change
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
T-6 (Riocentro)
The purpose of this side event is to share learnings from creative collaborations among
businesses, NGOs and governments that help women access clean water and renewable
energy sources to improve their family?s health and livelihoods and empower them to be part
of green supply chain.
The title of this panel ?Get mad and do something about it? is not meant to inspire militant
direct action. Instead, this panel is meant to recognize the anger many young people feel when
we look to our future but it will also show that youth are determined to create a positive future
and seeks to inspire them to do something about it.
The Rio +20 summit focuses on two topics: on the one hand a green economy in the context
of sustainable development and poverty eradication and on the other hand the institutional
framework for sustainable development. The side event aims to illustrate how biodiversity use
can serve these two strategic objectives.
Indigenous and Local Communities and the Private Sector
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
T-5 (Riocentro)
In 2009, the Natural Resources Stewardship Circle of the aromatic, perfume and cosmetics
industry (NRSC) committed to developing collaborative guidelines for ethical and sustainable
sourcing of natural extracts from the traditional territories of indigenous peoples and local
communities (ILCs) producers around the world. Currently, NRSC membership is made up of
20+ major international companies.
Sustainable Development: Do we need a green industrial policy?
Partenariat sur la Contribution des Organisations au DD
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
13:30:00 AM
T-3 (Riocentro)
P3-B (Riocentro)
In this event, the NRSC, in cooperation with the Secretariat of the Convention on Biological
Diversity, Associacao Sociocultural Yawanawa, and Tribal Link Foundation will share
experiences from the field and engage the audience in an open dialogue on the development
of guidelines and the next steps forward.
Industrial policy has made a forceful comeback. The global economic and financial crisis
demanded swift action by governments to support and restructure productive activities, and
industry in particular, in order to protect employment. At the same time global challenges such
as climate change cannot be addressed without decisive policy changes in industry-related
incentives and regulations.
The conditions are ripe for placing industrial policy at the core of the policy agenda for green
growth and sustainable development. Industry produces large amounts of emissions and
pollution while being a major source of employment and wages. Rio + 20 thus become a
unique forum for suggesting global and national industrial policies that are green, inclusive and
economically dynamic. The side-event will bring together the business sector, governments,
academia and representatives of civil society. It will aim at discussing the fundamental
sustainability choices and proposing guiding principles and best practices for industrial policy.
L?Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF), a contribué de façon substantielle aux
négociations et à l?adoption de la Norme ISO 26000 portant Lignes directrices du
Développement durable publiée en novembre 2010. Pour le déploiement de cette norme,
l?OIF a élaboré et adopté une stratégie propre en vue du développement d?un partenariat du
type de 2 des Nations Unies. C?est ainsi que lors du Forum francophone préparatoire à
Rio+20, un atelier s?est tenu le 7 février 2012 à Lyon, en France, qui a permis de faire un état
des lieux détaillé des initiatives et des développements en cours au plan international en
matière de responsabilité sociétale comme contribution des organisations au développement
durable, illustrés par des exemples de déploiement dans des pays francophones. Ceci a abouti
à l?adoption du Projet de Partenariat objet de l?évènement parallèle envisagé à Rio.
BPW International
Peace Child International
Tribal Link Foundation
United Nations Industrial
Development Organization
(UNIDO)
Institut de l'Énergie et de
l'Environnement de la
Francophonie
China Going Green? A Civil Society Review of 20 years of
Sustainable Development
Agricultural transition - into a viable food future
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
13:30:00 AM
T-9 (Riocentro)
T-4 (Riocentro)
African Young Scientist Initiative on Climate Change and IKS
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
P3-4 (Riocentro)
The Role of Climate Induced Displacement in Socio-economic
Development
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
T-8 (Riocentro)
Climate Change and SD in Ethiopia : Role of Civil Society
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
T-10 (Riocentro)
The worsening pollution and intensifying ecological degradation in recent years has made it
clear that China cannot continue to go about business as usual. Traditional development
models are now under scrutiny. Chinese NGOs have joined together in critically reviewing the
practices and challenges of sustainable development over the past two decades (1992-2011).
Their collective effort has cumulated in a joint report, China Going Green? A Civil Society
Review of 20 years of Sustainable Development. Covering a wide range of issues, from water
pollution to climate change to green finance, the report will be launched at this side event.
Lead authors from different NGOs will share their unique writing processes, which involved a
multiplicity of stakeholders and their diverse views. This side event, as part of the ?China
Going Green? Dialogues, is a rare opportunity to learn from seldom-heard independent voices
within Chinese civil societies on the challenges and opportunities of the world?s fastest
growing economy.
There is an urgent need to transform unsustainable agriculture and food systems. Industrial
agriculture and other forms of unsustainable practices have caused dramatic problems. But
resilient and sustainable modes of food production exist, and small scale food producers
nourish more than 70% of the global population.
How can we make the transition into agricultural production and food systems which can
- drastically reduce poverty,
- reduce climate change and cool the planet,
- restore biodiversity, soil fertility and water resources,
- improve livelihoods and provide employment for billions of people,
- produce enough, good and nutritious food for 9 billion people or more?
Examples of sustainable food systems and lessons learned from transition into such systems
will be presented. Leader of farmers? organizations and international institutions will together
with scientists and activists discuss how a transition into a viable food future can happen.
The African Young Scientists Initiative on Climate Change and Indigenous Knowledge
Systems (AYSICCIKS) seeks to participate in Rio+20 United Nations Conference on
Sustainable Development, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, June 2012. The Initiative will organize a
round table discussion and mini-exhibition to promote and showcase examples of African best
practices on: the Role of African Young Scientists in Promoting Indigenous Knowledge
Systems (IKS) for Sustainable Livelihoods within the context of climate change. The focus will
be on the role of IKS in food security, natural resource management and health. The
objectives are to share experiences with the international community on the outcome of
AYSICCIKS?s participation and deliberations at COP 17 in Durban (2011); and to enable
African young scientists to build international networks on IKS, Climate Change and
sustainable development.
Middle East is one of the most climate sensitive regions. According to latest IPCC
assessment, the climate is predicted to become even hotter and drier in most of the MENA
region. It is further estimated that an additional 80?100 million people will be exposed by 2025
to water stress that is likely to result in an even stronger pressure on groundwater resources.
In addition,they are expected to fluctuate more widely, ultimately falling to a significantly lower
long-term average. Global models predict sea levels rising from about 0.1 to 0.3 meters by the
year 2050, and from about 0.1 to 0.9 meters by 2100. In the case of extreme scenarios (0.5),
12 millions are expected to be displaced in Egypt alone. It will be critical for the governments
plan to answer and prioritize these new threats from more multi dimensional scenarios in order
to keep social and political stability
Ethiopia is one of the countries which are severely affected by the impacts of climate change
which is hindering the country?s efforts to eradicate poverty and develop sustainably. The
country is currently undertaking several efforts to wade of the problems including the initiation
of the Climate Resilient Green Economy (CRGE) strategy. Civil society in Ethiopia in recent
past have been addressing the issue of climate change to a greater extent, thereby also
supporting the initiatives of the government. Apart from individual organizations, civil society
coalitions have been formed (eg ECSNCC, HoA-REN, PHE Consortia etc.) to address the
issues pertaining to climate change. The side event will address the role and contribution of
civil society in addressing climate change impacts. The panel will also bring out specific case
studies and future opportunities for CSOs in Ethiopia.
SEE Foundation
More and Better Network
South Africa
Arab Network for
Environment and
Development (RAED)
Environmental Governance
and Education, Horn of
Africa - Regional
Environment
Centre/Network, Addis
Ababa University
From Production To Consumption - Towards A Sustainable
Food System
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
T-2 (Riocentro)
Participants will enjoy the first parts of the documentary “No Fight No Victory”, presented by
award-winning Director Jan van den Berg. One billion people in the world face hunger. In
Brazil’s third city, Belo Horizonte, the right to food is now guaranteed by law. Its policy inspired
many people in the world, but each country needs to find its own strategy. Together with
journalist Sara Abreu Mata Machado, the film takes us around the world to see the hopeful
developments eradicating hunger through the eyes of the people Sara meets. It becomes very
clear: to arrive at a truly sustainable agriculture and food system, we need to transform the
food value chains – from production to consumption.
Millennium Institute
Full Title: Innovative collaborations enabling women to develop scalable green economy
businesses to accelerate sustainable development (Learnings from Brazil, Guatemala, India,
Kenya, New Zealand and Turkey)
nnovative Collaborations Driving Inclusive Sustainable Growth
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
P3-A (Riocentro)
Get mad and do something about it! Youth as initiators for
change
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
T-6 (Riocentro)
The purpose of this side event is to share learnings from creative collaborations among
businesses, NGOs and governments that help women access clean water and renewable
energy sources to improve their family?s health and livelihoods and empower them to be part
of green supply chain.
The title of this panel ?Get mad and do something about it? is not meant to inspire militant
direct action. Instead, this panel is meant to recognize the anger many young people feel when
we look to our future but it will also show that youth are determined to create a positive future
and seeks to inspire them to do something about it.
The Rio +20 summit focuses on two topics: on the one hand a green economy in the context
of sustainable development and poverty eradication and on the other hand the institutional
framework for sustainable development. The side event aims to illustrate how biodiversity use
can serve these two strategic objectives.
Indigenous and Local Communities and the Private Sector
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
T-5 (Riocentro)
In 2009, the Natural Resources Stewardship Circle of the aromatic, perfume and cosmetics
industry (NRSC) committed to developing collaborative guidelines for ethical and sustainable
sourcing of natural extracts from the traditional territories of indigenous peoples and local
communities (ILCs) producers around the world. Currently, NRSC membership is made up of
20+ major international companies.
Sustainable Development: Do we need a green industrial policy?
Launch of report "Sustainable development for the 21st Century"
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
13:30:00 AM
15:30:00 AM
T-3 (Riocentro)
P3-E (Riocentro)
In this event, the NRSC, in cooperation with the Secretariat of the Convention on Biological
Diversity, Associacao Sociocultural Yawanawa, and Tribal Link Foundation will share
experiences from the field and engage the audience in an open dialogue on the development
of guidelines and the next steps forward.
Industrial policy has made a forceful comeback. The global economic and financial crisis
demanded swift action by governments to support and restructure productive activities, and
industry in particular, in order to protect employment. At the same time global challenges such
as climate change cannot be addressed without decisive policy changes in industry-related
incentives and regulations.
The conditions are ripe for placing industrial policy at the core of the policy agenda for green
growth and sustainable development. Industry produces large amounts of emissions and
pollution while being a major source of employment and wages. Rio + 20 thus become a
unique forum for suggesting global and national industrial policies that are green, inclusive and
economically dynamic. The side-event will bring together the business sector, governments,
academia and representatives of civil society. It will aim at discussing the fundamental
sustainability choices and proposing guiding principles and best practices for industrial policy.
BPW International
Peace Child International
Tribal Link Foundation
United Nations Industrial
Development Organization
(UNIDO)
The side event will present the SD21 project?s synthesis report for policy makers. The report
draws upon a series of studies carried out under the project, in addition to recent major
assessments. The SD21 studies approach sustainable development from various
perspectives: (a) expert assessment of the progress made since 1992, including a review of
Agenda 21 and the Rio principles; (b) critical analysis of global scenario exercises since 1992; Division for Sustainable
(c) future vision of sustainable development, as suggested by ecological economics, compared Development (UNDESA)
to the ?green economy? and ?business-as-usual? views; (d) sectoral perspectives on
challenges and potential ways forward. The project also includes a scenario component which
analyzes sustainable development options based on the most recent scenarios prepared by
key institutions for Rio+20.
China Going Green? Youth Environmental Actions Rising to the
Challenges
Achievements of Central Africa for the implementation of
Agenda 21
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
15:30:00 AM
T-8 (Riocentro)
China?s spectacular economic growth in the last two decades has led to unprecedented
environmental problems. Against this background, many youth environmental groups have
sprung up across China, reflecting the aspirations of a green future by the next generation. In
recent years, passionate Chinese youth are rising to the challenge and flocking to join the
battle of creating a sustainable future. This side event, as part of the ?China Going Green?
Dialogues, will review the history, successes and challenges of Chinese youth environmental
activism. Speakers will articulate a youth perspective on China?s development and future.
Shanshui Conservation
Center
In order to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 21, Central African countries had taken
relevant measures and institutional frameworks to promote sustainable development in Central
Africa. The Summit of Rio+20 is an excellent opportunity for these countries to share their
achievements and lessons learnt with the rest of the world. It is in this framework that, the
Central African Forests Commission (COMIFAC) which is an Intergovernmental Organization
Central African Forests
Auditorium 2 (Barra Arena) established in 2000 by the Heads of State of Central African Countries (ten countries
members: Burundi, Cameroon, Central Africa Republic, Chad, Congo, Democratic Republic of Commission (COMIFAC)
Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Rwanda and Sao Tome & Principes) and the Economic Community
of Central African States (ECCAS) want to organize this side-event. This meeting will
contribute to the achievement of the objectives of this Summit by the fact that, topics which will
address have a linkage with the thematic of Rio+20.
Global Foundation for Democracy and Development (GFDD) actively collaborates with Ocean
in Google Earth as the institution?s local partner in the Dominican Republic to provide and
create content for ?Explore the Ocean?, a GFDD educational initiative, and one that will be
highlighted at a special side panel to be held at the Rio + 20 Conference.
Oceans In Google Earth as an Environmental Educational Toolthe Dominican Perspective
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
T-9 (Riocentro)
Ocean in Google Earth collects local stories and locally-based knowledge from people who
care about the ocean environment worldwide. These stories are related to six key areas:
ecosystems, marine life, ocean and atmosphere, science and exploration, marine protected
areas and human connections.
Global Foundation for
Democracy and
Development
GFDD and Ocean in Google Earth have teamed up to create a geo-referenced layer on
Google Earth named Mission Blue. Mission Blue is built using a multimedia format including
video footage, pictures, local music and the presentation of short stories in Spanish
highlighting scientific studies, creating awareness of marine and coastal ecosystems and
highlighting best practices as well as documenting the challenges & opportunities that lie
ahead for the oceans.
Seminaire d'echange et d'information sur le Lac Tchad
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
P3-6 (Riocentro)
Tax justice: key to sustainable development?
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
T-6 (Riocentro)
Dialogue of Chinese, European and South American Civil
Society Rio+20
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
T-11 (Riocentro)
c'est un séminaire d?échange et d'information sur le Lac Tchad
Chad
A lack of resources hampers poor countries? ability to develop sustainably. Indeed insufficient
financial resources are a major reason for the gaps in implementing the agreed sustainable
development commitments and action programmes since the 1992 Rio Summit on
Environment and Development. Tax revenues can provide governments with the sustainable
Christian Aid
and predictable resources they need. However the ability of governments to collect tax
revenues is systematically undermined by a lack of capacity in tax authorities, poor tax
systems and financial secrecy. This side event will explore how the obstacles to mobilising tax
revenues could be overcome in the interests of sustainable development globally, particularly
in developing countries.
There are many converging processes contributing to the preparation of the conference, the
commitment of civil society is one of those. For over a year, civil society organizations in
China, Europe and South America have been preparing for this world event and are expected
to make contributions to Rio+20 from their perspectives. We are well aware, perhaps more
than ever, that the interdependencies at a global level are irreversible, and world governance
and the institutional framework for sustainable development cannot work without regional and Collectif RIO+20
global consensus and joint actions.
In this sense, Association 4D and CEF are willing to organize during Rio+20 Conference a side
event ?Jointly Heading for the Future We Want, calling on a Tripartite Dialogue of Chinese,
European and South American Civil Societies in Rio+20?.
Population, Rights and Sustainability: Voices from the Global
South
Women Empowering Women: From Stockholm to Rio, following
footprints & continuing the legacy of women's leadership in
advancing sustainable development, gender equality, and
human rights from local, national, to global
We Canada: A Journey for Canadian Leadership at Rio+20
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
15:30:00 AM
15:30:00 AM
P3-F (Riocentro)
T-5 (Riocentro)
UN2 (Barra Arena)
This workshop will focus on the perspectives of Voices from the South on how addressing
population dynamics at national and community levels in ways that respect and protect human
rights can make a significant contribution to sustainable development. Focused on the
intersection between the ?social? and ?environmental? dimensions of sustainable
development, this workshop will bring together global and local perspectives on how population
Population and Climate
dynamics, including growth, urbanization, migration etc affect sustainable development
Change Alliance (PCCA)
priorities, including the green economy, climate change, environmental degradation, poverty
alleviation and gender equality. Presentations will focus on how the provision of voluntary
family planning services that respect and protect rights can be combined with environmental
approaches to meet a range of sustainable development needs defined at community level
that have global potential and impact.
The side event aims to trace, compile and highlight the role and contribution of exceptional
women leaders , in the local, national and global scene to empower women to gain equality
Philippines Women
with men, enjoy human rights, and move towards a sustainable present and future for all,
University (PWU)
within the timeframe of the first United Nations Conference on the Human
Environment(UNCHE) in Stockholm, Sweden in 1972 to the coming United Nations
Conference on the Environment , Rio+20 in June 2012.
The Canadian Earth Summit Coalition has been the focal point for Canadian civil society in the
lead-up to Rio+20. The side event is an opportunity for the Coalition to present highlights of its
We Canada initiative ? an ambitious public engagement and policy development strategy.
During the event, we will: release a comprehensive report detailing priorities of over 7,000
Canadians from public dialogues; detail the successes and lessons learned from an extensive
cross-Canada tour; preview a short ?Rio+20 cut? of a documentary of the We Canada
journey, including interviews with young Canadians; and, discuss the process of developing
and proposing policy initiatives. We Canada Champion and sustainability advocate Severn
Cullis-Suzuki will provide a keynote address, and Coalition partners will weigh in on the
importance of civil society leadership.
We Canada Initiative
In addition to highlighting policy possibilities, the event will be an opportunity to share best
practices for cross-country public engagement and coalition-building.
Creating a More Effective System of Environmental and
Sustainable Development Governance
Zero Waste is Happening! Successes & struggles for real
sustainability
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
15:30:00 AM
T-10 (Riocentro)
T-3 (Riocentro)
Valuing Ecosystem Services
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
T-4 (Riocentro)
Sustainable Construction
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
P3-A (Riocentro)
This session will focus on the need to strengthen and democratize the institutional framework
for an emerging global system of sustainable development governance and an international
rule of law. We will address the need to uplevel UNEP into an implementing and regulating
agency and to transform the UN Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD) into a
Council with binding and enforceable coordinating powers.
Association of World
Citizens
In cities around the world, grassroots recycling workers, visionary local leaders, and innovative
practitioners are showing that zero waste is an achievable goal whose day has come. In
contrast with the primitive idea of burning our garbage, recycling and composting create
livelihoods, save money, and protect the environment and public health. These efforts go handin-hand with clean production, producer responsibility, and waste minimization programs for
dangerous and hard-to-recycle materials. Together, these practical, bottom-up strategies also
Global Alliance for
provide some of the best decentralized urban solutions for reducing climate pollution and
Incinerator Alternatives
conserving energy and natural resources.
(GAIA)
This event will feature leading-edge practitioners from Brazil, India, the United States, and
several other countries where workers and environmentalists have come together to support
truly sustainable approaches to waste and development. They will present their achievements
along the road to zero waste, countervailing forces, and will describe lessons they have
learned to share with other communities.
In January 2011, The Nature Conservancy and The Dow Chemical Company announced a
breakthrough collaboration?one that will help Dow and the business community recognize,
value and incorporate nature into global business goals, decisions and strategies.
The event will be about the contribution of the construction industry to sustainable development
The Nature Conservancy
Brazil
Institutional and Strategic Frameworks for Sustainable
Development in Africa: Integrating the three Pillars of
Sustainable Development
Launch of report "Sustainable development for the 21st Century"
China Going Green? Youth Environmental Actions Rising to the
Challenges
Achievements of Central Africa for the implementation of
Agenda 21
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
15:30:00 AM
15:30:00 AM
15:30:00 AM
P3-B (Riocentro)
Effective and well-coordinated institutions and strategies are essential in achieving a balanced
integration of economic, social and environmental interests, central to accelerating progress
towards sustainable development. As such, it is pertinent that Africa is adequately prepared to
articulate its vision for a reformed global institutional framework that could ensure effective
linkages and synergies, while at the same time supporting institutions at the regional, subregional, national and local levels to effectively implement sustainable development
commitments. This side event will provide Africa and its partners a platform to deliberate on
institutional frameworks at the regional, sub-regional, national and local levels that are
responsive to the requirements of sustainable development, as well as on the model of global
level institutional architecture that could support such institutions and their strategies. It will
also serve as a launching platform for further consultations on the functioning and
implementation of institutions and strategies in Africa after Rio+20.
P3-E (Riocentro)
The side event will present the SD21 project?s synthesis report for policy makers. The report
draws upon a series of studies carried out under the project, in addition to recent major
assessments. The SD21 studies approach sustainable development from various
perspectives: (a) expert assessment of the progress made since 1992, including a review of
Agenda 21 and the Rio principles; (b) critical analysis of global scenario exercises since 1992;
(c) future vision of sustainable development, as suggested by ecological economics, compared
to the ?green economy? and ?business-as-usual? views; (d) sectoral perspectives on
challenges and potential ways forward. The project also includes a scenario component which
analyzes sustainable development options based on the most recent scenarios prepared by
key institutions for Rio+20.
T-8 (Riocentro)
China?s spectacular economic growth in the last two decades has led to unprecedented
environmental problems. Against this background, many youth environmental groups have
sprung up across China, reflecting the aspirations of a green future by the next generation. In
recent years, passionate Chinese youth are rising to the challenge and flocking to join the
battle of creating a sustainable future. This side event, as part of the ?China Going Green?
Dialogues, will review the history, successes and challenges of Chinese youth environmental
activism. Speakers will articulate a youth perspective on China?s development and future.
In order to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 21, Central African countries had taken
relevant measures and institutional frameworks to promote sustainable development in Central
Africa. The Summit of Rio+20 is an excellent opportunity for these countries to share their
achievements and lessons learnt with the rest of the world. It is in this framework that, the
Central African Forests Commission (COMIFAC) which is an Intergovernmental Organization
Auditorium 2 (Barra Arena) established in 2000 by the Heads of State of Central African Countries (ten countries
members: Burundi, Cameroon, Central Africa Republic, Chad, Congo, Democratic Republic of
Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Rwanda and Sao Tome & Principes) and the Economic Community
of Central African States (ECCAS) want to organize this side-event. This meeting will
contribute to the achievement of the objectives of this Summit by the fact that, topics which will
address have a linkage with the thematic of Rio+20.
Economic Commission for
Africa (ECA)
Division for Sustainable
Development (UNDESA)
Shanshui Conservation
Center
Central African Forests
Commission (COMIFAC)
Global Foundation for Democracy and Development (GFDD) actively collaborates with Ocean
in Google Earth as the institution?s local partner in the Dominican Republic to provide and
create content for ?Explore the Ocean?, a GFDD educational initiative, and one that will be
highlighted at a special side panel to be held at the Rio + 20 Conference.
Oceans In Google Earth as an Environmental Educational Toolthe Dominican Perspective
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
T-9 (Riocentro)
Ocean in Google Earth collects local stories and locally-based knowledge from people who
care about the ocean environment worldwide. These stories are related to six key areas:
ecosystems, marine life, ocean and atmosphere, science and exploration, marine protected
areas and human connections.
Global Foundation for
Democracy and
Development
GFDD and Ocean in Google Earth have teamed up to create a geo-referenced layer on
Google Earth named Mission Blue. Mission Blue is built using a multimedia format including
video footage, pictures, local music and the presentation of short stories in Spanish
highlighting scientific studies, creating awareness of marine and coastal ecosystems and
highlighting best practices as well as documenting the challenges & opportunities that lie
ahead for the oceans.
Seminaire d'echange et d'information sur le Lac Tchad
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
P3-6 (Riocentro)
c'est un séminaire d?échange et d'information sur le Lac Tchad
Chad
Tax justice: key to sustainable development?
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
T-6 (Riocentro)
Dialogue of Chinese, European and South American Civil
Society Rio+20
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
T-11 (Riocentro)
Population, Rights and Sustainability: Voices from the Global
South
Women Empowering Women: From Stockholm to Rio, following
footprints & continuing the legacy of women's leadership in
advancing sustainable development, gender equality, and
human rights from local, national, to global
We Canada: A Journey for Canadian Leadership at Rio+20
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
15:30:00 AM
15:30:00 AM
P3-F (Riocentro)
T-5 (Riocentro)
UN2 (Barra Arena)
A lack of resources hampers poor countries? ability to develop sustainably. Indeed insufficient
financial resources are a major reason for the gaps in implementing the agreed sustainable
development commitments and action programmes since the 1992 Rio Summit on
Environment and Development. Tax revenues can provide governments with the sustainable
and predictable resources they need. However the ability of governments to collect tax
revenues is systematically undermined by a lack of capacity in tax authorities, poor tax
systems and financial secrecy. This side event will explore how the obstacles to mobilising tax
revenues could be overcome in the interests of sustainable development globally, particularly
in developing countries.
There are many converging processes contributing to the preparation of the conference, the
commitment of civil society is one of those. For over a year, civil society organizations in
China, Europe and South America have been preparing for this world event and are expected
to make contributions to Rio+20 from their perspectives. We are well aware, perhaps more
than ever, that the interdependencies at a global level are irreversible, and world governance
and the institutional framework for sustainable development cannot work without regional and
global consensus and joint actions.
In this sense, Association 4D and CEF are willing to organize during Rio+20 Conference a side
event ?Jointly Heading for the Future We Want, calling on a Tripartite Dialogue of Chinese,
European and South American Civil Societies in Rio+20?.
This workshop will focus on the perspectives of Voices from the South on how addressing
population dynamics at national and community levels in ways that respect and protect human
rights can make a significant contribution to sustainable development. Focused on the
intersection between the ?social? and ?environmental? dimensions of sustainable
development, this workshop will bring together global and local perspectives on how population
dynamics, including growth, urbanization, migration etc affect sustainable development
priorities, including the green economy, climate change, environmental degradation, poverty
alleviation and gender equality. Presentations will focus on how the provision of voluntary
family planning services that respect and protect rights can be combined with environmental
approaches to meet a range of sustainable development needs defined at community level
that have global potential and impact.
The side event aims to trace, compile and highlight the role and contribution of exceptional
women leaders , in the local, national and global scene to empower women to gain equality
with men, enjoy human rights, and move towards a sustainable present and future for all,
within the timeframe of the first United Nations Conference on the Human
Environment(UNCHE) in Stockholm, Sweden in 1972 to the coming United Nations
Conference on the Environment , Rio+20 in June 2012.
The Canadian Earth Summit Coalition has been the focal point for Canadian civil society in the
lead-up to Rio+20. The side event is an opportunity for the Coalition to present highlights of its
We Canada initiative ? an ambitious public engagement and policy development strategy.
During the event, we will: release a comprehensive report detailing priorities of over 7,000
Canadians from public dialogues; detail the successes and lessons learned from an extensive
cross-Canada tour; preview a short ?Rio+20 cut? of a documentary of the We Canada
journey, including interviews with young Canadians; and, discuss the process of developing
and proposing policy initiatives. We Canada Champion and sustainability advocate Severn
Cullis-Suzuki will provide a keynote address, and Coalition partners will weigh in on the
importance of civil society leadership.
Christian Aid
Collectif RIO+20
Population and Climate
Change Alliance (PCCA)
Philippines Women
University (PWU)
We Canada Initiative
In addition to highlighting policy possibilities, the event will be an opportunity to share best
practices for cross-country public engagement and coalition-building.
Creating a More Effective System of Environmental and
Sustainable Development Governance
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
T-10 (Riocentro)
This session will focus on the need to strengthen and democratize the institutional framework
for an emerging global system of sustainable development governance and an international
rule of law. We will address the need to uplevel UNEP into an implementing and regulating
agency and to transform the UN Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD) into a
Council with binding and enforceable coordinating powers.
Association of World
Citizens
Zero Waste is Happening! Successes & struggles for real
sustainability
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
T-3 (Riocentro)
In cities around the world, grassroots recycling workers, visionary local leaders, and innovative
practitioners are showing that zero waste is an achievable goal whose day has come. In
contrast with the primitive idea of burning our garbage, recycling and composting create
livelihoods, save money, and protect the environment and public health. These efforts go handin-hand with clean production, producer responsibility, and waste minimization programs for
dangerous and hard-to-recycle materials. Together, these practical, bottom-up strategies also
provide some of the best decentralized urban solutions for reducing climate pollution and
conserving energy and natural resources.
Global Alliance for
Incinerator Alternatives
(GAIA)
This event will feature leading-edge practitioners from Brazil, India, the United States, and
several other countries where workers and environmentalists have come together to support
truly sustainable approaches to waste and development. They will present their achievements
along the road to zero waste, countervailing forces, and will describe lessons they have
learned to share with other communities.
Valuing Ecosystem Services
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
T-4 (Riocentro)
Sustainable Construction
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
P3-A (Riocentro)
Institutional and Strategic Frameworks for Sustainable
Development in Africa: Integrating the three Pillars of
Sustainable Development
Launch of report "Sustainable development for the 21st Century"
China Going Green? Youth Environmental Actions Rising to the
Challenges
Achievements of Central Africa for the implementation of
Agenda 21
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
15:30:00 AM
15:30:00 AM
15:30:00 AM
In January 2011, The Nature Conservancy and The Dow Chemical Company announced a
breakthrough collaboration?one that will help Dow and the business community recognize,
value and incorporate nature into global business goals, decisions and strategies.
The event will be about the contribution of the construction industry to sustainable development
The Nature Conservancy
Brazil
P3-B (Riocentro)
Effective and well-coordinated institutions and strategies are essential in achieving a balanced
integration of economic, social and environmental interests, central to accelerating progress
towards sustainable development. As such, it is pertinent that Africa is adequately prepared to
articulate its vision for a reformed global institutional framework that could ensure effective
linkages and synergies, while at the same time supporting institutions at the regional, subregional, national and local levels to effectively implement sustainable development
commitments. This side event will provide Africa and its partners a platform to deliberate on
institutional frameworks at the regional, sub-regional, national and local levels that are
responsive to the requirements of sustainable development, as well as on the model of global
level institutional architecture that could support such institutions and their strategies. It will
also serve as a launching platform for further consultations on the functioning and
implementation of institutions and strategies in Africa after Rio+20.
Economic Commission for
Africa (ECA)
P3-E (Riocentro)
The side event will present the SD21 project?s synthesis report for policy makers. The report
draws upon a series of studies carried out under the project, in addition to recent major
assessments. The SD21 studies approach sustainable development from various
perspectives: (a) expert assessment of the progress made since 1992, including a review of
Agenda 21 and the Rio principles; (b) critical analysis of global scenario exercises since 1992;
(c) future vision of sustainable development, as suggested by ecological economics, compared
to the ?green economy? and ?business-as-usual? views; (d) sectoral perspectives on
challenges and potential ways forward. The project also includes a scenario component which
analyzes sustainable development options based on the most recent scenarios prepared by
key institutions for Rio+20.
Division for Sustainable
Development (UNDESA)
T-8 (Riocentro)
China?s spectacular economic growth in the last two decades has led to unprecedented
environmental problems. Against this background, many youth environmental groups have
sprung up across China, reflecting the aspirations of a green future by the next generation. In
recent years, passionate Chinese youth are rising to the challenge and flocking to join the
battle of creating a sustainable future. This side event, as part of the ?China Going Green?
Dialogues, will review the history, successes and challenges of Chinese youth environmental
activism. Speakers will articulate a youth perspective on China?s development and future.
In order to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 21, Central African countries had taken
relevant measures and institutional frameworks to promote sustainable development in Central
Africa. The Summit of Rio+20 is an excellent opportunity for these countries to share their
achievements and lessons learnt with the rest of the world. It is in this framework that, the
Central African Forests Commission (COMIFAC) which is an Intergovernmental Organization
Auditorium 2 (Barra Arena) established in 2000 by the Heads of State of Central African Countries (ten countries
members: Burundi, Cameroon, Central Africa Republic, Chad, Congo, Democratic Republic of
Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Rwanda and Sao Tome & Principes) and the Economic Community
of Central African States (ECCAS) want to organize this side-event. This meeting will
contribute to the achievement of the objectives of this Summit by the fact that, topics which will
address have a linkage with the thematic of Rio+20.
Shanshui Conservation
Center
Central African Forests
Commission (COMIFAC)
Global Foundation for Democracy and Development (GFDD) actively collaborates with Ocean
in Google Earth as the institution?s local partner in the Dominican Republic to provide and
create content for ?Explore the Ocean?, a GFDD educational initiative, and one that will be
highlighted at a special side panel to be held at the Rio + 20 Conference.
Oceans In Google Earth as an Environmental Educational Toolthe Dominican Perspective
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
T-9 (Riocentro)
Ocean in Google Earth collects local stories and locally-based knowledge from people who
care about the ocean environment worldwide. These stories are related to six key areas:
ecosystems, marine life, ocean and atmosphere, science and exploration, marine protected
areas and human connections.
Global Foundation for
Democracy and
Development
GFDD and Ocean in Google Earth have teamed up to create a geo-referenced layer on
Google Earth named Mission Blue. Mission Blue is built using a multimedia format including
video footage, pictures, local music and the presentation of short stories in Spanish
highlighting scientific studies, creating awareness of marine and coastal ecosystems and
highlighting best practices as well as documenting the challenges & opportunities that lie
ahead for the oceans.
Seminaire d'echange et d'information sur le Lac Tchad
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
P3-6 (Riocentro)
Tax justice: key to sustainable development?
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
T-6 (Riocentro)
Dialogue of Chinese, European and South American Civil
Society Rio+20
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
T-11 (Riocentro)
Population, Rights and Sustainability: Voices from the Global
South
Women Empowering Women: From Stockholm to Rio, following
footprints & continuing the legacy of women's leadership in
advancing sustainable development, gender equality, and
human rights from local, national, to global
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
15:30:00 AM
P3-F (Riocentro)
T-5 (Riocentro)
c'est un séminaire d?échange et d'information sur le Lac Tchad
A lack of resources hampers poor countries? ability to develop sustainably. Indeed insufficient
financial resources are a major reason for the gaps in implementing the agreed sustainable
development commitments and action programmes since the 1992 Rio Summit on
Environment and Development. Tax revenues can provide governments with the sustainable
and predictable resources they need. However the ability of governments to collect tax
revenues is systematically undermined by a lack of capacity in tax authorities, poor tax
systems and financial secrecy. This side event will explore how the obstacles to mobilising tax
revenues could be overcome in the interests of sustainable development globally, particularly
in developing countries.
There are many converging processes contributing to the preparation of the conference, the
commitment of civil society is one of those. For over a year, civil society organizations in
China, Europe and South America have been preparing for this world event and are expected
to make contributions to Rio+20 from their perspectives. We are well aware, perhaps more
than ever, that the interdependencies at a global level are irreversible, and world governance
and the institutional framework for sustainable development cannot work without regional and
global consensus and joint actions.
In this sense, Association 4D and CEF are willing to organize during Rio+20 Conference a side
event ?Jointly Heading for the Future We Want, calling on a Tripartite Dialogue of Chinese,
European and South American Civil Societies in Rio+20?.
This workshop will focus on the perspectives of Voices from the South on how addressing
population dynamics at national and community levels in ways that respect and protect human
rights can make a significant contribution to sustainable development. Focused on the
intersection between the ?social? and ?environmental? dimensions of sustainable
development, this workshop will bring together global and local perspectives on how population
dynamics, including growth, urbanization, migration etc affect sustainable development
priorities, including the green economy, climate change, environmental degradation, poverty
alleviation and gender equality. Presentations will focus on how the provision of voluntary
family planning services that respect and protect rights can be combined with environmental
approaches to meet a range of sustainable development needs defined at community level
that have global potential and impact.
The side event aims to trace, compile and highlight the role and contribution of exceptional
women leaders , in the local, national and global scene to empower women to gain equality
with men, enjoy human rights, and move towards a sustainable present and future for all,
within the timeframe of the first United Nations Conference on the Human
Environment(UNCHE) in Stockholm, Sweden in 1972 to the coming United Nations
Conference on the Environment , Rio+20 in June 2012.
Chad
Christian Aid
Collectif RIO+20
Population and Climate
Change Alliance (PCCA)
Philippines Women
University (PWU)
The Canadian Earth Summit Coalition has been the focal point for Canadian civil society in the
lead-up to Rio+20. The side event is an opportunity for the Coalition to present highlights of its
We Canada initiative ? an ambitious public engagement and policy development strategy.
We Canada: A Journey for Canadian Leadership at Rio+20
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
UN2 (Barra Arena)
During the event, we will: release a comprehensive report detailing priorities of over 7,000
Canadians from public dialogues; detail the successes and lessons learned from an extensive
cross-Canada tour; preview a short ?Rio+20 cut? of a documentary of the We Canada
journey, including interviews with young Canadians; and, discuss the process of developing
and proposing policy initiatives. We Canada Champion and sustainability advocate Severn
Cullis-Suzuki will provide a keynote address, and Coalition partners will weigh in on the
importance of civil society leadership.
We Canada Initiative
In addition to highlighting policy possibilities, the event will be an opportunity to share best
practices for cross-country public engagement and coalition-building.
Creating a More Effective System of Environmental and
Sustainable Development Governance
Zero Waste is Happening! Successes & struggles for real
sustainability
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
15:30:00 AM
T-10 (Riocentro)
T-3 (Riocentro)
This session will focus on the need to strengthen and democratize the institutional framework
for an emerging global system of sustainable development governance and an international
rule of law. We will address the need to uplevel UNEP into an implementing and regulating
agency and to transform the UN Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD) into a
Council with binding and enforceable coordinating powers.
In cities around the world, grassroots recycling workers, visionary local leaders, and innovative
practitioners are showing that zero waste is an achievable goal whose day has come. In
contrast with the primitive idea of burning our garbage, recycling and composting create
livelihoods, save money, and protect the environment and public health. These efforts go handin-hand with clean production, producer responsibility, and waste minimization programs for
dangerous and hard-to-recycle materials. Together, these practical, bottom-up strategies also
provide some of the best decentralized urban solutions for reducing climate pollution and
conserving energy and natural resources.
Association of World
Citizens
Global Alliance for
Incinerator Alternatives
(GAIA)
This event will feature leading-edge practitioners from Brazil, India, the United States, and
several other countries where workers and environmentalists have come together to support
truly sustainable approaches to waste and development. They will present their achievements
along the road to zero waste, countervailing forces, and will describe lessons they have
learned to share with other communities.
Valuing Ecosystem Services
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
T-4 (Riocentro)
Sustainable Construction
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
P3-A (Riocentro)
Institutional and Strategic Frameworks for Sustainable
Development in Africa: Integrating the three Pillars of
Sustainable Development
17/06/2012
15:30:00 AM
P3-B (Riocentro)
In January 2011, The Nature Conservancy and The Dow Chemical Company announced a
breakthrough collaboration?one that will help Dow and the business community recognize,
value and incorporate nature into global business goals, decisions and strategies.
The event will be about the contribution of the construction industry to sustainable development
Effective and well-coordinated institutions and strategies are essential in achieving a balanced
integration of economic, social and environmental interests, central to accelerating progress
towards sustainable development. As such, it is pertinent that Africa is adequately prepared to
articulate its vision for a reformed global institutional framework that could ensure effective
linkages and synergies, while at the same time supporting institutions at the regional, subregional, national and local levels to effectively implement sustainable development
commitments. This side event will provide Africa and its partners a platform to deliberate on
institutional frameworks at the regional, sub-regional, national and local levels that are
responsive to the requirements of sustainable development, as well as on the model of global
level institutional architecture that could support such institutions and their strategies. It will
also serve as a launching platform for further consultations on the functioning and
implementation of institutions and strategies in Africa after Rio+20.
The Nature Conservancy
Brazil
Economic Commission for
Africa (ECA)
Bringing Climate Finance to Grassroots Women - What does it
take?
FINANCING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA
Another work is possible: a trade union contribution to
Sustainable Development
ICTs, the foundation of our sustainable future
Harnessing globalization for the green economy
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17:30:00 AM
17:30:00 AM
17:30:00 AM
17:30:00 AM
17:30:00 AM
UN2 (Barra Arena)
Women in many countries are disproportionally affected by climate change impacts with many
women in developing countries hit the worst. They have different experiences, knowledge and
capabilities from men which are instrumental for effective action on improving climate
resilience, safeguarding forest stocks and reducing mitigation. In many cases, grassroots
women in developing countries have taken action with community-based action, providing
leadership, initiative and innovation. However, existing public financing instruments for climate
change action very insufficiently are taking gender-differentiated impacts and contributions into Heinrich Boell Foundation
account in allocating funding for projects and programs in developing countries to deal with
climate change. Even where dedicated climate financing and climate-related development
financing instrument display some gender-awareness, fund structures such as allocation
frameworks or financial instruments used very rarely ensure that grassroots women, those at
the forefront of the fight against climate change, are direct beneficiaries of dedicated public
funding.
T-4 (Riocentro)
Over recent decades, debate has been raging on the effectiveness of aid to achieve economic
or development targets, with increasing focus on improving effectiveness of use, in particular
in view of the current multiple crises. The potential result is a vicious cycle, i.e. the apparent
lack of legitimacy that results from ineffective use of available resources may serve to reinforce
the existing tendencies towards shrinking financing. This side event will serve as a platform for
dialogue between African member States and their partners on: how resources can be
African Development Bank
mobilized for sustainable development ? both domestically and internationally ? with a
particular emphasis on innovative sources of finance and leveraging resources from the private
sector; and how national institutions can be assisted to effectively utilize these resources. The
expectation is that active debate will lead to increased understanding of the options available
for African countries, with regards to fostering the implementation of sustainable development
commitments.
T-2 (Riocentro)
A sustainable future requires major transformation in our current economic model. In a context
of rising inequalities, unemployment, precarious work and irreversible environmental
degradation, the labour movement is mobilised to promote an alternative model, where people
and the planet are at the centre, and where a Just Transition is designed to accompany us all
in the process of achieving it. Hear inspiring examples and share ideas about what trade
unions and workers are doing to create more sustainable communities and how workers
contribute to sustainable development.
International Trade Union
Confederation (ITUC) on
behalf of the Workers and
Trade Union Major Group
P3-6 (Riocentro)
Information and communication technologies (ICTs) play a critical role to promote the
integration of the three pillars of sustainable development. ICTs are the most inclusive
infrastructure on the planet, with 90% of the world population connected to mobile services
and over one third connected to the Internet. ICTs are a truly unique platform for progress that
creates wealth, optimize the use of natural resources, enables a low carbon economy and give
International
equitable access to basic public services, such as health care and education. ICTs play a
pivotal role in monitoring, predicting and detecting natural disasters. Using these technologies Telecommunication Union
to mitigate disasters contributes to saving human life, protecting infrastructure, and supporting (ITU)
economic activity leading to sustainable development.
The side event ?ICTs, the foundation of our sustainable future? will look at specific ICT
applications and services that have the capacity to contribute to the transition towards a green
economy and to poverty alleviation.
P3-E (Riocentro)
Efforts to advance the green economy face tremendous challenges. They have to receive the
sustained support from citizen and hence work within national economic systems to meet
specific constraints and needs. They also have to be coordinated at global level to make the
whole greater than the sum of its parts and increase the net benefits to ?turn green? for any
country. Budding initiatives for greening the economy demonstrate that every green economy Institut du Developpement
Durable et des Relations
will be unique. They also suggest that their public policy content and the specific policy and
Internationales (IDDRI)
measures used can turn conflicting in the current context of lingering crisis in some OECD
countries and exacerbated power relations induced by fast convergence across developing
and developed economies. How best harness globalization for the green economy is the issue
at stake we intend to address in this side-event.
South-South Cooperation and Lessons Learned from Payment
for Environme
17/06/2012
17:30:00 AM
P3-B (Riocentro)
Since 2008, FAS is responsible for implementing the largest Payment for Environmental
Services (PES) program in the world, the Bolsa Floresta Program, in the State of Amazonas,
Brazil. Within this context, FAS organized several initiatives on South-South cooperation with
Mozambique (2009-2011), Panamá (2010), Indonesia (2010) and Cameroon, Central Africa
Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Gabon, Madagascar and Republic of Congo (20102011), with support from different institutions such as Idesam, World Bank, CIFOR, IIED, and
many others.
Fundação Amazonas
Sustentável
This event thus will present and discuss different initiatives on PES, Reducing GHG Emissions
from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD) and innovative institutional frameworks in
Brazil and other forested countries, aiming at extracting lessons learned and identifying
opportunities and bottlenecks, analysis and experience exchange, considering South-South
cooperation initiatives.
The event aims to explore the concept of Green Economy from a Central American
perspective and contribute to the debate on what the implications of Green Economy could be
for the Central American and Caribbean region, given its extreme environmental, social,
political and economic vulnerability.
This will be done through three short presentations and a short film giving concrete examples
from Central America.
Green Economy: an outlook from Central America and the
Caribbean
Partenariat contribution des organisations au DD: Apport d'ISO
26000
10 years of Essential Services Charter: review, case studies,
outlook
Imagine All The People: Advancing a Planetary Movement
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17:30:00 AM
17:30:00 AM
17:30:00 AM
17:30:00 AM
T-10 (Riocentro)
P3-A (Riocentro)
Topics to be explored include:
? Green Economy: is it based on assumptions or can such transition really be effective to
produce the profound changes required to save life on the planet?
? If not, is Green Economy just a cosmetic change to maintain status quo?
? What type of governance would be necessary to avoid the latter?
? How could the democratic ownership of the Green Economy be increased?
? What is needed to avoid the indebtness of the states to nature and to its populations?
World Council of Churches
and the Lutheran World
Federation
L?Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF), a contribué de façon substantielle aux
négociations et à l?adoption de la Norme ISO 26000 portant Lignes directrices du
Développement durable publiée en novembre 2010. Pour le déploiement de cette norme,
l?OIF a élaboré et adopté une stratégie propre en vue du développement d?un partenariat du
type de 2 des Nations Unies. C?est ainsi que lors du Forum francophone préparatoire à
Organisation internationale
Rio+20, un atelier s?est tenu le 7 février 2012 à Lyon, en France, qui a permis de faire un état de la Francophonie (OIF)
des lieux détaillé des initiatives et des développements en cours au plan international en
matière de responsabilité sociétale comme contribution des organisations au développement
durable, illustrés par des exemples de déploiement dans des pays francophones. Ceci a abouti
à l?adoption du Projet de Partenariat objet de l?évènement parallèle envisagé à Rio.
T-3 (Riocentro)
Johannesburg, 2002, IGD, with the support of UNITAR, has presented the Charter of essential
services, which is the first step of a worldwide movement for the recognition of a right of
access for all to basic services.
The matter of access to basic services (water, sanitation, waste management, energy,
transport, telecommunications, education, health, safety) is closely related to issues of
sustainable development and poverty reduction. Indeed, these services are a prerequisite for a
decent life and a healthy habitat, they condition the urban and economic development and they Institut de la Gestion
Deleguee
must be organized by preserving natural resources.
If water and sanitation had been highlighted into the Millennium Development Goals and
through the recognition of a right to water, strong efforts must be done for other services in a
perspective of continuous improvement.
Rio+20 is an opportunity to review both normative and operational point of view and to suggest
some ways for the future in advancing the improvement of access to all services.
T-9 (Riocentro)
The planetary challenge is urgent and systemic. The world confronts twenty-first century perils
hobbled by twentieth century mindsets and institutions, a dangerous gap that bodes ill. A just
and sustainable civilization is still possible. We can forge a path to a different future: a world of
lives enriched and nature resilient. A fragmented movement is incapable of systemic
transformation. Civil society efforts are vital, but lack an overarching vision and strategy
Centre for Environment and
matched to the complexity of the historic task. A critical social actor is missing from the global Development
stage. The transition awaits the awakening of a vast cultural and political movement engaged
on all fronts in a supranational project of global citizenship. The global citizens movement will
be adaptive and polycentric. The living movement will evolve as a dispersed ecology of
associations, spawning centers of influence in every nation and community.
?World Youth in Action? is an opportunity to gather the efforts currently being done by and for
the youth that will impact the future of young people around the world and its relationships with
other segments of society.
World Youth in Action
17/06/2012
17:30:00 AM
T-8 (Riocentro)
The event will be facilitated by a group of international youth (ages 18 ? 29) currently traveling
on the Up with People program. These young people are advocating for the betterment of the
world, not by just talking, but by doing. They travel, they perform, and they impact.
Up with People
The event will work as a forum for sharing ideas and experiences about best sustainable
practices around the world that will contribute to the future we want. There will also be selected
musical performances as a way to encourage the audience to engage in the topics being
presented, while also providing a more enjoyable environment and a break from other
discussions at Rio+20.
Bringing Climate Finance to Grassroots Women - What does it
take?
FINANCING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA
Another work is possible: a trade union contribution to
Sustainable Development
ICTs, the foundation of our sustainable future
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17:30:00 AM
17:30:00 AM
17:30:00 AM
17:30:00 AM
UN2 (Barra Arena)
Women in many countries are disproportionally affected by climate change impacts with many
women in developing countries hit the worst. They have different experiences, knowledge and
capabilities from men which are instrumental for effective action on improving climate
resilience, safeguarding forest stocks and reducing mitigation. In many cases, grassroots
women in developing countries have taken action with community-based action, providing
leadership, initiative and innovation. However, existing public financing instruments for climate
change action very insufficiently are taking gender-differentiated impacts and contributions into
account in allocating funding for projects and programs in developing countries to deal with
climate change. Even where dedicated climate financing and climate-related development
financing instrument display some gender-awareness, fund structures such as allocation
frameworks or financial instruments used very rarely ensure that grassroots women, those at
the forefront of the fight against climate change, are direct beneficiaries of dedicated public
funding.
Heinrich Boell Foundation
T-4 (Riocentro)
Over recent decades, debate has been raging on the effectiveness of aid to achieve economic
or development targets, with increasing focus on improving effectiveness of use, in particular
in view of the current multiple crises. The potential result is a vicious cycle, i.e. the apparent
lack of legitimacy that results from ineffective use of available resources may serve to reinforce
the existing tendencies towards shrinking financing. This side event will serve as a platform for
dialogue between African member States and their partners on: how resources can be
mobilized for sustainable development ? both domestically and internationally ? with a
particular emphasis on innovative sources of finance and leveraging resources from the private
sector; and how national institutions can be assisted to effectively utilize these resources. The
expectation is that active debate will lead to increased understanding of the options available
for African countries, with regards to fostering the implementation of sustainable development
commitments.
African Development Bank
T-2 (Riocentro)
P3-6 (Riocentro)
A sustainable future requires major transformation in our current economic model. In a context
of rising inequalities, unemployment, precarious work and irreversible environmental
degradation, the labour movement is mobilised to promote an alternative model, where people
and the planet are at the centre, and where a Just Transition is designed to accompany us all
in the process of achieving it. Hear inspiring examples and share ideas about what trade
unions and workers are doing to create more sustainable communities and how workers
contribute to sustainable development.
Information and communication technologies (ICTs) play a critical role to promote the
integration of the three pillars of sustainable development. ICTs are the most inclusive
infrastructure on the planet, with 90% of the world population connected to mobile services
and over one third connected to the Internet. ICTs are a truly unique platform for progress that
creates wealth, optimize the use of natural resources, enables a low carbon economy and give
equitable access to basic public services, such as health care and education. ICTs play a
pivotal role in monitoring, predicting and detecting natural disasters. Using these technologies
to mitigate disasters contributes to saving human life, protecting infrastructure, and supporting
economic activity leading to sustainable development.
The side event ?ICTs, the foundation of our sustainable future? will look at specific ICT
applications and services that have the capacity to contribute to the transition towards a green
economy and to poverty alleviation.
International Trade Union
Confederation (ITUC) on
behalf of the Workers and
Trade Union Major Group
International
Telecommunication Union
(ITU)
Harnessing globalization for the green economy
South-South Cooperation and Lessons Learned from Payment
for Environme
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17:30:00 AM
17:30:00 AM
P3-E (Riocentro)
P3-B (Riocentro)
Efforts to advance the green economy face tremendous challenges. They have to receive the
sustained support from citizen and hence work within national economic systems to meet
specific constraints and needs. They also have to be coordinated at global level to make the
whole greater than the sum of its parts and increase the net benefits to ?turn green? for any
country. Budding initiatives for greening the economy demonstrate that every green economy
will be unique. They also suggest that their public policy content and the specific policy and
measures used can turn conflicting in the current context of lingering crisis in some OECD
countries and exacerbated power relations induced by fast convergence across developing
and developed economies. How best harness globalization for the green economy is the issue
at stake we intend to address in this side-event.
Since 2008, FAS is responsible for implementing the largest Payment for Environmental
Services (PES) program in the world, the Bolsa Floresta Program, in the State of Amazonas,
Brazil. Within this context, FAS organized several initiatives on South-South cooperation with
Mozambique (2009-2011), Panamá (2010), Indonesia (2010) and Cameroon, Central Africa
Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Gabon, Madagascar and Republic of Congo (20102011), with support from different institutions such as Idesam, World Bank, CIFOR, IIED, and
many others.
Institut du Developpement
Durable et des Relations
Internationales (IDDRI)
Fundação Amazonas
Sustentável
This event thus will present and discuss different initiatives on PES, Reducing GHG Emissions
from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD) and innovative institutional frameworks in
Brazil and other forested countries, aiming at extracting lessons learned and identifying
opportunities and bottlenecks, analysis and experience exchange, considering South-South
cooperation initiatives.
The event aims to explore the concept of Green Economy from a Central American
perspective and contribute to the debate on what the implications of Green Economy could be
for the Central American and Caribbean region, given its extreme environmental, social,
political and economic vulnerability.
This will be done through three short presentations and a short film giving concrete examples
from Central America.
Green Economy: an outlook from Central America and the
Caribbean
Partenariat contribution des organisations au DD: Apport d'ISO
26000
10 years of Essential Services Charter: review, case studies,
outlook
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17:30:00 AM
17:30:00 AM
17:30:00 AM
T-10 (Riocentro)
P3-A (Riocentro)
T-3 (Riocentro)
Topics to be explored include:
? Green Economy: is it based on assumptions or can such transition really be effective to
produce the profound changes required to save life on the planet?
? If not, is Green Economy just a cosmetic change to maintain status quo?
? What type of governance would be necessary to avoid the latter?
? How could the democratic ownership of the Green Economy be increased?
? What is needed to avoid the indebtness of the states to nature and to its populations?
World Council of Churches
and the Lutheran World
Federation
L?Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF), a contribué de façon substantielle aux
négociations et à l?adoption de la Norme ISO 26000 portant Lignes directrices du
Développement durable publiée en novembre 2010. Pour le déploiement de cette norme,
l?OIF a élaboré et adopté une stratégie propre en vue du développement d?un partenariat du
type de 2 des Nations Unies. C?est ainsi que lors du Forum francophone préparatoire à
Organisation internationale
Rio+20, un atelier s?est tenu le 7 février 2012 à Lyon, en France, qui a permis de faire un état
de la Francophonie (OIF)
des lieux détaillé des initiatives et des développements en cours au plan international en
matière de responsabilité sociétale comme contribution des organisations au développement
durable, illustrés par des exemples de déploiement dans des pays francophones. Ceci a abouti
à l?adoption du Projet de Partenariat objet de l?évènement parallèle envisagé à Rio.
Johannesburg, 2002, IGD, with the support of UNITAR, has presented the Charter of essential
services, which is the first step of a worldwide movement for the recognition of a right of
access for all to basic services.
The matter of access to basic services (water, sanitation, waste management, energy,
transport, telecommunications, education, health, safety) is closely related to issues of
sustainable development and poverty reduction. Indeed, these services are a prerequisite for a
decent life and a healthy habitat, they condition the urban and economic development and they
must be organized by preserving natural resources.
If water and sanitation had been highlighted into the Millennium Development Goals and
through the recognition of a right to water, strong efforts must be done for other services in a
perspective of continuous improvement.
Rio+20 is an opportunity to review both normative and operational point of view and to suggest
some ways for the future in advancing the improvement of access to all services.
Institut de la Gestion
Deleguee
Imagine All The People: Advancing a Planetary Movement
17/06/2012
17:30:00 AM
T-9 (Riocentro)
The planetary challenge is urgent and systemic. The world confronts twenty-first century perils
hobbled by twentieth century mindsets and institutions, a dangerous gap that bodes ill. A just
and sustainable civilization is still possible. We can forge a path to a different future: a world of
lives enriched and nature resilient. A fragmented movement is incapable of systemic
transformation. Civil society efforts are vital, but lack an overarching vision and strategy
matched to the complexity of the historic task. A critical social actor is missing from the global
stage. The transition awaits the awakening of a vast cultural and political movement engaged
on all fronts in a supranational project of global citizenship. The global citizens movement will
be adaptive and polycentric. The living movement will evolve as a dispersed ecology of
associations, spawning centers of influence in every nation and community.
Centre for Environment and
Development
?World Youth in Action? is an opportunity to gather the efforts currently being done by and for
the youth that will impact the future of young people around the world and its relationships with
other segments of society.
World Youth in Action
17/06/2012
17:30:00 AM
T-8 (Riocentro)
The event will be facilitated by a group of international youth (ages 18 ? 29) currently traveling
on the Up with People program. These young people are advocating for the betterment of the
world, not by just talking, but by doing. They travel, they perform, and they impact.
Up with People
The event will work as a forum for sharing ideas and experiences about best sustainable
practices around the world that will contribute to the future we want. There will also be selected
musical performances as a way to encourage the audience to engage in the topics being
presented, while also providing a more enjoyable environment and a break from other
discussions at Rio+20.
Bringing Climate Finance to Grassroots Women - What does it
take?
FINANCING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA
Another work is possible: a trade union contribution to
Sustainable Development
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17:30:00 AM
17:30:00 AM
17:30:00 AM
UN2 (Barra Arena)
Women in many countries are disproportionally affected by climate change impacts with many
women in developing countries hit the worst. They have different experiences, knowledge and
capabilities from men which are instrumental for effective action on improving climate
resilience, safeguarding forest stocks and reducing mitigation. In many cases, grassroots
women in developing countries have taken action with community-based action, providing
leadership, initiative and innovation. However, existing public financing instruments for climate
change action very insufficiently are taking gender-differentiated impacts and contributions into
account in allocating funding for projects and programs in developing countries to deal with
climate change. Even where dedicated climate financing and climate-related development
financing instrument display some gender-awareness, fund structures such as allocation
frameworks or financial instruments used very rarely ensure that grassroots women, those at
the forefront of the fight against climate change, are direct beneficiaries of dedicated public
funding.
Heinrich Boell Foundation
T-4 (Riocentro)
Over recent decades, debate has been raging on the effectiveness of aid to achieve economic
or development targets, with increasing focus on improving effectiveness of use, in particular
in view of the current multiple crises. The potential result is a vicious cycle, i.e. the apparent
lack of legitimacy that results from ineffective use of available resources may serve to reinforce
the existing tendencies towards shrinking financing. This side event will serve as a platform for
dialogue between African member States and their partners on: how resources can be
mobilized for sustainable development ? both domestically and internationally ? with a
particular emphasis on innovative sources of finance and leveraging resources from the private
sector; and how national institutions can be assisted to effectively utilize these resources. The
expectation is that active debate will lead to increased understanding of the options available
for African countries, with regards to fostering the implementation of sustainable development
commitments.
African Development Bank
T-2 (Riocentro)
A sustainable future requires major transformation in our current economic model. In a context
of rising inequalities, unemployment, precarious work and irreversible environmental
degradation, the labour movement is mobilised to promote an alternative model, where people
and the planet are at the centre, and where a Just Transition is designed to accompany us all
in the process of achieving it. Hear inspiring examples and share ideas about what trade
unions and workers are doing to create more sustainable communities and how workers
contribute to sustainable development.
International Trade Union
Confederation (ITUC) on
behalf of the Workers and
Trade Union Major Group
ICTs, the foundation of our sustainable future
Harnessing globalization for the green economy
South-South Cooperation and Lessons Learned from Payment
for Environme
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17:30:00 AM
17:30:00 AM
17:30:00 AM
P3-6 (Riocentro)
Information and communication technologies (ICTs) play a critical role to promote the
integration of the three pillars of sustainable development. ICTs are the most inclusive
infrastructure on the planet, with 90% of the world population connected to mobile services
and over one third connected to the Internet. ICTs are a truly unique platform for progress that
creates wealth, optimize the use of natural resources, enables a low carbon economy and give
equitable access to basic public services, such as health care and education. ICTs play a
pivotal role in monitoring, predicting and detecting natural disasters. Using these technologies
to mitigate disasters contributes to saving human life, protecting infrastructure, and supporting
economic activity leading to sustainable development.
The side event ?ICTs, the foundation of our sustainable future? will look at specific ICT
applications and services that have the capacity to contribute to the transition towards a green
economy and to poverty alleviation.
International
Telecommunication Union
(ITU)
P3-E (Riocentro)
Efforts to advance the green economy face tremendous challenges. They have to receive the
sustained support from citizen and hence work within national economic systems to meet
specific constraints and needs. They also have to be coordinated at global level to make the
whole greater than the sum of its parts and increase the net benefits to ?turn green? for any
country. Budding initiatives for greening the economy demonstrate that every green economy
will be unique. They also suggest that their public policy content and the specific policy and
measures used can turn conflicting in the current context of lingering crisis in some OECD
countries and exacerbated power relations induced by fast convergence across developing
and developed economies. How best harness globalization for the green economy is the issue
at stake we intend to address in this side-event.
Institut du Developpement
Durable et des Relations
Internationales (IDDRI)
P3-B (Riocentro)
Since 2008, FAS is responsible for implementing the largest Payment for Environmental
Services (PES) program in the world, the Bolsa Floresta Program, in the State of Amazonas,
Brazil. Within this context, FAS organized several initiatives on South-South cooperation with
Mozambique (2009-2011), Panamá (2010), Indonesia (2010) and Cameroon, Central Africa
Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Gabon, Madagascar and Republic of Congo (20102011), with support from different institutions such as Idesam, World Bank, CIFOR, IIED, and
many others.
Fundação Amazonas
Sustentável
This event thus will present and discuss different initiatives on PES, Reducing GHG Emissions
from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD) and innovative institutional frameworks in
Brazil and other forested countries, aiming at extracting lessons learned and identifying
opportunities and bottlenecks, analysis and experience exchange, considering South-South
cooperation initiatives.
The event aims to explore the concept of Green Economy from a Central American
perspective and contribute to the debate on what the implications of Green Economy could be
for the Central American and Caribbean region, given its extreme environmental, social,
political and economic vulnerability.
This will be done through three short presentations and a short film giving concrete examples
from Central America.
Green Economy: an outlook from Central America and the
Caribbean
Partenariat contribution des organisations au DD: Apport d'ISO
26000
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17:30:00 AM
17:30:00 AM
T-10 (Riocentro)
P3-A (Riocentro)
Topics to be explored include:
? Green Economy: is it based on assumptions or can such transition really be effective to
produce the profound changes required to save life on the planet?
? If not, is Green Economy just a cosmetic change to maintain status quo?
? What type of governance would be necessary to avoid the latter?
? How could the democratic ownership of the Green Economy be increased?
? What is needed to avoid the indebtness of the states to nature and to its populations?
World Council of Churches
and the Lutheran World
Federation
L?Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF), a contribué de façon substantielle aux
négociations et à l?adoption de la Norme ISO 26000 portant Lignes directrices du
Développement durable publiée en novembre 2010. Pour le déploiement de cette norme,
l?OIF a élaboré et adopté une stratégie propre en vue du développement d?un partenariat du
type de 2 des Nations Unies. C?est ainsi que lors du Forum francophone préparatoire à
Organisation internationale
Rio+20, un atelier s?est tenu le 7 février 2012 à Lyon, en France, qui a permis de faire un état
de la Francophonie (OIF)
des lieux détaillé des initiatives et des développements en cours au plan international en
matière de responsabilité sociétale comme contribution des organisations au développement
durable, illustrés par des exemples de déploiement dans des pays francophones. Ceci a abouti
à l?adoption du Projet de Partenariat objet de l?évènement parallèle envisagé à Rio.
10 years of Essential Services Charter: review, case studies,
outlook
Imagine All The People: Advancing a Planetary Movement
17/06/2012
17/06/2012
17:30:00 AM
17:30:00 AM
T-3 (Riocentro)
Johannesburg, 2002, IGD, with the support of UNITAR, has presented the Charter of essential
services, which is the first step of a worldwide movement for the recognition of a right of
access for all to basic services.
The matter of access to basic services (water, sanitation, waste management, energy,
transport, telecommunications, education, health, safety) is closely related to issues of
sustainable development and poverty reduction. Indeed, these services are a prerequisite for a
decent life and a healthy habitat, they condition the urban and economic development and they
must be organized by preserving natural resources.
If water and sanitation had been highlighted into the Millennium Development Goals and
through the recognition of a right to water, strong efforts must be done for other services in a
perspective of continuous improvement.
Rio+20 is an opportunity to review both normative and operational point of view and to suggest
some ways for the future in advancing the improvement of access to all services.
Institut de la Gestion
Deleguee
T-9 (Riocentro)
The planetary challenge is urgent and systemic. The world confronts twenty-first century perils
hobbled by twentieth century mindsets and institutions, a dangerous gap that bodes ill. A just
and sustainable civilization is still possible. We can forge a path to a different future: a world of
lives enriched and nature resilient. A fragmented movement is incapable of systemic
transformation. Civil society efforts are vital, but lack an overarching vision and strategy
matched to the complexity of the historic task. A critical social actor is missing from the global
stage. The transition awaits the awakening of a vast cultural and political movement engaged
on all fronts in a supranational project of global citizenship. The global citizens movement will
be adaptive and polycentric. The living movement will evolve as a dispersed ecology of
associations, spawning centers of influence in every nation and community.
Centre for Environment and
Development
?World Youth in Action? is an opportunity to gather the efforts currently being done by and for
the youth that will impact the future of young people around the world and its relationships with
other segments of society.
World Youth in Action
17/06/2012
17:30:00 AM
T-8 (Riocentro)
The event will be facilitated by a group of international youth (ages 18 ? 29) currently traveling
on the Up with People program. These young people are advocating for the betterment of the
world, not by just talking, but by doing. They travel, they perform, and they impact.
Up with People
The event will work as a forum for sharing ideas and experiences about best sustainable
practices around the world that will contribute to the future we want. There will also be selected
musical performances as a way to encourage the audience to engage in the topics being
presented, while also providing a more enjoyable environment and a break from other
discussions at Rio+20.
Demonstration of Save One Megawatt Power a Day
17/06/2012
19:30:00 AM
T-9 (Riocentro)
Certified Green - The Role and Impacts of Certification in the
Green Economy
17/06/2012
19:30:00 AM
T-8 (Riocentro)
Empowering Rural Women
17/06/2012
19:30:00 AM
P3-1 (Riocentro)
Shweta Marandi (
http://www.unep.org/tunza/children/inner.asp?ct=actions&ac=bulletin_board&bd=hero_profile&
hr=shweta) started a campaign for the frugal use of electricity.Today she has the support of
Tarumitra
over 10,000 students to save 100 Watt/hour of electricity a day. And the campaign is
spreading.
UNEP made Shweta Hero of the month for her successful campaign. She or her companions
would present a demonstration of the campaign as a side event
Every year, consumers spend billions of dollars on products with environmental and social
certifications. What impact do these labels have?
The Committee on Sustainability Assessment (COSA) will unveil the results of six years of
research on sustainability initiatives.
Equiterre
The presentation will be followed by an expert panel discussion on how innovative policy
makers, foundations and private companies are using certification and other approaches to
create a green economy.
The panel discussion will be held in English only.
Why do rural women lag behind on the Millennium Development Goals? How can these
challenges be addressed? Discuss the concrete actions that are working in the field and help
World Farmers Organisation
identify the gaps that are needed to secure a better future for rural women
Plan Nord is a sustainable development initiative covering the 1.2 million square kilometer
northern boreal region of Quebec ? a nearly pristine area twice the size of France.
The area is home to a significant portion of the Canadian Boreal, the largest intact forest
ecosystem on Earth, and the world?s largest storehouse of carbon.
Quebec's Plan Nord: Towards a New Global Model for
Sustainable Develop
17/06/2012
19:30:00 AM
T-10 (Riocentro)
Through the Plan Nord, Quebec has brought together businesses, scientists, conservationists,
aboriginal leaders and local communities to find the best ways to balance economic
Pew Environment Group
development with conservation, including protecting 50% of the north from all industrial activity,
through an innovative ecological planning process.
The commitments of the Plan Nord to integrate economic development with conservation
biology and sustainable development on a landscape scale, in a manner that respects the
culture and rights of aboriginal people, have the potential to form the basis for a new global
model for sustainable development.
GREEN ECONOMY
17/06/2012
19:30:00 AM
P3-2 (Riocentro)
Achieving a sustainable future in Rio: what can do a "Blue
Economy"?
17/06/2012
19:30:00 AM
T-3 (Riocentro)
Rio+20: Building "Green Bridge" through Generations
17/06/2012
19:30:00 AM
T-5 (Riocentro)
Demonstration of Save One Megawatt Power a Day
17/06/2012
19:30:00 AM
T-9 (Riocentro)
Certified Green - The Role and Impacts of Certification in the
Green Economy
17/06/2012
19:30:00 AM
T-8 (Riocentro)
Empowering Rural Women
17/06/2012
19:30:00 AM
P3-1 (Riocentro)
The debate on the Green Economy leads to an objective discussion of relevant aspects of
present development pathways. The thinking on this concept aims to look at its relevance as
an instrument to the transition of socio-technical systems and the transformation of
consumption and production patterns. This should provide, at the same time, environment
protection and ecosystem services valuation, inequalities reduction and social inclusion,
together with the redesign and stimulation of the international economy in a context of
structural crisis.
The event is an open discussion on the role the Commonwealth Environment Task Force
Meeting plays in the UNEP?s Governing Council and to push for a ??Blue Economy and
Ocean Governance?? as possible outcome for Rio+20. Speakers and participants will explore
together the role young people from the intergovernmental organization plays to ensure the
survival of their nations and especially the small islands states which face sea-level raise in
case of melting glaciers and ice caps. The discussion will also showcase best practices from
youth of these nations working together to make the Green Economy a reality in order to
support the idea of a possible ??Blue Economy?? for the Commonwealth nations. The event
will then serve as an avenue for the official launching of a practical toolkit developed by the
Commonwealth Youth Climate and Sustainable Development Network which was created by
the Commonwealth Secretariat and involves several youth NGOs.
New initiative in the field of education on sustainable development. This would be achieved by
mobilizing innovative ideas and suggestions from students from different parts of the world
using an ICT platform (global web platform to register new students? ideas.
Novelty: use an internet platform for collecting innovative ideas on sustainable development
from students from around the world on the global portal and share (for free) with all interested
parties.
Centro de Gestao e
Estudos Estrategicos ?
Brazil (CGEE)
Vital Actions for Sustainable
Development [AVD]
Global Classroom on
Sustainable
Development/Al Farabi
Kazakh National University
(KazNU)
Shweta Marandi (
http://www.unep.org/tunza/children/inner.asp?ct=actions&ac=bulletin_board&bd=hero_profile&
hr=shweta) started a campaign for the frugal use of electricity.Today she has the support of
Tarumitra
over 10,000 students to save 100 Watt/hour of electricity a day. And the campaign is
spreading.
UNEP made Shweta Hero of the month for her successful campaign. She or her companions
would present a demonstration of the campaign as a side event
Every year, consumers spend billions of dollars on products with environmental and social
certifications. What impact do these labels have?
The Committee on Sustainability Assessment (COSA) will unveil the results of six years of
research on sustainability initiatives.
Equiterre
The presentation will be followed by an expert panel discussion on how innovative policy
makers, foundations and private companies are using certification and other approaches to
create a green economy.
The panel discussion will be held in English only.
Why do rural women lag behind on the Millennium Development Goals? How can these
challenges be addressed? Discuss the concrete actions that are working in the field and help
World Farmers Organisation
identify the gaps that are needed to secure a better future for rural women
Plan Nord is a sustainable development initiative covering the 1.2 million square kilometer
northern boreal region of Quebec ? a nearly pristine area twice the size of France.
The area is home to a significant portion of the Canadian Boreal, the largest intact forest
ecosystem on Earth, and the world?s largest storehouse of carbon.
Quebec's Plan Nord: Towards a New Global Model for
Sustainable Develop
17/06/2012
19:30:00 AM
T-10 (Riocentro)
Through the Plan Nord, Quebec has brought together businesses, scientists, conservationists,
aboriginal leaders and local communities to find the best ways to balance economic
development with conservation, including protecting 50% of the north from all industrial activity,
through an innovative ecological planning process.
Pew Environment Group
The commitments of the Plan Nord to integrate economic development with conservation
biology and sustainable development on a landscape scale, in a manner that respects the
culture and rights of aboriginal people, have the potential to form the basis for a new global
model for sustainable development.
GREEN ECONOMY
17/06/2012
19:30:00 AM
P3-2 (Riocentro)
Achieving a sustainable future in Rio: what can do a "Blue
Economy"?
17/06/2012
19:30:00 AM
T-3 (Riocentro)
Demonstration of Save One Megawatt Power a Day
17/06/2012
19:30:00 AM
T-9 (Riocentro)
Certified Green - The Role and Impacts of Certification in the
Green Economy
17/06/2012
19:30:00 AM
T-8 (Riocentro)
Empowering Rural Women
17/06/2012
19:30:00 AM
P3-1 (Riocentro)
The debate on the Green Economy leads to an objective discussion of relevant aspects of
present development pathways. The thinking on this concept aims to look at its relevance as
an instrument to the transition of socio-technical systems and the transformation of
consumption and production patterns. This should provide, at the same time, environment
protection and ecosystem services valuation, inequalities reduction and social inclusion,
together with the redesign and stimulation of the international economy in a context of
structural crisis.
The event is an open discussion on the role the Commonwealth Environment Task Force
Meeting plays in the UNEP?s Governing Council and to push for a ??Blue Economy and
Ocean Governance?? as possible outcome for Rio+20. Speakers and participants will explore
together the role young people from the intergovernmental organization plays to ensure the
survival of their nations and especially the small islands states which face sea-level raise in
case of melting glaciers and ice caps. The discussion will also showcase best practices from
youth of these nations working together to make the Green Economy a reality in order to
support the idea of a possible ??Blue Economy?? for the Commonwealth nations. The event
will then serve as an avenue for the official launching of a practical toolkit developed by the
Commonwealth Youth Climate and Sustainable Development Network which was created by
the Commonwealth Secretariat and involves several youth NGOs.
Centro de Gestao e
Estudos Estrategicos ?
Brazil (CGEE)
Vital Actions for Sustainable
Development [AVD]
Shweta Marandi (
http://www.unep.org/tunza/children/inner.asp?ct=actions&ac=bulletin_board&bd=hero_profile&
hr=shweta) started a campaign for the frugal use of electricity.Today she has the support of
Tarumitra
over 10,000 students to save 100 Watt/hour of electricity a day. And the campaign is
spreading.
UNEP made Shweta Hero of the month for her successful campaign. She or her companions
would present a demonstration of the campaign as a side event
Every year, consumers spend billions of dollars on products with environmental and social
certifications. What impact do these labels have?
The Committee on Sustainability Assessment (COSA) will unveil the results of six years of
research on sustainability initiatives.
Equiterre
The presentation will be followed by an expert panel discussion on how innovative policy
makers, foundations and private companies are using certification and other approaches to
create a green economy.
The panel discussion will be held in English only.
Why do rural women lag behind on the Millennium Development Goals? How can these
challenges be addressed? Discuss the concrete actions that are working in the field and help
World Farmers Organisation
identify the gaps that are needed to secure a better future for rural women
Plan Nord is a sustainable development initiative covering the 1.2 million square kilometer
northern boreal region of Quebec ? a nearly pristine area twice the size of France.
The area is home to a significant portion of the Canadian Boreal, the largest intact forest
ecosystem on Earth, and the world?s largest storehouse of carbon.
Quebec's Plan Nord: Towards a New Global Model for
Sustainable Develop
17/06/2012
19:30:00 AM
T-10 (Riocentro)
Through the Plan Nord, Quebec has brought together businesses, scientists, conservationists,
aboriginal leaders and local communities to find the best ways to balance economic
development with conservation, including protecting 50% of the north from all industrial activity,
through an innovative ecological planning process.
Pew Environment Group
The commitments of the Plan Nord to integrate economic development with conservation
biology and sustainable development on a landscape scale, in a manner that respects the
culture and rights of aboriginal people, have the potential to form the basis for a new global
model for sustainable development.
GREEN ECONOMY
17/06/2012
19:30:00 AM
P3-2 (Riocentro)
Achieving a sustainable future in Rio: what can do a "Blue
Economy"?
17/06/2012
19:30:00 AM
T-3 (Riocentro)
Rio+20: Building "Green Bridge" through Generations
17/06/2012
19:30:00 AM
T-5 (Riocentro)
Congresso Mundial sobre Justiça, Governança e Direito para a
Sustentabilidade Ambiental
17/06/2012
Importância das normas internacionais desenvolvidas pela ISO
como contribuição para a economia verde no contexto do
desenvolvimento sustentável
17/06/2012
11:00:00
Projeto Guri - o maior projeto sociocultural do Brasil funciona por
música. Conheça o programa que atende mais de 40.000 jovens
em São Paulo
17/06/2012
15:00:00
Arena da Barra
Éspecies invasoras - as cidades se preocupam com isto?
17/06/2012
17:30:00
Arena da Barra
Forests: the heart of a green economy
18/06/2012
8:00:00
Ribalta Eventos
The debate on the Green Economy leads to an objective discussion of relevant aspects of
present development pathways. The thinking on this concept aims to look at its relevance as
an instrument to the transition of socio-technical systems and the transformation of
consumption and production patterns. This should provide, at the same time, environment
protection and ecosystem services valuation, inequalities reduction and social inclusion,
together with the redesign and stimulation of the international economy in a context of
structural crisis.
The event is an open discussion on the role the Commonwealth Environment Task Force
Meeting plays in the UNEP?s Governing Council and to push for a ??Blue Economy and
Ocean Governance?? as possible outcome for Rio+20. Speakers and participants will explore
together the role young people from the intergovernmental organization plays to ensure the
survival of their nations and especially the small islands states which face sea-level raise in
case of melting glaciers and ice caps. The discussion will also showcase best practices from
youth of these nations working together to make the Green Economy a reality in order to
support the idea of a possible ??Blue Economy?? for the Commonwealth nations. The event
will then serve as an avenue for the official launching of a practical toolkit developed by the
Commonwealth Youth Climate and Sustainable Development Network which was created by
the Commonwealth Secretariat and involves several youth NGOs.
New initiative in the field of education on sustainable development. This would be achieved by
mobilizing innovative ideas and suggestions from students from different parts of the world
using an ICT platform (global web platform to register new students? ideas.
Novelty: use an internet platform for collecting innovative ideas on sustainable development
from students from around the world on the global portal and share (for free) with all interested
parties.
Centro de Gestao e
Estudos Estrategicos ?
Brazil (CGEE)
Vital Actions for Sustainable
Development [AVD]
Global Classroom on
Sustainable
Development/Al Farabi
Kazakh National University
(KazNU)
Organizado pelo Programa das Nações Unidas para o Meio Ambiente (PNUMA), este evento
Museu de História Natural vai reunir chefes do Judiciário e magistrados de alto nível, Advogados-gerais e procuradores
do Rio de Janeiro, na Quinta envolvidos na interpretação e aplicação da lei, bem como Auditores-gerais, cujo trabalho
da Boa Vista
incidirá sobre a governança e a responsabilização em questões sobre o papel da lei na
promoção dos objetivos do desenvolvimento sustentável.
Por meio de palestras e interação com o público, apresentar e promover amplo debate acerca
ABNT - Associação
da importância das normas internacionais desenvolvidas pela ISO como contribuição para a
Arena da Barra
Brasileira de Normas
economia verde no contexto do desenvolvimento sustentável.
Técnicas
Apresentação do vídeo institucional do Projeto Guri; apresentação sobre Projeto Guri, missão,
valores, método de ensino, números e estatísticas e casos de sucesso; apresentação musical
do Grupo de Referência Musical de Bauru
A problemática das espécies invasoras - segunda maior causa da perda da biodiversidade
mundial. As cidades se planejam levando-se em conta este problema e as consequências
para a população. Apresentar propostas para utilização de espécies nativas na formação dos
centros urbanos. Utilização de espécies exóticas e a relação com problemas sócioambientais, como a Dengue
Realização FAO/ICFPA/BRACELPA. Registro e informações:
http://www.fao.org/forestry/trade/76571/en/
Associação Amigos do
Projeto Guri
AMAS (Associação
Mantenedora de Animais
Selvagens)
BRACELPA
Resistências e Alternativas no Brasil e no mundo: propostas
para um modelo energético sem o nuclear! - parte I
18/06/2012
8:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Coalizão por um Brasil livre
de Usinas Nucleares,
Articulação Antinuclear
Brasileira, Rede Brasileira
de Justiça Ambiental,
Oilwatch, Fórum dos
Afetados pela indústria do
petróleo e petroquímica das
cercanias da Baía de
Guanabara.
FBOMS - FÓRUM
BRASILEIRO DE ONGS E
MOVIMENTOS SOCIAIS
PARA O MEIO AMBIENTE
E O DESENVOLVIMENTO
GOVERNANÇA DO DESENVOLVIMENTO SUSTENTÁVEL,
INTEGRIDADE AMBIENTAL E JUSTIÇA SOCIAL
18/06/2012
8:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Ouvidoria do Mar: compreender a crise para a formulação de
agendas proativas entre redes marinhas-costeiras
18/06/2012
8:30:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Resíduos Sólidos como Vantagem Competitiva
"Comunicação comunitária e construção do desenvolvimento
sustentável"
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Forum Desenvolvimento Sustentável: Novas Dimensões para a
Sociedade e Negócios
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Jardim Botânico
Debate: "Megaeventos e Violações de Direitos Humanos"
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Indigenous Peoples Global Conference
Saúde, Padrões de Produção e Consumo e Desenvolvimento
Sustentável: há Terra para todos?
Responsabilité sociale des entreprises et le droit de l'homme
dans les pays moins avancés (PMA)
Atelier débat
Elaborer de voies de transition économiques et écologiques pour
l’ensemble des sociétés
Rede Meros do Brasil
Desde 2011 foi regulamentada a Lei nº 12.305 que institui a Política Nacional de Resíduos
Sólidos e, logo, todas as empresas deverão atender às exigências, sob pena de arcar com as
consequências legais. A oficina discorrerá sobre os riscos legais da má gestão dos resíduos,
bem como as oportunidades de mercados que a prevenção da geração de resíduos pode
oferecer.
Realização de debate com interessados no tema.
Conta com o apoio do MIND - Munasinghe Institute of Development, tem por objetivo liderar,
no ambito do setor privado, a discussão e adoção de práticas sustentáveis e de reforçar o
compromisso da Vale com o desenvolvimento sustentável. Contará com a participação de
Mohan Munasinghe, Prêmio Nobel da Paz em 2007 junto com Al Gore. EVENTO PARA
CONVIDADO. PARCEIROS OFICIAIS QUE TIVEREM INTERESSE ENCAMINHAR EMAIL
COM NOME, TELEFONE E EMAIL PARA laura.teixeira@vale.com
SEBRAE
Ministério das
Comunicações
Mohan Munasinghe
Vale
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Articulação Nacional dos
Comitês Populares da
Copa e Olimpíadas
CADPI
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
CEBES e TRAMAS
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Centre d'Etudes et
Recherche pour une
Population Dynamique
(CERPD)
CFDT
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Collectif RIO+20
Debates sobre os desafios da pesca artesanal
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Colônia de Pescadores Z-13
Empowering Future - Education as a key for a fair and
sustainable world
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
CONCORD
Cummunity Knowledge and Climate Change Adaptation
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Ecology and Climate Action
Network (E-CAN)
Women - Water- Environment
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
ecomujer, germany women
and environmental project
Our path to true sustainability: Rights for Nature and the
International Crime of Ecocide
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Eradicating Ecocide
Aterro do Flamengo
Federação das
Associações de Moradores
e Movimentos Populares do
Espírito Santo (FAMOPES)
\\ Coordenação dos
Movimento Sociais do
Espírito Santo (CMS)
SESSÃO COORDENADA: Movimentos instituintes na
reconstrução do espaço vivido como direito cidadão
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Combate à Mercantilização e Privatização da Água e do
Saneamento
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Federação nacional dos
Urbanitários - FNU/CUT
IMPLEMENTAÇÃO DO ESTATUTO DA CIDADE E
INSTRUMENTOS PARA EFETIVAÇÃO DA REFORMA
URBANA
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
FNA-FEDERAÇÃO
NACIONAL DE
ARQUITETURA E
URBANISMO-SINARQ-MG
Crítica à economia verde e alternativas: construindo a partir dos
povos
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Franciscanos
SINFRAJUPE, Diálogo dos
Povos, Iser Assessoria
OFICINA "APELOS DE SUSTENTABILIDADE NO MERCADO
DE CONSUMO"
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
FUNDAÇÃO PROCON SP
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Global Alliance for Rights of
Nature
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Global Social Justice
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Grassroots Global Justice
Alliance
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Grupo de Extensão de
Democracia Econômica
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Roda de Conversa: "Desafios para a celebração e vivência de
uma espiritualidade transformadora: ecumenismo, juventude,
meio ambiente e movimentos socias"
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Energy and regional integration, a path to sustainable energy
sovernity
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Women’s Rights, Reproductive Health and Climate Justice:
Voices from the Global South
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Gestion social de la recoleccion diferenciada
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Plenarias de Convergencia Pre-Asamblea, foro juvenil
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Quilombo Amazônia
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Dívida e finaceirização da natureza: reparações já!!
Seminário: Por um novo paradigma alimentar
Industries Extractives au Pérou, Colombie, République de
Congo et Tchad
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
9:00:00
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Aterro do Flamengo
Rights of Nature – the Foundation for Sustainability
Justicia social y justicia ambiental: el Bien Comun de la
Humanidad y la ilegalidad de la pobreza
No War! No Warming! Build an Economy for People and the
Planet
Exposição de trabalho realizado na COOPERFRAN Cooperativa de Catadores de Materiais Recicláveis de Franca e
Região
Direito à Cidade e os Impactos dos Megaprojetos
The role of youth and women to advance the food security
agenda, organizer International Federation of the Red Cross and
Red Crescent Societies
DIREITOS SOCIAIS, DEMARCAÇÃO DE TERRAS, ÍNDIO NA
INSERÇÃO DA SOCIEDADE
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
UPMS: desafios do futuro
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Ending Global Racism
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Ending Global Racism
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Impacto de Grandes Empreendimentos na Saúde e no Ambiente
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Aterro do Flamengo
Biodiversidade
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Cúpula dos Prefeitos: Cúpula Urbana - Cerimonia de Abertura
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Cúpula dos Prefeitos: Rumo a um Futuro de Baixo Carbono - I Medição e comunicação das emissões de carbono
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Instituto Polis
International Federation of
Red Cross and Red
Crsecent Societies
LEVANTE DOS POVOS
ORIGINÁRIOS !!
Pastoral Popular Luterana
Peoples Agenda for
Alternative Regionalisms
Population and Climate
Change Alliance (PCCA) /
Population and
Sustainability Network
(PSN)
Red de recuperadores
urbanos de argentina
Red Paz, Integracion y
Desarrollo
Rede Amazônia Negra RAN
Rede Jubileo Sur
Rio + Veg
Secours Catholique
Universidade Popular dos
Movimentos Sociais
World Against Racism
Network
World Against Racism
Network
EPSJV-Fiocruz
Evento Fechado
Evento Fechado
FIESP/FIRJAN
Prefeitura
Evento Fechado
Prefeitura
The Urban Summit
I'm a City Changer Campaign / Evolua Com Mobilidade
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
9:00:00
9:00:00
Forte de Copacabana.
Launch of the awareness campaign I'm a City Changer in Rio de Janeiro. I’m a City Changer is
the UN-Habitat Campaign to raise awareness on positive actions that have demonstrated
impacts on people’s lives in urban areas and improve the livability of cities. I’m a City Changer
shall serve as a conduit to sensitize on fundamental issues and campaigning on our urban
ONU UN-Habitat
future, our cities, each and everyone’s city. In the City of Rio, the campaign will be launched on
the June 18th under the theme of Sustainable Transport "Evolua com mobilidade". Press is
invited.
Entre os dias 18 e 21 de junho de 2012 será realizada a Semana da Química na Rio +20. Esta
será uma edição especial de nossa tradicional semana que ocorre há 32 anos e constará da
programação oficial da Conferência das Nações Unidas sobre Desenvolvimento SustentávelRio+20.
Nosso evento contará com conferencistas e palestrantes de renome nacional e internacional.
A grande atração do evento é a apresentação dos Projetos Discentes. Neles, os alunos são
os protagonistas: definindo seu objeto de estudo, seu orientador e desenvolvendo
metodologias específicas para a investigação que pretendem realizar. O conhecimento gerado
com os projetos é apresentado em salas ou laboratórios especialmente preparados para
receber o público visitante.
Nesta edição, o projeto vencedor será premiado com o envio de 01 professor e 02 alunos
para acompanhar a VIII reunião do "Persistent Organic Pollutants Review Committee"
(POPRC-8) da Convenção de Estocolmo sobre Poluentes Orgânicos Persistentes, que
acontecerá na cidade de Genebra na Suíça.
Teremos ainda durante o evento a VI Jornada de Iniciação Científica e Tecnológica do IFRJ,
Presenting: Giulia Christianson, Research Officer, New Ventures
Instituto Federal de
Educação, Ciência e
Tecnologia do Rio de
Janeiro (IFRJ)
18/06/2012
Enabling Green and Inclusive Markets: A Case for Public Private
Collaboration
18/06/2012
Abertura do ciclo de Debates e Palestras do Mapa na Rio+20
18/06/2012
9:00:00
Auditório da Embrapa Solos
Embrapa
Painel: O Papel do Solo na Sustentabilidade do Planeta
18/06/2012
9:15:00
Auditório da Embrapa Solos
Embrapa
Cúpula dos Prefeitos: Painel I - Serviços Básicos entre os
Objetivos de Desen. Susten.
18/06/2012
9:30:00
Forte de Copacabana
18/06/2012
Announcing the Global Climate Registry Alliance
18/06/2012
9:00:00
9:30:00
9:30:00
IFRJ
ONU UN-Habitat, UCLG
and the City of Rio.
XXXII Semana da Química na Rio+20
Acordo para o desenvolvimento sustentavel. Governança
Multilateral do Desenvolvimento Sustentável com Participação
Social
9:00:00
Forte de Copacabana.
This event is organised by UCLG and UN-Habitat with the support of Cities Alliance and
UNACLA under the auspices of the City of Rio. It will bring together over 250 Local and
Regional Governments representatives to discuss their contributions to the Conference.
This event is structured around dedicated roundtables with the objective of developing or
strengthening collaborative ways to implement the recommendations made in view of Rio+20
and its aftermath.
Windsor Barra Hotel
Confederação Nacional do
Comércio.
Riocentro
Evento Fechado
O Conselho de Desenvolvimento Econômico e Social da Presidência da República (CDES)
convida para participação nos debates
Presenting: Manish Bapna, Interim President (Executive Vice President and Managing Director)
Giulia Christianson
WRI
Prefeitura
O Conselho de
Desenvolvimento
Econômico e Social da
Presidência da República
WRI
The OAS through its Department of Sustainable Development (DSD) supports member states
in designing and implementing policies, strategies, programs, and projects to integrate
environmental sustainability with poverty alleviation and economic development, as well as
translating sustainable development goals into concrete actions. The Department also
supports countries in making fundamental decisions which engage all stakeholders, and
encourage accountability for sustainable development principles and institutions.
Governance for Sustainable Development: Key Messages from
the Americas
18/06/2012
9:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
Consistent with the roles that it played in previous global conferences on environment and
development, the Department has been engaging and collaborating with stakeholders from
throughout the Americas to play a pivotal role in the preparations and outcomes of Rio+20. At
the side event, the OAS-DSD will present the results of this collaborative process, which has
included the organization of a Dialogue Series on a variety of sustainable development
themes, including governance, public participation, energy, climate change, integrated water
resources management, biodiversity, and risk management, among others.
Moderador: Hugo Ruiz Sociedade Brasileira de
Ciência do Solo
Organization of American
States
Manish Bapna
Innovative field actions as leverage for change
ISO International Standards and Green Economy
Message from Asian NGO Network on ESD (ANNE): Role of
NGOs in Empowering the Local Community for Sustainable
Development
Communitarian forest management to assure Sustainable
Development
Aligned Awareness and Action for the Future We Want
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
9:30:00
9:30:00
9:30:00
9:30:00
9:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
Field practitioners involved in local initiatives play an important role in the transition towards
sustainable and inclusive development. Technical, social, managerial, and financial innovations
are designed and implemented all around the world by local actors. Due to the lack of a means
of systematically documenting these initiatives, comparable to peer-reviewed publications in
the scientific community, these innovative field actions are not sufficiently reported and shared
and, very often, get lost.
Institut Veolia
FACTS Initiative and its partners propose a method and tools for documenting innovative
Environnement
initiatives undertaken by field practitioners (NGOs, governmental organizations, etc.).
Together, they propose to promote it at Rio+20. This will also be an opportunity to launch
collaborations with partners from all the countries involved in what could be a great project,
whose aim is to establish an available ?Global Database of practices for sustainable and
inclusive developments".
T-10 (Riocentro)
Objective of the side event : to promote wide dialogue about the importance of the ISO
international standards as a contribution to the green economy in the sustainable development
context. This side event will provide the attendance with examples on how an international,
consensus-based, multi-stakeholder standards-setting system can achieve global agreement
on the pragmatic implementation of green economy issues at the organizational level.
As a concrete example, ISO has developed an international standard that provides guidance International Organization
on Social Responsibility ? ISO 26000 in 2010. It involved more than 450 participating experts, for Standardization (ISO)
from 99 countries, and 42 organizations in liaison. These experts came from six specifically
identified stakeholder categories of: government, industry, labour, consumers, NGO`s and
academia. Its main topics are organizational governance, human rights, labour practices, the
environment, fair operating practices, consumer issues, and community involvement and
development.
T-4 (Riocentro)
Asia will be the key global driving force economically in the 21st Century and its way of
development will give significant impacts globally. The solution against unsustainable patterns
at the grass root level is essential and should be an integral part of sustainable development
both in Asia and the world. This side event aims to highlight Education for Sustainable
Development (ESD), particularly, (i) the significance of achieving sustainable development in
the local communities, (ii) importance of local community empowerment in achieving local
sustainability, and (iii) key role of NGO)s in local community empowerment and the new
knowledge creation for local sustainability. We will present Asia¡¦s ESD good practices and
experiences by NGOs, leading to an Asia NGO Network on ESD to be established by 2014,
the final year of UN Decade of Education for Sustainable Development.
T-9 (Riocentro)
Communitarian forest management (CFM) is a common practice in several countries of Latin
America. Sustainable communitarian forest management helps to mitigate the effects of
environmental degradation and climate change and promotes rural development by the
creation of more employment opportunities in the forest sector, which strengthens the local
economies and eradicates rural poverty. Thus, the communitarian forest management provides
multiple ecologic, economic and social benefits, and can inspire other nations to learn from the Consejo Civil Mexicano
experiences in Mexico and Central America to adopt similar strategies to promote sustainable para la Silvicultura
Sostenible (CCMSS)
development.
Our side event will show what is crucial for successful and sustainable communitarian forest
management, how it fosters local governance and how it improves local development. At the
same time, challenges and needs will be presented to foster communitarian forest
management that benefits nature and society in the local and global context.
T-8 (Riocentro)
Rio+20 is an opportunity to redress the breakdown of virtually every system in our
interconnected world. There is a collective understanding among major groups and
governments, that the need for action is critical. Yet, creating systems and frameworks that
enable long-term sustainable living, directly addressing poverty and wellbeing, do not happen
only through policies. There are many avenues through which change occurs, yet the
foundation of all of them is our awareness; our awareness directly determines our actions and
behaviors. In the past, our limited awareness has created actions of exploitation leading to
over-consumption, widespread famine and ecological demise. Creating a new awareness that
assigns deep value to the self, our global family, and the natural world can facilitate true
change. Our panel of experts will speak on different topics considering awareness, so we may
understand how to voluntarily, wisely and transparently commit, to realize the future we want.
Japan Council on the UN
Decade of Education for
Sustainable Development
(ESD-J)
Brahma Kumaris World
Spiritual University
The world has changed dramatically since 1992. Economic power has shifted, corporate
influence has grown and political will has faded. There is a real need to take stock of what we
have learnt and to examine how this can be most usefully applied to new contexts.
Fair Ideas: Sharing solutions for a sustainable planet
18/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
Food, sustainability and global democracy: challenges and
perspectives
18/06/2012
9:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Mountain knowledge solutions for sustainable green economy
and improved water, food, energy, and environment nexus
18/06/2012
9:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
IIED and PUC-Rio will bring the results from a 2-day conference just before the Summit, and
the diverse set of partners involved in organising this event (see www.fairideas.org for more
information). We will highlight major opportunities to learn from existing practice and to shift to
new patterns of behaviour. These will focus on two main UNCSD issues: ways to ensure SD
Goals are grounded in specific experience and work at national and local levels; and ways in
which a 'green economy' approach makes sense for low income countries and people.
According to the last report by FAO, more than 900 million people in the world suffer from
chronicle hunger. As a result of the rise in prices of basic commodities, these numbers are
expected to dramatically increase. Furthermore, even if the first MDG would be achieved, 600
million people would still suffer from hunger. Linked to the financial, economical, energy and
environmental crisis, speculation in the commodity markets ?particularly in the food one- is
becoming a common trend; something that needs to be solved urgently. This situation of world
structural hunger underlines the urgent need to rethink the policies, values and governance
about food related issues.
Sustainability at every level, from an individual household to the global community, depends on
secure supplies of, and equitable access to, water, food, energy and biodiversity. Mountains
play a vital role in this nexus, particularly in the provision of water and biodiversity services.
Mountain ecosystems are much more significant today than they were in 1992 due to the
emerging climate and global changes and challenges. The Rio+20 outcome document needs
to recognize this new reality and take concrete actions since Mountains offer solutions both to
kick-start a sustainable and equitable Green Economy and demonstrate inclusive development
models that have reduced poverty and promoted social and gender equity in both upstream
and downstream contexts. This side event will highlight and share local, national and regional
knowledge-based solutions that are integrative, inclusive and supportive to the water, food and
energy nexus and have promoted green growth strategies and reduced poverty.
The Global Registry Alliance (GRA) is a consortium of programs worldwide actively supporting
efforts to measure and manage greenhouse gas emissions. GRA?s mission is to improve
human and institutional capacity to address climate change through the use of credible,
transparent standards for carbon measurement and management. Three GHG Programs ?
TCR, ECR and GVces ? are working with over 500 organizations to measure, report, verify
and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Reporting organizations include corporations,
government agencies, universities and more, representing more than 30 sectors worldwide.
Building a Global Registry: Global GHG reporting and standards
18/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
Each program builds on the framework of the GHG Protocol, and uses similar tools such as
online reporting software, a detailed reporting protocol, verification protocols, and trainings to
collect data from companies, local governments, universities and more. Using these tools,
reporters measure their carbon footprint in a transparent, accurate and standardized way, and
then track their emissions over time as they manage their GHG performance.
International Institute for
Environment and
Development (IIED)
World Forum of Civil
Society Forum - UBUNTU
International Centre for
Integrated Mountain
Development (ICIMOD)
Innovation Center for
Energy and Transportation
(iCET)
Caritas Internationalis - a worldwide confederation of 164 supportive Catholic organizations promotes human integral development, taking into account the various aspects of human wellbeing: economic, social, political, cultural, ecological and spiritual, with a view to achieving a
fair and caring society. This approach is supported through the promotion and fulfilment of
human rights, including the right to development, with a preferential option for the poor and the
excluded.
Achieving Sustainable Development through Solidarity Economy
18/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-3 (Riocentro)
The Spirituality and Ethics of Water
18/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-4 (Riocentro)
Open Dialogue on The Future We Choose
18/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
18/06/2012
9:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
Governance for Sustainable Development: Key Messages from
the Americas
18/06/2012
Innovative field actions as leverage for change
9:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
Following the call of Pope Benedict for ?an inner attitude of responsibility, able to inspire a
different lifestyle, with the necessary modest behavior and consumption, in order: to promote
Caritas Internationalis
the good of future generations in sustainable terms; the safeguard of the goods of creation; the
distribution of resources and?the concrete commitment to the development of entire peoples
and nations" (World Food Day 2011), Caritas intends to promote a more just way to achieve
sustainable development through an economic model based on solidarity.
Caritas Internationalis - a worldwide confederation of 164 supportive Catholic organizations promotes human integral development, taking into account the various aspects of human wellbeing: economic, social, political, cultural, ecological and spiritual, with a view to achieving a
fair and caring society. This approach is supported through the promotion and fulfilment of
human rights, including the right to development, with a preferential option for the poor and the
The key principle underlying the Golden Rule is the unity and interconnectedness of all things.
It is one of the cornerstones for dialogue and co operation in promoting more peaceful, just
and sustainable global community.
The growing interfaith and ecumenical movement, especially on the grass root is hope giving
United Religions Iniative
when responding today´s ethical crisis. URI is a global grassroots interfaith network that
cultivates peace and justice by engaging people to bridge religious and cultural differences and (URI)
work together for the good of their communities. Faiths Without Borders has the project Holy
Drop! that speaks for the need for spiritual literacy and ethics of water. The EWN is a network
of churches and Christian organizations promoting people's access to water around the world.
Based on key messages developed at the previous Nobel Laureates Symposia and the GSP
report, the organising partners take the opportunity to present a declaration consisting of a
science-based message on global sustainability to decision-makers, civil society and the
media. This declaration highlights the importance of a science-based approach to sustainable
development and the need for policy and decision-makers to acknowledge science if the world
chooses a more sustainable path.
The OAS through its Department of Sustainable Development (DSD) supports member states
in designing and implementing policies, strategies, programs, and projects to integrate
environmental sustainability with poverty alleviation and economic development, as well as
translating sustainable development goals into concrete actions. The Department also
supports countries in making fundamental decisions which engage all stakeholders, and
encourage accountability for sustainable development principles and institutions.
Consistent with the roles that it played in previous global conferences on environment and
development, the Department has been engaging and collaborating with stakeholders from
throughout the Americas to play a pivotal role in the preparations and outcomes of Rio+20. At
the side event, the OAS-DSD will present the results of this collaborative process, which has
included the organization of a Dialogue Series on a variety of sustainable development
themes, including governance, public participation, energy, climate change, integrated water
resources management, biodiversity, and risk management, among others.
Brazil
Organization of American
States
Field practitioners involved in local initiatives play an important role in the transition towards
sustainable and inclusive development. Technical, social, managerial, and financial innovations
are designed and implemented all around the world by local actors. Due to the lack of a means
of systematically documenting these initiatives, comparable to peer-reviewed publications in
the scientific community, these innovative field actions are not sufficiently reported and shared
and, very often, get lost.
Institut Veolia
FACTS Initiative and its partners propose a method and tools for documenting innovative
Environnement
initiatives undertaken by field practitioners (NGOs, governmental organizations, etc.).
Together, they propose to promote it at Rio+20. This will also be an opportunity to launch
collaborations with partners from all the countries involved in what could be a great project,
whose aim is to establish an available ?Global Database of practices for sustainable and
inclusive developments".
18/06/2012
9:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
Objective of the side event : to promote wide dialogue about the importance of the ISO
international standards as a contribution to the green economy in the sustainable development
context. This side event will provide the attendance with examples on how an international,
consensus-based, multi-stakeholder standards-setting system can achieve global agreement
on the pragmatic implementation of green economy issues at the organizational level.
As a concrete example, ISO has developed an international standard that provides guidance International Organization
on Social Responsibility ? ISO 26000 in 2010. It involved more than 450 participating experts, for Standardization (ISO)
from 99 countries, and 42 organizations in liaison. These experts came from six specifically
identified stakeholder categories of: government, industry, labour, consumers, NGO`s and
academia. Its main topics are organizational governance, human rights, labour practices, the
environment, fair operating practices, consumer issues, and community involvement and
development.
T-4 (Riocentro)
Asia will be the key global driving force economically in the 21st Century and its way of
development will give significant impacts globally. The solution against unsustainable patterns
at the grass root level is essential and should be an integral part of sustainable development
both in Asia and the world. This side event aims to highlight Education for Sustainable
Development (ESD), particularly, (i) the significance of achieving sustainable development in
the local communities, (ii) importance of local community empowerment in achieving local
sustainability, and (iii) key role of NGO)s in local community empowerment and the new
knowledge creation for local sustainability. We will present Asia¡¦s ESD good practices and
experiences by NGOs, leading to an Asia NGO Network on ESD to be established by 2014,
the final year of UN Decade of Education for Sustainable Development.
T-9 (Riocentro)
Communitarian forest management (CFM) is a common practice in several countries of Latin
America. Sustainable communitarian forest management helps to mitigate the effects of
environmental degradation and climate change and promotes rural development by the
creation of more employment opportunities in the forest sector, which strengthens the local
economies and eradicates rural poverty. Thus, the communitarian forest management provides
multiple ecologic, economic and social benefits, and can inspire other nations to learn from the Consejo Civil Mexicano
experiences in Mexico and Central America to adopt similar strategies to promote sustainable para la Silvicultura
Sostenible (CCMSS)
development.
Our side event will show what is crucial for successful and sustainable communitarian forest
management, how it fosters local governance and how it improves local development. At the
same time, challenges and needs will be presented to foster communitarian forest
management that benefits nature and society in the local and global context.
ISO International Standards and Green Economy
18/06/2012
9:30:00
Message from Asian NGO Network on ESD (ANNE): Role of
NGOs in Empowering the Local Community for Sustainable
Development
18/06/2012
9:30:00
Communitarian forest management to assure Sustainable
Development
Aligned Awareness and Action for the Future We Want
18/06/2012
9:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
Rio+20 is an opportunity to redress the breakdown of virtually every system in our
interconnected world. There is a collective understanding among major groups and
governments, that the need for action is critical. Yet, creating systems and frameworks that
enable long-term sustainable living, directly addressing poverty and wellbeing, do not happen
only through policies. There are many avenues through which change occurs, yet the
foundation of all of them is our awareness; our awareness directly determines our actions and
behaviors. In the past, our limited awareness has created actions of exploitation leading to
over-consumption, widespread famine and ecological demise. Creating a new awareness that
assigns deep value to the self, our global family, and the natural world can facilitate true
change. Our panel of experts will speak on different topics considering awareness, so we may
understand how to voluntarily, wisely and transparently commit, to realize the future we want.
Japan Council on the UN
Decade of Education for
Sustainable Development
(ESD-J)
Brahma Kumaris World
Spiritual University
The world has changed dramatically since 1992. Economic power has shifted, corporate
influence has grown and political will has faded. There is a real need to take stock of what we
have learnt and to examine how this can be most usefully applied to new contexts.
18/06/2012
Fair Ideas: Sharing solutions for a sustainable planet
9:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
IIED and PUC-Rio will bring the results from a 2-day conference just before the Summit, and
the diverse set of partners involved in organising this event (see www.fairideas.org for more
information). We will highlight major opportunities to learn from existing practice and to shift to
new patterns of behaviour. These will focus on two main UNCSD issues: ways to ensure SD
Goals are grounded in specific experience and work at national and local levels; and ways in
which a 'green economy' approach makes sense for low income countries and people.
International Institute for
Environment and
Development (IIED)
18/06/2012
9:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
18/06/2012
9:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
Food, sustainability and global democracy: challenges and
perspectives
Mountain knowledge solutions for sustainable green economy
and improved water, food, energy, and environment nexus
According to the last report by FAO, more than 900 million people in the world suffer from
chronicle hunger. As a result of the rise in prices of basic commodities, these numbers are
expected to dramatically increase. Furthermore, even if the first MDG would be achieved, 600
million people would still suffer from hunger. Linked to the financial, economical, energy and
environmental crisis, speculation in the commodity markets ?particularly in the food one- is
becoming a common trend; something that needs to be solved urgently. This situation of world
structural hunger underlines the urgent need to rethink the policies, values and governance
about food related issues.
Sustainability at every level, from an individual household to the global community, depends on
secure supplies of, and equitable access to, water, food, energy and biodiversity. Mountains
play a vital role in this nexus, particularly in the provision of water and biodiversity services.
Mountain ecosystems are much more significant today than they were in 1992 due to the
emerging climate and global changes and challenges. The Rio+20 outcome document needs
to recognize this new reality and take concrete actions since Mountains offer solutions both to
kick-start a sustainable and equitable Green Economy and demonstrate inclusive development
models that have reduced poverty and promoted social and gender equity in both upstream
and downstream contexts. This side event will highlight and share local, national and regional
knowledge-based solutions that are integrative, inclusive and supportive to the water, food and
energy nexus and have promoted green growth strategies and reduced poverty.
The Global Registry Alliance (GRA) is a consortium of programs worldwide actively supporting
efforts to measure and manage greenhouse gas emissions. GRA?s mission is to improve
human and institutional capacity to address climate change through the use of credible,
transparent standards for carbon measurement and management. Three GHG Programs ?
TCR, ECR and GVces ? are working with over 500 organizations to measure, report, verify
and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Reporting organizations include corporations,
government agencies, universities and more, representing more than 30 sectors worldwide.
18/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
Each program builds on the framework of the GHG Protocol, and uses similar tools such as
online reporting software, a detailed reporting protocol, verification protocols, and trainings to
collect data from companies, local governments, universities and more. Using these tools,
reporters measure their carbon footprint in a transparent, accurate and standardized way, and
then track their emissions over time as they manage their GHG performance.
World Forum of Civil
Society Forum - UBUNTU
International Centre for
Integrated Mountain
Development (ICIMOD)
Innovation Center for
Energy and Transportation
(iCET)
Building a Global Registry: Global GHG reporting and standards
Caritas Internationalis - a worldwide confederation of 164 supportive Catholic organizations promotes human integral development, taking into account the various aspects of human wellbeing: economic, social, political, cultural, ecological and spiritual, with a view to achieving a
fair and caring society. This approach is supported through the promotion and fulfilment of
human rights, including the right to development, with a preferential option for the poor and the
excluded.
Achieving Sustainable Development through Solidarity Economy
The Spirituality and Ethics of Water
18/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-3 (Riocentro)
18/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-4 (Riocentro)
Following the call of Pope Benedict for ?an inner attitude of responsibility, able to inspire a
different lifestyle, with the necessary modest behavior and consumption, in order: to promote
Caritas Internationalis
the good of future generations in sustainable terms; the safeguard of the goods of creation; the
distribution of resources and?the concrete commitment to the development of entire peoples
and nations" (World Food Day 2011), Caritas intends to promote a more just way to achieve
sustainable development through an economic model based on solidarity.
Caritas Internationalis - a worldwide confederation of 164 supportive Catholic organizations promotes human integral development, taking into account the various aspects of human wellbeing: economic, social, political, cultural, ecological and spiritual, with a view to achieving a
fair and caring society. This approach is supported through the promotion and fulfilment of
human rights, including the right to development, with a preferential option for the poor and the
The key principle underlying the Golden Rule is the unity and interconnectedness of all things.
It is one of the cornerstones for dialogue and co operation in promoting more peaceful, just
and sustainable global community.
The growing interfaith and ecumenical movement, especially on the grass root is hope giving
United Religions Iniative
when responding today´s ethical crisis. URI is a global grassroots interfaith network that
cultivates peace and justice by engaging people to bridge religious and cultural differences and (URI)
work together for the good of their communities. Faiths Without Borders has the project Holy
Drop! that speaks for the need for spiritual literacy and ethics of water. The EWN is a network
of churches and Christian organizations promoting people's access to water around the world.
18/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
18/06/2012
9:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
Open Dialogue on The Future We Choose
Governance for Sustainable Development: Key Messages from
the Americas
18/06/2012
9:30:00
Based on key messages developed at the previous Nobel Laureates Symposia and the GSP
report, the organising partners take the opportunity to present a declaration consisting of a
science-based message on global sustainability to decision-makers, civil society and the
media. This declaration highlights the importance of a science-based approach to sustainable
development and the need for policy and decision-makers to acknowledge science if the world
chooses a more sustainable path.
The OAS through its Department of Sustainable Development (DSD) supports member states
in designing and implementing policies, strategies, programs, and projects to integrate
environmental sustainability with poverty alleviation and economic development, as well as
translating sustainable development goals into concrete actions. The Department also
supports countries in making fundamental decisions which engage all stakeholders, and
encourage accountability for sustainable development principles and institutions.
Consistent with the roles that it played in previous global conferences on environment and
development, the Department has been engaging and collaborating with stakeholders from
throughout the Americas to play a pivotal role in the preparations and outcomes of Rio+20. At
the side event, the OAS-DSD will present the results of this collaborative process, which has
included the organization of a Dialogue Series on a variety of sustainable development
themes, including governance, public participation, energy, climate change, integrated water
resources management, biodiversity, and risk management, among others.
Brazil
Organization of American
States
T-5 (Riocentro)
Field practitioners involved in local initiatives play an important role in the transition towards
sustainable and inclusive development. Technical, social, managerial, and financial innovations
are designed and implemented all around the world by local actors. Due to the lack of a means
of systematically documenting these initiatives, comparable to peer-reviewed publications in
the scientific community, these innovative field actions are not sufficiently reported and shared
and, very often, get lost.
Institut Veolia
FACTS Initiative and its partners propose a method and tools for documenting innovative
Environnement
initiatives undertaken by field practitioners (NGOs, governmental organizations, etc.).
Together, they propose to promote it at Rio+20. This will also be an opportunity to launch
collaborations with partners from all the countries involved in what could be a great project,
whose aim is to establish an available ?Global Database of practices for sustainable and
inclusive developments".
T-10 (Riocentro)
Objective of the side event : to promote wide dialogue about the importance of the ISO
international standards as a contribution to the green economy in the sustainable development
context. This side event will provide the attendance with examples on how an international,
consensus-based, multi-stakeholder standards-setting system can achieve global agreement
on the pragmatic implementation of green economy issues at the organizational level.
As a concrete example, ISO has developed an international standard that provides guidance International Organization
on Social Responsibility ? ISO 26000 in 2010. It involved more than 450 participating experts, for Standardization (ISO)
from 99 countries, and 42 organizations in liaison. These experts came from six specifically
identified stakeholder categories of: government, industry, labour, consumers, NGO`s and
academia. Its main topics are organizational governance, human rights, labour practices, the
environment, fair operating practices, consumer issues, and community involvement and
development.
T-4 (Riocentro)
Asia will be the key global driving force economically in the 21st Century and its way of
development will give significant impacts globally. The solution against unsustainable patterns
at the grass root level is essential and should be an integral part of sustainable development
both in Asia and the world. This side event aims to highlight Education for Sustainable
Development (ESD), particularly, (i) the significance of achieving sustainable development in
the local communities, (ii) importance of local community empowerment in achieving local
sustainability, and (iii) key role of NGO)s in local community empowerment and the new
knowledge creation for local sustainability. We will present Asia¡¦s ESD good practices and
experiences by NGOs, leading to an Asia NGO Network on ESD to be established by 2014,
the final year of UN Decade of Education for Sustainable Development.
Innovative field actions as leverage for change
18/06/2012
9:30:00
ISO International Standards and Green Economy
18/06/2012
Message from Asian NGO Network on ESD (ANNE): Role of
NGOs in Empowering the Local Community for Sustainable
Development
9:30:00
Japan Council on the UN
Decade of Education for
Sustainable Development
(ESD-J)
18/06/2012
9:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
Communitarian forest management to assure Sustainable
Development
Aligned Awareness and Action for the Future We Want
18/06/2012
9:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
Communitarian forest management (CFM) is a common practice in several countries of Latin
America. Sustainable communitarian forest management helps to mitigate the effects of
environmental degradation and climate change and promotes rural development by the
creation of more employment opportunities in the forest sector, which strengthens the local
economies and eradicates rural poverty. Thus, the communitarian forest management provides
multiple ecologic, economic and social benefits, and can inspire other nations to learn from the Consejo Civil Mexicano
experiences in Mexico and Central America to adopt similar strategies to promote sustainable para la Silvicultura
Sostenible (CCMSS)
development.
Our side event will show what is crucial for successful and sustainable communitarian forest
management, how it fosters local governance and how it improves local development. At the
same time, challenges and needs will be presented to foster communitarian forest
management that benefits nature and society in the local and global context.
Rio+20 is an opportunity to redress the breakdown of virtually every system in our
interconnected world. There is a collective understanding among major groups and
governments, that the need for action is critical. Yet, creating systems and frameworks that
enable long-term sustainable living, directly addressing poverty and wellbeing, do not happen
only through policies. There are many avenues through which change occurs, yet the
foundation of all of them is our awareness; our awareness directly determines our actions and
behaviors. In the past, our limited awareness has created actions of exploitation leading to
over-consumption, widespread famine and ecological demise. Creating a new awareness that
assigns deep value to the self, our global family, and the natural world can facilitate true
change. Our panel of experts will speak on different topics considering awareness, so we may
understand how to voluntarily, wisely and transparently commit, to realize the future we want.
Brahma Kumaris World
Spiritual University
The world has changed dramatically since 1992. Economic power has shifted, corporate
influence has grown and political will has faded. There is a real need to take stock of what we
have learnt and to examine how this can be most usefully applied to new contexts.
18/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
IIED and PUC-Rio will bring the results from a 2-day conference just before the Summit, and
the diverse set of partners involved in organising this event (see www.fairideas.org for more
information). We will highlight major opportunities to learn from existing practice and to shift to
new patterns of behaviour. These will focus on two main UNCSD issues: ways to ensure SD
Goals are grounded in specific experience and work at national and local levels; and ways in
which a 'green economy' approach makes sense for low income countries and people.
International Institute for
Environment and
Development (IIED)
Fair Ideas: Sharing solutions for a sustainable planet
18/06/2012
9:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
18/06/2012
9:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
Food, sustainability and global democracy: challenges and
perspectives
Mountain knowledge solutions for sustainable green economy
and improved water, food, energy, and environment nexus
According to the last report by FAO, more than 900 million people in the world suffer from
chronicle hunger. As a result of the rise in prices of basic commodities, these numbers are
expected to dramatically increase. Furthermore, even if the first MDG would be achieved, 600
million people would still suffer from hunger. Linked to the financial, economical, energy and
environmental crisis, speculation in the commodity markets ?particularly in the food one- is
becoming a common trend; something that needs to be solved urgently. This situation of world
structural hunger underlines the urgent need to rethink the policies, values and governance
about food related issues.
Sustainability at every level, from an individual household to the global community, depends on
secure supplies of, and equitable access to, water, food, energy and biodiversity. Mountains
play a vital role in this nexus, particularly in the provision of water and biodiversity services.
Mountain ecosystems are much more significant today than they were in 1992 due to the
emerging climate and global changes and challenges. The Rio+20 outcome document needs
to recognize this new reality and take concrete actions since Mountains offer solutions both to
kick-start a sustainable and equitable Green Economy and demonstrate inclusive development
models that have reduced poverty and promoted social and gender equity in both upstream
and downstream contexts. This side event will highlight and share local, national and regional
knowledge-based solutions that are integrative, inclusive and supportive to the water, food and
energy nexus and have promoted green growth strategies and reduced poverty.
World Forum of Civil
Society Forum - UBUNTU
International Centre for
Integrated Mountain
Development (ICIMOD)
The Global Registry Alliance (GRA) is a consortium of programs worldwide actively supporting
efforts to measure and manage greenhouse gas emissions. GRA?s mission is to improve
human and institutional capacity to address climate change through the use of credible,
transparent standards for carbon measurement and management. Three GHG Programs ?
TCR, ECR and GVces ? are working with over 500 organizations to measure, report, verify
and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Reporting organizations include corporations,
government agencies, universities and more, representing more than 30 sectors worldwide.
18/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
Each program builds on the framework of the GHG Protocol, and uses similar tools such as
online reporting software, a detailed reporting protocol, verification protocols, and trainings to
collect data from companies, local governments, universities and more. Using these tools,
reporters measure their carbon footprint in a transparent, accurate and standardized way, and
then track their emissions over time as they manage their GHG performance.
Innovation Center for
Energy and Transportation
(iCET)
Building a Global Registry: Global GHG reporting and standards
Caritas Internationalis - a worldwide confederation of 164 supportive Catholic organizations promotes human integral development, taking into account the various aspects of human wellbeing: economic, social, political, cultural, ecological and spiritual, with a view to achieving a
fair and caring society. This approach is supported through the promotion and fulfilment of
human rights, including the right to development, with a preferential option for the poor and the
excluded.
Achieving Sustainable Development through Solidarity Economy
18/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-3 (Riocentro)
18/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-4 (Riocentro)
Following the call of Pope Benedict for ?an inner attitude of responsibility, able to inspire a
different lifestyle, with the necessary modest behavior and consumption, in order: to promote
Caritas Internationalis
the good of future generations in sustainable terms; the safeguard of the goods of creation; the
distribution of resources and?the concrete commitment to the development of entire peoples
and nations" (World Food Day 2011), Caritas intends to promote a more just way to achieve
sustainable development through an economic model based on solidarity.
Caritas Internationalis - a worldwide confederation of 164 supportive Catholic organizations promotes human integral development, taking into account the various aspects of human wellbeing: economic, social, political, cultural, ecological and spiritual, with a view to achieving a
fair and caring society. This approach is supported through the promotion and fulfilment of
human rights, including the right to development, with a preferential option for the poor and the
The key principle underlying the Golden Rule is the unity and interconnectedness of all things.
It is one of the cornerstones for dialogue and co operation in promoting more peaceful, just
and sustainable global community.
The growing interfaith and ecumenical movement, especially on the grass root is hope giving
United Religions Iniative
when responding today´s ethical crisis. URI is a global grassroots interfaith network that
cultivates peace and justice by engaging people to bridge religious and cultural differences and (URI)
work together for the good of their communities. Faiths Without Borders has the project Holy
Drop! that speaks for the need for spiritual literacy and ethics of water. The EWN is a network
of churches and Christian organizations promoting people's access to water around the world.
The Spirituality and Ethics of Water
18/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
18/06/2012
9:30:00
Auditório da Embrapa Solos
Open Dialogue on The Future We Choose
Painelista: Lourdes Mendoça - Chefe da Embrapa Solos
Based on key messages developed at the previous Nobel Laureates Symposia and the GSP
report, the organising partners take the opportunity to present a declaration consisting of a
science-based message on global sustainability to decision-makers, civil society and the
media. This declaration highlights the importance of a science-based approach to sustainable
development and the need for policy and decision-makers to acknowledge science if the world
chooses a more sustainable path.
Embrapa
Evento aberto ao público em geral
Reunião da Comissão Nacional de Desenvolvimento
Sustentável de Povos e Comunidades Tradicionais.
18/06/2012
Sustainable Development Dialogues: Sustainable Energy for All
18/06/2012
10:00:00
MAM
10:00:00
Riocentro
Projeto Imagem-Identidade
18/06/2012
10:00:00
Cantagalo- PavãoPavãozinho
Cúpula dos Prefeitos: Rumo a um Futuro de Baixo Carbono - II Apresentação do Plano de Desenvolvimento de Baixo Carbono
da Cidade Rio de Janeiro
18/06/2012
10:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Painelista: luca Montonarella - CE/JRC
18/06/2012
10:20:00
Auditório da Embrapa Solos
Cúpula dos Prefeitos: Painel II - Governança Multilateral
Side Event SEBRAE (Painel)
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
10:30:00
11:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Riocentro
Brazil
OFFICIAL EVENTS
Ministério do
Desenvolvimento Social e
Combate à Fome
José Rubens Gomes,Paulo
Maldos, Silvio Albuquerque
Governo brasileiro
Exposição de fotos tiradas durante a preparação da Feira Rio+20 e de imagens da
comunidade reunidas ao longo de 3 anos de trabalho da Entrelaces e do fotógrafo Ronaldo
Silva junto às comunidades do Cantagalo, Pavão e Pavãozinho
Evento Fechado
Prefeitura
Embrapa
Evento Fechado
Prefeitura
SEBRAE
Juiz e Meio Ambiente – Jurisdição Ambiental
Desenvolvimento Regional nas Contas de Governo
Eólicas
Solar (com Pituaçu)
Cacau para Sempre
Trabalho Decente
Economia Solidária
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
11:00:00
11:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Parque dos Atletas
18/06/2012
11:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Cúpula dos Prefeitos: Painel III - Coesão entre territórios
18/06/2012
11:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Forum Empresarial RIO+20 (Brazilian Business Forum RIO+20)
18/06/2012
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
RIO 2012: Sustainable Development Out of the Age of
Innocence
18/06/2012
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
Boosting renewable energy in Brazil
18/06/2012
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
Discorre sobre a criação das Varas Ambientais, significado e importância desta
especialização. Traz observações sobre o exercício da jurisdição ambiental na Justiça Federal
e aponta a necessidade de educação ambiental de juízes e servidores. Apresenta casos
Tribunal Regional Federal
concretos de decisões ambientais. Evento aberto ao público. Palestrantes: Cândido Alfredo
da 4ª Região.
Silva Leal Júnior (Juiz Federal, Seção Judiciária do Rio Grande do Sul - TRF4) e Mariana
Almeida Passos de Freitas (servidora da Seção Judiciária do Paraná - TRF4).
Cândido Alfredo Silva Leal
Júnior e Mariana Almeida
Passos de Freitas
1) TCU: competências, estrutura e forma de atuação. 2) Contas de Governo: visão geral,
forma de atuação para elaboração do relatório e parecer prévio, principais objetivos. 3)
Desenvolvimento Regional, 3.1) A persistência da desigualdade regional, 3.2) A Atuação
Tribunal de contas da
Governamental por meio da Política Nacional de Desenvolvimento Regional (PNDR), 3.3)
União.
Problemas recorrentes, 3.4) Aprimoramentos verificados, 3.5) Atuação do TCU. Evento aberto
ao público. Palestrante: Leonardo Rodrigues Albernaz, Auditor, TCU.
Leonardo Rodrigues
Albernaz
1) Avanço da energia eólica na região semiárida; 2) Avanço da energia solar com destaque
para o primeiro estádio auto-sustentável em energia na América Latina; 3) Recuperação e
verticalização da cultura do cacau Cabruca para a agricultura familiar; 4) Inclusão social com
empregos verdes; 5) Incubadoras de empresas solidárias.
Evento Fechado
Room UN4
Room UN3
Room UN2
Governo do Estado da
Bahia.
Prefeitura
FÛrum Empresarial RIO+20
(Brazilian Forum
Empresarial)
Centre International de
Recherche sur
l'Environnement et le
Developpement (CIRED)
Instituto IDEAL- Instituto
para o Desenvolvimento de
Energias Alternativas na
America Latina
evento público
Juiz e Meio Ambiente - Jurisdição Ambiental
Global Bioenergy Partnership Seminar
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
11:00:00
11:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
T-5 (Riocentro)
Analice Marques Bolzan
The Global Bioenergy Partnership promotes the transition away from the unsustainable,
traditional ways of deriving energy from biomass and towards the sustainable production and
use of modern bioenergy. The traditional use of biomass, such as burning fuelwood for cooking
and heating, drives environmental degradation and damages human health and welfare.
Sustainable, modern bioenergy offers a means to improve energy access and to reduce
negative effects on human health and the environment.
Access to clean and affordable energy is a prerequisite to sustainable development. Energy
produced sustainably from biomass can play a major role in achieving the goal of ?Sustainable
Energy for All?. GBEP supports the transition to sustainable, modern bioenergy by fostering
Global Bioenergy
the sharing of best practices, encouraging the spread of relevant technologies, creating peer- Partnership
to-peer learning networks, and triggering new investment. An intended benefit of these
activities is to help sustainably intensify agriculture in regions where productivity is low. Driven
by the goal of promoting a vibrant, sustainable bioenergy sector, the Global Bioenergy
Partnership developed 24 indicators of sustainable bioenergy production and use. Evaluating
these indicators will provide environmental, social and economic data, to policy-makers and
other stakeholders so that they can:
1) inform the development of national bioenergy policies and programmes;
2) encourage monitoring and evaluation of the environmental, social and economic impacts of
modern bioenergy production and use; and
Dr. Cândido Alfredo Silva
Leal Junior - Juiz
Federal/TRF4 e Mariana P.
de Freitas - Servidora
SJPR/TRF4
​ reen Economy and Social Governance at the companies, local
Aims to discuss the idea of G
governments and civil society. The event brings together companies from the sectors of Trade,
Industry, Services and related areas in order to discuss the actions that are aimed at the
sustainability of their business, with extensive emphasis on modern concepts of Green
Economy, Governance, Education and Social Transition .
Forum Empresarial RIO+20 ( Brazilian Business Forum RIO+20)
RIO 2012: Sustainable Development Out of the Age of
Innocence
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
11:00:00
11:00:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
T-10 (Riocentro)
Boosting renewable energy in Brazil
18/06/2012
11:00:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
Apresentações e Oficinas Fulni-Ô na Estação General Osório
18/06/2012
11:00:00
Ipanema
MAIN GOALS
Contributing to the Creation of New Governance Indicators for Social
Debating the Green Economy in its different pillars.
Listen to the society and its industries.
Create a database with the Information Obtained.
Mapping the Positive and Negative Results
Performing Other Regional Meetings to RIO +20
Gather a Bank Experiences About Green Economy with CASES OF REFERENCE.
Contribute to the "Future We Want"
Contribute to the Shares of the RIO +20
Revisit the Green Economy
Recognizing the Social and Environmental Actions Aimed at Education Transition
Assist and contribute to Actions For the Reduction of Poverty in the World
Valuing Assets
Resize the Economy.
This event will examine why transforming the various declarations, conventions and Protocols
into practical policies remains unfinished business, and on how to move forward in an adverse
context marked by the financial crisis and concerns about the consequences of economic
globalization. The underlying premise is that neither scientific alerts nor ethical claims alone are
convincing enough to induce collective action. We must outgrow the ?age of innocence? and
recognize that the financial crisis and its trail of unemployment, worsening poverty and
international tensions put decision-makers under harsh pressures when real choices must be
made.
The first roundtable will derive lessons from past experience on how scientific knowledge is
received and incorporated in societies responses, and on how solidarity with future generations
can be operationalized. The second roundtable will be devoted to the articulation of top-down
search for reforms and bottom-up initiatives by local authorities to promote sustainable
development.
The Green Economy (EV) is a key focus of the Rio +20, a term originally understood by the
UNEP as "that which results in improvement of human welfare and social equality while
reducing significant environmental risks and ecological scarcity. "As the energy security is one
of the themes established by the Brazilian government to be discussed at Rio +20, it raise the
question of how to ensure energy for all, consistently while ensuring compliance with the
principles of a green economy? Exploring all potential to use renewable energy is one path to
be followed. This side event intends to contribute on this debate showing what have being
done in Brazil to promote distributed generation from renewable energy sources in projects
connected to the grid.
Apresentação de cantos e danças e oficinas bilíngües (port/inglês) de coreografia e danças
indígenas.
Forum Empresarial RIO+20
(Brazilian Forum
Empresarial)
Centre International de
Recherche sur
l'Environnement et le
Développement (CIRED)
Instituto IDEAL- Instituto
para o Desenvolvimento de
Energias Alternativas na
America Latina
18/06/2012
11:00:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
Global Bioenergy Partnership Seminar
The Global Bioenergy Partnership promotes the transition away from the unsustainable,
traditional ways of deriving energy from biomass and towards the sustainable production and
use of modern bioenergy. The traditional use of biomass, such as burning fuelwood for cooking
and heating, drives environmental degradation and damages human health and welfare.
Sustainable, modern bioenergy offers a means to improve energy access and to reduce
negative effects on human health and the environment.
Access to clean and affordable energy is a prerequisite to sustainable development. Energy
produced sustainably from biomass can play a major role in achieving the goal of ?Sustainable
Energy for All?. GBEP supports the transition to sustainable, modern bioenergy by fostering
Global Bioenergy
the sharing of best practices, encouraging the spread of relevant technologies, creating peer- Partnership
to-peer learning networks, and triggering new investment. An intended benefit of these
activities is to help sustainably intensify agriculture in regions where productivity is low. Driven
by the goal of promoting a vibrant, sustainable bioenergy sector, the Global Bioenergy
Partnership developed 24 indicators of sustainable bioenergy production and use. Evaluating
these indicators will provide environmental, social and economic data, to policy-makers and
other stakeholders so that they can:
1) inform the development of national bioenergy policies and programmes;
2) encourage monitoring and evaluation of the environmental, social and economic impacts of
modern bioenergy production and use; and
Aims to discuss the idea of G
​ reen Economy and Social Governance at the companies, local
governments and civil society. The event brings together companies from the sectors of Trade,
Industry, Services and related areas in order to discuss the actions that are aimed at the
sustainability of their business, with extensive emphasis on modern concepts of Green
Economy, Governance, Education and Social Transition .
MAIN GOALS
Contributing to the Creation of New Governance Indicators for Social
Debating the Green Economy in its different pillars.
Listen to the society and its industries.
18/06/2012
11:00:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Create a database with the Information Obtained.
Forum Empresarial RIO+20
(Brazilian Forum
Empresarial)
Mapping the Positive and Negative Results
Performing Other Regional Meetings to RIO +20
Gather a Bank Experiences About Green Economy with CASES OF REFERENCE.
Contribute to the "Future We Want"
Contribute to the Shares of the RIO +20
Revisit the Green Economy
Recognizing the Social and Environmental Actions Aimed at Education Transition
Forum Empresarial RIO+20 ( Brazilian Business Forum RIO+20)
18/06/2012
RIO 2012: Sustainable Development Out of the Age of
Innocence
11:00:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
Assist
and will
contribute
to why
Actions
For the Reduction
of declarations,
Poverty in theconventions
World
This
event
examine
transforming
the various
and Protocols
into practical policies remains unfinished business, and on how to move forward in an adverse
context marked by the financial crisis and concerns about the consequences of economic
globalization. The underlying premise is that neither scientific alerts nor ethical claims alone are
convincing enough to induce collective action. We must outgrow the ?age of innocence? and
recognize that the financial crisis and its trail of unemployment, worsening poverty and
international tensions put decision-makers under harsh pressures when real choices must be
made.
The first roundtable will derive lessons from past experience on how scientific knowledge is
received and incorporated in societies responses, and on how solidarity with future generations
can be operationalized. The second roundtable will be devoted to the articulation of top-down
search for reforms and bottom-up initiatives by local authorities to promote sustainable
development.
Centre International de
Recherche sur
l'Environnement et le
Développement (CIRED)
Boosting renewable energy in Brazil
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
11:00:00
11:00:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
T-5 (Riocentro)
Global Bioenergy Partnership Seminar
The Green Economy (EV) is a key focus of the Rio +20, a term originally understood by the
UNEP as "that which results in improvement of human welfare and social equality while
reducing significant environmental risks and ecological scarcity. "As the energy security is one
of the themes established by the Brazilian government to be discussed at Rio +20, it raise the
question of how to ensure energy for all, consistently while ensuring compliance with the
principles of a green economy? Exploring all potential to use renewable energy is one path to
be followed. This side event intends to contribute on this debate showing what have being
done in Brazil to promote distributed generation from renewable energy sources in projects
connected to the grid.
Instituto IDEAL- Instituto
para o Desenvolvimento de
Energias Alternativas na
America Latina
The Global Bioenergy Partnership promotes the transition away from the unsustainable,
traditional ways of deriving energy from biomass and towards the sustainable production and
use of modern bioenergy. The traditional use of biomass, such as burning fuelwood for cooking
and heating, drives environmental degradation and damages human health and welfare.
Sustainable, modern bioenergy offers a means to improve energy access and to reduce
negative effects on human health and the environment.
Access to clean and affordable energy is a prerequisite to sustainable development. Energy
produced sustainably from biomass can play a major role in achieving the goal of ?Sustainable
Energy for All?. GBEP supports the transition to sustainable, modern bioenergy by fostering
Global Bioenergy
the sharing of best practices, encouraging the spread of relevant technologies, creating peer- Partnership
to-peer learning networks, and triggering new investment. An intended benefit of these
activities is to help sustainably intensify agriculture in regions where productivity is low. Driven
by the goal of promoting a vibrant, sustainable bioenergy sector, the Global Bioenergy
Partnership developed 24 indicators of sustainable bioenergy production and use. Evaluating
these indicators will provide environmental, social and economic data, to policy-makers and
other stakeholders so that they can:
1) inform the development of national bioenergy policies and programmes;
2) encourage monitoring and evaluation of the environmental, social and economic impacts of
modern bioenergy production and use; and
Aims to discuss the idea of G
​ reen Economy and Social Governance at the companies, local
governments and civil society. The event brings together companies from the sectors of Trade,
Industry, Services and related areas in order to discuss the actions that are aimed at the
sustainability of their business, with extensive emphasis on modern concepts of Green
Economy, Governance, Education and Social Transition .
MAIN GOALS
Contributing to the Creation of New Governance Indicators for Social
Debating the Green Economy in its different pillars.
Listen to the society and its industries.
18/06/2012
11:00:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Create a database with the Information Obtained.
Mapping the Positive and Negative Results
Performing Other Regional Meetings to RIO +20
Gather a Bank Experiences About Green Economy with CASES OF REFERENCE.
Contribute to the "Future We Want"
Contribute to the Shares of the RIO +20
Revisit the Green Economy
Recognizing the Social and Environmental Actions Aimed at Education Transition
Forum Empresarial RIO+20 ( Brazilian Business Forum RIO+20)
Assist and contribute to Actions For the Reduction of Poverty in the World
Forum Empresarial RIO+20
(Brazilian Forum
Empresarial)
18/06/2012
11:00:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
RIO 2012: Sustainable Development Out of the Age of
Innocence
Boosting renewable energy in Brazil
Painelista: Ronald Vargas - FAO
Reunião de Secretários de Ambiente dos Estados e Municípios ABEMA/ ANAMMA/AEMERJ
Global Town Hall – ICLEI
Rio+20 Global Town Hall
Review of China's Sustainable Development 1992 - 2011: A
perspective from Chinese civil society
18/06/2012
11:00:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
18/06/2012
11:00:00
Auditório da Embrapa Solos
18/06/2012
11:30:00
Parque dos Atletas
18/06/2012
11:30:00
Parque dos Atletas
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
Parque dos Atletas
T-6 (Riocentro)
This event will examine why transforming the various declarations, conventions and Protocols
into practical policies remains unfinished business, and on how to move forward in an adverse
context marked by the financial crisis and concerns about the consequences of economic
globalization. The underlying premise is that neither scientific alerts nor ethical claims alone are
convincing enough to induce collective action. We must outgrow the ?age of innocence? and
recognize that the financial crisis and its trail of unemployment, worsening poverty and
international tensions put decision-makers under harsh pressures when real choices must be
made.
The first roundtable will derive lessons from past experience on how scientific knowledge is
received and incorporated in societies responses, and on how solidarity with future generations
can be operationalized. The second roundtable will be devoted to the articulation of top-down
search for reforms and bottom-up initiatives by local authorities to promote sustainable
development.
The Green Economy (EV) is a key focus of the Rio +20, a term originally understood by the
UNEP as "that which results in improvement of human welfare and social equality while
reducing significant environmental risks and ecological scarcity. "As the energy security is one
of the themes established by the Brazilian government to be discussed at Rio +20, it raise the
question of how to ensure energy for all, consistently while ensuring compliance with the
principles of a green economy? Exploring all potential to use renewable energy is one path to
be followed. This side event intends to contribute on this debate showing what have being
done in Brazil to promote distributed generation from renewable energy sources in projects
connected to the grid.
Centre International de
Recherche sur
l'Environnement et le
Développement (CIRED)
Instituto IDEAL- Instituto
para o Desenvolvimento de
Energias Alternativas na
America Latina
Embrapa
Evento Público
Evento Público
The Rio+20 Global Town Hall is the main setting at Rio+20 to discuss ICLEI’s sustainable
urban future! Mayors and local government officials from around the world will address how
they can best contribute to “greening” the urban economy, to protecting the global common
goods and to improving global and local governance systems. Main speakers: Ban Ki Moon,
Secretary General of the United Nations*
Hillary Clinton, Secretary of State of the United States*
Mpho Parks Tau, Mayor of Johannesburg, South Africa
Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani, Crown Prince of Qatar*
Mercedes Bresso, President of EU Committee of Regions
Ilmar Reepalu, Mayor of Malmö, Sweden, Chair of the ENVE Commission of the EU
Committee of the Regions
Peter Altmaier, Minister for Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety, Germany*
Asim Güzelbey, Mayor of Gaziantep, Turkey
Villy Søvndal, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Denmark*
David Cadman, ICLEI President
Maurice Strong, Secretary General of the 1992 Rio Earth Summit*
Dilma Roussed, President of Brazil*
Jacob Zuma, President of South Africa*
Christiana Figueres, Executive Secretary of UNFCCC
Jean-Marc Ayrault, Prime Minister of France*
*To be confirmed
Casa Civil
Casa Civil
Ban Ki Moon; Hillary Clinton;
Mpho Parks Tau; Sheikh
Tamim bin Hamad bin Khalifa
Al-Than; Ilmar Reepalu; Peter
Altmaier; Asim Güzelbey;
David Cadman; Dilma
Rousseff; Jacob Zuma;
Christiana Figueres; JeanMarc Ayrault
ICLEI-Local Governments
for Sustainability
Twenty years ago, not a single NGO representative from China participated in the 1992 Rio
Summit. In fact, there were no environmental NGO in China at that time. However, in recent
years, the environmental NGO community has developed rapidly in China to become one of
the most vibrant and vocal civil society sectors in promoting sustainable development. It has
also played important roles in enabling and facilitating public participation in sustainability
issues, as well as catalyzing cross-sector cooperation among youth, corporations, foundations, China Association for NGO
research institutes and media. This side event, as part of the ?China Going Green? Dialogues Cooperation
and based on the findings of the collaborative report by Chinese NGOs reviewing sustainable
development over the past 20 years, will address the current state of public participation in
sustainable development, the roles and challenges of NGOs, and the future of green
citizenship in China
The intersection of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), with the challenges of
environmental, social and economic sustainability forms a critical nexus for the future of
sustainable development and poverty eradication. Technology has long played a crucial part in
economic and social development, and its evolution has continually raised the thresholds of
possibility. In order to unleash the full potential of technology as an enabler for sustainable
economic and social development throughout the developing world, a global strategy
leveraging the power of technology is needed.
The Impact of New Technologies and ICTs on Sustainable
Development
18/06/2012
11:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
RIO Panel on Humanity & Environment = Our World's Resources
18/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-E (Riocentro)
Entrepreneurship Forum on Green Business Opportunities
The Sustainable and Just City
Implications of the triple disaster in Japan in a post-Rio+20 world
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
11:30:00
P3-F (Riocentro)
T-4 (Riocentro)
P3-B (Riocentro)
Global Alliance for ICT and
The importance of sustainability has been recognized in development policy since the United
Development GAID/OICT
Nations first Summit on that theme in the early 1990s and today it is being revived with the
RIO+20 Summit that aims at securing renewed political commitment. A sustainable
development approach must be holistic and analyze its three pillars: economic, social and
environmental trends, and the interactions between them. The link between ICT and
sustainable development recognizes the existence of both significant opportunities and
threats.On the one hand, there is optimism that the ?new economy? will bring
?dematerialization?, a reduction in movement of goods, and a general decoupling of economic
growth and resource use, on the other hand, there is fear that current unsustainable trends will
This will be a panel discussion on the framework and foundation for a World Constitution for
Global Campaign for
our environment, so humanity can live in better balance with our world?s resources.
Climate Action (GCCA)
The forum aims to introduce the practice of Chinese enterprises? adoption of energy-saving
and environmental-friendly technologies in the process of sustainable development so that the
world may know better the unremitting efforts Chinese enterprises are making in environmental
protection, ecological building and resources recycling, etc. to explore an appropriate economic
development path suited to Chinese national conditions
The Chinese entrepreneurs wish to build a bridge with entrepreneurs of other countries and a United Nations Association
of China
platform for more communication through the forum. Entrepreneurs of other countries are
welcome to the forum and participate in the discussion, which we hope will enhance
understanding, offer new ways for mutual-beneficial cooperation and make contributions to the
sustainable development of the world.
Now that over half of the world?s population lives in cities, sustainable urbanization is an
important new opportunity for the UN?s efforts to advance sustainable development and
poverty reduction. This side event will offer a vision for sustainable and just cities and
showcase what leaders and practitioners have learned in the implementation of promising
initiatives. Speakers will discuss the crucial leadership of mayors and who are scaling up
successful strategies in partnership with the world?s heads of state, environmental ministers,
civil society organizations, and business leaders. The Ford Foundation will discuss the role of Ford Foundation
philanthropic institutions in generating greater resources and attention to the challenges of
accommodating the 2 billion additional residents that are expected to reside in the world's cities
by 2050. Attendees will be invited to share their ideas about to strengthen collaboration
between practitioners, leaders, and key stakeholders to achieve a vision of sustainable and
just cities.
Addressing one of the seven critical issues identified by UNDESA for Rio+20, the purpose of
this side event is to reflect on the triple disasters in Japan in 2011 and draw lessons for
governance and policy from the international to the local level for developing resilience to
hazards in the context of sustainable development in a post-Rio+20 world. Considering that the Institute for Global
Environmental Strategies
discussion will focus on contemporary and forward-looking issues, the outcomes should
directly inform the ongoing process for developing Sustainable Development Goals, as disaster
risk reduction and resilience has been proposed as one potential goal.
Advancing Sustainability through Communication and
Collaboration
18/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
This session will provide training in communication and strategic collaboration for policy
makers, practitioners, and scientists working to advance sustainability. Leaders who know how
to locate, talk to, and build relationships with experts can obtain current information on science
and technology and feedback on policy alternatives to help design and implement effective
policies. Scientists who talk with leaders and practitioners can design research relevant to
societal problems and provide better links between science and policy. Communications
University of Colorado
training will help scientists to present research in a concise and accessible manner.
Practitioners who know how to use both policy and science can shape more effective
programs. Encouraging policy makers, practitioners, and scientists to communicate with each
other and to build strategic collaborative relationships will create powerful networks working
toward sustainable solutions to societal problems, and will lead to more sustainable public
policies and programs at all levels of governance.
This event will profile some of the world?s most innovative ?natural capital partnerships?
implementing integrated approaches toward the transition to green growth and green
economies today. It will promote a south-south knowledge exchange and commitments from
Mexico, the Coastal Eastern Africa region and Asia?s Greater Mekong Subregion.
Securing Food, Water and Energy in the World's Most Valued
Ecoregions
Promote Adaptation by Reducing Vulnerability and Increasing
Resilience
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
T-6 (Riocentro)
Natural ecosystems provide economically valuable services vital to human welfare such as
food, water, energy, and carbon sequestration. In many of the world?s ecoregions, declines in
natural capital continue, causing negative impacts that contribute to increase poverty levels.
Solutions are emerging, however. Across Africa, Asia-Pacific and Latin America, models for
inclusive green growth are evolving through a range of integrated strategies and regional
cooperation initiatives. This event will provide a forum for governments on the cutting edge of
green economy innovations to profile integrated and collaborative approaches that enhance
freshwater, forest, agricultural, and marine resources ? the vital building blocks of a
sustainable future.
Worldwide Fund for Nature
The main purpose of this workshop is to present the need to invest in public policies and in
practices from smallholder farmers on adaptation in order to build resilience to face climate
changes. The workshop will launch an international database of experiences and practices on
adaptation from different smallholder farmers around the world, which aims to share
ActionAid International
experiences so that others can replicate or adapt these practices into their contexts. There will
be also a community leader to explain how the practice empowered the community to face the
climate change maintaining or improving their production and lives.
We are at a turning point in which it is not only necessary to tackle global challenges, but also
to address the disconnect between generations in order to produce new and greener ideas,
attitudes, habits and a sense of responsibility and accountability linked to our daily actions.
Today?s youth can and shall lead this shift by collaborating with previous generations.
Beyond Rio+20: A Global Youth Movement for Sustainable
Development
18/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-F (Riocentro)
Current leaders and youth representatives have come together to make young people?s voice, European Students' Forum
interests, needs, actions, and visions a key part of Rio+20. Such cooperation efforts must
(AEGEE)
continue after the UN summit. The event will therefore discuss future scenarios both in terms
of priorities for the movement (SDGs, education?) and form (through the Major Groups or an
independent alliance?). Feedback will be sought from other stakeholders, whose partnership
will be fundamental in making a long-term youth movement flourish for a sustainable future.
Sustainability Revisited: Population, Reproductive Health & the
Planet
Dublin Rio Principles, where do we stand, what lessons learned
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
11:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
P3-6 (Riocentro)
T-6 (Riocentro)
Mary Robinson and the Aspen Institute?s Global Leaders Council for Reproductive Health
(GLC) will convene a high-level moderated dialogue to raise the profile of human development,
gender and reproductive health within the Rio+20 UN Conference on Sustainable
Development. Members of the GLC and other high-level leaders will speak to the role of
human development and reproductive health in the new and emerging global discussion of
sustainable development.
Featured speakers will include:
Aspen Institute
Gro Harlem Brundtland, Former Prime Minister of Norway;
Musimbi Kanyoro, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Global Fund for Women;
Tewodros Melesse, Director General of the International Planned Parenthood Federation;
Mary Robinson, Former President of Ireland and President of the Mary Robinson Foundation ?
Climate Justice;
Tim Wirth, President of the United Nations Foundation.
In line with Dublin/Rio conferences (1992) mandates, AMCOW has provided leadership and
commitment in gender mainstreaming by elaborating the AMCOW Gender Policy and Strategy
in the water sector. Many governments, civil society and development agencies have also
adopted gender sensitive policies and programmes suggesting that there exists considerable
knowledge and lessons learnt. GWP is currently elaborating a GWP gender Strategy for the
GWP Network.
Global Water Partnership
AMCOW, GWP; UNDP; Cap-Net; SaciWATERs, the Center for Public Health and Climate
(GWP)
Change at the Public Health Institute and GWA plan to convene a gender implementation
event at the Rio+20 conference. The event will review progress made and facilitate information
exchange on strategies, actions, approaches, partnerships/networks lessons learnt and
gender mainstreaming needs. This event seeks to share knowledge so as to support Africa?s
implementation of the AMCOW gender strategy and to develop an Africa network that will
support AMCOW and bring these issues forward beyond RIO+20.
Twenty years ago, not a single NGO representative from China participated in the 1992 Rio
Summit. In fact, there were no environmental NGO in China at that time. However, in recent
years, the environmental NGO community has developed rapidly in China to become one of
the most vibrant and vocal civil society sectors in promoting sustainable development. It has
also played important roles in enabling and facilitating public participation in sustainability
issues, as well as catalyzing cross-sector cooperation among youth, corporations, foundations, China Association for NGO
research institutes and media. This side event, as part of the ?China Going Green? Dialogues Cooperation
and based on the findings of the collaborative report by Chinese NGOs reviewing sustainable
development over the past 20 years, will address the current state of public participation in
sustainable development, the roles and challenges of NGOs, and the future of green
citizenship in China
Review of China's Sustainable Development 1992 - 2011: A
perspective from Chinese civil society
The intersection of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), with the challenges of
environmental, social and economic sustainability forms a critical nexus for the future of
sustainable development and poverty eradication. Technology has long played a crucial part in
economic and social development, and its evolution has continually raised the thresholds of
possibility. In order to unleash the full potential of technology as an enabler for sustainable
economic and social development throughout the developing world, a global strategy
leveraging the power of technology is needed.
18/06/2012
11:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
18/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-E (Riocentro)
The Impact of New Technologies and ICTs on Sustainable
Development
RIO Panel on Humanity & Environment = Our World's Resources
Global Alliance for ICT and
The importance of sustainability has been recognized in development policy since the United
Development GAID/OICT
Nations first Summit on that theme in the early 1990s and today it is being revived with the
RIO+20 Summit that aims at securing renewed political commitment. A sustainable
development approach must be holistic and analyze its three pillars: economic, social and
environmental trends, and the interactions between them. The link between ICT and
sustainable development recognizes the existence of both significant opportunities and
threats.On the one hand, there is optimism that the ?new economy? will bring
?dematerialization?, a reduction in movement of goods, and a general decoupling of economic
growth and resource use, on the other hand, there is fear that current unsustainable trends will
This will be a panel discussion on the framework and foundation for a World Constitution for
Global Campaign for
our environment, so humanity can live in better balance with our world?s resources.
Climate Action (GCCA)
18/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-F (Riocentro)
The forum aims to introduce the practice of Chinese enterprises? adoption of energy-saving
and environmental-friendly technologies in the process of sustainable development so that the
world may know better the unremitting efforts Chinese enterprises are making in environmental
protection, ecological building and resources recycling, etc. to explore an appropriate economic
development path suited to Chinese national conditions
The Chinese entrepreneurs wish to build a bridge with entrepreneurs of other countries and a United Nations Association
of China
platform for more communication through the forum. Entrepreneurs of other countries are
welcome to the forum and participate in the discussion, which we hope will enhance
understanding, offer new ways for mutual-beneficial cooperation and make contributions to the
sustainable development of the world.
Entrepreneurship Forum on Green Business Opportunities
18/06/2012
11:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
Now that over half of the world?s population lives in cities, sustainable urbanization is an
important new opportunity for the UN?s efforts to advance sustainable development and
poverty reduction. This side event will offer a vision for sustainable and just cities and
showcase what leaders and practitioners have learned in the implementation of promising
initiatives. Speakers will discuss the crucial leadership of mayors and who are scaling up
successful strategies in partnership with the world?s heads of state, environmental ministers,
civil society organizations, and business leaders. The Ford Foundation will discuss the role of Ford Foundation
philanthropic institutions in generating greater resources and attention to the challenges of
accommodating the 2 billion additional residents that are expected to reside in the world's cities
by 2050. Attendees will be invited to share their ideas about to strengthen collaboration
between practitioners, leaders, and key stakeholders to achieve a vision of sustainable and
just cities.
The Sustainable and Just City
18/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
Addressing one of the seven critical issues identified by UNDESA for Rio+20, the purpose of
this side event is to reflect on the triple disasters in Japan in 2011 and draw lessons for
governance and policy from the international to the local level for developing resilience to
hazards in the context of sustainable development in a post-Rio+20 world. Considering that the Institute for Global
Environmental Strategies
discussion will focus on contemporary and forward-looking issues, the outcomes should
directly inform the ongoing process for developing Sustainable Development Goals, as disaster
risk reduction and resilience has been proposed as one potential goal.
Implications of the triple disaster in Japan in a post-Rio+20 world
Advancing Sustainability through Communication and
Collaboration
18/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
This session will provide training in communication and strategic collaboration for policy
makers, practitioners, and scientists working to advance sustainability. Leaders who know how
to locate, talk to, and build relationships with experts can obtain current information on science
and technology and feedback on policy alternatives to help design and implement effective
policies. Scientists who talk with leaders and practitioners can design research relevant to
societal problems and provide better links between science and policy. Communications
University of Colorado
training will help scientists to present research in a concise and accessible manner.
Practitioners who know how to use both policy and science can shape more effective
programs. Encouraging policy makers, practitioners, and scientists to communicate with each
other and to build strategic collaborative relationships will create powerful networks working
toward sustainable solutions to societal problems, and will lead to more sustainable public
policies and programs at all levels of governance.
This event will profile some of the world?s most innovative ?natural capital partnerships?
implementing integrated approaches toward the transition to green growth and green
economies today. It will promote a south-south knowledge exchange and commitments from
Mexico, the Coastal Eastern Africa region and Asia?s Greater Mekong Subregion.
Securing Food, Water and Energy in the World's Most Valued
Ecoregions
18/06/2012
11:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Natural ecosystems provide economically valuable services vital to human welfare such as
food, water, energy, and carbon sequestration. In many of the world?s ecoregions, declines in
natural capital continue, causing negative impacts that contribute to increase poverty levels.
Solutions are emerging, however. Across Africa, Asia-Pacific and Latin America, models for
inclusive green growth are evolving through a range of integrated strategies and regional
cooperation initiatives. This event will provide a forum for governments on the cutting edge of
green economy innovations to profile integrated and collaborative approaches that enhance
freshwater, forest, agricultural, and marine resources ? the vital building blocks of a
sustainable future.
Worldwide Fund for Nature
Promote Adaptation by Reducing Vulnerability and Increasing
Resilience
18/06/2012
11:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
The main purpose of this workshop is to present the need to invest in public policies and in
practices from smallholder farmers on adaptation in order to build resilience to face climate
changes. The workshop will launch an international database of experiences and practices on
adaptation from different smallholder farmers around the world, which aims to share
ActionAid International
experiences so that others can replicate or adapt these practices into their contexts. There will
be also a community leader to explain how the practice empowered the community to face the
climate change maintaining or improving their production and lives.
We are at a turning point in which it is not only necessary to tackle global challenges, but also
to address the disconnect between generations in order to produce new and greener ideas,
attitudes, habits and a sense of responsibility and accountability linked to our daily actions.
Today?s youth can and shall lead this shift by collaborating with previous generations.
Beyond Rio+20: A Global Youth Movement for Sustainable
Development
18/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-F (Riocentro)
Current leaders and youth representatives have come together to make young people?s voice, European Students' Forum
interests, needs, actions, and visions a key part of Rio+20. Such cooperation efforts must
(AEGEE)
continue after the UN summit. The event will therefore discuss future scenarios both in terms
of priorities for the movement (SDGs, education?) and form (through the Major Groups or an
independent alliance?). Feedback will be sought from other stakeholders, whose partnership
will be fundamental in making a long-term youth movement flourish for a sustainable future.
Mary Robinson and the Aspen Institute?s Global Leaders Council for Reproductive Health
(GLC) will convene a high-level moderated dialogue to raise the profile of human development,
gender and reproductive health within the Rio+20 UN Conference on Sustainable
Development. Members of the GLC and other high-level leaders will speak to the role of
human development and reproductive health in the new and emerging global discussion of
sustainable development.
Sustainability Revisited: Population, Reproductive Health & the
Planet
Dublin Rio Principles, where do we stand, what lessons learned
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
Review of China's Sustainable Development 1992 - 2011: A
perspective from Chinese civil society
11:30:00
11:30:00
11:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
P3-6 (Riocentro)
T-6 (Riocentro)
Featured speakers will include:
Gro Harlem Brundtland, Former Prime Minister of Norway;
Musimbi Kanyoro, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Global Fund for Women;
Tewodros Melesse, Director General of the International Planned Parenthood Federation;
Mary Robinson, Former President of Ireland and President of the Mary Robinson Foundation
? Climate Justice;
Tim Wirth, President of the United Nations Foundation.
Aspen Institute
In line with Dublin/Rio conferences (1992) mandates, AMCOW has provided leadership and
commitment in gender mainstreaming by elaborating the AMCOW Gender Policy and Strategy
in the water sector. Many governments, civil society and development agencies have also
adopted gender sensitive policies and programmes suggesting that there exists considerable
knowledge and lessons learnt. GWP is currently elaborating a GWP gender Strategy for the
GWP Network.
Global Water Partnership
AMCOW, GWP; UNDP; Cap-Net; SaciWATERs, the Center for Public Health and Climate
(GWP)
Change at the Public Health Institute and GWA plan to convene a gender implementation
event at the Rio+20 conference. The event will review progress made and facilitate information
exchange on strategies, actions, approaches, partnerships/networks lessons learnt and
gender mainstreaming needs. This event seeks to share knowledge so as to support Africa?s
implementation of the AMCOW gender strategy and to develop an Africa network that will
support AMCOW and bring these issues forward beyond RIO+20.
Twenty years ago, not a single NGO representative from China participated in the 1992 Rio
Summit. In fact, there were no environmental NGO in China at that time. However, in recent
years, the environmental NGO community has developed rapidly in China to become one of
the most vibrant and vocal civil society sectors in promoting sustainable development. It has
also played important roles in enabling and facilitating public participation in sustainability
issues, as well as catalyzing cross-sector cooperation among youth, corporations, foundations, China Association for NGO
research institutes and media. This side event, as part of the ?China Going Green? Dialogues Cooperation
and based on the findings of the collaborative report by Chinese NGOs reviewing sustainable
development over the past 20 years, will address the current state of public participation in
sustainable development, the roles and challenges of NGOs, and the future of green
citizenship in China
The intersection of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), with the challenges of
environmental, social and economic sustainability forms a critical nexus for the future of
sustainable development and poverty eradication. Technology has long played a crucial part in
economic and social development, and its evolution has continually raised the thresholds of
possibility. In order to unleash the full potential of technology as an enabler for sustainable
economic and social development throughout the developing world, a global strategy
leveraging the power of technology is needed.
18/06/2012
11:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
18/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-E (Riocentro)
The Impact of New Technologies and ICTs on Sustainable
Development
Global Alliance for ICT and
The importance of sustainability has been recognized in development policy since the United
Development GAID/OICT
Nations first Summit on that theme in the early 1990s and today it is being revived with the
RIO+20 Summit that aims at securing renewed political commitment. A sustainable
development approach must be holistic and analyze its three pillars: economic, social and
environmental trends, and the interactions between them. The link between ICT and
sustainable development recognizes the existence of both significant opportunities and
threats.On the one hand, there is optimism that the ?new economy? will bring
?dematerialization?, a reduction in movement of goods, and a general decoupling of economic
growth and resource use, on the other hand, there is fear that current unsustainable trends will
This will be a panel discussion on the framework and foundation for a World Constitution for
Global Campaign for
our environment, so humanity can live in better balance with our world?s resources.
Climate Action (GCCA)
RIO Panel on Humanity & Environment = Our World's Resources
18/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-F (Riocentro)
The forum aims to introduce the practice of Chinese enterprises? adoption of energy-saving
and environmental-friendly technologies in the process of sustainable development so that the
world may know better the unremitting efforts Chinese enterprises are making in environmental
protection, ecological building and resources recycling, etc. to explore an appropriate economic
development path suited to Chinese national conditions
The Chinese entrepreneurs wish to build a bridge with entrepreneurs of other countries and a United Nations Association
of China
platform for more communication through the forum. Entrepreneurs of other countries are
welcome to the forum and participate in the discussion, which we hope will enhance
understanding, offer new ways for mutual-beneficial cooperation and make contributions to the
sustainable development of the world.
Entrepreneurship Forum on Green Business Opportunities
18/06/2012
11:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
Now that over half of the world?s population lives in cities, sustainable urbanization is an
important new opportunity for the UN?s efforts to advance sustainable development and
poverty reduction. This side event will offer a vision for sustainable and just cities and
showcase what leaders and practitioners have learned in the implementation of promising
initiatives. Speakers will discuss the crucial leadership of mayors and who are scaling up
successful strategies in partnership with the world?s heads of state, environmental ministers,
civil society organizations, and business leaders. The Ford Foundation will discuss the role of Ford Foundation
philanthropic institutions in generating greater resources and attention to the challenges of
accommodating the 2 billion additional residents that are expected to reside in the world's cities
by 2050. Attendees will be invited to share their ideas about to strengthen collaboration
between practitioners, leaders, and key stakeholders to achieve a vision of sustainable and
just cities.
The Sustainable and Just City
18/06/2012
Implications of the triple disaster in Japan in a post-Rio+20 world
11:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
Addressing one of the seven critical issues identified by UNDESA for Rio+20, the purpose of
this side event is to reflect on the triple disasters in Japan in 2011 and draw lessons for
governance and policy from the international to the local level for developing resilience to
hazards in the context of sustainable development in a post-Rio+20 world. Considering that the Institute for Global
Environmental Strategies
discussion will focus on contemporary and forward-looking issues, the outcomes should
directly inform the ongoing process for developing Sustainable Development Goals, as disaster
risk reduction and resilience has been proposed as one potential goal.
Advancing Sustainability through Communication and
Collaboration
18/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
This session will provide training in communication and strategic collaboration for policy
makers, practitioners, and scientists working to advance sustainability. Leaders who know how
to locate, talk to, and build relationships with experts can obtain current information on science
and technology and feedback on policy alternatives to help design and implement effective
policies. Scientists who talk with leaders and practitioners can design research relevant to
societal problems and provide better links between science and policy. Communications
University of Colorado
training will help scientists to present research in a concise and accessible manner.
Practitioners who know how to use both policy and science can shape more effective
programs. Encouraging policy makers, practitioners, and scientists to communicate with each
other and to build strategic collaborative relationships will create powerful networks working
toward sustainable solutions to societal problems, and will lead to more sustainable public
policies and programs at all levels of governance.
This event will profile some of the world?s most innovative ?natural capital partnerships?
implementing integrated approaches toward the transition to green growth and green
economies today. It will promote a south-south knowledge exchange and commitments from
Mexico, the Coastal Eastern Africa region and Asia?s Greater Mekong Subregion.
Securing Food, Water and Energy in the World's Most Valued
Ecoregions
Promote Adaptation by Reducing Vulnerability and Increasing
Resilience
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
T-6 (Riocentro)
Natural ecosystems provide economically valuable services vital to human welfare such as
food, water, energy, and carbon sequestration. In many of the world?s ecoregions, declines in
natural capital continue, causing negative impacts that contribute to increase poverty levels.
Solutions are emerging, however. Across Africa, Asia-Pacific and Latin America, models for
inclusive green growth are evolving through a range of integrated strategies and regional
cooperation initiatives. This event will provide a forum for governments on the cutting edge of
green economy innovations to profile integrated and collaborative approaches that enhance
freshwater, forest, agricultural, and marine resources ? the vital building blocks of a
sustainable future.
Worldwide Fund for Nature
The main purpose of this workshop is to present the need to invest in public policies and in
practices from smallholder farmers on adaptation in order to build resilience to face climate
changes. The workshop will launch an international database of experiences and practices on
adaptation from different smallholder farmers around the world, which aims to share
ActionAid International
experiences so that others can replicate or adapt these practices into their contexts. There will
be also a community leader to explain how the practice empowered the community to face the
climate change maintaining or improving their production and lives.
We are at a turning point in which it is not only necessary to tackle global challenges, but also
to address the disconnect between generations in order to produce new and greener ideas,
attitudes, habits and a sense of responsibility and accountability linked to our daily actions.
Today?s youth can and shall lead this shift by collaborating with previous generations.
Beyond Rio+20: A Global Youth Movement for Sustainable
Development
18/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-F (Riocentro)
Current leaders and youth representatives have come together to make young people?s voice, European Students' Forum
interests, needs, actions, and visions a key part of Rio+20. Such cooperation efforts must
(AEGEE)
continue after the UN summit. The event will therefore discuss future scenarios both in terms
of priorities for the movement (SDGs, education?) and form (through the Major Groups or an
independent alliance?). Feedback will be sought from other stakeholders, whose partnership
will be fundamental in making a long-term youth movement flourish for a sustainable future.
Mary Robinson and the Aspen Institute?s Global Leaders Council for Reproductive Health
(GLC) will convene a high-level moderated dialogue to raise the profile of human development,
gender and reproductive health within the Rio+20 UN Conference on Sustainable
Development. Members of the GLC and other high-level leaders will speak to the role of
human development and reproductive health in the new and emerging global discussion of
sustainable development.
Sustainability Revisited: Population, Reproductive Health & the
Planet
18/06/2012
Dublin Rio Principles, where do we stand, what lessons learned
18/06/2012
Debates
Cúpula dos Prefeitos: Rumo a um Futuro de Baixo Carbono - III "Carta do Rio para a Sustentabilidade"
Cúpula dos Prefeitos: Rumo a um Futuro de Baixo Carbono Almoço
Sessão VÍDEO-SHOW
Healthy Women, Healthy Planet: Women's Empowerment,
Reproductive Health
Healthy Women, Healthy Planet: Women's Empowerment,
Reproductive Healt
Incorporating Biodiversity into Business - cases in Brazil
11:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
11:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
18/06/2012
11:30:00
Auditório da Embrapa Solos
18/06/2012
12:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
18/06/2012
12:30:00
Forte de Copacabana
18/06/2012
13:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
18/06/2012
13:15:00
Arena da Barra
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
13:15:00
13:15:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
T-8 (Riocentro)
Featured speakers will include:
Gro Harlem Brundtland, Former Prime Minister of Norway;
Musimbi Kanyoro, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Global Fund for Women;
Tewodros Melesse, Director General of the International Planned Parenthood Federation;
Mary Robinson, Former President of Ireland and President of the Mary Robinson Foundation
? Climate Justice;
Tim Wirth, President of the United Nations Foundation.
Aspen Institute
In line with Dublin/Rio conferences (1992) mandates, AMCOW has provided leadership and
commitment in gender mainstreaming by elaborating the AMCOW Gender Policy and Strategy
in the water sector. Many governments, civil society and development agencies have also
adopted gender sensitive policies and programmes suggesting that there exists considerable
knowledge and lessons learnt. GWP is currently elaborating a GWP gender Strategy for the
GWP Network.
Global Water Partnership
AMCOW, GWP; UNDP; Cap-Net; SaciWATERs, the Center for Public Health and Climate
(GWP)
Change at the Public Health Institute and GWA plan to convene a gender implementation
event at the Rio+20 conference. The event will review progress made and facilitate information
exchange on strategies, actions, approaches, partnerships/networks lessons learnt and
gender mainstreaming needs. This event seeks to share knowledge so as to support Africa?s
implementation of the AMCOW gender strategy and to develop an Africa network that will
support AMCOW and bring these issues forward beyond RIO+20.
Embrapa
Evento Fechado
Evento Fechado
Sessão VÍDEO-SHOW
Room UN2
Prefeitura
Prefeitura
ELETROBRAS
Population Action
International
Women are instrumental in determining a family?s ability to survive and effectively cope with
the impacts of climate change. Access to reproductive health and family planning is an
important part of strengthening women?s capacity as leaders in sustainable development, yet
in too many places around the world women?s access to these services is limited. Reducing
Population Action
unintended pregnancies and giving families the tools to determine family size can improve
International
socio-economic status of women, reduce strain on the environment, and improve conservation
of resources ? all of which make significant contributions to sustainable development and
resilience in the face of a changing climate.
Funbio works with companies in Brazil that are implementing projects that go beyond
philanthropy or social environmental corporate responsibility. These companies are considering
biodiversity conservation and climate change impacts as key elements of their strategies,
designing long term plans for the development of the territories where they are located or
Brazilian Biodiversity Fund
influential. These projects include the design of sustainable development plans for the
territories, but also the creation and implementation of financial mechanisms to support these (institution Funbio)
plans, as well as participative governance models to get local communities, government
authorities and other partners involved. Three companies will present their experiences in a
systematized way, allowing the audience to evaluate the convergences and specific aspects of
the three cases.
Healthy Women, Healthy Planet: Women's Empowerment,
Reproductive Healt
18/06/2012
13:15:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
Incorporating Biodiversity into Business - cases in Brazil
18/06/2012
13:15:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
Healthy Women, Healthy Planet: Women's Empowerment,
Reproductive Healt
18/06/2012
13:15:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
Incorporating Biodiversity into Business - cases in Brazil
18/06/2012
13:15:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
Promoting a Green Economy in Africa, LDCs, SIDS and
LLDCS/Challenges/O
18/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-E (Riocentro)
Disarmament for Development
18/06/2012
13:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
Women are instrumental in determining a family?s ability to survive and effectively cope with
the impacts of climate change. Access to reproductive health and family planning is an
important part of strengthening women?s capacity as leaders in sustainable development, yet
in too many places around the world women?s access to these services is limited. Reducing
Population Action
unintended pregnancies and giving families the tools to determine family size can improve
International
socio-economic status of women, reduce strain on the environment, and improve conservation
of resources ? all of which make significant contributions to sustainable development and
resilience in the face of a changing climate.
Funbio works with companies in Brazil that are implementing projects that go beyond
philanthropy or social environmental corporate responsibility. These companies are considering
biodiversity conservation and climate change impacts as key elements of their strategies,
designing long term plans for the development of the territories where they are located or
influential. These projects include the design of sustainable development plans for the
territories, but also the creation and implementation of financial mechanisms to support these
plans, as well as participative governance models to get local communities, government
authorities and other partners involved. Three companies will present their experiences in a
systematized way, allowing the audience to evaluate the convergences and specific aspects of
the three cases.
Women are instrumental in determining a family?s ability to survive and effectively cope with
the impacts of climate change. Access to reproductive health and family planning is an
important part of strengthening women?s capacity as leaders in sustainable development, yet
in too many places around the world women?s access to these services is limited. Reducing
unintended pregnancies and giving families the tools to determine family size can improve
socio-economic status of women, reduce strain on the environment, and improve conservation
of resources ? all of which make significant contributions to sustainable development and
resilience in the face of a changing climate.
Funbio works with companies in Brazil that are implementing projects that go beyond
philanthropy or social environmental corporate responsibility. These companies are considering
biodiversity conservation and climate change impacts as key elements of their strategies,
designing long term plans for the development of the territories where they are located or
influential. These projects include the design of sustainable development plans for the
territories, but also the creation and implementation of financial mechanisms to support these
plans, as well as participative governance models to get local communities, government
authorities and other partners involved. Three companies will present their experiences in a
systematized way, allowing the audience to evaluate the convergences and specific aspects of
the three cases.
Promotion of the green economy is one major means by which the current economy in Africa
can make the transition to sustainable economic development. As has been widely
acknowledged, although Africa has contributed least to global climate change, it has suffered
disproportionately from its adverse effects. The challenges of adaptation and mitigation are
therefore particularly urgent for Africa. The continent has 60 percent of the world?s arable
land; 20 percent of its forest reserves; 20 percent of the global land mass; 40 percent of the
world?s biodiversity and more than half of the world?s clean energy potential. A new paradigm
is needed to ensure that countries maximize the potential benefits that the green economy
could provide. A green economy with the vast untapped natural resources represent a
paradigm shift in promoting clean and renewable energy, creation of employment and
conservation of the continent?s natural resources.
As the economic crisis continues to give rise to government spending cuts in many countries,
increased attention is being paid to military budgets.
The global military expenditure in 2010 has reached a historic high of $1630 billion. This is 5
times more than what we would need to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
This side event will show the effects of armed conflicts and weapons on development and
explain an innovative way to finance programmes for sustainable development: by reducing
military spending.
Brazilian Biodiversity Fund
(institution Funbio)
Population Action
International
Brazilian Biodiversity Fund
(institution Funbio)
Office of the Special
Adviser on Africa (OSAA)
International Peace Bureau
This side event will highlight an independent study regarding the impact of energy-related
pollution on human health. It will demonstrate that Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LP Gas or LPG)
can help to reduce negative health impacts particularly those stemming from cooking with
traditional fuels and biomass while providing access to clean, modern energy that is necessary
for sustainable development.
LP Gas: An exceptional energy for improving health and
development
18/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
The Economics of Low Carbon Cities
18/06/2012
13:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
Renewable Energy Use in Rural Isolated Communities
18/06/2012
13:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Fertile Soil for our Future: nourish our people - nurture our planet
18/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-E (Riocentro)
Sustainable Agriculture and Food; First for Sustainable
Development
Space Observations in support to the Rio Conventions
Energy for all; Equity as fundamental goal
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
13:30:00
13:30:00
13:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
T-8 (Riocentro)
P3-B (Riocentro)
LP Gas is a clean-burning, low carbon and efficient fuel and a vital source of energy for
hundreds of millions of people throughout the world. It is modern and safe and can be used
anywhere. It is also available immediately, without large investments in R&D, technology, time
or infrastructure. It is portable and can be transported, stored and used virtually anywhere
without large investments in infrastructure making it ideal for solving development issues and
improving the life and health of millions of people who currently lack access to modern forms of
energy.
Cities currently spend around 10% of their GDP on their annual energy bill. How can this be
reduced whilst also enhancing competitiveness and creating employment? What are the most
cost and carbon effective options? What is the business case for major investments and how
much would they cut the carbon emissions of cities?
The side event will provide an important opportunity to show-case and discuss projects and
programmes being implemented to promote the use of renewable energy in rural isolated
communities in Bolivia and in other developing countries of the world. The Minister of
Hydrocarbons and Energy and the Vice Ministry of Electricity and Alternative Energies are
tentatively expected to participate.
Soils are the basis for life on earth. They ensure food, water, fibre, bioenergy production for
present and future generations and play a crucial role in adaptation and mitigation strategies
for climate change. However, soils have been taken for granted for too long. Over the last
decades they have been degraded by mismanagement, jeopardizing this essential finite natural
resource and its ecosystem services. Nowadays, land degradation directly affects 1.5 billion
people. They include 74% of the poor in the world, therefore soil conservation has a very direct
link to poverty eradication. At this event the relevance of soils will be presented in a vivid and
intuitive way. First-hand insights from Ethiopia will be provided that show to delegates and the
media that fertile soils are the basis for an economically, ecologically and socially sustainable
development.
Last decades have seen agriculture being transformed into an industrial activity, which has
created hegemony of corporate interests and benefitted big business, starving countries and
communities and creating unrest. The panel discussion will talk sustainable agriculture and
right to food should be the first charge on sustainable development.
Implementing the MAEs Conventions requires the collection, analysis and understanding of a
huge amount of environmental information. This information is essential for a better
understanding of the scientific background around the environmental issues, but also to serve
decision-making and to enable sustainable development plans to be put in place. Earth
Observation satellites provide ways to improve the implementation of the MEAs, such as
continuous observations of essential environmental variables, the building of long-term
archives of historical satellite data, and the provision of synoptic and comparable
environmental information without infringing on national sovereignties.
The Side Event will be organised along some keynote speeches and round table discussions
on how Space Observations improve the assessment and the monitoring of essential ?climate
change?, ?biodiversity? and ? land degradation? variables. Such an event would allow to
increase awareness and share views on the importance of satellite observations for the
implementation of the Rio Conventions.
The political economy of energy aided by international finance, trade and aid has been the
principal reasons for unsustainable development. The panel will discuss how equity in energy
is of paramount importance for the cherished goal of energy for all and for sustainable
development. The panel will argue that equity in access to energy at international and sub
national levels through fundamental changes in the patterns of production and consumption
should be the first goal for sustainable development.
World LP Gas Association
(WLPGA)
Centre for Low Carbon
Futures
Bolivia (Plurinational State
of)
Biovision ? Foundation for
ecological Development
Public Advocacy Initiatives
for Rights and Values in
India (PAIRVI)
European Space Agency
Ambedkar Education
Society-All India Foundation
of Human Rights and Social
Justice
El Panel sobre la Experiencia de Recuperación y Conservación de la Cobertura Boscosa en
Centro América y Republica Dominicana: Caso de la Republica Dominicana.
Panel sobre la Experiencia de Recuperacion y Conservacion de
la Cobertura Boscosa en Centro América y Republica
Dominicana: Caso de la Republica Dominicana
Mainstreaming BioDiversity for a Sustainable Future
Promoting a Green Economy in Africa, LDCs, SIDS and
LLDCS/Challenges/O
Disarmament for Development
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
13:30:00
13:30:00
13:30:00
13:30:00
P3-F (Riocentro)
T-2 (Riocentro)
P3-E (Riocentro)
T-4 (Riocentro)
Será un espacio para presentar los resultados y lecciones aprendidas de la ejecución de las
políticas de los países participantes, con atención en la experiencia de la Republica
Dominicana, orientada a la recuperación y conservación de la cobertura forestal utilizando
varios instrumentos incluyendo el Pago por Servicios Ambientales.
Consiste en un panel de expertos de alto nivel y de tomadores de decisiones de las
instancias institucionales nacionales y regionales vinculadas o responsable de la gestión
ambiental, tomando como base la presentación de un estudio de cobertura forestal de la
Republica Dominicana y las políticas asociadas.
Ministerio de Medio
Ambiente y Recursos
Naturales - National
Environmental Office
The purpose of this side event is to explore the importance of mainstreaming BioDiversity to
raise public understanding of BioDiversity. This session will highlight and introduce 1000 Days
for the Planet, a global educational and awareness raising project launched in the context of
the United Nations Decade on Biodiversity. At its heart is a three-year worldwide sailing
expedition on the oceanographic vessel Sedna IV and a programme that combines science,
education and public entertainment/documentary. The project will reach out to the general
Canadian Environmental
public through a multidimensional platform of exhibitions, educational activities, film and
Network
television productions, and online videoconferencing with the ship?s scientists. Examples of
mainstreaming BioDiversity at the local level will also be presented through the Ontario Project
?The Halton Peel BioDiversity Network?, and Canadian Youth efforts to mainstream
BioDiversity.
Promotion of the green economy is one major means by which the current economy in Africa
can make the transition to sustainable economic development. As has been widely
acknowledged, although Africa has contributed least to global climate change, it has suffered
disproportionately from its adverse effects. The challenges of adaptation and mitigation are
therefore particularly urgent for Africa. The continent has 60 percent of the world?s arable
land; 20 percent of its forest reserves; 20 percent of the global land mass; 40 percent of the
world?s biodiversity and more than half of the world?s clean energy potential. A new paradigm
is needed to ensure that countries maximize the potential benefits that the green economy
could provide. A green economy with the vast untapped natural resources represent a
paradigm shift in promoting clean and renewable energy, creation of employment and
conservation of the continent?s natural resources.
As the economic crisis continues to give rise to government spending cuts in many countries,
increased attention is being paid to military budgets.
The global military expenditure in 2010 has reached a historic high of $1630 billion. This is 5
times more than what we would need to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
This side event will show the effects of armed conflicts and weapons on development and
explain an innovative way to finance programmes for sustainable development: by reducing
military spending.
Office of the Special
Adviser on Africa (OSAA)
International Peace Bureau
This side event will highlight an independent study regarding the impact of energy-related
pollution on human health. It will demonstrate that Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LP Gas or LPG)
can help to reduce negative health impacts particularly those stemming from cooking with
traditional fuels and biomass while providing access to clean, modern energy that is necessary
for sustainable development.
LP Gas: An exceptional energy for improving health and
development
18/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
The Economics of Low Carbon Cities
18/06/2012
13:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
World LP Gas Association
LP Gas is a clean-burning, low carbon and efficient fuel and a vital source of energy for
(WLPGA)
hundreds of millions of people throughout the world. It is modern and safe and can be used
anywhere. It is also available immediately, without large investments in R&D, technology, time
or infrastructure. It is portable and can be transported, stored and used virtually anywhere
without large investments in infrastructure making it ideal for solving development issues and
improving the life and health of millions of people who currently lack access to modern forms of
energy.
Cities currently spend around 10% of their GDP on their annual energy bill. How can this be
reduced whilst also enhancing competitiveness and creating employment? What are the most Centre for Low Carbon
cost and carbon effective options? What is the business case for major investments and how Futures
much would they cut the carbon emissions of cities?
Renewable Energy Use in Rural Isolated Communities
18/06/2012
13:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Fertile Soil for our Future: nourish our people - nurture our planet
18/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-E (Riocentro)
Sustainable Agriculture and Food; First for Sustainable
Development
Space Observations in support to the Rio Conventions
Energy for all; Equity as fundamental goal
Panel sobre la Experiencia de Recuperacion y Conservacion de
la Cobertura Boscosa en Centro América y Republica
Dominicana: Caso de la Republica Dominicana
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
13:30:00
13:30:00
13:30:00
13:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
T-8 (Riocentro)
P3-B (Riocentro)
P3-F (Riocentro)
The side event will provide an important opportunity to show-case and discuss projects and
programmes being implemented to promote the use of renewable energy in rural isolated
communities in Bolivia and in other developing countries of the world. The Minister of
Hydrocarbons and Energy and the Vice Ministry of Electricity and Alternative Energies are
tentatively expected to participate.
Soils are the basis for life on earth. They ensure food, water, fibre, bioenergy production for
present and future generations and play a crucial role in adaptation and mitigation strategies
for climate change. However, soils have been taken for granted for too long. Over the last
decades they have been degraded by mismanagement, jeopardizing this essential finite natural
resource and its ecosystem services. Nowadays, land degradation directly affects 1.5 billion
people. They include 74% of the poor in the world, therefore soil conservation has a very direct
link to poverty eradication. At this event the relevance of soils will be presented in a vivid and
intuitive way. First-hand insights from Ethiopia will be provided that show to delegates and the
media that fertile soils are the basis for an economically, ecologically and socially sustainable
development.
Last decades have seen agriculture being transformed into an industrial activity, which has
created hegemony of corporate interests and benefitted big business, starving countries and
communities and creating unrest. The panel discussion will talk sustainable agriculture and
right to food should be the first charge on sustainable development.
Implementing the MAEs Conventions requires the collection, analysis and understanding of a
huge amount of environmental information. This information is essential for a better
understanding of the scientific background around the environmental issues, but also to serve
decision-making and to enable sustainable development plans to be put in place. Earth
Observation satellites provide ways to improve the implementation of the MEAs, such as
continuous observations of essential environmental variables, the building of long-term
archives of historical satellite data, and the provision of synoptic and comparable
environmental information without infringing on national sovereignties.
The Side Event will be organised along some keynote speeches and round table discussions
on how Space Observations improve the assessment and the monitoring of essential ?climate
change?, ?biodiversity? and ? land degradation? variables. Such an event would allow to
increase awareness and share views on the importance of satellite observations for the
implementation of the Rio Conventions.
The political economy of energy aided by international finance, trade and aid has been the
principal reasons for unsustainable development. The panel will discuss how equity in energy
is of paramount importance for the cherished goal of energy for all and for sustainable
development. The panel will argue that equity in access to energy at international and sub
national levels through fundamental changes in the patterns of production and consumption
should be the first goal for sustainable development.
El Panel sobre la Experiencia de Recuperación y Conservación de la Cobertura Boscosa en
Centro América y Republica Dominicana: Caso de la Republica Dominicana.
Será un espacio para presentar los resultados y lecciones aprendidas de la ejecución de las
políticas de los países participantes, con atención en la experiencia de la Republica
Dominicana, orientada a la recuperación y conservación de la cobertura forestal utilizando
varios instrumentos incluyendo el Pago por Servicios Ambientales.
Consiste en un panel de expertos de alto nivel y de tomadores de decisiones de las
instancias institucionales nacionales y regionales vinculadas o responsable de la gestión
ambiental, tomando como base la presentación de un estudio de cobertura forestal de la
Republica Dominicana y las políticas asociadas.
Bolivia (Plurinational State
of)
Biovision ? Foundation for
ecological Development
Public Advocacy Initiatives
for Rights and Values in
India (PAIRVI)
European Space Agency
Ambedkar Education
Society-All India Foundation
of Human Rights and Social
Justice
Ministerio de Medio
Ambiente y Recursos
Naturales - National
Environmental Office
Mainstreaming BioDiversity for a Sustainable Future
Promoting a Green Economy in Africa, LDCs, SIDS and
LLDCS/Challenges/O
Disarmament for Development
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
13:30:00
13:30:00
13:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
P3-E (Riocentro)
T-4 (Riocentro)
The purpose of this side event is to explore the importance of mainstreaming BioDiversity to
raise public understanding of BioDiversity. This session will highlight and introduce 1000 Days
for the Planet, a global educational and awareness raising project launched in the context of
the United Nations Decade on Biodiversity. At its heart is a three-year worldwide sailing
expedition on the oceanographic vessel Sedna IV and a programme that combines science,
education and public entertainment/documentary. The project will reach out to the general
Canadian Environmental
public through a multidimensional platform of exhibitions, educational activities, film and
Network
television productions, and online videoconferencing with the ship?s scientists. Examples of
mainstreaming BioDiversity at the local level will also be presented through the Ontario Project
?The Halton Peel BioDiversity Network?, and Canadian Youth efforts to mainstream
BioDiversity.
Promotion of the green economy is one major means by which the current economy in Africa
can make the transition to sustainable economic development. As has been widely
acknowledged, although Africa has contributed least to global climate change, it has suffered
disproportionately from its adverse effects. The challenges of adaptation and mitigation are
therefore particularly urgent for Africa. The continent has 60 percent of the world?s arable
land; 20 percent of its forest reserves; 20 percent of the global land mass; 40 percent of the
world?s biodiversity and more than half of the world?s clean energy potential. A new paradigm
is needed to ensure that countries maximize the potential benefits that the green economy
could provide. A green economy with the vast untapped natural resources represent a
paradigm shift in promoting clean and renewable energy, creation of employment and
conservation of the continent?s natural resources.
As the economic crisis continues to give rise to government spending cuts in many countries,
increased attention is being paid to military budgets.
The global military expenditure in 2010 has reached a historic high of $1630 billion. This is 5
times more than what we would need to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
This side event will show the effects of armed conflicts and weapons on development and
explain an innovative way to finance programmes for sustainable development: by reducing
military spending.
Office of the Special
Adviser on Africa (OSAA)
International Peace Bureau
This side event will highlight an independent study regarding the impact of energy-related
pollution on human health. It will demonstrate that Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LP Gas or LPG)
can help to reduce negative health impacts particularly those stemming from cooking with
traditional fuels and biomass while providing access to clean, modern energy that is necessary
for sustainable development.
LP Gas: An exceptional energy for improving health and
development
18/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
The Economics of Low Carbon Cities
18/06/2012
13:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
Renewable Energy Use in Rural Isolated Communities
18/06/2012
13:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
Fertile Soil for our Future: nourish our people - nurture our planet
18/06/2012
13:30:00
P3-E (Riocentro)
LP Gas is a clean-burning, low carbon and efficient fuel and a vital source of energy for
hundreds of millions of people throughout the world. It is modern and safe and can be used
anywhere. It is also available immediately, without large investments in R&D, technology, time
or infrastructure. It is portable and can be transported, stored and used virtually anywhere
without large investments in infrastructure making it ideal for solving development issues and
improving the life and health of millions of people who currently lack access to modern forms of
energy.
Cities currently spend around 10% of their GDP on their annual energy bill. How can this be
reduced whilst also enhancing competitiveness and creating employment? What are the most
cost and carbon effective options? What is the business case for major investments and how
much would they cut the carbon emissions of cities?
The side event will provide an important opportunity to show-case and discuss projects and
programmes being implemented to promote the use of renewable energy in rural isolated
communities in Bolivia and in other developing countries of the world. The Minister of
Hydrocarbons and Energy and the Vice Ministry of Electricity and Alternative Energies are
tentatively expected to participate.
Soils are the basis for life on earth. They ensure food, water, fibre, bioenergy production for
present and future generations and play a crucial role in adaptation and mitigation strategies
for climate change. However, soils have been taken for granted for too long. Over the last
decades they have been degraded by mismanagement, jeopardizing this essential finite natural
resource and its ecosystem services. Nowadays, land degradation directly affects 1.5 billion
people. They include 74% of the poor in the world, therefore soil conservation has a very direct
link to poverty eradication. At this event the relevance of soils will be presented in a vivid and
intuitive way. First-hand insights from Ethiopia will be provided that show to delegates and the
media that fertile soils are the basis for an economically, ecologically and socially sustainable
development.
World LP Gas Association
(WLPGA)
Centre for Low Carbon
Futures
Bolivia (Plurinational State
of)
Biovision ? Foundation for
ecological Development
Sustainable Agriculture and Food; First for Sustainable
Development
Space Observations in support to the Rio Conventions
Energy for all; Equity as fundamental goal
Panel sobre la Experiencia de Recuperacion y Conservacion de
la Cobertura Boscosa en Centro América y Republica
Dominicana: Caso de la Republica Dominicana
Mainstreaming BioDiversity for a Sustainable Future
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
13:30:00
13:30:00
13:30:00
13:30:00
13:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
T-8 (Riocentro)
P3-B (Riocentro)
P3-F (Riocentro)
T-2 (Riocentro)
Last decades have seen agriculture being transformed into an industrial activity, which has
created hegemony of corporate interests and benefitted big business, starving countries and
communities and creating unrest. The panel discussion will talk sustainable agriculture and
right to food should be the first charge on sustainable development.
Implementing the MAEs Conventions requires the collection, analysis and understanding of a
huge amount of environmental information. This information is essential for a better
understanding of the scientific background around the environmental issues, but also to serve
decision-making and to enable sustainable development plans to be put in place. Earth
Observation satellites provide ways to improve the implementation of the MEAs, such as
continuous observations of essential environmental variables, the building of long-term
archives of historical satellite data, and the provision of synoptic and comparable
environmental information without infringing on national sovereignties.
The Side Event will be organised along some keynote speeches and round table discussions
on how Space Observations improve the assessment and the monitoring of essential ?climate
change?, ?biodiversity? and ? land degradation? variables. Such an event would allow to
increase awareness and share views on the importance of satellite observations for the
implementation of the Rio Conventions.
The political economy of energy aided by international finance, trade and aid has been the
principal reasons for unsustainable development. The panel will discuss how equity in energy
is of paramount importance for the cherished goal of energy for all and for sustainable
development. The panel will argue that equity in access to energy at international and sub
national levels through fundamental changes in the patterns of production and consumption
should be the first goal for sustainable development.
El Panel sobre la Experiencia de Recuperación y Conservación de la Cobertura Boscosa en
Centro América y Republica Dominicana: Caso de la Republica Dominicana.
Será un espacio para presentar los resultados y lecciones aprendidas de la ejecución de las
políticas de los países participantes, con atención en la experiencia de la Republica
Dominicana, orientada a la recuperación y conservación de la cobertura forestal utilizando
varios instrumentos incluyendo el Pago por Servicios Ambientales.
Consiste en un panel de expertos de alto nivel y de tomadores de decisiones de las
instancias institucionales nacionales y regionales vinculadas o responsable de la gestión
ambiental, tomando como base la presentación de un estudio de cobertura forestal de la
Republica Dominicana y las políticas asociadas.
Public Advocacy Initiatives
for Rights and Values in
India (PAIRVI)
European Space Agency
Ambedkar Education
Society-All India Foundation
of Human Rights and Social
Justice
Ministerio de Medio
Ambiente y Recursos
Naturales - National
Environmental Office
The purpose of this side event is to explore the importance of mainstreaming BioDiversity to
raise public understanding of BioDiversity. This session will highlight and introduce 1000 Days
for the Planet, a global educational and awareness raising project launched in the context of
the United Nations Decade on Biodiversity. At its heart is a three-year worldwide sailing
expedition on the oceanographic vessel Sedna IV and a programme that combines science,
education and public entertainment/documentary. The project will reach out to the general
Canadian Environmental
public through a multidimensional platform of exhibitions, educational activities, film and
Network
television productions, and online videoconferencing with the ship?s scientists. Examples of
mainstreaming BioDiversity at the local level will also be presented through the Ontario Project
?The Halton Peel BioDiversity Network?, and Canadian Youth efforts to mainstream
BioDiversity.
Debate sobre a importância das micro e pequenas empresas para o desenvolvimento
sustentável.
Seminário SEBRAE + 20
Iluminação Sustentável
Uso sustentável da água na produção têxtil – um case para
cooperação
Registro de Documentos em ação: Sustentabilidade na Moradia
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
14:00:00
14:00:00
14:00:00
14:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Aterro do Flamengo
Parque dos Atletas
Parque dos Atletas
Seminário SEBRAE+20
18/06/2012
14:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Restauração Ambiental no Estado do Rio de Janeiro
Cúpula dos Prefeitos: Painel IV - Ambientes propícios
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
14:00:00
14:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Forte de Copacabana
Sustentabilidade significa, entre muitos outros fatores, a redução na mão de obra e nos
custos com manutenção dos sistemas de iluminação. Significa também a diminuição no
consumo de energia elétrica ao alimentar as fontes de luz e a redução dos custos com ar
condicionado (em consequência de menores níveis de calor gerados com as novas fontes de
luz LED).
O problema crescente da escassez global de água criou um novo sentido de urgência entre
muitas empresas com produção em áreas com escassez de água. Nos últimos anos temos
visto um aumento do interesse por parte do setor privado em desenvolver estratégias de
gestão de água e calcular a escassez de água como um risco crescente para os
investimentos e as atividades empresariais. Um número crescente de empresas reconhece
que é importante ser proativo e desenvolver padrões de uso da água para evitar futuras
perdas econômicas devido a diminuição e a poluição dos recursos hídricos e juntamente com
uma legislação mais dura. Evento aberto ao público. Palestrantes: Karin Lexen (Swedish
Water House) e Lisa Svensson (Swedish Parttnership for Global Responsibility).
SEBRAE
*Abertura: Presidente do
Conselho Deliberativo
Nacional do SEBRAE Roberto Simões; Diretor
Presidente do SEBRAE Luiz Barretto *Moderador:
Diretor Técnico do Sebrae,
Carlos Alberto dos Santos
*Carsten Schmitz-Hoffmann
- GIZ (Agência Alemã de
Cooperação) *Peter
Poschen - OIT
(Organização Internacional
do Trabalho)
SEBRAE
Palestrante: Peter Gasper
Karin Lexen e Lisa Svensson
Embaixada da Suécia
A primeira palestrante, Dr.ª Sônia Maria Andrade dos Santos do 6o Ofício de Registro de
Títulos e Documentos sempre acreditou que o cidadão seguro é um cidadão feliz. Para
colocar em prática sua filosofia de vida, nasce em 2006 o projeto Registro de Documentos em
Ação, de sua autoria, em parceria com Defensoria Pública do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, que
garante sem ônus ao cidadão o registro da declaração de posse para moradores de
Defensoria Pública do
comunidades carentes, partindo do princípio de que sustentabilidade começa com documento. Estado do Rio de Janeiro
A palestra apontará para a importância do comprometimento com o social e convocar o
espectador para ser parte da solução do problema. Evento aberto ao público. Palestrantes:
Sonia Maria Andrade do Santos – Oficiala - 6o Ofício de Registro de Títulos e Documentos,
Francisco Horta Filho - Defensor Público, Defensoria Pública Geral do Estado do Rio de
Janeiro.
O Seminário Sebrae+20 apresentará e debaterá as ações que o Sistema Sebrae e seus
parceiros realizam para consolidarem a sustentabilidade como um valor dentre os
empreendedores de pequeno porte, atribuindo-lhes mais capacidade competitiva ao mesmo
tempo em que concorrem para uma sociedade mais justa e para o uso mais racional e
eficiente dos recursos naturais. Reconhecendo ser este um imenso desafio e que apresenta
múltiplas dinâmicas que estão alterando a realidade social, ambiental e econômica, numa
velocidade nunca antes conhecida, o Sebrae convida três experientes instituições
internacionais no tema para compartilharem suas iniciativas e debaterem os caminhos para a SEBRAE
sustentabilidade dos pequenos negócios neste novo cenário global. São convidados a
Agência Alemã de Cooperação – GIZ, a Organização Internacional do Trabalho – OIT e a
Rede Internacional para as Pequenas e Médias Empresas – INSME. Evento aberto ao
público. Palestrantes: Roberto Simões – Presidente do Conselho Deliberativo do Sebrae
Nacional; Luiz Barreto – Diretor Presidente do Sebrae Nacional; Carlos Alberto dos Santos –
Diretor Técnico do Sebrae Nacional; Carsten Schmitz-Hoffmann – GIZ (Agênica Alemã de
Cooperação); Peter Poschen – OIT (Organização Internacional do Trabalho).
Evento Público
Evento Fechado
Casa Civil
Prefeitura
Sonia Maria Andrade do
Santos, Francisco Horta Filho
Roberto Simões; Luiz
Barreto; Carlos Alberto dos
Santos; Carsten Schmitz;
Peter Poschen
Painel sobre a cria ão do Fórum Permanente de Juventude das
Na ões Unidas
ç
ç
Mesa- Redonda da Sociedade Civil Brasil e Rússia
UNDP-UNU-FGV Symposium on “Public Administration and
Rio+20”: The Role of the Visible Hand of Public Institutions in
Creating a Sustainable Future
18/06/2012
14:00:00
18/06/2012
14:00:00
18/06/2012
14:00:00
Esta será a principal a vidade voltada aos órgãos nacionais de juventude. A ONU apresentou
a possibilidade de reforma do Regime Mul lateral de Juventude com a cria ão de um
escritório para um Conselheiro Especial de Juventude do Secretário Geral e a possibilidade de
ç tem por
novos instrumentos de par cipa ão social nos diálogos mul laterais. O Painel
Teatro Oi Futuro (Ipanema) obje vo provocar o debate sobre a cria ão do Fórum e tra ar uma estratégia para a
ç
aprova ão do mesmo pelo Conselho
de Desenvolvimento Econ mico e Social da ONU e pela
ç
Assembleia Geral da ONU, além de apresentar
recomendaç ões ao Secretário Geral da ONU
ç ão do Fórum.
ô
para cria
ç
ç
O Conselho de Desenvolvimento Econômico e Social da Presidência da República (CDES)
Confederação Nacional do convida para participação nos debates
Comércio.
Fundação Getulio Vargas
Secretaria Nacional de
Juventude da Presidência
da Repúbica
O Conselho de
Desenvolvimento
Econômico e Social da
Presidência da República
This symposium organized by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the
United Nations University Institute of Advanced Studies (UNU-IAS) and the Fundação Getulio
Vargas (FGV) will discuss the role of public administration in contributing to deliver the
“institutional framework for sustainable development and green economy in the context of
sustainable development and poverty eradication”, the two main themes of the Rio+20
FGV
Conference. The sessions will discuss the new set of reforms in public management,
organizations and policies in the different levels that are needed to create greener economic
growth in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication. During the event, it
will be launched the special issue of the journal Public Administration and Development (PAD,
Wiley-Blackwell) on Rio+20.
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Professor Cristovam
Buarque, Senator of the
Brazilian Congress and head
of the Rio+20 Senate
Commission, Brazil &
Member of the UNU Council
Professor Carlos Ivan
Simonsen Leal President of
the Getulio Vargas
Foundation - FGV,
Olav Kjorven, UN Assistant
Secretary General and UNDP
Associate Administrator,
UNDP, New York
Prof. Govindan Parayil, UNU
Vice-Rector and Director of
UNU-IAS, Focal Point of
UNU for Rio+20
Opening Remarks
18/06/2012
14:00:00
Fundação Getulio Vargas
Painel: Sistemas Participativos de Garantia - Situação Atual e
Perspectivas
18/06/2012
14:00:00
Auditório da Embrapa Solos
Embrapa
Os SPGs como Mecanismo de Controle para a Garantia da
Qualidade .
18/06/2012
14:00:00
Auditório da Embrapa Solos
Embrapa
PROJETO PARINTINS - REDES INTELIGENTES NA
AMAZÔMIA
18/06/2012
14:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Cúpula dos Prefeitos: Rumo a um Futuro de Baixo Carbono - IV Cidades na linha de frente das alterações climáticas
Arena Socioambiental - Encontros Globais - Adaptação às
Mudanças Climáticas
Sustainable Development Dialogues: Water
Session 1 – Rio+20, Public Administration and Sustainable
Development: Opportunities and Challenges (key findings from
the special issue of PAD)
FGV
PROJETO PARINTINS - REDES INTELIGENTES NA AMAZÔMIA
ELETROBRAS
Moderador: Rogério Dias coordenador de Agroecologia
- SDC/Mapa
Coordenador de
Agroecologia - SDC Rogério Dias
ELAINE FRANÇA
Evento Fechado
18/06/2012
14:30:00
Forte de Copacabana
18/06/2012
14:30:00
MAM
18/06/2012
14:30:00
Riocentro
18/06/2012
Fundação Getulio Vargas
14:40:00
Prefeitura
As mudanças climáticas tem um impacto muito maior nas populações pobres. É possível
alterar cenários e evitarmos situações limite? Qual o papel das políticas públicas para
Ministéro do
diminuir a vulnerabilidade destas populações? Diferentes visões sobre inclusão social em um
Desenvolvimento Social
ambiente em plena transformação. Convidados: Paulo Moutinho, Márcia Valle Real, Rômulo
Paes Sousa. Evento público
OFFICIAL EVENTS
Governo brasileiro
19
FGV
Paulo Moutinho, Márcia Valle
Real, Rômulo Paes Sousa
Speaker: Jose A. Puppim
de Oliveira, UNU-IAS
A Experiência do Funcionamento dos SPGs no Brasil
Cidades Sustentáveis
SD Learning Event: Assessing Sustainable Transport in the
Context of Green Economy
AÇÃO INDIGENISTA COMO FORMA DE MITIGAÇÃO DE
IMPACTOS AMBIENTAIS EM TERRAS INDÍGENA - TERRA
INDÍGENA PARAKANÃ
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
14:50:00
15:00:00
15:00:00
15:00:00
Auditório da Embrapa Solos
Parque dos Atletas
Riocentro
Parque dos Atletas
Embrapa
Os centros urbanos do mundo são responsáveis por quase 80% das emissões de CO2,
porém só cobrem 2% da terra. A transformação tecnológica em curso aborda alguns dos
maiores desafios a serem enfrentados nas cidades em rápida expansão. A Ericsson está
trabalhando com várias cidades a nível global para aumentar a consciência e ajudar a realizar
uma infinidade de benefícios que a TIC oferece para tratar de objetivos socioeconômicos e
ambientais específicos. O Porto de Estocolmo é um exemplo. O projeto conduzido pela cidade
de Estocolmo pretende ser uma cidade sustentável inigualável com um distrito de clima
positivo até 2030, utilizando uma infra-estrutura eficiente para conectar 10.000 casas e 30.000 Embaixada da Suécia.
espaços de trabalho. Essas metas climáticas exigem inovação tecnológica e colaboração
entre disciplinas de planejamento e desenvolvimento urbano. Evento aberto ao
público.Palestrantes: Elaine Weidman-Grunewald (Ericsson) e Tomas Gustafsson
(Environment and Sustainability Strategist for Large City Development Projects at City of
Stockholm).
Presenting: Holger Dalkmann, Director EMBARQ
Holger Dalkmann
WRI
AÇÃO INDIGENISTA COMO FORMA DE MITIGAÇÃO DE IMPACTOS AMBIENTAIS EM
TERRAS INDÍGENA - TERRA INDÍGENA PARAKANÃ
Representante do Fórum
Brasileiro SPGs
Elaine Weidman e Tomas
Gustafsson
ELETROBRAS
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JOSÉ PORFIRIO
FONTENELE DE
CARVALHO
Chair: Jose A. Puppim de
Oliveira, UNU-IAS
Speakers:
“A Charter Moment:
Restructuring Governance for
Sustainability”
Professor Norichika Kanie,
Tokyo Institute of Technology
and UNU-IAS, Japan
Session 2 – Public Administration and Good Governance for
Sustainable Development
18/06/2012
Fundação Getulio Vargas
FGV
“Cross-sectoral policies for
sustainable development: a
metagovernance perspective”
Michael Kull, MTT Agrifood
Research Finland, Helsinki,
Finland
Discussants:
Professor Eduardo Viola,
University of Brasilia
Professor Patricia Regina
Pinheiro Sampaio, FGVDireito Rio
Lançamento de Biocombustíveis de Aviação
Indigenous peoples: food security, climate changes and
sustainability
Gender, Water and Preparing for Climate Change: Implications
for Food, Health and Human Rights
THE RAINFOREST STANDARD: Integrating Social,
Environmental, and Econom
18/06/2012
15:20:00
15:30:00
18/06/2012
15:30:00
Arena da Barra
18/06/2012
15:30:00
Arena da Barra
18/06/2012
15:30:00
Forte de Copacabana
T-5 (Riocentro)
Evento Fechado
Room UN2
Room UN3
THE RAINFOREST STANDARD (RFS) Founding Members will host a side event in Rio + 20
meeting to present the RFS. The RFS integrates protocols for carbon accounting, sociocultural-economic impact, and biodiversity outcomes in the belief that reducing carbon
emissions from removals of biomass in forestland will not be effective or permanent without
benefits flowing to all local stakeholders, and should produce an economic benefit that results
in the protection of biodiversity and healthy ecosystems. In this way, the RFS is the first fully
integrated forest carbon emissions reduction standard that was built specifically for REDD and
built by institutions in the countries in which it is to be deployed.
FIESP/BID
State University of
Campinas
International Women’s
Anthropology Conference
Red de Fondos
Ambientales de
Latinoamérica y el Caribe
(Redlac)
Poverty Reduction and Sustainable Development: Chinese
NGOs in Action
Analysing REDD+: challenges and choices
Empowering Youth Leadership for a Sustainable Future
Gender, Water and Preparing for Climate Change: Implications
for Food, Health and Human Rights
Legal Preparedness for the Green Economy
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
15:30:00
15:30:00
15:30:00
15:30:00
15:30:00
T-11 (Riocentro)
T-4 (Riocentro)
T-10 (Riocentro)
P3-A (Riocentro)
T-6 (Riocentro)
This side event aims to show the efforts and achievements Chinese NGOs have made in the
past 10 years, as well as challenges ahead in eradicating poverty and promoting sustainable
development. participants will discuss how local NGOs can do better to help developing
countries reach the UN Millennium Development Goals on time
In accordance with the theme of the conference: A Green Economy in the Context of
Sustainable Development and Poverty Eradication, our side event will focus on China?s path
on poverty alleviation and sustainable development in recent 10 years. By assessing the
progress to date, the remaining gaps in the implementation of the outcomes of former
conferences, and discussing new and emerging challenges, this side event can make great
contributions to the outcome of UNCSD/Rio+20.
The side event has three thematic focuses:Chinese NGOs? efforts in poverty eradication;
Relationship between poverty eradication and sustainable development; Working together to
realize the UN Millennium Development Goals(MDGs).
Climate change is a key global challenge and national, sub-national, and local actors are
responding in the political, social, and economic spheres. Forests are a key part of the
international mitigation agenda. Transformational change is required to realize the forest
sector's mitigation potential through avoided deforestation and forest degradation (REDD+).
Dense webs of economic interests, political realities, and local needs come to the forefront as
countries become "ready for REDD+" and start to develop national REDD+ strategies and
policies.
China NGO Network for
International Exchanges
(CNIE)
Center for International
Forestry Research (CIFOR)
For the past four years, CIFOR and partners have been conducting a Global Comparative
Study on REDD+ on policy development and the early stages of implementation. In this side
event we will present the results of this work that are pertinent to the objectives of the CSD
and the development of a green economy.
A critical factor in the future of sustainability lies in the hands of the next generation of
environmental stewards. The combination of the wisdom of the elders with the limitless
creativity, enthusiasm and compassion of our youth will help us create solutions to the
challenges facing our planet. It is our responsibility to educate and empower our young people
to be leaders of sustainability. It is also our role to encourage their infinite resources of
imagination and innovation. Social media and cultural arts are effective platforms that both give Academy for Future Science
youth a voice on such global issues, and interconnect them. At this event, we will present
several Rio+20 youth projects that are effectively mobilizing youth via music, spoken word and
social media, as well as provide information on how our lifestyles can be improved to function
with an awareness of sustainability.
This panel aims to bring together information stemming from analyses of grass roots field
experience and global processes in order to better understand the effects of climate change on
International Women's
women?s livelihoods, and the potential policy and programmatic approaches that may be taken
Anthropology Conference
to deal with them. Framed in a human rights perspective, major issues will include the impact
(IWAC)
of recent changes on the right to food, water, seeds and land.
This IDLO Legal Roundtable Dialogue on Legal Preparedness for the Green Economy,
organized in partnership with other inter-governmental organizations and leading developing
countries, will highlight the importance of an enabling legal environment , tailored legal
instruments and rights-based approaches to access the benefits of the global green economy.
With distinguished legal experts, a dynamic discussion will examine how regulatory reforms are
assisting countries to overcome barriers and establish new incentives for sustainable
International Law on
development and poverty eradication. Developing country jurists will share experiences with
Sustainable Development
tailored legal reforms, institutions and compliance. Cutting-edge legal knowledge will be
Partnership (IDLO)
disseminated through the global launch of a new Compendium of Legal Best Practices on the
Green Economy and an E-learning Course on Legal Preparedness for the Green Economy in
several languages. This Legal Roundtable showcases the latest innovations in green economy
laws, focusing on facilitating South-South knowledge sharing and defining practical green
economy strategies.
Role of EESD in Transition to a Green Economy - from Tbilisi to
Rio+20
18/06/2012
15:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
Peasants Reclaiming our Future with Food Sovereignty and
Agroecology
18/06/2012
15:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
The DESERTEC Concept - Energy Security, Sustainability and
Development
18/06/2012
15:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
To address the challenges to sustainability and development the global community has
undertaken a number of very important steps towards engaging education in its efforts for a
healthier ecological, economic and social environment, the time span emerging from Tbilisi
Declaration of 1977 and covering Decade for Education for Sustainable Development 20052014. Rio + 20 and its outcomes should further enhance and refine global efforts in this
regards. Education should continue to be employed to provide common awareness towards
current and emerging challenges to sustainable development and ways for their mitigation and
solution as well as knowledge, values and skills for green economies and societies.
The side event will be a multi-stakeholder forum involving international organizations,
government and major group representatives as well as NGOs and private sector that will be
held between 13th -18th June and discuss current and future perspective of education for
sustainable development and greener societies.
In the discussions leading up to Rio+20, there has been little debate on what is a sustainable
development path which can address our contemporary issues as defined under Agenda 21.
Georgia
LA VIA CAMPESINA International Peasant
Movement
Mankind is facing enormous challenges: as the planet?s population rises and the
industrialization of developing countries accelerates, global energy demand continues to climb.
At the same time, an increase in carbon emissions brings the threat of runaway climate
change and a drastic reduction in the earth?s capacity to support human life even closer. The
DESERTEC Concept offers a solution to these challenges by integrating all renewable
energies, generating sustainable power from those sites where at their most abundant.
Realized sustainably it may provide climate protection, global energy security and further
DESERTEC Foundation
options for human development.
To reach a broader audience the DESERTEC concept should be offered, presented and
discussed with the global community of stakeholders of each part of society. The dialogue
about which contribution the concept may provide to the aforementioned challenges and which
opportunities it offers for the different regions of the world should be led.
Inadequate Planning: Challenges on the Andean Amazon
Food and the City
Consumer Voices at Rio+20
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
15:30:00
15:30:00
15:30:00
T-11 (Riocentro)
P3-E (Riocentro)
T-5 (Riocentro)
SPDA and ICAA in their efforts to contribute to the discussion on the future of the Andean
Amazon, have produced three reports on the Ecuadorian, Peru and Colombia Amazon, which
provide information never before collected on investments of productive sectors (mining,
energy, infrastructure, etc.) and their cumulative impacts on natural resources, conservation
and development of the Amazonian populations.
This information is useful for civil society and states and contributes on the decision making
process. It also generate ?political capital? based on quality information, synergies with the
media, politicians and civil society organizations. Therefore, we propose a dialogue event as
part of Rio +20, to generate this global political capital, which should not only occur in areas of
the Amazon, but also in areas where strategic decisions are being taking and affect the
development of our countries.
Peruvian Society for
Environmental Law (Sociedad Peruana de
Derecho Ambiental - SPDA)
Shortly after the world urban population surpassed the world rural population and the food
price crisis of 2007-8, the UN Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD17) called for
World Society for the
?strong rural-urban linkages and partnerships between countryside and communities, to
Protection of Animals
enhance livelihoods and food security?. Food Security and Cities are both priority theme areas
(WSPA)
of the green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication.
The purpose of this event is to present the Consumers? Platform for Rio+20 created and
signed by a number of consumer organizations around the world. The goal is to use the
platform as a reference to share perspectives on a new model of consumption based on
sustainability as well as proposing new forms to orient and educate consumers on sustainable Idec - Brazilian Institute for
Consumer Defense
development. We will also be presenting a case study of a campaign for mandatory green
labeling for cars, debating the most effective ways to implement that enforce consumer?s right
to know where their products are ?green? or not.
A green economy is one that will boost private sector markets and drive economic activity
while minimizing impacts on natural resources and scarce energy supplies. Improving the
efficiency of the building sector offers a least-cost greenhouse gas abatement opportunity with
high returns on investment; powerful socioeconomic co-benefits; and potential for urban
renewal and sustainability. Yet, developing policy pathways that will unlock the benefits of
efficient buildings at scale remains a challenge for governments all over the world.
Spurring Private Sector Investment in Energy Efficient Buildings
Phasing-out fossil fuel subsides: what is at stake and why now?
Indigenous peoples: food security, climate changes and
sustainability
Expanding Energy Access to Achieve Sustainable Energy For All
THE RAINFOREST STANDARD: Integrating Social,
Environmental, and Econom
Poverty Reduction and Sustainable Development: Chinese
NGOs in Action
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
15:30:00
15:30:00
15:30:00
15:30:00
15:30:00
15:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
P3-F (Riocentro)
T-4 (Riocentro)
T-6 (Riocentro)
T-5 (Riocentro)
T-11 (Riocentro)
This event will mark the release of a new study by the Johnson Controls Institute for Building
Efficiency that will assist decision-makers and development institutions prioritize policy
instruments. Based on polling a wide sample of the building industry, the results indicate that
some policies are more effective than others in attracting private sector investment and
contributing to a long-term market for energy efficient products and services.
U.S. Green Building Council
More than $500 billion is provided per year in fossil fuel subsidies. Fossil fuel subsidies drain
public resources, drive global warming, and make it harder for clean energy to compete. In
fact, fossil fuel subsidies are 500% larger than the subsidies provided for clean energy. While
a total of 53 countries have made specific commitments to phase-out their fossil fuel subsidies,
Natural Resources Defense
little progress has been made in following through by enacting changes to the laws and
Council (NRDC)
policies in the key countries. A panel of experts on fossil fuel subsidies will outline how much
money is provided for these subsidies, where key countries stand in terms of phasing-out their
subsidies, and what is needed to turn this promise into reality.
Climate changes affecting our planet require an insight into the development and sustainability.
The proposal has the support of researchers at the University, and also with the indigenous
State University of
leaders of the Intertribal Committee, through a round table debate issues related to Climate
Campinas
Change, Food Security and Insecurity and the Carbon Market, enabling and opening the
dialogue between research University, the knowledge of the Indians and the Society.
Access to sustainable energy is a necessary precondition to achieving many social goals:
eradicating poverty, increasing food production, providing clean water, improving public health,
enhancing education, creating economic opportunity, empowering women, and combating
climate change. In short, development is not possible without energy, and sustainable
United Nations Foundation
development is not possible without sustainable energy.
(UNF)
This panel will showcase how a collaborative worldwide effort, under the auspices of
Sustainable Energy for All, can accelerate progress in achieving universal energy access by
2030.
THE RAINFOREST STANDARD (RFS) Founding Members will host a side event in Rio + 20
meeting to present the RFS. The RFS integrates protocols for carbon accounting, sociocultural-economic impact, and biodiversity outcomes in the belief that reducing carbon
emissions from removals of biomass in forestland will not be effective or permanent without
benefits flowing to all local stakeholders, and should produce an economic benefit that results
in the protection of biodiversity and healthy ecosystems. In this way, the RFS is the first fully
integrated forest carbon emissions reduction standard that was built specifically for REDD and
built by institutions in the countries in which it is to be deployed.
This side event aims to show the efforts and achievements Chinese NGOs have made in the
past 10 years, as well as challenges ahead in eradicating poverty and promoting sustainable
development. participants will discuss how local NGOs can do better to help developing
countries reach the UN Millennium Development Goals on time
In accordance with the theme of the conference: A Green Economy in the Context of
Sustainable Development and Poverty Eradication, our side event will focus on China?s path
on poverty alleviation and sustainable development in recent 10 years. By assessing the
progress to date, the remaining gaps in the implementation of the outcomes of former
conferences, and discussing new and emerging challenges, this side event can make great
contributions to the outcome of UNCSD/Rio+20.
The side event has three thematic focuses:Chinese NGOs? efforts in poverty eradication;
Relationship between poverty eradication and sustainable development; Working together to
realize the UN Millennium Development Goals(MDGs).
Red de Fondos
Ambientales de
Latinoamérica y el Caribe
(Redlac)
China NGO Network for
International Exchanges
(CNIE)
Analysing REDD+: challenges and choices
Empowering Youth Leadership for a Sustainable Future
Gender, Water and Preparing for Climate Change: Implications
for Food, Health and Human Rights
Legal Preparedness for the Green Economy
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
15:30:00
15:30:00
15:30:00
15:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
T-10 (Riocentro)
P3-A (Riocentro)
T-6 (Riocentro)
Role of EESD in Transition to a Green Economy - from Tbilisi to
Rio+20
18/06/2012
15:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
Peasants Reclaiming our Future with Food Sovereignty and
Agroecology
18/06/2012
15:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
Climate change is a key global challenge and national, sub-national, and local actors are
responding in the political, social, and economic spheres. Forests are a key part of the
international mitigation agenda. Transformational change is required to realize the forest
sector's mitigation potential through avoided deforestation and forest degradation (REDD+).
Dense webs of economic interests, political realities, and local needs come to the forefront as
countries become "ready for REDD+" and start to develop national REDD+ strategies and
policies.
Center for International
Forestry Research (CIFOR)
For the past four years, CIFOR and partners have been conducting a Global Comparative
Study on REDD+ on policy development and the early stages of implementation. In this side
event we will present the results of this work that are pertinent to the objectives of the CSD
and the development of a green economy.
A critical factor in the future of sustainability lies in the hands of the next generation of
environmental stewards. The combination of the wisdom of the elders with the limitless
creativity, enthusiasm and compassion of our youth will help us create solutions to the
challenges facing our planet. It is our responsibility to educate and empower our young people
to be leaders of sustainability. It is also our role to encourage their infinite resources of
imagination and innovation. Social media and cultural arts are effective platforms that both give Academy for Future Science
youth a voice on such global issues, and interconnect them. At this event, we will present
several Rio+20 youth projects that are effectively mobilizing youth via music, spoken word and
social media, as well as provide information on how our lifestyles can be improved to function
with an awareness of sustainability.
This panel aims to bring together information stemming from analyses of grass roots field
experience and global processes in order to better understand the effects of climate change on
International Women's
women?s livelihoods, and the potential policy and programmatic approaches that may be taken
Anthropology Conference
to deal with them. Framed in a human rights perspective, major issues will include the impact
(IWAC)
of recent changes on the right to food, water, seeds and land.
This IDLO Legal Roundtable Dialogue on Legal Preparedness for the Green Economy,
organized in partnership with other inter-governmental organizations and leading developing
countries, will highlight the importance of an enabling legal environment , tailored legal
instruments and rights-based approaches to access the benefits of the global green economy.
With distinguished legal experts, a dynamic discussion will examine how regulatory reforms are
assisting countries to overcome barriers and establish new incentives for sustainable
International Law on
development and poverty eradication. Developing country jurists will share experiences with
Sustainable Development
tailored legal reforms, institutions and compliance. Cutting-edge legal knowledge will be
Partnership (IDLO)
disseminated through the global launch of a new Compendium of Legal Best Practices on the
Green Economy and an E-learning Course on Legal Preparedness for the Green Economy in
several languages. This Legal Roundtable showcases the latest innovations in green economy
laws, focusing on facilitating South-South knowledge sharing and defining practical green
economy strategies.
To address the challenges to sustainability and development the global community has
undertaken a number of very important steps towards engaging education in its efforts for a
healthier ecological, economic and social environment, the time span emerging from Tbilisi
Declaration of 1977 and covering Decade for Education for Sustainable Development 20052014. Rio + 20 and its outcomes should further enhance and refine global efforts in this
regards. Education should continue to be employed to provide common awareness towards
current and emerging challenges to sustainable development and ways for their mitigation and
solution as well as knowledge, values and skills for green economies and societies.
The side event will be a multi-stakeholder forum involving international organizations,
government and major group representatives as well as NGOs and private sector that will be
held between 13th -18th June and discuss current and future perspective of education for
sustainable development and greener societies.
In the discussions leading up to Rio+20, there has been little debate on what is a sustainable
development path which can address our contemporary issues as defined under Agenda 21.
Georgia
LA VIA CAMPESINA International Peasant
Movement
The DESERTEC Concept - Energy Security, Sustainability and
Development
18/06/2012
15:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
Mankind is facing enormous challenges: as the planet?s population rises and the
industrialization of developing countries accelerates, global energy demand continues to climb.
At the same time, an increase in carbon emissions brings the threat of runaway climate
change and a drastic reduction in the earth?s capacity to support human life even closer. The
DESERTEC Concept offers a solution to these challenges by integrating all renewable
energies, generating sustainable power from those sites where at their most abundant.
Realized sustainably it may provide climate protection, global energy security and further
DESERTEC Foundation
options for human development.
To reach a broader audience the DESERTEC concept should be offered, presented and
discussed with the global community of stakeholders of each part of society. The dialogue
about which contribution the concept may provide to the aforementioned challenges and which
opportunities it offers for the different regions of the world should be led.
Inadequate Planning: Challenges on the Andean Amazon
Food and the City
Consumer Voices at Rio+20
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
15:30:00
15:30:00
15:30:00
T-11 (Riocentro)
P3-E (Riocentro)
T-5 (Riocentro)
SPDA and ICAA in their efforts to contribute to the discussion on the future of the Andean
Amazon, have produced three reports on the Ecuadorian, Peru and Colombia Amazon, which
provide information never before collected on investments of productive sectors (mining,
energy, infrastructure, etc.) and their cumulative impacts on natural resources, conservation
and development of the Amazonian populations.
This information is useful for civil society and states and contributes on the decision making
process. It also generate ?political capital? based on quality information, synergies with the
media, politicians and civil society organizations. Therefore, we propose a dialogue event as
part of Rio +20, to generate this global political capital, which should not only occur in areas of
the Amazon, but also in areas where strategic decisions are being taking and affect the
development of our countries.
Peruvian Society for
Environmental Law (Sociedad Peruana de
Derecho Ambiental - SPDA)
Shortly after the world urban population surpassed the world rural population and the food
price crisis of 2007-8, the UN Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD17) called for
World Society for the
?strong rural-urban linkages and partnerships between countryside and communities, to
Protection of Animals
enhance livelihoods and food security?. Food Security and Cities are both priority theme areas
(WSPA)
of the green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication.
The purpose of this event is to present the Consumers? Platform for Rio+20 created and
signed by a number of consumer organizations around the world. The goal is to use the
platform as a reference to share perspectives on a new model of consumption based on
sustainability as well as proposing new forms to orient and educate consumers on sustainable Idec - Brazilian Institute for
Consumer Defense
development. We will also be presenting a case study of a campaign for mandatory green
labeling for cars, debating the most effective ways to implement that enforce consumer?s right
to know where their products are ?green? or not.
A green economy is one that will boost private sector markets and drive economic activity
while minimizing impacts on natural resources and scarce energy supplies. Improving the
efficiency of the building sector offers a least-cost greenhouse gas abatement opportunity with
high returns on investment; powerful socioeconomic co-benefits; and potential for urban
renewal and sustainability. Yet, developing policy pathways that will unlock the benefits of
efficient buildings at scale remains a challenge for governments all over the world.
Spurring Private Sector Investment in Energy Efficient Buildings
Phasing-out fossil fuel subsides: what is at stake and why now?
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
15:30:00
15:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
P3-F (Riocentro)
This event will mark the release of a new study by the Johnson Controls Institute for Building
Efficiency that will assist decision-makers and development institutions prioritize policy
instruments. Based on polling a wide sample of the building industry, the results indicate that
some policies are more effective than others in attracting private sector investment and
contributing to a long-term market for energy efficient products and services.
U.S. Green Building Council
More than $500 billion is provided per year in fossil fuel subsidies. Fossil fuel subsidies drain
public resources, drive global warming, and make it harder for clean energy to compete. In
fact, fossil fuel subsidies are 500% larger than the subsidies provided for clean energy. While
a total of 53 countries have made specific commitments to phase-out their fossil fuel subsidies,
Natural Resources Defense
little progress has been made in following through by enacting changes to the laws and
Council (NRDC)
policies in the key countries. A panel of experts on fossil fuel subsidies will outline how much
money is provided for these subsidies, where key countries stand in terms of phasing-out their
subsidies, and what is needed to turn this promise into reality.
Indigenous peoples: food security, climate changes and
sustainability
Expanding Energy Access to Achieve Sustainable Energy For All
THE RAINFOREST STANDARD: Integrating Social,
Environmental, and Econom
Poverty Reduction and Sustainable Development: Chinese
NGOs in Action
Analysing REDD+: challenges and choices
Empowering Youth Leadership for a Sustainable Future
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
15:30:00
15:30:00
15:30:00
15:30:00
15:30:00
15:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
T-6 (Riocentro)
T-5 (Riocentro)
T-11 (Riocentro)
T-4 (Riocentro)
T-10 (Riocentro)
Climate changes affecting our planet require an insight into the development and sustainability.
The proposal has the support of researchers at the University, and also with the indigenous
State University of
leaders of the Intertribal Committee, through a round table debate issues related to Climate
Campinas
Change, Food Security and Insecurity and the Carbon Market, enabling and opening the
dialogue between research University, the knowledge of the Indians and the Society.
Access to sustainable energy is a necessary precondition to achieving many social goals:
eradicating poverty, increasing food production, providing clean water, improving public health,
enhancing education, creating economic opportunity, empowering women, and combating
climate change. In short, development is not possible without energy, and sustainable
United Nations Foundation
development is not possible without sustainable energy.
(UNF)
This panel will showcase how a collaborative worldwide effort, under the auspices of
Sustainable Energy for All, can accelerate progress in achieving universal energy access by
2030.
THE RAINFOREST STANDARD (RFS) Founding Members will host a side event in Rio + 20
meeting to present the RFS. The RFS integrates protocols for carbon accounting, sociocultural-economic impact, and biodiversity outcomes in the belief that reducing carbon
emissions from removals of biomass in forestland will not be effective or permanent without
benefits flowing to all local stakeholders, and should produce an economic benefit that results
in the protection of biodiversity and healthy ecosystems. In this way, the RFS is the first fully
integrated forest carbon emissions reduction standard that was built specifically for REDD and
built by institutions in the countries in which it is to be deployed.
This side event aims to show the efforts and achievements Chinese NGOs have made in the
past 10 years, as well as challenges ahead in eradicating poverty and promoting sustainable
development. participants will discuss how local NGOs can do better to help developing
countries reach the UN Millennium Development Goals on time
In accordance with the theme of the conference: A Green Economy in the Context of
Sustainable Development and Poverty Eradication, our side event will focus on China?s path
on poverty alleviation and sustainable development in recent 10 years. By assessing the
progress to date, the remaining gaps in the implementation of the outcomes of former
conferences, and discussing new and emerging challenges, this side event can make great
contributions to the outcome of UNCSD/Rio+20.
The side event has three thematic focuses:Chinese NGOs? efforts in poverty eradication;
Relationship between poverty eradication and sustainable development; Working together to
realize the UN Millennium Development Goals(MDGs).
Climate change is a key global challenge and national, sub-national, and local actors are
responding in the political, social, and economic spheres. Forests are a key part of the
international mitigation agenda. Transformational change is required to realize the forest
sector's mitigation potential through avoided deforestation and forest degradation (REDD+).
Dense webs of economic interests, political realities, and local needs come to the forefront as
countries become "ready for REDD+" and start to develop national REDD+ strategies and
policies.
Red de Fondos
Ambientales de
Latinoamérica y el Caribe
(Redlac)
China NGO Network for
International Exchanges
(CNIE)
Center for International
Forestry Research (CIFOR)
For the past four years, CIFOR and partners have been conducting a Global Comparative
Study on REDD+ on policy development and the early stages of implementation. In this side
event we will present the results of this work that are pertinent to the objectives of the CSD
and the development of a green economy.
A critical factor in the future of sustainability lies in the hands of the next generation of
environmental stewards. The combination of the wisdom of the elders with the limitless
creativity, enthusiasm and compassion of our youth will help us create solutions to the
challenges facing our planet. It is our responsibility to educate and empower our young people
to be leaders of sustainability. It is also our role to encourage their infinite resources of
imagination and innovation. Social media and cultural arts are effective platforms that both give Academy for Future Science
youth a voice on such global issues, and interconnect them. At this event, we will present
several Rio+20 youth projects that are effectively mobilizing youth via music, spoken word and
social media, as well as provide information on how our lifestyles can be improved to function
with an awareness of sustainability.
Gender, Water and Preparing for Climate Change: Implications
for Food, Health and Human Rights
Legal Preparedness for the Green Economy
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
15:30:00
15:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
T-6 (Riocentro)
Role of EESD in Transition to a Green Economy - from Tbilisi to
Rio+20
18/06/2012
15:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
Peasants Reclaiming our Future with Food Sovereignty and
Agroecology
18/06/2012
15:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
The DESERTEC Concept - Energy Security, Sustainability and
Development
18/06/2012
15:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
This panel aims to bring together information stemming from analyses of grass roots field
experience and global processes in order to better understand the effects of climate change on
International Women's
women?s livelihoods, and the potential policy and programmatic approaches that may be taken
Anthropology Conference
to deal with them. Framed in a human rights perspective, major issues will include the impact
(IWAC)
of recent changes on the right to food, water, seeds and land.
This IDLO Legal Roundtable Dialogue on Legal Preparedness for the Green Economy,
organized in partnership with other inter-governmental organizations and leading developing
countries, will highlight the importance of an enabling legal environment , tailored legal
instruments and rights-based approaches to access the benefits of the global green economy.
With distinguished legal experts, a dynamic discussion will examine how regulatory reforms are
assisting countries to overcome barriers and establish new incentives for sustainable
International Law on
development and poverty eradication. Developing country jurists will share experiences with
Sustainable Development
tailored legal reforms, institutions and compliance. Cutting-edge legal knowledge will be
Partnership (IDLO)
disseminated through the global launch of a new Compendium of Legal Best Practices on the
Green Economy and an E-learning Course on Legal Preparedness for the Green Economy in
several languages. This Legal Roundtable showcases the latest innovations in green economy
laws, focusing on facilitating South-South knowledge sharing and defining practical green
economy strategies.
To address the challenges to sustainability and development the global community has
undertaken a number of very important steps towards engaging education in its efforts for a
healthier ecological, economic and social environment, the time span emerging from Tbilisi
Declaration of 1977 and covering Decade for Education for Sustainable Development 20052014. Rio + 20 and its outcomes should further enhance and refine global efforts in this
regards. Education should continue to be employed to provide common awareness towards
current and emerging challenges to sustainable development and ways for their mitigation and
solution as well as knowledge, values and skills for green economies and societies.
The side event will be a multi-stakeholder forum involving international organizations,
government and major group representatives as well as NGOs and private sector that will be
held between 13th -18th June and discuss current and future perspective of education for
sustainable development and greener societies.
In the discussions leading up to Rio+20, there has been little debate on what is a sustainable
development path which can address our contemporary issues as defined under Agenda 21.
Georgia
LA VIA CAMPESINA International Peasant
Movement
Mankind is facing enormous challenges: as the planet?s population rises and the
industrialization of developing countries accelerates, global energy demand continues to climb.
At the same time, an increase in carbon emissions brings the threat of runaway climate
change and a drastic reduction in the earth?s capacity to support human life even closer. The
DESERTEC Concept offers a solution to these challenges by integrating all renewable
energies, generating sustainable power from those sites where at their most abundant.
Realized sustainably it may provide climate protection, global energy security and further
DESERTEC Foundation
options for human development.
To reach a broader audience the DESERTEC concept should be offered, presented and
discussed with the global community of stakeholders of each part of society. The dialogue
about which contribution the concept may provide to the aforementioned challenges and which
opportunities it offers for the different regions of the world should be led.
Inadequate Planning: Challenges on the Andean Amazon
18/06/2012
15:30:00
T-11 (Riocentro)
SPDA and ICAA in their efforts to contribute to the discussion on the future of the Andean
Amazon, have produced three reports on the Ecuadorian, Peru and Colombia Amazon, which
provide information never before collected on investments of productive sectors (mining,
energy, infrastructure, etc.) and their cumulative impacts on natural resources, conservation
and development of the Amazonian populations.
This information is useful for civil society and states and contributes on the decision making
process. It also generate ?political capital? based on quality information, synergies with the
media, politicians and civil society organizations. Therefore, we propose a dialogue event as
part of Rio +20, to generate this global political capital, which should not only occur in areas of
the Amazon, but also in areas where strategic decisions are being taking and affect the
development of our countries.
Peruvian Society for
Environmental Law (Sociedad Peruana de
Derecho Ambiental - SPDA)
Food and the City
Consumer Voices at Rio+20
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
15:30:00
15:30:00
P3-E (Riocentro)
T-5 (Riocentro)
Shortly after the world urban population surpassed the world rural population and the food
price crisis of 2007-8, the UN Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD17) called for
World Society for the
?strong rural-urban linkages and partnerships between countryside and communities, to
Protection of Animals
enhance livelihoods and food security?. Food Security and Cities are both priority theme areas
(WSPA)
of the green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication.
The purpose of this event is to present the Consumers? Platform for Rio+20 created and
signed by a number of consumer organizations around the world. The goal is to use the
platform as a reference to share perspectives on a new model of consumption based on
sustainability as well as proposing new forms to orient and educate consumers on sustainable Idec - Brazilian Institute for
Consumer Defense
development. We will also be presenting a case study of a campaign for mandatory green
labeling for cars, debating the most effective ways to implement that enforce consumer?s right
to know where their products are ?green? or not.
A green economy is one that will boost private sector markets and drive economic activity
while minimizing impacts on natural resources and scarce energy supplies. Improving the
efficiency of the building sector offers a least-cost greenhouse gas abatement opportunity with
high returns on investment; powerful socioeconomic co-benefits; and potential for urban
renewal and sustainability. Yet, developing policy pathways that will unlock the benefits of
efficient buildings at scale remains a challenge for governments all over the world.
Spurring Private Sector Investment in Energy Efficient Buildings
Phasing-out fossil fuel subsides: what is at stake and why now?
Indigenous peoples: food security, climate changes and
sustainability
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
15:30:00
15:30:00
15:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
P3-F (Riocentro)
T-4 (Riocentro)
Expanding Energy Access to Achieve Sustainable Energy For All
18/06/2012
15:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
A Visão Internacional sobre os SPGS
18/06/2012
15:50:00
Auditório da Embrapa Solos
This event will mark the release of a new study by the Johnson Controls Institute for Building
Efficiency that will assist decision-makers and development institutions prioritize policy
instruments. Based on polling a wide sample of the building industry, the results indicate that
some policies are more effective than others in attracting private sector investment and
contributing to a long-term market for energy efficient products and services.
U.S. Green Building Council
More than $500 billion is provided per year in fossil fuel subsidies. Fossil fuel subsidies drain
public resources, drive global warming, and make it harder for clean energy to compete. In
fact, fossil fuel subsidies are 500% larger than the subsidies provided for clean energy. While
a total of 53 countries have made specific commitments to phase-out their fossil fuel subsidies,
Natural Resources Defense
little progress has been made in following through by enacting changes to the laws and
Council (NRDC)
policies in the key countries. A panel of experts on fossil fuel subsidies will outline how much
money is provided for these subsidies, where key countries stand in terms of phasing-out their
subsidies, and what is needed to turn this promise into reality.
Climate changes affecting our planet require an insight into the development and sustainability.
The proposal has the support of researchers at the University, and also with the indigenous
State University of
leaders of the Intertribal Committee, through a round table debate issues related to Climate
Campinas
Change, Food Security and Insecurity and the Carbon Market, enabling and opening the
dialogue between research University, the knowledge of the Indians and the Society.
Access to sustainable energy is a necessary precondition to achieving many social goals:
eradicating poverty, increasing food production, providing clean water, improving public health,
enhancing education, creating economic opportunity, empowering women, and combating
climate change. In short, development is not possible without energy, and sustainable
United Nations Foundation
development is not possible without sustainable energy.
(UNF)
This panel will showcase how a collaborative worldwide effort, under the auspices of
Sustainable Energy for All, can accelerate progress in achieving universal energy access by
2030.
Embrapa
Representante da Federação
Internacional de movimentos
da Agricultura Orgânica IFOAM
Praticando a sustentabilidade através de um programa sueco
para o desenvolvimento urbano
Cúpula dos Prefeitos: Painel V - Rumo a uma agenda urbana
revigorada
Cúpula dos Prefeitos: Rumo a um Futuro de Baixo Carbono Encerramento
18/06/2012
16:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
18/06/2012
16:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
18/06/2012
16:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
A maneira como planejamos e desenvolvemos as nossas cidades têm grandes implicações
para as questões energéticas e climáticas. Durante essa sessão a ênfase será colocada na
troca de experiências sobre como governos locais podem promover a sustentabilidade do
ponto de vista de energia através de planejamento e processos associados. Em 2003, a
Agência Sueca de Energia iniciou o Programa Município Sustentável. Desde então, o
programa expandiu e se desenvolveu com o objetivo de alavancar o trabalho dos governos
locais suecos em direção a uma sociedade sustentável. Nas diversas redes criadas, os
municípios discutem e desenvolvem com base em questões comuns e recebem o apoio do
governo por parte de especialistas em áreas relevantes. Evento aberto ao público.
Palestrantes: Maria Steinbach Lindgren (Swedish Energy Agency), Albin Carlén (Swedish
Energy Agency), Tom Andersson Second Deputy Mayor, City of Boras ) e Johanna Thorén
(Environmental Analyst, City of Boras).
Evento Fechado
Evento Fechado
Maria Steinbach Lindgren ,
Albin Carlén, Tom Andersson
e Johanna Thorén
Embaixada da Suécia.
Prefeitura
Prefeitura
Carlos Alberto Pinto Barreto – Gerente do Ambiente de PolíticasTerritoriais, Ambientais e de
Inovação do Banco do Nordeste.Documento que formaliza compromissos para a promoção do
desenvolvimento sustentável do BiomaCaatinga e entre os compromissos que compõem a
Declaração da Caatinga,destacam-se:
18/06/2012
16:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
§ Mobilização de esforços para aprovaçãoda Proposta de Emenda Constitucional que
transforma a Caatinga em patrimônionacional e da Política Nacional de Combate e Prevenção
à Desertificação eMitigação dos Efeitos da Seca;
§ Implementação de um fórum de gestoresestaduais do meio ambiente, fortalecendo a
Secretários de Meio
governança nas políticas voltadas aodesenvolvimento sustentável do bioma Caatinga;
Ambiente dos Estados e
§ Promoção de tecnologias sustentáveis,adequadas às necessidades específicas das
Municípios.
populações locais;
§ Promoção da gestão, recuperação ecriação de unidades de conservação em áreas
prioritárias para a proteção dobioma;
§ Adoção de medidas para prever, evitar ouminimizar as causas da mudança do clima e
mitigar eventuais efeitos negativos;
§ Apoio ao desenvolvimento de projetos queviabilizem formas alternativas de geração de
renda para as populações maisvulneráveis aos efeitos da seca e da desertificação;
§ Criação da Agenda Positiva para aCaatinga, um plano de comunicação cujo objetivo será
intensificar a divulgaçãodas riquezas do patrimônio natural e cultural do bioma, com mudança
evento público
Analice Marques Bolzan
18/06/2012
16:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
“NAM THEUN 2”
18/06/2012
16:20:00
Auditório da Embrapa Solos
Concurso de Samba Eu Amo Rio - Ocupação ABC Urbana
www.imaginario.etc.br
18/06/2012
17:00:00
Clube Renascença
N.A.D.A - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
18/06/2012
17:00:00
Casa da Gávea
DECLARAÇÃODA CAATINGA
Responsabilidade Ambiental e Social do TRF da 2ª Região
(TRF2)
“NAM THEUN 2”
Debates
18/06/2012
16:00:00
AuditórioCentral - Parque
dos Atletas
ELETROBRAS
Embrapa
Lançamento do concurso de Samba "Eu Amo o Rio de Janeiro".. Entrada Franca
Coordenação: Prof. Claudia Bolshaw
Os melhores curta metragens
e animações produzidos pela PUC-Rio em Mídia Digital.
A Curadoria dos filmes está sendo feita por vários professores para mostrar a diversidade e
criatividade da geração Y.
Entrada Franca
Movimento Imagina Rio
Movimento Imagina Rio
Servidores do TRF2
CLAUDE NAHON
19
Chair: Yannick Glemarec,
UNDP
Speakers:
“The Political Economy of
Green Growth: Illustrations
from Southern Africa”
Dr. James Thurlow, UN
University-World Inst. for
Development Economics
Research (UNU-WIDER),
Finland
Session 3 – Public Administration and the Mechanisms for
Promoting Green Economy
18/06/2012
Fundação Getulio Vargas
“Institutional subversion and
deforestation: The case of
rural property environmental
licensing in Amazonia”
Professor Raoni Rajão,
Federal University of Minas
Gerais (UFMG), Brazil
FGV
17:00:00
"Megawatt Solar - A Eletrosul gerando hoje a energia do futuro"
Tools for Data Collection and Mapping: the Ground to the Cloud
Story
Towards the constitution of a Supranational Democratic Climate
Authority
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
17:00:00
17:30:00
17:30:00
Parque dos Atletas
Arena da Barra
Arena da Barra
Arena Socioambiental - Encontros Globais - Água: cidadania
para comer e beber
18/06/2012
Tools for Data Collection and Mapping: the Ground to the Cloud
Story
18/06/2012
17:30:00
Arena da Barra
Complex Institutional Frameworks for Sustainability
18/06/2012
17:30:00
Riocentro
World Agricultural Heritage Systems: towards a sustainable
development
18/06/2012
17:30:00
17:30:00
MAM
T-3 (Riocentro)
ELETROBRAS
Room UN2
Room UN5
Água, nosso recurso natural vital, escasso em muitas regiões. Como garantir a segurança ao
acesso? Práticas da sociedade orientam o desenho de políticas públicas, como é o caso do
Programa Um Milhão de Cisternas. Água também como recurso essencial para produção de
alimentos. Convidados: Marcelo Crivella, Naidison Quintella Baptista, Cristophe Golay
(participação online). Evento público
Presenting: Craig Hanson, Director, People & Ecosystems Program & Nigel Sizer, Director,
Global Forest Initiative
Presenting: Craig Hanson, Director, People & Ecosystems Program & Nigel Sizer, Director,
Global Forest Initiative
Ten years after its initiation by FAO in 2002, during the World Summit on Sustainable
Development, the GIAHS Partnership Initiative represents a sophisticated framework for the
recognition, dynamic conservation and adaptive management of remarkable systems of
agriculture with their associated livelihoods, ecosystems and landscapes. Defined as ?unique,
remarkable traditional agricultural practices and evolving systems that demonstrate multiple
goods and services to humanity and the environment?. GIAHS Initiative seek to support the
present-day resilience of these traditional systems and thus provide a sustainable legacy for
the benefit of future generations. The initiative has assembled an impressive list of pilot
site/system designations and is actively pursuing their sustainable development. It has an
innovative and integrated approach looking on the well being of small farmers. Prestigious
global acknowledgment is emerging, and is reflected in the participation of Japan?s Vice
Minister and India?s Prime Minister in the ceremonial designation of local GIAHS in 2012.
Discussants:
Dr. Ronaldo Serôa da Motta,
IPEA-Institute of Applied
Economic Research, Brazil
Professor Monica Pinhanez,
FGV-EBAPE
Professor Melina Rocha
Lukic, FGV-Direito
Rio
RAFAEL
TAKASAKI
CARVALHO
Google Earth Outreach
WDGpa
Ministéro do
Desenvolvimento Social
WRI
WRI
People's Commission on
Environment and
Development (PCEDI)
Marcelo Crivella, Naidison
Quintella Baptista, Cristophe
Golay
Craig Hanson; Nigel Sizer
Craig Hanson; Nigel Sizer
RECOGNIZING AFRICA'S ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT AND
HARNESSING NATURAL CAPIT
18/06/2012
17:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
The Business of Innovating: Bringing Low-Carbon Solutions to
Market
18/06/2012
17:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
Sustainable Energy, Food, Water & Oceans
18/06/2012
17:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
Fundamentally we all depend on nature, the ecological infrastructure of the planet that
provides the flow of goods and services upon which our livelihoods and economies are built.
Yet Africa¡¦s ecosystems are declining faster than ever before through the combined impact of
global and local pressures. Loss of ecosystem services is compromising future food security,
health and well-being and the effects are being borne disproportionately by the poor. The
Senegal
Ecological Footprint of all African countries increased by 240 per cent between 1961 and 2008
as a result of growing populations as well as increased per capita consumption in a minority of
countries. Transitioning to a green economy would ensure that our natural capital is maintained
so it can continue to provide the ecosystem services we all depend on.
This 90-minute panel discussion would highlight the actions taken by the business community
to promote a sustainable, low-carbon energy future through development of new low-carbon
technologies, at the same time as they promote economic growth and development
opportunities. The discussion would profile the effective methods used by leading companies
to capture low-carbon innovation opportunities, and how those strategies take into account
differences in regional markets.
This side event will focus on four of Rio+20?s seven critical issues ? energy, food, water and
oceans. It will review applications of nuclear technology to all four issues and present initial
progress on integrated modelling to help devise mutually supportive policies for energy, food,
water and oceans and avoid conflicting policies.
Nuclear technology is used to generate low-carbon electricity; to breed improved crops and
reduce post-harvest losses; to map and manage ground water; as well as to assess and
monitor climate change and pollution impact on oceans. Rio+20 will consider setting goals in
these and other areas that integrate the economic, social and environmental dimension of
sustainable development. The interrelated nature of multiple issues suggests that an
integrated approach to policymaking is needed. This side event intends to lead to a broader
use of integrated modelling and mutually supportive sustainable development policies for
energy, food, water and oceans.
Center for Climate and
Energy Solutions
International Atomic Energy
Agency (IAEA)
Hosted by the Earth Institute, Columbia University, this event examines the proposal for a
?Green Power Fund? to leverage the existing $200 billion/year traded on the carbon markets
to fund ?carbon negative? power plants in developing nations. The Green Power Fund was
proposed by Graciela Chichilnisky, noted economist, author of the carbon market mechanism
under the Kyoto Protocol, and co-founder of Global Thermostat, which has developed a
technology that uses waste heat from power plants to capture more carbon than they emit.
The Green Power Fund: Carbon Negative Tech for Sustainable
Development
18/06/2012
17:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
Launching the Building Block on Climate Change Financing
18/06/2012
17:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
Tools for Data Collection and Mapping: the Ground to the Cloud
Story
18/06/2012
17:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
By using existing global carbon markets to finance a Green Power Fund, the international
community can leverage massive amounts of private and public capital to fund carbon
negative solutions in developing nations, particularly in least developed nations and small
island states. This would also engage the global power sector in the sustainable development
institutional framework, and spur the development of a green economy that also directly
addresses climate change.
Columbia Earth Institute
This event launches ?International Partnership for Climate Finance Effectiveness (tbc)?. This
partnership is composed of 25 countries and institutions to promote knowledge and experience
Honduras
sharing on effective management of climate finance at the country level, drawing on lessons
learnt from the management of development aid.
As the public demands economic accountability and sustainability, organizations need tools
that help scale their work, make their data more accessible, and increase transparency around
their work. The Rio+20 agenda recognizes that it is ?essential to work towards universal
access to information and communications technologies.? This side event features key
organizations at the forefront of the application of these technologies, working on the ground to
develop means to enable citizens, businesses and governments to harness the power of the
cloud.
Google Earth Outreach
Discover free, open source or software grants for tools that allow for managing, analyzing,
cartographically styling, sharing and hosting the data in the cloud infrastructure. Learn about
the latest technologies that enable better governance through transparency, accessibility of
information and scalability of technologies. Learn how maps can change the world.
Buen Vivir and Human Rights in the Face of REDD+
Indigenous Peoples' and Community ConservIndigenous
Peoples' and Community Conserved Territories and Areas
(ICCAs): a force against destructive development and for the
"buen vivir"
The Global Energy Assessment - the science to transform
energy systems
Complex Institutional Frameworks for Sustainability
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
17:30:00
17:30:00
17:30:00
17:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
T-4 (Riocentro)
T-2 (Riocentro)
P3-E (Riocentro)
Climate change is a critical issue for indigenous peoples. While effective solutions to the
climate crisis are desperately needed, many popular strategies, like REDD+, actually threaten
indigenous peoples? rights and livelihoods. This event will explore two frameworks for ensuring
that climate policies protect the rights of indigenous peoples. CAOI will present on Buen Vivir,
the millenarian practice of indigenous peoples of living in harmony with nature, and how it can
re-shape climate policies to support both sustainability and the rights and livelihoods of
Indian Law Resource Center
indigenous peoples. The Indian Law Resource Center will present on the human rights
obligations of states and institutions, such as the World Bank and the UN-REDD Programme,
engaged in REDD+ initiatives, and identify the minimum standards necessary for the protection
of the rights of indigenous peoples impacted by REDD+ projects. The discussion will highlight
shortcomings of existing climate solutions and propose distinct approaches for sustainable
development.
This side event, organized by the ICCA Consortium, IUCN CEESP, GEF-SGP and the Equator
Initiative, will provide space to discuss Indigenous Peoples' and Community Conserved Areas
and Territories (ICCAs), i.e. those "natural and modified ecosystems that contain significant
biodiversity values, ecological values and cultural values and are voluntarily conserved by
indigenous peoples and local communities through customary laws or other effective means"
(IUCN, 2004). This conservation practice, intertwined with local livelihoods and the spiritual
and material values of local cultures, is the oldest on earth. Today, it remains one of the
staunchest to hold the fort of bio-cultural diversity against the destructive powers of
"development", extractive industries, land grabbing, large infrastructures, loss of culture and
ICCA Consortium
values. The incorporation of ICCAs in the Programme of Work on Protected Areas of the CBD
is managing only too slowly to provide some substantial protection against the variety of
destructive forces and threats affecting them.
ICCAs are found everywhere in the world, span all types of ecosystems and are the oldest
form of conservation (i.e., preservation, sustainable use and restoration) known on earth. As
successful examples of collective decision-making about nature they closely relate to peoples'
culture and identity. They conserve nature but also secure livelihoods, in unique ways for
unique contexts. They embody the capacity of communities to adapt in the face of change
A revolutionary new approach to the development and delivery of energy services is essential
if economic prosperity, human and social development, and environmental protection goals are
to be achieved. Reducing energy deprivation, Increasng access to clean energy,
decarbonising energy systems through increasing use of renewables are key goals of the
United Nations Sustainable Energy for All initiative. Additionally, achievement of the many of
the UN Millennium Development Goals will only be possible when global energy challenges are International Institute for
confronted. Following introductions and overviews by UNIDO and the UN Foundation IIASA
Applied Systems Analysis
scientists will outline their contributions to the Global Energy Assessment (GEA), the first ever (IIASA)
fully integrated study of the global energy system. Presenters will describe a range of energy
futures that offer viable, cost-effective, sustainable pathways for resolving some of the
abovementioned issues. The findings, offer policy makers, at all levels, invaluable new
knowledge to inform transformational changes to the global energy system with its multiple
benefits.
Leading scholars and practitioners from Yale, CISDL, IUFRO, RECOFTC, and WRI discuss
the role of complex institutional frameworks in the global pursuit of sustainability. Complex
institutional frameworks bring together multiple institutions, actors, and processes in a manner
that cuts across public and private authority, national borders, and policy sectors. Speakers will
discuss innovations for managing conflicts and promoting coherence within such frameworks,
drawing on case studies focusing on non-state market-driven systems, public/private regimes,
and legality verification schemes. Due to its economic, environmental, and social dimensions, Yale School
processes, and stakeholders, the transnational governance of forestry will serve as a crosscutting illustration of the challenges and opportunities of complex governance, emphasizing its
role in sustainability, development, and human rights. This side-event will not only aim to
identify best practices for managing governance complexity in sustainable development, but
will also feature the launch of an innovative research agenda and partnership on these issues.
The economy of climate change and international negotiations
18/06/2012
17:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
The Planetworkshops wish to organize a side event dedicated to the question of climate
change. As a matter of fact, the fight against global warming is an essential stake to preserve
our environment and our ways of life. This question is part of the main sustainable
developments stakes.
In this prospect, we want to organize two debates, based on the works of the ?climate
negotiations? Planetworkshops? Working Commission, which gathers a large spectrum of
actors involved in sustainable development: government officials, leaders of NGOs and
associations, business managers, experts, researchers, students, etc
The Planetworkshops
Visualizing commitments and identifying opportunities at regional level
Towards and beyond Rio+20: Delivering Sustainable
Development at the Regional Level
18/06/2012
17:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
This side event aims to interconnect high political representatives/managers of regional
organizations, agencies and other regional mechanism working in the field of sustainable
development. The complex and ambitious roadmap towards Rio+20 requires not only strong
political will from parties but also an inclusive process where all stakeholders are offered the
possibility to interact and commit according to their respective mandate, field of expertise,
interest and capacities.
The Institutional Framework for Sustainable Development requires commitments and action at
all levels and in this respect it is essential to analyse the contribution of regional organizations,
mechanisms and IGO´s operating at regional level outside the UN system. Based on their
mandate and area of expertise, this interactive round table should identify concrete
opportunities and synergies for potential cooperation within their respective regions and across
regions.
Sustainable Development: Juggling Gender Justice in the Three
Pillars
18/06/2012
17:30:00
P3-F (Riocentro)
World Agricultural Heritage Systems: towards a sustainable
development
18/06/2012
17:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
RECOGNIZING AFRICA'S ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT AND
HARNESSING NATURAL CAPIT
The Business of Innovating: Bringing Low-Carbon Solutions to
Market
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
17:30:00
17:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
T-9 (Riocentro)
This side event is aimed at addressing developing country challenges in balancing the three
dimensions of sustainable from a gender perspective. Panelists from G77 governments and
international institutions will speak to a range of experiences in integrating these three
dimensions into policies and programs. Discussions will also address contentious issues in the
Rio+20 negotiations and provide concrete inputs toward shaping the post-MDG sustainable
development framework.
Ten years after its initiation by FAO in 2002, during the World Summit on Sustainable
Development, the GIAHS Partnership Initiative represents a sophisticated framework for the
recognition, dynamic conservation and adaptive management of remarkable systems of
agriculture with their associated livelihoods, ecosystems and landscapes. Defined as ?unique,
remarkable traditional agricultural practices and evolving systems that demonstrate multiple
goods and services to humanity and the environment?. GIAHS Initiative seek to support the
present-day resilience of these traditional systems and thus provide a sustainable legacy for
the benefit of future generations. The initiative has assembled an impressive list of pilot
site/system designations and is actively pursuing their sustainable development. It has an
innovative and integrated approach looking on the well being of small farmers. Prestigious
global acknowledgment is emerging, and is reflected in the participation of Japan?s Vice
Minister and India?s Prime Minister in the ceremonial designation of local GIAHS in 2012.
Regional Environmental
Center for Central and
Eastern Europe (REC)
Development Alternatives
with Women for a New Era
(DAWN)
People's Commission on
Environment and
Development (PCEDI)
Fundamentally we all depend on nature, the ecological infrastructure of the planet that
provides the flow of goods and services upon which our livelihoods and economies are built.
Yet Africa¡¦s ecosystems are declining faster than ever before through the combined impact of
global and local pressures. Loss of ecosystem services is compromising future food security,
health and well-being and the effects are being borne disproportionately by the poor. The
Senegal
Ecological Footprint of all African countries increased by 240 per cent between 1961 and 2008
as a result of growing populations as well as increased per capita consumption in a minority of
countries. Transitioning to a green economy would ensure that our natural capital is maintained
so it can continue to provide the ecosystem services we all depend on.
This 90-minute panel discussion would highlight the actions taken by the business community
to promote a sustainable, low-carbon energy future through development of new low-carbon
technologies, at the same time as they promote economic growth and development
opportunities. The discussion would profile the effective methods used by leading companies
to capture low-carbon innovation opportunities, and how those strategies take into account
differences in regional markets.
Center for Climate and
Energy Solutions
Sustainable Energy, Food, Water & Oceans
18/06/2012
17:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
This side event will focus on four of Rio+20?s seven critical issues ? energy, food, water and
oceans. It will review applications of nuclear technology to all four issues and present initial
progress on integrated modelling to help devise mutually supportive policies for energy, food,
water and oceans and avoid conflicting policies.
Nuclear technology is used to generate low-carbon electricity; to breed improved crops and
reduce post-harvest losses; to map and manage ground water; as well as to assess and
monitor climate change and pollution impact on oceans. Rio+20 will consider setting goals in
these and other areas that integrate the economic, social and environmental dimension of
sustainable development. The interrelated nature of multiple issues suggests that an
integrated approach to policymaking is needed. This side event intends to lead to a broader
use of integrated modelling and mutually supportive sustainable development policies for
energy, food, water and oceans.
International Atomic Energy
Agency (IAEA)
Hosted by the Earth Institute, Columbia University, this event examines the proposal for a
?Green Power Fund? to leverage the existing $200 billion/year traded on the carbon markets
to fund ?carbon negative? power plants in developing nations. The Green Power Fund was
proposed by Graciela Chichilnisky, noted economist, author of the carbon market mechanism
under the Kyoto Protocol, and co-founder of Global Thermostat, which has developed a
technology that uses waste heat from power plants to capture more carbon than they emit.
The Green Power Fund: Carbon Negative Tech for Sustainable
Development
18/06/2012
17:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
Launching the Building Block on Climate Change Financing
18/06/2012
17:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
Tools for Data Collection and Mapping: the Ground to the Cloud
Story
18/06/2012
17:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
By using existing global carbon markets to finance a Green Power Fund, the international
community can leverage massive amounts of private and public capital to fund carbon
negative solutions in developing nations, particularly in least developed nations and small
island states. This would also engage the global power sector in the sustainable development
institutional framework, and spur the development of a green economy that also directly
addresses climate change.
Columbia Earth Institute
This event launches ?International Partnership for Climate Finance Effectiveness (tbc)?. This
partnership is composed of 25 countries and institutions to promote knowledge and experience
Honduras
sharing on effective management of climate finance at the country level, drawing on lessons
learnt from the management of development aid.
As the public demands economic accountability and sustainability, organizations need tools
that help scale their work, make their data more accessible, and increase transparency around
their work. The Rio+20 agenda recognizes that it is ?essential to work towards universal
access to information and communications technologies.? This side event features key
organizations at the forefront of the application of these technologies, working on the ground to
develop means to enable citizens, businesses and governments to harness the power of the
cloud.
Google Earth Outreach
Discover free, open source or software grants for tools that allow for managing, analyzing,
cartographically styling, sharing and hosting the data in the cloud infrastructure. Learn about
the latest technologies that enable better governance through transparency, accessibility of
information and scalability of technologies. Learn how maps can change the world.
Buen Vivir and Human Rights in the Face of REDD+
18/06/2012
17:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
Climate change is a critical issue for indigenous peoples. While effective solutions to the
climate crisis are desperately needed, many popular strategies, like REDD+, actually threaten
indigenous peoples? rights and livelihoods. This event will explore two frameworks for ensuring
that climate policies protect the rights of indigenous peoples. CAOI will present on Buen Vivir,
the millenarian practice of indigenous peoples of living in harmony with nature, and how it can
re-shape climate policies to support both sustainability and the rights and livelihoods of
Indian Law Resource Center
indigenous peoples. The Indian Law Resource Center will present on the human rights
obligations of states and institutions, such as the World Bank and the UN-REDD Programme,
engaged in REDD+ initiatives, and identify the minimum standards necessary for the protection
of the rights of indigenous peoples impacted by REDD+ projects. The discussion will highlight
shortcomings of existing climate solutions and propose distinct approaches for sustainable
development.
Indigenous Peoples' and Community ConservIndigenous
Peoples' and Community Conserved Territories and Areas
(ICCAs): a force against destructive development and for the
"buen vivir"
The Global Energy Assessment - the science to transform
energy systems
Complex Institutional Frameworks for Sustainability
The economy of climate change and international negotiations
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
17:30:00
17:30:00
17:30:00
17:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
T-2 (Riocentro)
P3-E (Riocentro)
T-6 (Riocentro)
This side event, organized by the ICCA Consortium, IUCN CEESP, GEF-SGP and the Equator
Initiative, will provide space to discuss Indigenous Peoples' and Community Conserved Areas
and Territories (ICCAs), i.e. those "natural and modified ecosystems that contain significant
biodiversity values, ecological values and cultural values and are voluntarily conserved by
indigenous peoples and local communities through customary laws or other effective means"
(IUCN, 2004). This conservation practice, intertwined with local livelihoods and the spiritual
and material values of local cultures, is the oldest on earth. Today, it remains one of the
staunchest to hold the fort of bio-cultural diversity against the destructive powers of
"development", extractive industries, land grabbing, large infrastructures, loss of culture and
ICCA Consortium
values. The incorporation of ICCAs in the Programme of Work on Protected Areas of the CBD
is managing only too slowly to provide some substantial protection against the variety of
destructive forces and threats affecting them.
ICCAs are found everywhere in the world, span all types of ecosystems and are the oldest
form of conservation (i.e., preservation, sustainable use and restoration) known on earth. As
successful examples of collective decision-making about nature they closely relate to peoples'
culture and identity. They conserve nature but also secure livelihoods, in unique ways for
unique contexts. They embody the capacity of communities to adapt in the face of change
A revolutionary new approach to the development and delivery of energy services is essential
if economic prosperity, human and social development, and environmental protection goals are
to be achieved. Reducing energy deprivation, Increasng access to clean energy,
decarbonising energy systems through increasing use of renewables are key goals of the
United Nations Sustainable Energy for All initiative. Additionally, achievement of the many of
the UN Millennium Development Goals will only be possible when global energy challenges are International Institute for
confronted. Following introductions and overviews by UNIDO and the UN Foundation IIASA
Applied Systems Analysis
scientists will outline their contributions to the Global Energy Assessment (GEA), the first ever (IIASA)
fully integrated study of the global energy system. Presenters will describe a range of energy
futures that offer viable, cost-effective, sustainable pathways for resolving some of the
abovementioned issues. The findings, offer policy makers, at all levels, invaluable new
knowledge to inform transformational changes to the global energy system with its multiple
benefits.
Leading scholars and practitioners from Yale, CISDL, IUFRO, RECOFTC, and WRI discuss
the role of complex institutional frameworks in the global pursuit of sustainability. Complex
institutional frameworks bring together multiple institutions, actors, and processes in a manner
that cuts across public and private authority, national borders, and policy sectors. Speakers will
discuss innovations for managing conflicts and promoting coherence within such frameworks,
drawing on case studies focusing on non-state market-driven systems, public/private regimes,
and legality verification schemes. Due to its economic, environmental, and social dimensions, Yale School
processes, and stakeholders, the transnational governance of forestry will serve as a crosscutting illustration of the challenges and opportunities of complex governance, emphasizing its
role in sustainability, development, and human rights. This side-event will not only aim to
identify best practices for managing governance complexity in sustainable development, but
will also feature the launch of an innovative research agenda and partnership on these issues.
The Planetworkshops wish to organize a side event dedicated to the question of climate
change. As a matter of fact, the fight against global warming is an essential stake to preserve
our environment and our ways of life. This question is part of the main sustainable
developments stakes.
In this prospect, we want to organize two debates, based on the works of the ?climate
negotiations? Planetworkshops? Working Commission, which gathers a large spectrum of
actors involved in sustainable development: government officials, leaders of NGOs and
associations, business managers, experts, researchers, students, etc
The Planetworkshops
Visualizing commitments and identifying opportunities at regional level
Towards and beyond Rio+20: Delivering Sustainable
Development at the Regional Level
18/06/2012
17:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
This side event aims to interconnect high political representatives/managers of regional
organizations, agencies and other regional mechanism working in the field of sustainable
development. The complex and ambitious roadmap towards Rio+20 requires not only strong
political will from parties but also an inclusive process where all stakeholders are offered the
possibility to interact and commit according to their respective mandate, field of expertise,
interest and capacities.
The Institutional Framework for Sustainable Development requires commitments and action at
all levels and in this respect it is essential to analyse the contribution of regional organizations,
mechanisms and IGO´s operating at regional level outside the UN system. Based on their
mandate and area of expertise, this interactive round table should identify concrete
opportunities and synergies for potential cooperation within their respective regions and across
regions.
Sustainable Development: Juggling Gender Justice in the Three
Pillars
18/06/2012
17:30:00
P3-F (Riocentro)
World Agricultural Heritage Systems: towards a sustainable
development
18/06/2012
17:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
RECOGNIZING AFRICA'S ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT AND
HARNESSING NATURAL CAPIT
18/06/2012
17:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
The Business of Innovating: Bringing Low-Carbon Solutions to
Market
18/06/2012
17:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
Sustainable Energy, Food, Water & Oceans
18/06/2012
17:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
This side event is aimed at addressing developing country challenges in balancing the three
dimensions of sustainable from a gender perspective. Panelists from G77 governments and
international institutions will speak to a range of experiences in integrating these three
dimensions into policies and programs. Discussions will also address contentious issues in the
Rio+20 negotiations and provide concrete inputs toward shaping the post-MDG sustainable
development framework.
Ten years after its initiation by FAO in 2002, during the World Summit on Sustainable
Development, the GIAHS Partnership Initiative represents a sophisticated framework for the
recognition, dynamic conservation and adaptive management of remarkable systems of
agriculture with their associated livelihoods, ecosystems and landscapes. Defined as ?unique,
remarkable traditional agricultural practices and evolving systems that demonstrate multiple
goods and services to humanity and the environment?. GIAHS Initiative seek to support the
present-day resilience of these traditional systems and thus provide a sustainable legacy for
the benefit of future generations. The initiative has assembled an impressive list of pilot
site/system designations and is actively pursuing their sustainable development. It has an
innovative and integrated approach looking on the well being of small farmers. Prestigious
global acknowledgment is emerging, and is reflected in the participation of Japan?s Vice
Minister and India?s Prime Minister in the ceremonial designation of local GIAHS in 2012.
Regional Environmental
Center for Central and
Eastern Europe (REC)
Development Alternatives
with Women for a New Era
(DAWN)
People's Commission on
Environment and
Development (PCEDI)
Fundamentally we all depend on nature, the ecological infrastructure of the planet that
provides the flow of goods and services upon which our livelihoods and economies are built.
Yet Africa¡¦s ecosystems are declining faster than ever before through the combined impact of
global and local pressures. Loss of ecosystem services is compromising future food security,
health and well-being and the effects are being borne disproportionately by the poor. The
Senegal
Ecological Footprint of all African countries increased by 240 per cent between 1961 and 2008
as a result of growing populations as well as increased per capita consumption in a minority of
countries. Transitioning to a green economy would ensure that our natural capital is maintained
so it can continue to provide the ecosystem services we all depend on.
This 90-minute panel discussion would highlight the actions taken by the business community
to promote a sustainable, low-carbon energy future through development of new low-carbon
technologies, at the same time as they promote economic growth and development
opportunities. The discussion would profile the effective methods used by leading companies
to capture low-carbon innovation opportunities, and how those strategies take into account
differences in regional markets.
This side event will focus on four of Rio+20?s seven critical issues ? energy, food, water and
oceans. It will review applications of nuclear technology to all four issues and present initial
progress on integrated modelling to help devise mutually supportive policies for energy, food,
water and oceans and avoid conflicting policies.
Nuclear technology is used to generate low-carbon electricity; to breed improved crops and
reduce post-harvest losses; to map and manage ground water; as well as to assess and
monitor climate change and pollution impact on oceans. Rio+20 will consider setting goals in
these and other areas that integrate the economic, social and environmental dimension of
sustainable development. The interrelated nature of multiple issues suggests that an
integrated approach to policymaking is needed. This side event intends to lead to a broader
use of integrated modelling and mutually supportive sustainable development policies for
energy, food, water and oceans.
Center for Climate and
Energy Solutions
International Atomic Energy
Agency (IAEA)
Hosted by the Earth Institute, Columbia University, this event examines the proposal for a
?Green Power Fund? to leverage the existing $200 billion/year traded on the carbon markets
to fund ?carbon negative? power plants in developing nations. The Green Power Fund was
proposed by Graciela Chichilnisky, noted economist, author of the carbon market mechanism
under the Kyoto Protocol, and co-founder of Global Thermostat, which has developed a
technology that uses waste heat from power plants to capture more carbon than they emit.
The Green Power Fund: Carbon Negative Tech for Sustainable
Development
18/06/2012
17:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
Launching the Building Block on Climate Change Financing
18/06/2012
17:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
Tools for Data Collection and Mapping: the Ground to the Cloud
Story
18/06/2012
17:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
By using existing global carbon markets to finance a Green Power Fund, the international
community can leverage massive amounts of private and public capital to fund carbon
negative solutions in developing nations, particularly in least developed nations and small
island states. This would also engage the global power sector in the sustainable development
institutional framework, and spur the development of a green economy that also directly
addresses climate change.
Columbia Earth Institute
This event launches ?International Partnership for Climate Finance Effectiveness (tbc)?. This
partnership is composed of 25 countries and institutions to promote knowledge and experience
Honduras
sharing on effective management of climate finance at the country level, drawing on lessons
learnt from the management of development aid.
As the public demands economic accountability and sustainability, organizations need tools
that help scale their work, make their data more accessible, and increase transparency around
their work. The Rio+20 agenda recognizes that it is ?essential to work towards universal
access to information and communications technologies.? This side event features key
organizations at the forefront of the application of these technologies, working on the ground to
develop means to enable citizens, businesses and governments to harness the power of the
cloud.
Google Earth Outreach
Discover free, open source or software grants for tools that allow for managing, analyzing,
cartographically styling, sharing and hosting the data in the cloud infrastructure. Learn about
the latest technologies that enable better governance through transparency, accessibility of
information and scalability of technologies. Learn how maps can change the world.
Buen Vivir and Human Rights in the Face of REDD+
Indigenous Peoples' and Community ConservIndigenous
Peoples' and Community Conserved Territories and Areas
(ICCAs): a force against destructive development and for the
"buen vivir"
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
17:30:00
17:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
T-4 (Riocentro)
Climate change is a critical issue for indigenous peoples. While effective solutions to the
climate crisis are desperately needed, many popular strategies, like REDD+, actually threaten
indigenous peoples? rights and livelihoods. This event will explore two frameworks for ensuring
that climate policies protect the rights of indigenous peoples. CAOI will present on Buen Vivir,
the millenarian practice of indigenous peoples of living in harmony with nature, and how it can
re-shape climate policies to support both sustainability and the rights and livelihoods of
Indian Law Resource Center
indigenous peoples. The Indian Law Resource Center will present on the human rights
obligations of states and institutions, such as the World Bank and the UN-REDD Programme,
engaged in REDD+ initiatives, and identify the minimum standards necessary for the protection
of the rights of indigenous peoples impacted by REDD+ projects. The discussion will highlight
shortcomings of existing climate solutions and propose distinct approaches for sustainable
development.
This side event, organized by the ICCA Consortium, IUCN CEESP, GEF-SGP and the Equator
Initiative, will provide space to discuss Indigenous Peoples' and Community Conserved Areas
and Territories (ICCAs), i.e. those "natural and modified ecosystems that contain significant
biodiversity values, ecological values and cultural values and are voluntarily conserved by
indigenous peoples and local communities through customary laws or other effective means"
(IUCN, 2004). This conservation practice, intertwined with local livelihoods and the spiritual
and material values of local cultures, is the oldest on earth. Today, it remains one of the
staunchest to hold the fort of bio-cultural diversity against the destructive powers of
"development", extractive industries, land grabbing, large infrastructures, loss of culture and
ICCA Consortium
values. The incorporation of ICCAs in the Programme of Work on Protected Areas of the CBD
is managing only too slowly to provide some substantial protection against the variety of
destructive forces and threats affecting them.
ICCAs are found everywhere in the world, span all types of ecosystems and are the oldest
form of conservation (i.e., preservation, sustainable use and restoration) known on earth. As
successful examples of collective decision-making about nature they closely relate to peoples'
culture and identity. They conserve nature but also secure livelihoods, in unique ways for
unique contexts. They embody the capacity of communities to adapt in the face of change
The Global Energy Assessment - the science to transform
energy systems
Complex Institutional Frameworks for Sustainability
The economy of climate change and international negotiations
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
17:30:00
17:30:00
17:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
P3-E (Riocentro)
T-6 (Riocentro)
A revolutionary new approach to the development and delivery of energy services is essential
if economic prosperity, human and social development, and environmental protection goals are
to be achieved. Reducing energy deprivation, Increasng access to clean energy,
decarbonising energy systems through increasing use of renewables are key goals of the
United Nations Sustainable Energy for All initiative. Additionally, achievement of the many of
the UN Millennium Development Goals will only be possible when global energy challenges are International Institute for
confronted. Following introductions and overviews by UNIDO and the UN Foundation IIASA
Applied Systems Analysis
scientists will outline their contributions to the Global Energy Assessment (GEA), the first ever (IIASA)
fully integrated study of the global energy system. Presenters will describe a range of energy
futures that offer viable, cost-effective, sustainable pathways for resolving some of the
abovementioned issues. The findings, offer policy makers, at all levels, invaluable new
knowledge to inform transformational changes to the global energy system with its multiple
benefits.
Leading scholars and practitioners from Yale, CISDL, IUFRO, RECOFTC, and WRI discuss
the role of complex institutional frameworks in the global pursuit of sustainability. Complex
institutional frameworks bring together multiple institutions, actors, and processes in a manner
that cuts across public and private authority, national borders, and policy sectors. Speakers will
discuss innovations for managing conflicts and promoting coherence within such frameworks,
drawing on case studies focusing on non-state market-driven systems, public/private regimes,
and legality verification schemes. Due to its economic, environmental, and social dimensions, Yale School
processes, and stakeholders, the transnational governance of forestry will serve as a crosscutting illustration of the challenges and opportunities of complex governance, emphasizing its
role in sustainability, development, and human rights. This side-event will not only aim to
identify best practices for managing governance complexity in sustainable development, but
will also feature the launch of an innovative research agenda and partnership on these issues.
The Planetworkshops wish to organize a side event dedicated to the question of climate
change. As a matter of fact, the fight against global warming is an essential stake to preserve
our environment and our ways of life. This question is part of the main sustainable
developments stakes.
In this prospect, we want to organize two debates, based on the works of the ?climate
negotiations? Planetworkshops? Working Commission, which gathers a large spectrum of
actors involved in sustainable development: government officials, leaders of NGOs and
associations, business managers, experts, researchers, students, etc
The Planetworkshops
Visualizing commitments and identifying opportunities at regional level
Towards and beyond Rio+20: Delivering Sustainable
Development at the Regional Level
18/06/2012
17:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
This side event aims to interconnect high political representatives/managers of regional
organizations, agencies and other regional mechanism working in the field of sustainable
development. The complex and ambitious roadmap towards Rio+20 requires not only strong
political will from parties but also an inclusive process where all stakeholders are offered the
possibility to interact and commit according to their respective mandate, field of expertise,
interest and capacities.
The Institutional Framework for Sustainable Development requires commitments and action at
all levels and in this respect it is essential to analyse the contribution of regional organizations,
mechanisms and IGO´s operating at regional level outside the UN system. Based on their
mandate and area of expertise, this interactive round table should identify concrete
opportunities and synergies for potential cooperation within their respective regions and across
regions.
Sustainable Development: Juggling Gender Justice in the Three
Pillars
Visita Guiada ao Estande Interativo
18/06/2012
17:30:00
P3-F (Riocentro)
18/06/2012
18:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Regional Environmental
Center for Central and
Eastern Europe (REC)
This side event is aimed at addressing developing country challenges in balancing the three
dimensions of sustainable from a gender perspective. Panelists from G77 governments and
Development Alternatives
international institutions will speak to a range of experiences in integrating these three
with Women for a New Era
dimensions into policies and programs. Discussions will also address contentious issues in the
(DAWN)
Rio+20 negotiations and provide concrete inputs toward shaping the post-MDG sustainable
development framework.
Visita Guiada
SEBRAE
Raoni
18/06/2012
18:00:00
MAM
Projeto Alto Uruguai - Cidadania, Energia e Meio Ambiente
18/06/2012
18:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Sustainable Development Dialogues: Sustainable Cities and
Innovation.
18/06/2012
18:30:00
Riocentro
de Jean-Pierre Duttileux e Luiz Carlos Lacerda. Brasil/França/Bélgica, 1978. 85’.
Complemento - Ecologia de Leon Hirzsman. Brasil, 1973. 13’.
Na aldeia dos índios Mekronotis, onde Raoni é o cacique, chega a notícia de que, mais uma
vez, tratores penetram na floresta, invadindo as fronteiras da reserva indígena. O filme
concorreu ao Oscar de melhor documentário.
Classificação indicativa – 14 anos.
MAM
Projeto Alto Uruguai - Cidadania, Energia e Meio Ambiente
ELETROBRAS
OFFICIAL EVENTS
Governo brasileiro
19
Session 4 – Final remarks and the way forward
18/06/2012
Programa Plataforma Vide Urbe (Estação Central)
18/06/2012
18:40:00
19:00:00
Plataforma Vide Urbe + artistas e coletivos associados - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
18/06/2012
19:00:00
Central do Brasil
18/06/2012
19:00:00
Metrô Rio
Fora do eixo - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
Fundação Getulio Vargas
CENTRAL DO BRASIL
Leituras dramáticas de textos teatrais - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
18/06/2012
19:00:00
Casa da Gávea
Plataforma Vide Urbe + artistas e coletivos associados - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
18/06/2012
19:00:00
Coelho Neto
FGV
Projeções espaços públicos não convencionais (Central do Brasil)
Projeções em espaços não convencionais. Entrada Franca
Movimento Imagina Rio
Sessões de cinema ao ar livre. Entrada Franca
19 h - "O ESTRANHO" (Texto de Iara Pereira da Costa) de Santa Catarina
Mayara Zanuzzo, Day Willain, Kamila Mafra, Matheus Franklin, Paulo Vitor, Iara Pereira da
Costa, Fernanda Moroso. Part. Especial de Marcio Mariante. Direção: Fernanda Moroso
21h - "REALITY" (de Michelle Ferreira) de São Paulo
Direção do espetáculo: Ramiro Silveira Direção da Leitura: Michelle Ferreira
Com: Sara Antunes, Lívia Guerra, Maura Hayas.
Entrada Franca
Movimento Imagina Rio
Movimento Imagina Rio
Projeções em espaços não convencionais. Entrada Franca
18/06/2012
19:30:00
T-11 (Riocentro)
Mediterranean Forests for Development: a key for adapting policies,
territories and societies to climate change in the Middle East North
African region
Movimento Imagina Rio
The side event will highlight the contribution of MENA forest ecosystems to societies in the
MENA region, especially in regard to climate change. The initiatives of the forest
administrations involved in the Collaborative Partnership on Mediterranean Forests (CPMF)
which promote the sustainable management of forests with a view to improving the resilience
of MENA territories and societies to Climate Change will be presented and discussed with
participants.
The side-event will comprise three parts:
? Short presentations on:
o the regional cooperation between forest administrations of the MENA region promoting the
sustainable management of forests ;
o the role of forest ecosystems? goods and services in climate change adaptation and
innovative initiatives from the forest administrations in the MENA region ;
o the contribution of the MENA forest sector to the Rio+20 outcomes and recommendations.
? Round-table with representatives of the forest administrations
? Poster exhibition in the side event room
Deutsche Gesellschaft für
Internationale
Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)
Aiming higher, unlocking tertiary education's potential to accelerate sustainable development
and the transition to a fair and green economy
18/06/2012
Aiming higher, unlocking tertiary education's potential for SD
19:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
RAFAEL TAKASAKI
CARVALHO
Tertiary education plays a critical role in shaping the future, as political, business and civil
society leaders are likely to be university graduates and will prepare the skilled workforce
needed for a green economy. This event will emphasise the important role tertiary education
plays in realising sustainable development and the transition to a green economy. Hosted by a
collaborative of tertiary education sustainability organisations, in collaboration with numerous
governments, we will answer:
? How can governments, NGOs, businesses and tertiary education instigate the necessary
shift towards sustainable development and the transition to a Green Economy?
? How do we unlock the potential of tertiary education sector to transform society?
? What role should tertiary education play in creating and participating in the institutional
framework for sustainable development?
? What funding and support mechanisms will need to be provided to ensure the success of
tertiary education in sustainable development efforts?
Australasian Campuses
Towards Sustainability
(ACTS)
Prof. Govindan Parayil, UNU
Vice-Rector and Director of
UNU-IAS, Focal Point of
UNU for Rio+20
18/06/2012
19:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
Green Growth? The Future They Want!
18/06/2012
19:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
IFSD put into Practice: Setting up a Sustainable Development Council
1. Since it was announced by President Lee Myung-Bak at a national address on the 60th
anniversary of the Republic of Korea on 15 August 2008, ?Low Carbon, Green Growth? has
become a new national vision to guide the Korea?s long-term sustainable development. In line
with the new vision, the Korean Government announced a Five-Year Plan for Green Growth in
2009 to serve as a medium-term plan for implementing the National Strategy for Green Growth
over the period 2009-2013. Recognizing the Korea?s leadership, UNEP praised South
Korea?s commitment to a green economic future in its report in April 2010. However, while
Korean Federation for
Korea?s Green Growth initiative could be a good benchmark for other countries coming to
Environmental Movement
Rio+20 to develop their own national model towards achieving a green economy, they could
(KFEM)
also learn from the critical lessons derived from the Korea?s experience. There have been a
number of criticisms among Korean civil society against the governance process of the Green
Growth and its emphasis on the expansion of nuclear power and the construction industry.
In this context, the Rio+20 Committee of Korean Civil Society, composed of more than twenty
Korean civil society organizations in the fields of environment, sustainable energy, forest
protection, human rights, gender equality, international development cooperation and etc., are
At the 2012 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (UNCSD), the UN
institutions that deal with sustainable development are to be restructured. This offers a unique
opportunity to implement long overdue reforms. The proposed reforms should follow the
objective to improve the visibility and key priority of sustainable development in the UN system.
An important building block towards these reforms might be the establishment of a Sustainable
Development Council (SDC), replacing the politically weak UN Commission on Sustainable
Development (CSD). The UNCSD outcome document should recommend that the UN General
Assembly decides to adopt a resolution establishing such a council as its subsidiary organ.
Moreover, the new council's mandate, membership, and institutional design need to be
negotiated. The proposed side event will tackle these questions, including ideas for effective
decision-making structures, enhanced participation, a peer review mechanism, innovative
financing mechanisms etc.
Global Issues Division of
the German Institute for
International and Security
Affairs (SWP)
Students Speak Up for the Polar Regions would draw much needed attention to the emerging
challenge of sustainable development in the Polar Regions. The Polar Regions are crucial to
global sustainable development, but have received very little attention in the lead-up to Rio.
This event would feature speakers from the Students on Alumni Delegation to Rio
(www.soidelegation.com). This delegation is comprised of youth under 24 who have visited the
Polar Regions and are committed to their protection.
18/06/2012
19:30:00
P3-F (Riocentro)
Students on Ice Alumni
During this event, delegates will speak about the importance of the Polar Regions in the
Delegation
context of sustainable development, threats facing these regions, and opportunities to promote
sustainable development of the poles.
This event aims to raise awareness about the unique sustainable development challenges
facing the Polar Regions and to inspire national delegates and civil society organizations to
commit to their protection. The event will provide concrete ways for attendees to take action.
Students Speak Up for the Polar Regions
18/06/2012
Voices from Fukushima: Sharing Lessons for Global Sustainability
19:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
The Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami, and the accident at the Fukushima Daiichi
nuclear power plant that occurred on March 11, 2011 have had dramatic impact around the
world. More than a year has passed since this massive disaster, but the nuclear power plant
remains unstable. Workers continue to work in life-threatening conditions, while many people
including children are forced to suffer from prolonged radiation exposure, unable to evacuate
due to lack of support from the government. Despite such severe situations, the government of
Japan has been eagerly trying to restart other nuclear plants within the country that have been
stopped for regular checks.
This event aims to deliver the direct voices of the people of Fukushima, providing the
participants with opportunities to not only learn the reality of what is currently happening in
Japan, but also to think of what it takes to build a sustainable future.
18/06/2012
19:30:00
P3-E (Riocentro)
18/06/2012
19:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
Low Carbon Strategies;Challenge or Opportunity for Developing
Countrie
"Brot für die Welt" ("Bread for the World") is part of the Social Service Agency of the
Protestant Church in Germany and active on their behalf in the field of development
cooperation. ?Brot für die Welt? supports the poor in Africa, Asia, Latin America and Eastern
Europe in their attempts to lead a dignified life. We work jointly with local churches and partner
organisations on over 1,000 projects in the main areas of food security, education and health,
the struggle against HIV/Aids and the promotion of a culture of peace. ?Brot für die Welt?
regards itself as the advocate of disadvantaged people in the countries of the Southern
hemisphere and as such promotes global transformation as an indispensable means to
achieve justice for the poor.
The Society for Threatened Peoples International is active in the field of indigenous peoples'
rights. Together with 3 major actors in this field in Latin America, we want shed a light on the
interrelationship between sustainable development and indigenous peoples. Indigenous
peoples are considered most vulnerable to any changes in their physical environment due to
their close linkage with nature. As a consequence, they have to be heard, their experience has
to be shared, and their interests and needs duely considered in any global debate on
sustainable development. The side-event will allow for exchanges between indigenous
representatives, state representatives and other actors present at the Rio summit.
Social Service Agency of
the Protestant Church
Society for Threatened
Peoples - Switzerland
Sustainable Development and Indigenous Peoples Rights
18/06/2012
19:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
This session will highlight solutions to water, food, and energy challenges through six important
elements of WWF?s Freshwater outreach with partners. All these sessions are designed to
show how collaborative approaches are bringing new thinking, partnerships and action to help
solve our shared water challenges. These integrated initiatives encompass a broad range of
stakeholder engagement, including governments, at both local and national level, corporations,
investors, development banks and local communities. This work touches on the central
WWF International
challenges of water security and the trade-offs with energy and food.
The six initiatives demonstrate positive and proactive contributions to solving water challenges
and an ability to be magnified and replicated in other parts of the world, helping lay the
foundations for a genuinely green economy.
Scalable Solutions - Managing water for economies, communities and
nature
From Burden Bearing to Opportunity Sharing: How reframing environmental negotiations can
create opportunities for sustainable development
18/06/2012
19:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
Reframing environmental negotiations to create opportunities
In order for the "Green Economy" strategy to achieve sustainable social and environmental
pillar goals, some new approaches will be required. Three examples are provided.
1. Reframe the climate treaty as a sustainable development treaty that supplies low-carbon
energy services for all rather than continuing to focus on pollution control.
2. Utilize adaptation for climate and other global change as a means towards resilient
sustainable development instead of considering it as a reactive response.
3. Health is an essential input into the social pillar of sustainable development. Utilizing the
health and environmental indicators from WHO can ensure that meaningful social goals are
achieved in the development process.
Tufts Institute of the
Environment
The aim of this project is to inform about the benefits Wind Energy can bring to the humanity
within the next years and about its positive influence on the planet?s climate change.
18/06/2012
19:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
The power sector is far from being the only culprit when it comes to climate change, it is the
largest single source of emissions, accounting for about 40% of CO2 emissions, and about
25% of overall emissions. The options for making major emissions reductions in the power
sector between now and 2020 are basically three: energy efficiency and conservation; fuel
switching from coal to gas; and renewable energy, primarily Wind Power.
JCI and Farias Brito College decided to study the Wind Power benefits and its direct influence
on Earth?s climate change due to the fact Eolic Energy is the most popular source of energy in
Ceará, northeast of Brazil, were Farias Brito College is situated at.
Wind Power and Climate Change: Sustainable Development in Brazil
Junior Chamber
International (JCI)
18/06/2012
19:30:00
T-11 (Riocentro)
Mediterranean Forests for Development: a key for adapting policies,
territories and societies to climate change in the Middle East North
African region
The side event will highlight the contribution of MENA forest ecosystems to societies in the
MENA region, especially in regard to climate change. The initiatives of the forest
administrations involved in the Collaborative Partnership on Mediterranean Forests (CPMF)
which promote the sustainable management of forests with a view to improving the resilience
of MENA territories and societies to Climate Change will be presented and discussed with
participants.
The side-event will comprise three parts:
? Short presentations on:
o the regional cooperation between forest administrations of the MENA region promoting the
sustainable management of forests ;
o the role of forest ecosystems? goods and services in climate change adaptation and
innovative initiatives from the forest administrations in the MENA region ;
o the contribution of the MENA forest sector to the Rio+20 outcomes and recommendations.
? Round-table with representatives of the forest administrations
? Poster exhibition in the side event room
Deutsche Gesellschaft für
Internationale
Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)
Aiming higher, unlocking tertiary education's potential to accelerate sustainable development
and the transition to a fair and green economy
18/06/2012
19:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
18/06/2012
19:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
Aiming higher, unlocking tertiary education's potential for SD
Green Growth? The Future They Want!
18/06/2012
IFSD put into Practice: Setting up a Sustainable Development Council
19:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
Tertiary education plays a critical role in shaping the future, as political, business and civil
society leaders are likely to be university graduates and will prepare the skilled workforce
needed for a green economy. This event will emphasise the important role tertiary education
plays in realising sustainable development and the transition to a green economy. Hosted by a
collaborative of tertiary education sustainability organisations, in collaboration with numerous
governments, we will answer:
? How can governments, NGOs, businesses and tertiary education instigate the necessary
shift towards sustainable development and the transition to a Green Economy?
? How do we unlock the potential of tertiary education sector to transform society?
? What role should tertiary education play in creating and participating in the institutional
framework for sustainable development?
? What funding and support mechanisms will need to be provided to ensure the success of
tertiary education in sustainable development efforts?
1. Since it was announced by President Lee Myung-Bak at a national address on the 60th
anniversary of the Republic of Korea on 15 August 2008, ?Low Carbon, Green Growth? has
become a new national vision to guide the Korea?s long-term sustainable development. In line
with the new vision, the Korean Government announced a Five-Year Plan for Green Growth in
2009 to serve as a medium-term plan for implementing the National Strategy for Green Growth
over the period 2009-2013. Recognizing the Korea?s leadership, UNEP praised South
Korea?s commitment to a green economic future in its report in April 2010. However, while
Korea?s Green Growth initiative could be a good benchmark for other countries coming to
Rio+20 to develop their own national model towards achieving a green economy, they could
also learn from the critical lessons derived from the Korea?s experience. There have been a
number of criticisms among Korean civil society against the governance process of the Green
Growth and its emphasis on the expansion of nuclear power and the construction industry.
In this context, the Rio+20 Committee of Korean Civil Society, composed of more than twenty
Korean civil society organizations in the fields of environment, sustainable energy, forest
protection, human rights, gender equality, international development cooperation and etc., are
At the 2012 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (UNCSD), the UN
institutions that deal with sustainable development are to be restructured. This offers a unique
opportunity to implement long overdue reforms. The proposed reforms should follow the
objective to improve the visibility and key priority of sustainable development in the UN system.
An important building block towards these reforms might be the establishment of a Sustainable
Development Council (SDC), replacing the politically weak UN Commission on Sustainable
Development (CSD). The UNCSD outcome document should recommend that the UN General
Assembly decides to adopt a resolution establishing such a council as its subsidiary organ.
Moreover, the new council's mandate, membership, and institutional design need to be
negotiated. The proposed side event will tackle these questions, including ideas for effective
decision-making structures, enhanced participation, a peer review mechanism, innovative
financing mechanisms etc.
Australasian Campuses
Towards Sustainability
(ACTS)
Korean Federation for
Environmental Movement
(KFEM)
Global Issues Division of
the German Institute for
International and Security
Affairs (SWP)
Students Speak Up for the Polar Regions would draw much needed attention to the emerging
challenge of sustainable development in the Polar Regions. The Polar Regions are crucial to
global sustainable development, but have received very little attention in the lead-up to Rio.
This event would feature speakers from the Students on Alumni Delegation to Rio
(www.soidelegation.com). This delegation is comprised of youth under 24 who have visited the
Polar Regions and are committed to their protection.
18/06/2012
19:30:00
P3-F (Riocentro)
Students on Ice Alumni
During this event, delegates will speak about the importance of the Polar Regions in the
Delegation
context of sustainable development, threats facing these regions, and opportunities to promote
sustainable development of the poles.
This event aims to raise awareness about the unique sustainable development challenges
facing the Polar Regions and to inspire national delegates and civil society organizations to
commit to their protection. The event will provide concrete ways for attendees to take action.
Students Speak Up for the Polar Regions
18/06/2012
19:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
Voices from Fukushima: Sharing Lessons for Global Sustainability
18/06/2012
19:30:00
P3-E (Riocentro)
18/06/2012
19:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
Low Carbon Strategies;Challenge or Opportunity for Developing
Countrie
The Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami, and the accident at the Fukushima Daiichi
nuclear power plant that occurred on March 11, 2011 have had dramatic impact around the
world. More than a year has passed since this massive disaster, but the nuclear power plant
remains unstable. Workers continue to work in life-threatening conditions, while many people
including children are forced to suffer from prolonged radiation exposure, unable to evacuate
due to lack of support from the government. Despite such severe situations, the government of
Japan has been eagerly trying to restart other nuclear plants within the country that have been
stopped for regular checks.
This event aims to deliver the direct voices of the people of Fukushima, providing the
participants with opportunities to not only learn the reality of what is currently happening in
Japan, but also to think of what it takes to build a sustainable future.
"Brot für die Welt" ("Bread for the World") is part of the Social Service Agency of the
Protestant Church in Germany and active on their behalf in the field of development
cooperation. ?Brot für die Welt? supports the poor in Africa, Asia, Latin America and Eastern
Europe in their attempts to lead a dignified life. We work jointly with local churches and partner
organisations on over 1,000 projects in the main areas of food security, education and health,
the struggle against HIV/Aids and the promotion of a culture of peace. ?Brot für die Welt?
regards itself as the advocate of disadvantaged people in the countries of the Southern
hemisphere and as such promotes global transformation as an indispensable means to
achieve justice for the poor.
The Society for Threatened Peoples International is active in the field of indigenous peoples'
rights. Together with 3 major actors in this field in Latin America, we want shed a light on the
interrelationship between sustainable development and indigenous peoples. Indigenous
peoples are considered most vulnerable to any changes in their physical environment due to
their close linkage with nature. As a consequence, they have to be heard, their experience has
to be shared, and their interests and needs duely considered in any global debate on
sustainable development. The side-event will allow for exchanges between indigenous
representatives, state representatives and other actors present at the Rio summit.
Social Service Agency of
the Protestant Church
Society for Threatened
Peoples - Switzerland
Sustainable Development and Indigenous Peoples Rights
18/06/2012
Scalable Solutions - Managing water for economies, communities and
nature
19:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
This session will highlight solutions to water, food, and energy challenges through six important
elements of WWF?s Freshwater outreach with partners. All these sessions are designed to
show how collaborative approaches are bringing new thinking, partnerships and action to help
solve our shared water challenges. These integrated initiatives encompass a broad range of
stakeholder engagement, including governments, at both local and national level, corporations,
investors, development banks and local communities. This work touches on the central
WWF International
challenges of water security and the trade-offs with energy and food.
The six initiatives demonstrate positive and proactive contributions to solving water challenges
and an ability to be magnified and replicated in other parts of the world, helping lay the
foundations for a genuinely green economy.
From Burden Bearing to Opportunity Sharing: How reframing environmental negotiations can
create opportunities for sustainable development
18/06/2012
19:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
Reframing environmental negotiations to create opportunities
In order for the "Green Economy" strategy to achieve sustainable social and environmental
pillar goals, some new approaches will be required. Three examples are provided.
1. Reframe the climate treaty as a sustainable development treaty that supplies low-carbon
energy services for all rather than continuing to focus on pollution control.
2. Utilize adaptation for climate and other global change as a means towards resilient
sustainable development instead of considering it as a reactive response.
3. Health is an essential input into the social pillar of sustainable development. Utilizing the
health and environmental indicators from WHO can ensure that meaningful social goals are
achieved in the development process.
Tufts Institute of the
Environment
The aim of this project is to inform about the benefits Wind Energy can bring to the humanity
within the next years and about its positive influence on the planet?s climate change.
18/06/2012
19:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
The power sector is far from being the only culprit when it comes to climate change, it is the
largest single source of emissions, accounting for about 40% of CO2 emissions, and about
25% of overall emissions. The options for making major emissions reductions in the power
sector between now and 2020 are basically three: energy efficiency and conservation; fuel
switching from coal to gas; and renewable energy, primarily Wind Power.
Junior Chamber
International (JCI)
JCI and Farias Brito College decided to study the Wind Power benefits and its direct influence
on Earth?s climate change due to the fact Eolic Energy is the most popular source of energy in
Ceará, northeast of Brazil, were Farias Brito College is situated at.
Wind Power and Climate Change: Sustainable Development in Brazil
18/06/2012
19:30:00
T-11 (Riocentro)
Mediterranean Forests for Development: a key for adapting policies,
territories and societies to climate change in the Middle East North
African region
The side event will highlight the contribution of MENA forest ecosystems to societies in the
MENA region, especially in regard to climate change. The initiatives of the forest
administrations involved in the Collaborative Partnership on Mediterranean Forests (CPMF)
which promote the sustainable management of forests with a view to improving the resilience
of MENA territories and societies to Climate Change will be presented and discussed with
participants.
The side-event will comprise three parts:
? Short presentations on:
o the regional cooperation between forest administrations of the MENA region promoting the
sustainable management of forests ;
o the role of forest ecosystems? goods and services in climate change adaptation and
innovative initiatives from the forest administrations in the MENA region ;
o the contribution of the MENA forest sector to the Rio+20 outcomes and recommendations.
? Round-table with representatives of the forest administrations
? Poster exhibition in the side event room
Deutsche Gesellschaft für
Internationale
Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)
Aiming higher, unlocking tertiary education's potential to accelerate sustainable development
and the transition to a fair and green economy
18/06/2012
Aiming higher, unlocking tertiary education's potential for SD
19:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
Tertiary education plays a critical role in shaping the future, as political, business and civil
society leaders are likely to be university graduates and will prepare the skilled workforce
needed for a green economy. This event will emphasise the important role tertiary education
plays in realising sustainable development and the transition to a green economy. Hosted by a
collaborative of tertiary education sustainability organisations, in collaboration with numerous
governments, we will answer:
? How can governments, NGOs, businesses and tertiary education instigate the necessary
shift towards sustainable development and the transition to a Green Economy?
? How do we unlock the potential of tertiary education sector to transform society?
? What role should tertiary education play in creating and participating in the institutional
framework for sustainable development?
? What funding and support mechanisms will need to be provided to ensure the success of
tertiary education in sustainable development efforts?
Australasian Campuses
Towards Sustainability
(ACTS)
18/06/2012
19:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
Green Growth? The Future They Want!
18/06/2012
19:30:00
P3-A (Riocentro)
IFSD put into Practice: Setting up a Sustainable Development Council
1. Since it was announced by President Lee Myung-Bak at a national address on the 60th
anniversary of the Republic of Korea on 15 August 2008, ?Low Carbon, Green Growth? has
become a new national vision to guide the Korea?s long-term sustainable development. In line
with the new vision, the Korean Government announced a Five-Year Plan for Green Growth in
2009 to serve as a medium-term plan for implementing the National Strategy for Green Growth
over the period 2009-2013. Recognizing the Korea?s leadership, UNEP praised South
Korea?s commitment to a green economic future in its report in April 2010. However, while
Korean Federation for
Korea?s Green Growth initiative could be a good benchmark for other countries coming to
Environmental Movement
Rio+20 to develop their own national model towards achieving a green economy, they could
(KFEM)
also learn from the critical lessons derived from the Korea?s experience. There have been a
number of criticisms among Korean civil society against the governance process of the Green
Growth and its emphasis on the expansion of nuclear power and the construction industry.
In this context, the Rio+20 Committee of Korean Civil Society, composed of more than twenty
Korean civil society organizations in the fields of environment, sustainable energy, forest
protection, human rights, gender equality, international development cooperation and etc., are
At the 2012 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (UNCSD), the UN
institutions that deal with sustainable development are to be restructured. This offers a unique
opportunity to implement long overdue reforms. The proposed reforms should follow the
objective to improve the visibility and key priority of sustainable development in the UN system.
An important building block towards these reforms might be the establishment of a Sustainable
Development Council (SDC), replacing the politically weak UN Commission on Sustainable
Development (CSD). The UNCSD outcome document should recommend that the UN General
Assembly decides to adopt a resolution establishing such a council as its subsidiary organ.
Moreover, the new council's mandate, membership, and institutional design need to be
negotiated. The proposed side event will tackle these questions, including ideas for effective
decision-making structures, enhanced participation, a peer review mechanism, innovative
financing mechanisms etc.
Global Issues Division of
the German Institute for
International and Security
Affairs (SWP)
Students Speak Up for the Polar Regions would draw much needed attention to the emerging
challenge of sustainable development in the Polar Regions. The Polar Regions are crucial to
global sustainable development, but have received very little attention in the lead-up to Rio.
This event would feature speakers from the Students on Alumni Delegation to Rio
(www.soidelegation.com). This delegation is comprised of youth under 24 who have visited the
Polar Regions and are committed to their protection.
18/06/2012
19:30:00
P3-F (Riocentro)
Students on Ice Alumni
During this event, delegates will speak about the importance of the Polar Regions in the
Delegation
context of sustainable development, threats facing these regions, and opportunities to promote
sustainable development of the poles.
This event aims to raise awareness about the unique sustainable development challenges
facing the Polar Regions and to inspire national delegates and civil society organizations to
commit to their protection. The event will provide concrete ways for attendees to take action.
Students Speak Up for the Polar Regions
18/06/2012
Voices from Fukushima: Sharing Lessons for Global Sustainability
19:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
The Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami, and the accident at the Fukushima Daiichi
nuclear power plant that occurred on March 11, 2011 have had dramatic impact around the
world. More than a year has passed since this massive disaster, but the nuclear power plant
remains unstable. Workers continue to work in life-threatening conditions, while many people
including children are forced to suffer from prolonged radiation exposure, unable to evacuate
due to lack of support from the government. Despite such severe situations, the government of
Japan has been eagerly trying to restart other nuclear plants within the country that have been
stopped for regular checks.
This event aims to deliver the direct voices of the people of Fukushima, providing the
participants with opportunities to not only learn the reality of what is currently happening in
Japan, but also to think of what it takes to build a sustainable future.
18/06/2012
19:30:00
P3-E (Riocentro)
18/06/2012
19:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
Low Carbon Strategies;Challenge or Opportunity for Developing
Countrie
"Brot für die Welt" ("Bread for the World") is part of the Social Service Agency of the
Protestant Church in Germany and active on their behalf in the field of development
cooperation. ?Brot für die Welt? supports the poor in Africa, Asia, Latin America and Eastern
Europe in their attempts to lead a dignified life. We work jointly with local churches and partner
organisations on over 1,000 projects in the main areas of food security, education and health,
the struggle against HIV/Aids and the promotion of a culture of peace. ?Brot für die Welt?
regards itself as the advocate of disadvantaged people in the countries of the Southern
hemisphere and as such promotes global transformation as an indispensable means to
achieve justice for the poor.
The Society for Threatened Peoples International is active in the field of indigenous peoples'
rights. Together with 3 major actors in this field in Latin America, we want shed a light on the
interrelationship between sustainable development and indigenous peoples. Indigenous
peoples are considered most vulnerable to any changes in their physical environment due to
their close linkage with nature. As a consequence, they have to be heard, their experience has
to be shared, and their interests and needs duely considered in any global debate on
sustainable development. The side-event will allow for exchanges between indigenous
representatives, state representatives and other actors present at the Rio summit.
Social Service Agency of
the Protestant Church
Society for Threatened
Peoples - Switzerland
Sustainable Development and Indigenous Peoples Rights
18/06/2012
19:30:00
T-9 (Riocentro)
This session will highlight solutions to water, food, and energy challenges through six important
elements of WWF?s Freshwater outreach with partners. All these sessions are designed to
show how collaborative approaches are bringing new thinking, partnerships and action to help
solve our shared water challenges. These integrated initiatives encompass a broad range of
stakeholder engagement, including governments, at both local and national level, corporations,
investors, development banks and local communities. This work touches on the central
WWF International
challenges of water security and the trade-offs with energy and food.
The six initiatives demonstrate positive and proactive contributions to solving water challenges
and an ability to be magnified and replicated in other parts of the world, helping lay the
foundations for a genuinely green economy.
Scalable Solutions - Managing water for economies, communities and
nature
From Burden Bearing to Opportunity Sharing: How reframing environmental negotiations can
create opportunities for sustainable development
18/06/2012
19:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
Reframing environmental negotiations to create opportunities
In order for the "Green Economy" strategy to achieve sustainable social and environmental
pillar goals, some new approaches will be required. Three examples are provided.
1. Reframe the climate treaty as a sustainable development treaty that supplies low-carbon
energy services for all rather than continuing to focus on pollution control.
2. Utilize adaptation for climate and other global change as a means towards resilient
sustainable development instead of considering it as a reactive response.
3. Health is an essential input into the social pillar of sustainable development. Utilizing the
health and environmental indicators from WHO can ensure that meaningful social goals are
achieved in the development process.
Tufts Institute of the
Environment
The aim of this project is to inform about the benefits Wind Energy can bring to the humanity
within the next years and about its positive influence on the planet?s climate change.
18/06/2012
19:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
The power sector is far from being the only culprit when it comes to climate change, it is the
largest single source of emissions, accounting for about 40% of CO2 emissions, and about
25% of overall emissions. The options for making major emissions reductions in the power
sector between now and 2020 are basically three: energy efficiency and conservation; fuel
switching from coal to gas; and renewable energy, primarily Wind Power.
Junior Chamber
International (JCI)
JCI and Farias Brito College decided to study the Wind Power benefits and its direct influence
on Earth?s climate change due to the fact Eolic Energy is the most popular source of energy in
Ceará, northeast of Brazil, were Farias Brito College is situated at.
Wind Power and Climate Change: Sustainable Development in Brazil
Sarau - Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
Seminário Novas Perspectivas para a Preservação e Gestão do
Patrimônio Cultural
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
21:00:00
Casa da Gávea
14h30
Centro Cultural Ação da
Cidadania
Sarau sob o comando de Vera Fajardo com Kaleba, Yamandu Costa, Julia Fajardo
Alesandra Vermey,José Mayer, Cláudio Botelho, Leila Pinheiro entre outros. Entrada Franca
Rosana Najjar (Diretora do Centro Nacional de Arqueologia-IPHAN) - A relevância dos
achados arqueológicos recentes na região portuária do Rio de Janeiro; Sergio Bessermann
(Economista) - O significado da candidatura do Rio de Janeiro a Patrimônio Mundial na
categoria de Paisagem Cultural; Lygia Segalla (Antropóloga) - As novas possibilidades e
instrumentos para salvaguarda do patrimônio imaterial.
Movimento Imagina Rio
Marcando a memória e a história da Rocinha pela Arte -
Ecossistemas de Montanha, Iniciativas e Políticas para sua
Conservação e o Papel da Unidade de Conservação
18/06/2012
Rocinha
15h nos dias 18 e 19; 19h nos dias 20 a 23
18/06/2012
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
Mountain Ecosystems, Protection Politics and Protected Areas
18/06/2012
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
Innovative Financing for Green Building at the City Level, Public,
Private and Multilateral
18/06/2012
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
Objetivos do Desenvolvimento Sustentável da ONU
UN Sustainable Development Goals
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
11:00:00
11:00:00
Exibição de filmes e fotografias da Rocinha na década de 60 e 70, inclusive documentário
Rocinha 1977.
Grupo Pró-Museu da
Rocinha Sankofa Memória
e História
A atividade abordará o tema dos Ecossistemas de Montanha, iniciativas e políticas para sua
conservação e o papel dasUnidades de Conservação A iniciativa se fundamenta no capítulo
XIII da Agenda 21, dedicado aos ecossistemas frágeis, nos encaminhamentos do Seminário
de Mobilização para os Ecossistemas de Montanha, realizado em 2002 no Parque Nacional
Mosaico Mantiqueira /
do Itatiaia e no workshop coordenado pelo Centro Nacional de Conservação da Flora Crescente Fértil
CNCFlora, do Jardim Botânico do Rio de Janeiro, em 2009. As atividades objetivam colaborar
para a construção de uma política nacional para os ecossistemas de montanha e resultaram
no Programa Nacional de Pesquisa e Conservação de Ecossistemas de Montanha – PNPCEM
The activity will address the topic of Mountain Ecosystems, initiatives and policies for its
conservation and the role of Protected Areas. The initiative is based on Chapter XIII of Agenda
21, dedicated to fragile ecosystems and in referrals of the Seminary of mobilization for
Mosaico Mantiqueira /
Mountain Ecosystems, held in 2002 in the Itatiaia National Park and at the Workshop
Crescente Fértil
coordinated by the National Center for the Conservation of the Flora - CNCFlora, of the
Botanical Garden in Rio de Janeiro, in 2009. The activities aim developing a national policy for
mountain ecosystems and resulted in the National Program of Research and Conservation of
mountain ecosystems - PNPCEM.
Innovative Financing for Green Building at the City Level, Public, Private and Multilateral
U.S. Green Building Council
Arena da Barra
A Declaração do Milênio em 2000 e a criação dos Objetivos do Milênio (ODM) levantaram um
esforço global em busca da redução da pobreza. Mesmo na dimensão social tratada nos
ODM, ainda é observada uma grande lacuna para se alcançar a melhor distribuição do bemestar social. Uma agenda de desenvolvimento realista não pode negligenciar a ligação entre
as dimensões sociais, econômicas e ambientais do desenvolvimento. Em contraste com os
ODM, a proposta de se desenvolverem Objetivos do Desenvolvimento Sustentável (ODS)
para serem discutidos na conferência da Rio+20 irá considerar de forma integral os aspectos
sociais, econômicos e ambientais de um modo balanceado e bastante conectados. O
Seminário proposto debaterá as perspectivas atualmente discutidas sobre o assunto no
mundo acadêmico e nas organizações multilaterais.
Universidade de Brasília
UnB
Arena da Barra
A Declaração do Milênio em 2000 e a criação dos Objetivos do Milênio (ODM) levantaram um
esforço global em busca da redução da pobreza. Mesmo na dimensão social tratada nos
ODM, ainda é observada uma grande lacuna para se alcançar a melhor distribuição do bemestar social. Uma agenda de desenvolvimento realista não pode negligenciar a ligação entre
as dimensões sociais, econômicas e ambientais do desenvolvimento. Em contraste com os
ODM, a proposta de se desenvolverem Objetivos do Desenvolvimento Sustentável (ODS)
para serem discutidos na conferência da Rio+20 irá considerar de forma integral os aspectos
sociais, econômicos e ambientais de um modo balanceado e bastante conectados. O
Seminário proposto debaterá as perspectivas atualmente discutidas sobre o assunto no
mundo acadêmico e nas organizações multilaterais.
Universidade de Brasília
UnB
The theme of this side event builds on the notion that environment stewardship and economic
development are not mutually exclusive. Presentations will focus on identifying the critical role
forests play in climate change and green economy at local, national, and global level. We will
bring together experts in forest management from various organizations, and the speakers will
share their expertise and real time experiences to demonstrate the relationship among forests,
livelihoods, and green economy. They will also elaborate on the functions of forests, from
carbon sequestration, water conservation to livelihoods development.
Forests, Livelihoods, and Green Economy
Limpgas Tecnologia em Descarte de Gases Industriais Ltda.
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
14:00:00
15:00:00
Arena da Barra
Arena da Barra
In 2009, the record-heavy rain brought by the typhoon Morakot caused serious floods and
mudslides in Taiwan, devastating people’s lives. That was a typical case of extreme climate.
After the disaster, we, the Environmental Quality Protection Foundation (EQPF), the Red
Cross Society (Taiwan) and the Forestry Bureau of Taiwan initiated a series of reforestation
projects at the mudslide areas, with the goal to restore the environment as well as local
people’s livelihoods.
The organizations involved in the projects will show the great potential of cooperation among
humanitarian and environmental organizations and government agencies, the importance of
forest governance, and the feasibility of combining environment conservation and livelihood
improvement into a green economy strategy to provide references for future reforestation and
Inovações físicas como única alternativa viável de curto prazo; a redução significativa de
emissões de gases de efeito estufa no planeta.
Environmental Quality
Protection Foundation
(EQPF)
Limpgas - Tecnologia em
Descarte de Gases
Industriais
Responsabilidade socioambiental e segurança alimentar
Environmental Responsibility and Food Security
ARPA – Programa de Áreas Protegidas da Amazônia: um novo
caminho para a conservação da Amazônia
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
18/06/2012
15:15:00
15:15:00
17:00:00
Arena da Barra
A importância de construir e fortalecer uma estratégia de segurança alimentar no contexto da
economia verde mostra que a análise deveria considerar duas escalas na sua abordagem: (a)
os desafios nas mudanças políticas macroeconômicas (b) os contextos econômicos e
ambientais nacionais e locais e as técnicas de produção e os alvos de conservação
ambiental. Este evento se propõe a discutir alternativas e caminhos para “esverdear” os
setores agrícola e de pecuária e que considere o paradigma da segurança alimentar em
WWF
relação atual modelo produtivo do agronegócio. Três questões serão tratadas: (1) Existe a
possibilidade do agronegócio e a segurança alimentar co-existirem? (2) Quais são os
caminhos para a adoção de um modelo de agricultura sustentável, que inclua valores
ambientais e sociais na prática produtiva e no mercado? (3) Como o agronegócio, a
agroecologia e a agricultura familiar podem caminhar juntas, interagirem e beneficiar uma a
outra na lógica da busca por uma nova economia verde?.
Arena da Barra
A importância de construir e fortalecer uma estratégia de segurança alimentar no contexto da
economia verde mostra que a análise deveria considerar duas escalas na sua abordagem: (a)
os desafios nas mudanças políticas macroeconômicas (b) os contextos econômicos e
ambientais nacionais e locais e as técnicas de produção e os alvos de conservação
ambiental. Este evento se propõe a discutir alternativas e caminhos para “esverdear” os
setores agrícola e de pecuária e que considere o paradigma da segurança alimentar em
WWF
relação atual modelo produtivo do agronegócio. Três questões serão tratadas: (1) Existe a
possibilidade do agronegócio e a segurança alimentar co-existirem? (2) Quais são os
caminhos para a adoção de um modelo de agricultura sustentável, que inclua valores
ambientais e sociais na prática produtiva e no mercado? (3) Como o agronegócio, a
agroecologia e a agricultura familiar podem caminhar juntas, interagirem e beneficiar uma a
outra na lógica da busca por uma nova economia verde?.
Arena da Barra
ARPA - Amazon Region Protected Areas: making the difference
on Amazon Conservation
18/06/2012
17:00:00
Arena da Barra
BASD Rio+20 Business Day
19/06/2012
8:00:00
Windsor Barra Hotel
Choosing Our Future: Open and Participatory Sustainable
Development Governance
19/06/2012
8:00:00
Este evento apresentará a experiência do Programa Áreas Protegidas da Amazônia (ARPA)
no apoio a criação e consolidação de unidades de conservação na Amazônia, bem como, os
resultados alcançados. Atualmente o ARPA apóia aproximadamente 100 Unidades de
Conservação (UCs) e conta com financiamento para a segunda fase do Fundo
Amazônia/BNDES, KfW e do Global Environmental Fund (GEF/Banco Mundial). Durante este
WWF
evento, será lançada a nova iniciativa de sustentabilidade do programa, com o objetivo de
viabilizar a sua 3ª fase e sua continuidade no longo prazo. Essa iniciativa está sendo
desenvolvida em parceria com o WWF, Ministério do Meio Ambiente, Fundo Nacional para a
Biodiversidade (Funbio), Fundação Moore , Linden Trust e outros.
Este evento apresentará a experiência do Programa Áreas Protegidas da Amazônia (ARPA)
no apoio a criação e consolidação de unidades de conservação na Amazônia, bem como, os
resultados alcançados. Atualmente o ARPA apóia aproximadamente 100 Unidades de
Conservação (UCs) e conta com financiamento para a segunda fase do Fundo
Amazônia/BNDES, KfW e do Global Environmental Fund (GEF/Banco Mundial). Durante este
WWF
evento, será lançada a nova iniciativa de sustentabilidade do programa, com o objetivo de
viabilizar a sua 3ª fase e sua continuidade no longo prazo. Essa iniciativa está sendo
desenvolvida em parceria com o WWF, Ministério do Meio Ambiente, Fundo Nacional para a
Biodiversidade (Funbio), Fundação Moore , Linden Trust e outros.
Realização WBCSD e empresas membros. Pre-registro: http://basd2012.org/642/preregistration-for-basd-business-day-now-open/
Fundação Getúlio Vargas
BRACELPA
WRI
Evento aberto ao público
Descrição: Com apoio do Planeta Sustentável, o Rio+Social é um encontro global articulado
nas mídias e tecnologias sociais, para envolver a comunidade on-line nas discussões da
Rio+20.
Encontro com a presença de personalidades como Ted Turner, Pete Cashmore, Fábio
Barbosa, Gro Brundtland e Luciano Huck.
www.riomaissocial.com.br
Evento Fechado
Evento Fechado
Rio+Social
19/06/2012
9:00:00
Hotel Windsor Barra
Energias Renováveis para o Desenvolvimento Sustentável
Segurança Alimentar e Tecnologias de agronegócios
Painel: Conservação Produtiva da Região Cacaueira da Bahia,
Sistema Cabruca e Sistema Agroflorestais
19/06/2012
19/06/2012
9:00:00
9:00:00
Forte de Copacabana
Forte de Copacabana
19/06/2012
9:00:00
Auditório da Embrapa Solos
Embrapa
19/06/2012
9:00:00
Auditório da Embrapa Solos
Embrapa
Cacau Cabruca - Conservação Produtiva no sul da Bahia .
Planeta Sustentável
FIESP/FIRJAN
FIESP/FIRJAN
Mesa- Redonda da Sociedade Civil Brasil e União Européia
19/06/2012
9:30:00
Confederação Nacional do
Comércio.
WORLD ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTITUTION: TOWARD A
SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
19/06/2012
9:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
Energy Day
19/06/2012
9:30:00
P-3 (Riocentro)
Leaders' Forum on the Future Women Want: Gender Equality
and Women's Empowerment for Sustainable Development
19/06/2012
9:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
Energy for All and Global Sustainability: new scenarios and
governance
19/06/2012
9:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
O Conselho de Desenvolvimento Econômico e Social da Presidência da República (CDES)
convida para participação nos debates
O Conselho de
Desenvolvimento
Econômico e Social da
Presidência da República
To break through to a sustainable future, scientists from post-Chernobyl Ukraine, supported by
their American, British and Belgian colleagues, urge development of the World Environmental
Constitution (WEC). The WEC should be comprised of two indissoluble parts:
a) definitive ? a global legal act prescribing basic norms for environmental safety and
stimulation of a green economy for sustainability;
b) institutional ? to fulfill the WEC mandate, a global system of environmental governance
International Instituteunder the umbrella of the World Environmental Organization (WEO).
Association of Regional
The idea of a WEC is as old as Rio-92. First declared by scientists in April 1992, it has been
Ecological Problems
repeatedly emphasized by Ukraine at UNGA sessions since 1997. Simultaneously, WEO
establishment has been promoted by Brazil, France, Germany and other states.
Without such a breakthrough, any political commitments on Rio+20 Summit, even reaffirmation
of Rio-92 principles, will not provide desirable results.
UN Energy
UN Women, in collaboration with the Government of Brazil, is organizing the Leaders? Forum
on the Future Women Want on 19 and 21 June 2012. On 19 June 2012, the multi-stakeholder
Leaders? Forum on the Future Women Forum: Gender Equality and Women?s Empowerment
for Sustainable Development will bring together leaders and experts from governments, the UN
System, civil society organizations, academia and the private sector to discuss and reaffirm the
centrality and the inter-linkages of gender equality and women?s empowerment with the three
dimensions of sustainable development?social, economic and environmental. This event will
United Nations Entity for
be followed by the Women Leaders? Summit on the Future Women Want on 21 June 2012.
Gender Equality and the
The event on is envisioned as an all-day event with Ms. Michelle Bachelet, Executive Director Empowerment of Women
(UN Women)
of UN Women as the convener. Eminent leaders representing their governments, the United
Nations, civil society organizations, including grassroots groups, the private sector and the
academia will share their experiences and contribute to the visioning on the way forward in
advancing gender equality and women?s empowerment in sustainable development.
Social media platforms will be utilized both to hear various voices from around the world to be
shared to the participants as well as to disseminate to a broader audience the key messages
emanating from the discussions.
Presentation and panel discussion of the very latest new scenario work relating to energy for
all in the context of global sustainability. The side event is centered around three just published
global studies and will be followed by a panel discussion with a number of leading development
thinkers globally who will reflect on implications in terms of sustainable development goals,
including social, environmental and economic aspects, as well as the governance frameworks
required from local to subnational levels to shape the future.
Stockholm Environment
The work will feed directly into the discussions about how sustainable energy can be
Institute
represented in the follow up of the Rio outcomes, including the work on formulating sustainable
development goals. In particular, it will discuss how international goals of environmental and
resource sustainability, efficiency and energy access can be reconciled and made coherent
over the long term, and what types of governance and institutional frameworks will be required
at the international level.
Low Carbon High Resilience Infrastructure for Sustainable
Development
Sustainable development integrates social, economic and environmental dimensions of
development. Physical infrastructure serves all three dimensions. Solid and properly
maintained infrastructure helps communities and nations ensure human well-being while
preserving their environment. Climate change is the 21st century?s preeminent threat to
sustainable development. Rural and urban communities lose livelihoods and homes, suffer
physical damages and health problems and may need to relocate. Governments and
communities are often forced to repeatedly commit limited resources to rebuilding vital
infrastructure for transport, energy, education, and sanitation and health services.
19/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
Based on its mandate (GA resolution A/RES/65/176) in procurement, civil works and physical
infrastructure development, UNOPS primary contribution to sustainable development is made
by supporting countries and their communities in their efforts to design and build high quality,
low carbon emission infrastructure and protect these precious investments against climate
risks.
United Nations Office for
Project Services (UNOPS)
The main purpose of the side event will be to launch new initiatives and partnerships in these
areas.
The challenges of the 21st century require that developed and developing countries transform
our approach to economic development. Central to this transformation is technological
innovation, from basic research to commercialization, for environmental sustainability.
Innovation in Green Growth Technology for Developing Countries
19/06/2012
9:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
The vast majority of this innovation has occurred in less than a dozen developed countries ?
leaving a real risk that Least Developed Countries could miss the opportunity to ?leap frog?
their current developing pathways onto more environmentally sustainable trajectories.
How can international cooperation best support strengthening of research and development
institutions in the developing world? Can innovative strategies bolster access to Intellectual
Property? How can other models, like joint innovation centers, support Base of the Pyramid
innovation?
The Brookings Institution
While capacity building for green growth in BRIC countries has soared, there remains
tremendous need for green growth innovation in LDCs. Please join us to discuss a proposal for
a new architecture that could support exactly this type of innovation.
Sustainable Energy for All - implications and opportunities for
Africa
19/06/2012
9:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
The Sustainable Energy for All (SEfA) goals will have particular implications for sub-Saharan
African countries, where 70% of people do not have access to electricity and 80% cook on
wood or charcoal stoves. When many Africa countries aspire to become middle income or
developed economies in the next two decades and many have large fossil fuel reserves, how
can low-carbon sustainable goals be met without hindering economic objectives? How can
peoples? total energy needs best be met and how can the wealth of renewable energy
resources across Africa be better exploited to deliver access for all? Can Africa countries
become leaders in sustainable energy?
Practical Action
This event brings together civil society, private sector and government to explore implications
of SEFA for African nations and people. How can benefits be maximised? What initiatives and
investment are needed to make it a reality?
UN-Water Day (part1)
19/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS A FULL DAY EVENT
The objectives of the Water Day are:
1. To demonstrate to the broad range of stakeholders, particularly decision makers, that some
of the major challenges facing humanity today relate to water management; this will be based
on findings of the major UN ]Water reports.
2. To identify major water issues that connect with the themes of the Rio+20 Conference,
particularly its link with the notion of green economy.
3. To focus on the means of implementation, particularly focusing on the action areas where
UN organizations and agencies can act together through UN ]Water.
UN-Water
Tackling displacement by natural disasters in the sustainable
developm
The Power of One Child: youth and children leading the way
Each year, millions of people are forced from their homes and places of livelihood by the
impact of disasters associated with ?natural? hazards. Development gains may be wiped out in
a moment or eroded if communities are not prepared or resilient. Disaster-induced
displacement undermines sustainable development and inhibits a community?s ability to
recover by depriving it of its most important resource: its people. Rio+20 provides an
opportunity to address the challenge of disaster-related displacement as part of renewed
political and operational commitments to sustainable development.
19/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-A
Norwegian Refugee Council
With climate change, the frequency and intensity of weather and climate-related disasters is
expected to increase. The governments of affected countries, together with civil society and
international actors, are challenged to respond and adapt. The achievement of sustainable
development goals requires strengthened policy and operational responses to address the
displacement risks and related protection concerns for especially the poorest people, and
durable solutions for displaced persons as integral to development efforts.
19/06/2012
9:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
Educational approaches that child participation and empowerment are key components of the
must be recognized to achieve the ?Future We Want.? Acknowledging the importance of
environmental restoration and preservation to green development; necessitates the inclusion
of children in a debate in which they are main stakeholders. With this in mind, the side-event,
?2.2 Billion, The Power of One Child: youth and children leading the way to the ?Future We
Want? at Rio+20?, will consist of a panel of youth representatives from each partner
Earth Child Institute
organization, discussing recent progress in sustainable development, their own stories and
perspectives on youth empowerment and environmental activism, underscoring action as we
move forward from Rio+20. The roundtable will demonstrate true empowerment of children and
young people that take action themselves and highlight the importance of policy-makers
ensuring that children and youth activity- and action-based education is the essence of
sustainable development.
Sustainable Intensification and Agroecology: Which approaches work for the right to food,
climate, and sustainable development?
Sustainable Intensification,Agroecology - Right to Food and
Climate
RSA Renewables Initiative - Unlocking RSA's Green Growth
Potential
19/06/2012
19/06/2012
9:30:00
9:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
P3-F
A key issue under discussion at UNCSD is the confluence between agriculture and climate
change. The Rio+20 zero-draft outcome document calls for prioritizing sustainable
intensification of food production? as well as ?increasing the use of appropriate technologies
for sustainable agriculture?. In light of the right to food, this side event will review what kind of
climate-friendly intensification is needed, and what technologies and practices should be
considered as appropriate.
International Alliance of
Catholic Development
Agencies
Based on investigations and evidence, the panel will examine whether approaches promoted
by stakeholders in the context of the green economy, such as no-tillage farming, low external
input agriculture, and their inclusion in carbon markets, represent real solutions in view of
human rights and climate criteria. The results of joint scientific research and projects will be
presented, bringing new light to promising practices and policy measures to support their scaleup.
The South African Renewables Initiative (SARi) was launched on the 7 December 2011 in
Durban, during UNFCCC COP17, in a bid to scale-up and secure long-term funding to enable
the growth of the renewable energy industry in South Africa. The project was launched by the
South African Ministers of Energy and Trade and Industry. The initiative is an International
Partnership by the Government of the Republic of South Africa together with the Governments
South Africa
of Denmark, Germany, Norway and the UK, and the European Investment Bank.
The Declaration of Intent was signed at Durban in December 2011.The (SARi) aims to mobilize
domestic and international funding, and sector expertise, to support South Africa in
implementing its ambitious plans for the scale-up of renewable energy.
Institutional arrangements for projects of PES in Lat. America &
Brazil
19/06/2012
9:30:00
T-9
The purpose of this roundtable is to present an overview of the projects on Payment for
Environmental Services (PES) in both Latin America and Brazil until the present day. An
overview will be presented of this tool by representatives from the World Bank and the
initiatives by the Boticário Group Foundation (Oasis Project) in partnership with government
agencies (Minas Gerais State Attorney?s Office) and private social investment (Mitsubishi
Corporation Foundation) will be highlighted as a model of PES involving several stakeholders
which has succeeded since 2006.
Boticário Group Foundation
Suriname will be presenting a Side Event in Rio on the above mentioned UN Conference, not
only to impress the guests
but make sure that Suriname ?brand? will be heard and seen all over with the aim of Funding
for the Suriname Greening Process.
You have never seen...so much green
19/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-E
WORLD ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTITUTION: TOWARD A
SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
19/06/2012
9:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
Energy Day
19/06/2012
9:30:00
P-3 (Riocentro)
Leaders' Forum on the Future Women Want: Gender Equality
and Women's Empowerment for Sustainable Development
19/06/2012
9:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
Energy for All and Global Sustainability: new scenarios and
governance
19/06/2012
9:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
Aspect of the Side Event:
Suriname
? Presentation of the ?Brand?
? Presentation of the Greening Policy of Surinam
? Presentation of the different cultures
? Presentation of the Indigenous people
? The effects of the ?branding? to ensure poverty alleviation in the areas at the end.
To break through to a sustainable future, scientists from post-Chernobyl Ukraine, supported by
their American, British and Belgian colleagues, urge development of the World Environmental
Constitution (WEC). The WEC should be comprised of two indissoluble parts:
a) definitive ? a global legal act prescribing basic norms for environmental safety and
stimulation of a green economy for sustainability;
b) institutional ? to fulfill the WEC mandate, a global system of environmental governance
International Instituteunder the umbrella of the World Environmental Organization (WEO).
Association of Regional
The idea of a WEC is as old as Rio-92. First declared by scientists in April 1992, it has been
Ecological Problems
repeatedly emphasized by Ukraine at UNGA sessions since 1997. Simultaneously, WEO
establishment has been promoted by Brazil, France, Germany and other states.
Without such a breakthrough, any political commitments on Rio+20 Summit, even reaffirmation
of Rio-92 principles, will not provide desirable results.
UN Energy
UN Women, in collaboration with the Government of Brazil, is organizing the Leaders? Forum
on the Future Women Want on 19 and 21 June 2012. On 19 June 2012, the multi-stakeholder
Leaders? Forum on the Future Women Forum: Gender Equality and Women?s Empowerment
for Sustainable Development will bring together leaders and experts from governments, the UN
System, civil society organizations, academia and the private sector to discuss and reaffirm the
centrality and the inter-linkages of gender equality and women?s empowerment with the three
dimensions of sustainable development?social, economic and environmental. This event will
United Nations Entity for
be followed by the Women Leaders? Summit on the Future Women Want on 21 June 2012.
Gender Equality and the
The event on is envisioned as an all-day event with Ms. Michelle Bachelet, Executive Director Empowerment of Women
(UN Women)
of UN Women as the convener. Eminent leaders representing their governments, the United
Nations, civil society organizations, including grassroots groups, the private sector and the
academia will share their experiences and contribute to the visioning on the way forward in
advancing gender equality and women?s empowerment in sustainable development.
Social media platforms will be utilized both to hear various voices from around the world to be
shared to the participants as well as to disseminate to a broader audience the key messages
emanating from the discussions.
Presentation and panel discussion of the very latest new scenario work relating to energy for
all in the context of global sustainability. The side event is centered around three just published
global studies and will be followed by a panel discussion with a number of leading development
thinkers globally who will reflect on implications in terms of sustainable development goals,
including social, environmental and economic aspects, as well as the governance frameworks
required from local to subnational levels to shape the future.
The work will feed directly into the discussions about how sustainable energy can be
represented in the follow up of the Rio outcomes, including the work on formulating sustainable
development goals. In particular, it will discuss how international goals of environmental and
resource sustainability, efficiency and energy access can be reconciled and made coherent
over the long term, and what types of governance and institutional frameworks will be required
at the international level.
Stockholm Environment
Institute
Low Carbon High Resilience Infrastructure for Sustainable
Development
Sustainable development integrates social, economic and environmental dimensions of
development. Physical infrastructure serves all three dimensions. Solid and properly
maintained infrastructure helps communities and nations ensure human well-being while
preserving their environment. Climate change is the 21st century?s preeminent threat to
sustainable development. Rural and urban communities lose livelihoods and homes, suffer
physical damages and health problems and may need to relocate. Governments and
communities are often forced to repeatedly commit limited resources to rebuilding vital
infrastructure for transport, energy, education, and sanitation and health services.
19/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
Based on its mandate (GA resolution A/RES/65/176) in procurement, civil works and physical
infrastructure development, UNOPS primary contribution to sustainable development is made
by supporting countries and their communities in their efforts to design and build high quality,
low carbon emission infrastructure and protect these precious investments against climate
risks.
United Nations Office for
Project Services (UNOPS)
The main purpose of the side event will be to launch new initiatives and partnerships in these
areas.
The challenges of the 21st century require that developed and developing countries transform
our approach to economic development. Central to this transformation is technological
innovation, from basic research to commercialization, for environmental sustainability.
Innovation in Green Growth Technology for Developing Countries
19/06/2012
9:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
The vast majority of this innovation has occurred in less than a dozen developed countries ?
leaving a real risk that Least Developed Countries could miss the opportunity to ?leap frog?
their current developing pathways onto more environmentally sustainable trajectories.
How can international cooperation best support strengthening of research and development
institutions in the developing world? Can innovative strategies bolster access to Intellectual
Property? How can other models, like joint innovation centers, support Base of the Pyramid
innovation?
The Brookings Institution
While capacity building for green growth in BRIC countries has soared, there remains
tremendous need for green growth innovation in LDCs. Please join us to discuss a proposal for
a new architecture that could support exactly this type of innovation.
Sustainable Energy for All - implications and opportunities for
Africa
19/06/2012
9:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
The Sustainable Energy for All (SEfA) goals will have particular implications for sub-Saharan
African countries, where 70% of people do not have access to electricity and 80% cook on
wood or charcoal stoves. When many Africa countries aspire to become middle income or
developed economies in the next two decades and many have large fossil fuel reserves, how
can low-carbon sustainable goals be met without hindering economic objectives? How can
peoples? total energy needs best be met and how can the wealth of renewable energy
resources across Africa be better exploited to deliver access for all? Can Africa countries
become leaders in sustainable energy?
Practical Action
This event brings together civil society, private sector and government to explore implications
of SEFA for African nations and people. How can benefits be maximised? What initiatives and
investment are needed to make it a reality?
UN-Water Day (part1)
19/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS A FULL DAY EVENT
The objectives of the Water Day are:
1. To demonstrate to the broad range of stakeholders, particularly decision makers, that some
of the major challenges facing humanity today relate to water management; this will be based
on findings of the major UN ]Water reports.
2. To identify major water issues that connect with the themes of the Rio+20 Conference,
particularly its link with the notion of green economy.
3. To focus on the means of implementation, particularly focusing on the action areas where
UN organizations and agencies can act together through UN ]Water.
UN-Water
Tackling displacement by natural disasters in the sustainable
developm
The Power of One Child: youth and children leading the way
Each year, millions of people are forced from their homes and places of livelihood by the
impact of disasters associated with ?natural? hazards. Development gains may be wiped out in
a moment or eroded if communities are not prepared or resilient. Disaster-induced
displacement undermines sustainable development and inhibits a community?s ability to
recover by depriving it of its most important resource: its people. Rio+20 provides an
opportunity to address the challenge of disaster-related displacement as part of renewed
political and operational commitments to sustainable development.
19/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-A
Norwegian Refugee Council
With climate change, the frequency and intensity of weather and climate-related disasters is
expected to increase. The governments of affected countries, together with civil society and
international actors, are challenged to respond and adapt. The achievement of sustainable
development goals requires strengthened policy and operational responses to address the
displacement risks and related protection concerns for especially the poorest people, and
durable solutions for displaced persons as integral to development efforts.
19/06/2012
9:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
Educational approaches that child participation and empowerment are key components of the
must be recognized to achieve the ?Future We Want.? Acknowledging the importance of
environmental restoration and preservation to green development; necessitates the inclusion
of children in a debate in which they are main stakeholders. With this in mind, the side-event,
?2.2 Billion, The Power of One Child: youth and children leading the way to the ?Future We
Want? at Rio+20?, will consist of a panel of youth representatives from each partner
organization, discussing recent progress in sustainable development, their own stories and
perspectives on youth empowerment and environmental activism, underscoring action as we
move forward from Rio+20. The roundtable will demonstrate true empowerment of children and
young people that take action themselves and highlight the importance of policy-makers
ensuring that children and youth activity- and action-based education is the essence of
sustainable development.
Earth Child Institute
Sustainable Intensification and Agroecology: Which approaches work for the right to food,
climate, and sustainable development?
Sustainable Intensification,Agroecology - Right to Food and
Climate
RSA Renewables Initiative - Unlocking RSA's Green Growth
Potential
19/06/2012
19/06/2012
9:30:00
9:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
P3-F
A key issue under discussion at UNCSD is the confluence between agriculture and climate
change. The Rio+20 zero-draft outcome document calls for prioritizing sustainable
intensification of food production? as well as ?increasing the use of appropriate technologies
for sustainable agriculture?. In light of the right to food, this side event will review what kind of
climate-friendly intensification is needed, and what technologies and practices should be
considered as appropriate.
Based on investigations and evidence, the panel will examine whether approaches promoted
by stakeholders in the context of the green economy, such as no-tillage farming, low external
input agriculture, and their inclusion in carbon markets, represent real solutions in view of
human rights and climate criteria. The results of joint scientific research and projects will be
presented, bringing new light to promising practices and policy measures to support their scaleup.
The South African Renewables Initiative (SARi) was launched on the 7 December 2011 in
Durban, during UNFCCC COP17, in a bid to scale-up and secure long-term funding to enable
the growth of the renewable energy industry in South Africa. The project was launched by the
South African Ministers of Energy and Trade and Industry. The initiative is an International
Partnership by the Government of the Republic of South Africa together with the Governments
of Denmark, Germany, Norway and the UK, and the European Investment Bank.
International Alliance of
Catholic Development
Agencies
South Africa
The Declaration of Intent was signed at Durban in December 2011.The (SARi) aims to mobilize
domestic and international funding, and sector expertise, to support South Africa in
implementing its ambitious plans for the scale-up of renewable energy.
Institutional arrangements for projects of PES in Lat. America &
Brazil
19/06/2012
9:30:00
T-9
The purpose of this roundtable is to present an overview of the projects on Payment for
Environmental Services (PES) in both Latin America and Brazil until the present day. An
overview will be presented of this tool by representatives from the World Bank and the
initiatives by the Boticário Group Foundation (Oasis Project) in partnership with government
agencies (Minas Gerais State Attorney?s Office) and private social investment (Mitsubishi
Corporation Foundation) will be highlighted as a model of PES involving several stakeholders
which has succeeded since 2006.
Boticário Group Foundation
Suriname will be presenting a Side Event in Rio on the above mentioned UN Conference, not
only to impress the guests
but make sure that Suriname ?brand? will be heard and seen all over with the aim of Funding
for the Suriname Greening Process.
You have never seen...so much green
19/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-E
WORLD ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTITUTION: TOWARD A
SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
19/06/2012
9:30:00
T-10 (Riocentro)
Energy Day
19/06/2012
9:30:00
P-3 (Riocentro)
Leaders' Forum on the Future Women Want: Gender Equality
and Women's Empowerment for Sustainable Development
19/06/2012
9:30:00
T-2 (Riocentro)
Energy for All and Global Sustainability: new scenarios and
governance
19/06/2012
9:30:00
T-6 (Riocentro)
Aspect of the Side Event:
Suriname
? Presentation of the ?Brand?
? Presentation of the Greening Policy of Surinam
? Presentation of the different cultures
? Presentation of the Indigenous people
? The effects of the ?branding? to ensure poverty alleviation in the areas at the end.
To break through to a sustainable future, scientists from post-Chernobyl Ukraine, supported by
their American, British and Belgian colleagues, urge development of the World Environmental
Constitution (WEC). The WEC should be comprised of two indissoluble parts:
a) definitive ? a global legal act prescribing basic norms for environmental safety and
stimulation of a green economy for sustainability;
b) institutional ? to fulfill the WEC mandate, a global system of environmental governance
International Instituteunder the umbrella of the World Environmental Organization (WEO).
Association of Regional
The idea of a WEC is as old as Rio-92. First declared by scientists in April 1992, it has been
Ecological Problems
repeatedly emphasized by Ukraine at UNGA sessions since 1997. Simultaneously, WEO
establishment has been promoted by Brazil, France, Germany and other states.
Without such a breakthrough, any political commitments on Rio+20 Summit, even reaffirmation
of Rio-92 principles, will not provide desirable results.
UN Energy
UN Women, in collaboration with the Government of Brazil, is organizing the Leaders? Forum
on the Future Women Want on 19 and 21 June 2012. On 19 June 2012, the multi-stakeholder
Leaders? Forum on the Future Women Forum: Gender Equality and Women?s Empowerment
for Sustainable Development will bring together leaders and experts from governments, the UN
System, civil society organizations, academia and the private sector to discuss and reaffirm the
centrality and the inter-linkages of gender equality and women?s empowerment with the three
dimensions of sustainable development?social, economic and environmental. This event will
United Nations Entity for
be followed by the Women Leaders? Summit on the Future Women Want on 21 June 2012.
Gender Equality and the
The event on is envisioned as an all-day event with Ms. Michelle Bachelet, Executive Director Empowerment of Women
(UN Women)
of UN Women as the convener. Eminent leaders representing their governments, the United
Nations, civil society organizations, including grassroots groups, the private sector and the
academia will share their experiences and contribute to the visioning on the way forward in
advancing gender equality and women?s empowerment in sustainable development.
Social media platforms will be utilized both to hear various voices from around the world to be
shared to the participants as well as to disseminate to a broader audience the key messages
emanating from the discussions.
Presentation and panel discussion of the very latest new scenario work relating to energy for
all in the context of global sustainability. The side event is centered around three just published
global studies and will be followed by a panel discussion with a number of leading development
thinkers globally who will reflect on implications in terms of sustainable development goals,
including social, environmental and economic aspects, as well as the governance frameworks
required from local to subnational levels to shape the future.
The work will feed directly into the discussions about how sustainable energy can be
represented in the follow up of the Rio outcomes, including the work on formulating sustainable
development goals. In particular, it will discuss how international goals of environmental and
resource sustainability, efficiency and energy access can be reconciled and made coherent
over the long term, and what types of governance and institutional frameworks will be required
at the international level.
Stockholm Environment
Institute
Low Carbon High Resilience Infrastructure for Sustainable
Development
Sustainable development integrates social, economic and environmental dimensions of
development. Physical infrastructure serves all three dimensions. Solid and properly
maintained infrastructure helps communities and nations ensure human well-being while
preserving their environment. Climate change is the 21st century?s preeminent threat to
sustainable development. Rural and urban communities lose livelihoods and homes, suffer
physical damages and health problems and may need to relocate. Governments and
communities are often forced to repeatedly commit limited resources to rebuilding vital
infrastructure for transport, energy, education, and sanitation and health services.
19/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-B (Riocentro)
Based on its mandate (GA resolution A/RES/65/176) in procurement, civil works and physical
infrastructure development, UNOPS primary contribution to sustainable development is made
by supporting countries and their communities in their efforts to design and build high quality,
low carbon emission infrastructure and protect these precious investments against climate
risks.
United Nations Office for
Project Services (UNOPS)
The main purpose of the side event will be to launch new initiatives and partnerships in these
areas.
The challenges of the 21st century require that developed and developing countries transform
our approach to economic development. Central to this transformation is technological
innovation, from basic research to commercialization, for environmental sustainability.
Innovation in Green Growth Technology for Developing Countries
19/06/2012
9:30:00
T-3 (Riocentro)
The vast majority of this innovation has occurred in less than a dozen developed countries ?
leaving a real risk that Least Developed Countries could miss the opportunity to ?leap frog?
their current developing pathways onto more environmentally sustainable trajectories.
How can international cooperation best support strengthening of research and development
institutions in the developing world? Can innovative strategies bolster access to Intellectual
Property? How can other models, like joint innovation centers, support Base of the Pyramid
innovation?
The Brookings Institution
While capacity building for green growth in BRIC countries has soared, there remains
tremendous need for green growth innovation in LDCs. Please join us to discuss a proposal for
a new architecture that could support exactly this type of innovation.
Sustainable Energy for All - implications and opportunities for
Africa
19/06/2012
9:30:00
T-4 (Riocentro)
The Sustainable Energy for All (SEfA) goals will have particular implications for sub-Saharan
African countries, where 70% of people do not have access to electricity and 80% cook on
wood or charcoal stoves. When many Africa countries aspire to become middle income or
developed economies in the next two decades and many have large fossil fuel reserves, how
can low-carbon sustainable goals be met without hindering economic objectives? How can
peoples? total energy needs best be met and how can the wealth of renewable energy
resources across Africa be better exploited to deliver access for all? Can Africa countries
become leaders in sustainable energy?
Practical Action
This event brings together civil society, private sector and government to explore implications
of SEFA for African nations and people. How can benefits be maximised? What initiatives and
investment are needed to make it a reality?
UN-Water Day (part1)
19/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-6 (Riocentro)
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS A FULL DAY EVENT
The objectives of the Water Day are:
1. To demonstrate to the broad range of stakeholders, particularly decision makers, that some
of the major challenges facing humanity today relate to water management; this will be based
on findings of the major UN ]Water reports.
2. To identify major water issues that connect with the themes of the Rio+20 Conference,
particularly its link with the notion of green economy.
3. To focus on the means of implementation, particularly focusing on the action areas where
UN organizations and agencies can act together through UN ]Water.
UN-Water
Tackling displacement by natural disasters in the sustainable
developm
The Power of One Child: youth and children leading the way
Each year, millions of people are forced from their homes and places of livelihood by the
impact of disasters associated with ?natural? hazards. Development gains may be wiped out in
a moment or eroded if communities are not prepared or resilient. Disaster-induced
displacement undermines sustainable development and inhibits a community?s ability to
recover by depriving it of its most important resource: its people. Rio+20 provides an
opportunity to address the challenge of disaster-related displacement as part of renewed
political and operational commitments to sustainable development.
19/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-A
Norwegian Refugee Council
With climate change, the frequency and intensity of weather and climate-related disasters is
expected to increase. The governments of affected countries, together with civil society and
international actors, are challenged to respond and adapt. The achievement of sustainable
development goals requires strengthened policy and operational responses to address the
displacement risks and related protection concerns for especially the poorest people, and
durable solutions for displaced persons as integral to development efforts.
19/06/2012
9:30:00
T-5 (Riocentro)
Educational approaches that child participation and empowerment are key components of the
must be recognized to achieve the ?Future We Want.? Acknowledging the importance of
environmental restoration and preservation to green development; necessitates the inclusion
of children in a debate in which they are main stakeholders. With this in mind, the side-event,
?2.2 Billion, The Power of One Child: youth and children leading the way to the ?Future We
Want? at Rio+20?, will consist of a panel of youth representatives from each partner
organization, discussing recent progress in sustainable development, their own stories and
perspectives on youth empowerment and environmental activism, underscoring action as we
move forward from Rio+20. The roundtable will demonstrate true empowerment of children and
young people that take action themselves and highlight the importance of policy-makers
ensuring that children and youth activity- and action-based education is the essence of
sustainable development.
Earth Child Institute
Sustainable Intensification and Agroecology: Which approaches work for the right to food,
climate, and sustainable development?
Sustainable Intensification,Agroecology - Right to Food and
Climate
RSA Renewables Initiative - Unlocking RSA's Green Growth
Potential
19/06/2012
19/06/2012
9:30:00
9:30:00
T-8 (Riocentro)
P3-F
A key issue under discussion at UNCSD is the confluence between agriculture and climate
change. The Rio+20 zero-draft outcome document calls for prioritizing sustainable
intensification of food production? as well as ?increasing the use of appropriate technologies
for sustainable agriculture?. In light of the right to food, this side event will review what kind of
climate-friendly intensification is needed, and what technologies and practices should be
considered as appropriate.
Based on investigations and evidence, the panel will examine whether approaches promoted
by stakeholders in the context of the green economy, such as no-tillage farming, low external
input agriculture, and their inclusion in carbon markets, represent real solutions in view of
human rights and climate criteria. The results of joint scientific research and projects will be
presented, bringing new light to promising practices and policy measures to support their scaleup.
The South African Renewables Initiative (SARi) was launched on the 7 December 2011 in
Durban, during UNFCCC COP17, in a bid to scale-up and secure long-term funding to enable
the growth of the renewable energy industry in South Africa. The project was launched by the
South African Ministers of Energy and Trade and Industry. The initiative is an International
Partnership by the Government of the Republic of South Africa together with the Governments
of Denmark, Germany, Norway and the UK, and the European Investment Bank.
International Alliance of
Catholic Development
Agencies
South Africa
The Declaration of Intent was signed at Durban in December 2011.The (SARi) aims to mobilize
domestic and international funding, and sector expertise, to support South Africa in
implementing its ambitious plans for the scale-up of renewable energy.
Institutional arrangements for projects of PES in Lat. America &
Brazil
19/06/2012
9:30:00
T-9
The purpose of this roundtable is to present an overview of the projects on Payment for
Environmental Services (PES) in both Latin America and Brazil until the present day. An
overview will be presented of this tool by representatives from the World Bank and the
initiatives by the Boticário Group Foundation (Oasis Project) in partnership with government
agencies (Minas Gerais State Attorney?s Office) and private social investment (Mitsubishi
Corporation Foundation) will be highlighted as a model of PES involving several stakeholders
which has succeeded since 2006.
Boticário Group Foundation
Suriname will be presenting a Side Event in Rio on the above mentioned UN Conference, not
only to impress the guests
but make sure that Suriname ?brand? will be heard and seen all over with the aim of Funding
for the Suriname Greening Process.
You have never seen...so much green
Plano Nacional de Silvicultura de Espécies Nativas e Sistemas
Agroflorestais – PENSAF
Políticas Públicas Socioamentais e Povos e
Comunidades Tradicionais: Articulação e Monitoramento
Cúpula dos Prefeitos - C40 - Press Conf.
Sustainable Development Dialogues: Oceans.
Cúpula dos Prefeitos - C40 - Cerimonia de Abertura
Cúpula dos Prefeitos- C40
A ponte da banda larga
Projetos de jurisdição e responsabilidade socioambiental do TRF
da 4ª Região
Fiscalização da desestatização e regulação do setor elétrico
pelo Tribunal de Contas da União
19/06/2012
9:30:00
P3-E
Aspect of the Side Event:
Suriname
? Presentation of the ?Brand?
? Presentation of the Greening Policy of Surinam
? Presentation of the different cultures
? Presentation of the Indigenous people
? The effects of the ?branding? to ensure poverty alleviation in the areas at the end.
19/06/2012
9:50:00
Auditório da Embrapa Solos
19/06/2012
10:00:00
MAM
19/06/2012
19/06/2012
19/06/2012
19/06/2012
10:00:00
10:00:00
10:30:00
10:30:00
Forte de Copacabana
Riocentro
Forte de Copacabana
Forte de Copacabana
19/06/2012
19/06/2012
19/06/2012
11:00:00
11:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Parque dos Atletas
11:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
World Summit of States and Regions – WSSR
19/06/2012
11:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Motorcycle Safety at Rio + 20
19/06/2012
11:00:00
Arena da Barra
Desfilé Performático Celebrando os Cultivos Orgânicos
Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
19/06/2012
11:00:00
Desfilé Performático Celebrando os Cultivos Orgânicos
Ocupação iÓrbita
www.imaginario.etc.br
19/06/2012
11:00:00
Feira Orgânica - Glória
Embrapa
Público restrito – 30 representantes do governo federal e 30 representantes da sociedade
civil, de povos e comunidades tradicionais, apenas para convidados.
Evento Fechado
OFFICIAL EVENTS
Evento Fechado
Evento Fechado
Vincular TIC com a ação climática para uma economia de baixa emissão de carbono
combatendo as mudanças climáticas exige uma ação global coordenada através da
colaboração inter-setorial por parte dos governos, setor privado, organizações internacionais e
da sociedade civil. Medidas de incremento não são suficientes. Os governos podem acelerar
o ritmo de transformação, integrando o uso da Tecnologia da Informação e Comunicação com
a política ambiental para posicionar os países em um curso para avançar, enquanto trabalham
para atender o desenvolvimento nacional e os objetivos de redução da pobreza. O grupo de
trabalho Comissão da banda larga para o desenvolvimento digital liderado pelo Sr Hans
Vestberg, presidente e CEO da Ericsson emitiu um relatório que mostra como a banda larga
pode contribuir para a redução de gases de efeito estufa, bem como a mitigação e a
adaptação aos efeitos das mudanças climáticas. Como uma introdução a Conferência das
Nações Unidas sobre Desenvolvimento Sustentável (Rio+20), em junho, o relatório apresenta
dez recomendações da Comissão para os tomadores de decisões e líderes mundiais com o
intuito de ativar e reforçar o poder da TIC e da banda larga no processo de acelerar o
progresso global para uma economia de baixo carbono. Evento aberto ao público.
O pioneirismo do TRF da 4ª Região (TRF4) na criação das Varas Ambientais. A importância da
especialização das Varas Federais e o preparo de servidores e magistrados para julgar casos
ambientais. Os projetos socioambientais desenvolvidos na região, com base no planejamento
Estratégico que visa promover o exercício da cidadania e incentivar e fomentar ações de
responsabilidade social e ambiental. Evento aberto ao público. Palestrantes: Marga Inge Barth
Tessler (Desembargadora Federal, Presidente do TRF da 4ª Região) e Vladimir Passos de
Freitas (Desembargador Federal, TRF da 4ª Região).
Ministério do Meio Ambiente
Elaine Weidman-Grunewald
Embaixada da Suécia.
Marga Inge Barth Tessler e
Vladimir Passos de Freitas
Tribunal Regional Federal
da 4ª Região.
1. TCU: competências, estrutura e forma de atuação. 2. Fiscalização de desestatização e
regulação: estratégia de atuação do TCU e benefícios do controle concomitante. 3. A atuação
do TCU no setor elétrico: 3.1 Sustentabilidade do crescimento nacional: energia e meio
Tribunal de Contas da
ambiente; 3.2 Fiscalização de concessões de geração e de transmissão de energia elétrica;
União.
3.3 Fiscalização da universalização do acesso à energia elétrica: programa luz para todos e
tarifa social. Evento aberto ao público. Palestrante: Daniel Maia Vieira, Auditor, TCU.
Evento Público
Room UN4
Claudia Maria Calorio;
Prefeitura
Governo brasileiro
Prefeitura
Prefeitura
Casa Civil
Ecuadorian Motorcyclists
Association
Para celebrar o aniversário da criação do circuito das Feiras Orgânicas de Rio de Janeiro este
ano em sintonia com a Rio + 20, Cordelia Fourneau, estilista e ambientalista, foi incitada pelas
Movimento Imagina Rio
próprias feirantes a realizar um desfile de moda cuja passarela fosse a passeada pela feira.
Ela resolveu organizar um evento holístico, onde o desfile de moda se imisce na vida da feira
e vira performance artístico-teatral
Para celebrar o aniversário da criação do circuito das Feiras Orgânicas de Rio de Janeiro este
ano em sintonia com a Rio + 20, Cordelia Fourneau, estilista e ambientalista, foi incitada pelas
próprias feirantes a realizar um desfile de moda cuja passarela fosse a passeada pela feira.
Ela resolveu organizar um evento holístico, onde o desfile de moda se imisce na vida da feira
e vira performance artístico-teatral
Daniel Maia Vieira
evento público
Projetos de jurisdição e responsabilidade socioambiental do TRF
da 4ª Região (TRF4)
19/06/2012
Global Forest Watch 2.0: Transforming Transparency of Forest
Management
19/06/2012
Motorcycle Safety al Rio + 20
19/06/2012
11:00:00
UN5 (Barra Arena)
19/06/2012
11:00:00
Auditório da Embrapa Solos
11:00:00
11:00:00
Parque dos Atletas
Parque dos Atletas
Analice Marques Bolzan
Presenting: Craig Hanson, Director, People & Ecosystems Program & Nigel Sizer, Director,
Global Forest Initiative
The Motorcycle Road Safety Plan was born inspired on the United Nations and World Health
Organization, Decade of Action for Global Road Safety. It is indispensable to reduce the
incredibly high rate of accidents, mortality and permanent injuries, that motorcycle
transportation generates every year in Latin America.
Craig Hanson; Nigel Sizer
WRI
Embrapa
Sistemas Agroflorestais Biodiversos
Addressing Desertification and Land Degradation in LDC, LLDCs
and SIDs
Building Resilience for Sustainable Development in the OIC
Member Coun
Glaciers and Sustainability in the Anthropocen
Sustainable Development Under Occupation: Achievements and
Challenges
19/06/2012
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19/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
11:30:00
11:30:00
T-10
T-3
T-5
T-6
The side-event will focus on LDCs, LLDCs and SIDS. The proposed theme will provide a
platform to highlight and reaffirm the vulnerabilities faced by all three groups in the area of
desertification and land degradation. The theme lends itself to discussions that involves the
environment, economic and social aspects of the topic under consideration that will include,
agriculture, water and food security issues and related issues that are vital to all three groups
of countries. The side-event will also highlight the need for capacity-building and transfer of
technologies to enable these three groups of countries combat desertification, land
degradation, food insecurity and water related issues.
Drª. Marga Inge Barth
Tessler - Desembargadora
Federal, Presidente do TRF4
e Dr. Vladimir Passos de
Freitas - Desembargador
Federal Aposentado, exPresidente TRF4
Office of the High
Representative for the
Least Developed Countries,
Landlocked Developing
Countries and Small Island
Developing States
(OHRLLS)
This side event will focus on one of the seven critical topics on the agenda of the Rio
Conference- Disasters- with the aim of generating higher level of awareness among policy
makers and experts in the OIC member countries with regard to the need for a comprehensive
disaster risk management strategy as an integral part of their overall national development
strategy. The majority of the population in the 57 member countries is extensively prone to
Organization of Islamic
natural disasters due to extensive exposure to natural hazards and other vulnerabilities. This
Cooperation
session will bring together the representatives of governments, international organizations, and
civil societies with the aim of mobilizing actions on the part of OIC member countries, and
initiating the necessary exchange of knowledge and best practices to improve upon existing
national capacities for building resilience to natural disasters.
Climate change as recognized widely is the acceleration of glacier melt around the world,
particularly in the Himalayas and the Andes regions. Anthropogenic activity, tied to global
trends to increase productive output is further impacting our glacier resources, critical both as
regulators of water basins as well as for long term water storage, particularly during especially
hot and dry years. This workshop will look specifically at work underway in the Latin America
region to protect environmentally vulnerable glacier resources, seeking a balanced approach to CEDHA (Centro de
Derechos Humanos y
economic activities such as mining and other large infrastructure occurring in high mountain
Ambiente)
areas. Some areas to be covered include legislation development to protect glaciers, public
policy needs and opportunities relevant to glacier protection and existing industrial activity
(including mining), an international protocol under development for Mining in Glacier Territory,
the need to educate communities about glaciers and the role they play in our ecosystems.
The representative of the president of Palestine Mahmoud Abbas to the UNCSD RIO+20, H.E.
Dr. Riad Malki, Minister of Foreign Affairs will open the side event to outline the Palestinian
vision to achieve sustainable economic growth and development while being subjected to the Permanent Observer
Mission of Palestine
ongoing Israeli occupation. The session will be based on the 2nd Palestinian sustainable
development report titled ?Sustainable Development under Occupation: Achievements and
Challenges?.
Painelista:Claudemar Matos AS-PTA e Irene Cardoso
(CTA-ZM)
Green Economy principles of valuing and investing in natural capital and people, reforming
high impact sectors to address sustainability, driving investment and financial flows towards
pro-environment and pro-people growth and improving governance and forging partnership are
key to ensure the transition to a successful equitable and balance growth.
The Forest Green Economy and South-South Cooperation
19/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-F
States of Acre in Brazil and Sabah in Malaysia are examples of important growth area in Latin
America and Asia that are transitioning towards a green economic development pathways. The WWF International
vision that guides this growth and the challenges in transforming its high impact sector,
opportunities through adopting a credible and sustainable growth in the forest sector and
partnership with NGO and private sector are some means by which changes are taking place.
Heads of state will share their experiences and other partners will be contributing to the
discussion on how to further transition these economies and how partners can play a role.
Nurses across the Borders (NAB), SeaTrust Institute and Africa Environmental Network
proposed to highlight partnership with the UNISDR and other DRR specialists to demonstrate
the symbiotic qualities of directly incorporating human health and first responder?s capacity
building into DRR in a new way that delivers outcomes that help countries achieve their MDGs
and deliverables for the Hyogo Framework for Action.
CLIMATE CHANGE DISASTERS-THE ROLE OF THE GLOBAL
FIRST RESPONDERS in RR
Zero Waste Strategies and Actions towards Sustainable Cities
19/06/2012
19/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
T-8
T-4
Nurses Across the Borders
At the heart of the collaborative strategy being showcased in this side event is multi-criteria
Nigeria and SeaTrust
vulnerability identification and intersectoral integration of knowledge, programs, finance and
Institute USA
other resources to build resilience to climate related disasters. Responding to the COP 17
Durban by actively engaging health care professionals as FIRST RESPONDERS in disaster
risk planning and action addresses many of the MDGs that developing countries are struggling
to achieve. Represents a tangible intervention strategy to climate change disasters at a local
level, while integrating with the multilateral processes that support local action.
About the event:
The rapid increase in volume and diversification of solid waste generated mainly as a result of
economic growth, urbanization, industrialization, and unsustainable production and
consumption patterns has had a severe impact on the global and local environment, natural
resources, public health, local economy, and living conditions, and threatens the attainment of
the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Sustainable cities attach significant importance to International Solid Waste
Association
the need for moving towards resource efficient and zero waste society. Zero waste shifts the
focus from end-of-pipe solutions and disposal practices, to promote waste minimization and
cyclical use of materials in the economy. Zero waste is a long-term vision that ultimately
envisages a thriving society that exists within nature?s resource constraints and its ability to
assimilate waste.
The Mayombe Project aims at enhancing the implementation of the plan of action of the
Convention on Biodiversity at regional level. Along this line, Angola and countries involved in
the Mayombe area of conservation (RDC e Congo), signed a Memorandum of Understanding
(MoU) in order to implement joint projects for the forest protection and conservation.
Crossborder Projects of Maiombe and Kaza: The actual status
of impleme
Caribbean Youth Empowerment for Sustainable Development
19/06/2012
19/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
P3-A
T-9
The Kaza Project. It is a cooperation project between some countries in the region of Southern
Africa Development Community (SADC) - Angola, Namibia, Botswana and South Africa. Kaza,
focuses in implementing joint actions to preserve wetlands, conservation of biodiversity and
Angola
develop eco-tourism projects in the region.
The Mayombe Project aims at enhancing the implementation of the plan of action of the
Convention on Biodiversity at regional level. Along this line, Angola and countries involved in
the Mayombe area of conservation (RDC e Congo), signed a Memorandum of Understanding
(MoU) in order to implement joint projects for the forest protection and conservation.
The Kaza Project. It is a cooperation project between some countries in the region of Southern
Africa Development Community (SADC) - Angola, Namibia, Botswana and South Africa. Kaza,
focuses in implementing joint actions to preserve wetlands, conservation of biodiversity and
We plan to host a panel highlighting current initiatives being organized in the Dominican
United Nations Association
Republic for environmental care and sustainable development.
of the Dominican Republic
(UNA-DR)
Addressing Desertification and Land Degradation in LDC, LLDCs
and SIDs
Building Resilience for Sustainable Development in the OIC
Member Coun
Glaciers and Sustainability in the Anthropocen
19/06/2012
19/06/2012
19/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
11:30:00
T-10
T-3
T-5
Sustainable Development Under Occupation: Achievements and
Challenges
19/06/2012
11:30:00
T-6
The Forest Green Economy and South-South Cooperation
19/06/2012
11:30:00
P3-F
The side-event will focus on LDCs, LLDCs and SIDS. The proposed theme will provide a
platform to highlight and reaffirm the vulnerabilities faced by all three groups in the area of
desertification and land degradation. The theme lends itself to discussions that involves the
environment, economic and social aspects of the topic under consideration that will include,
agriculture, water and food security issues and related issues that are vital to all three groups
of countries. The side-event will also highlight the need for capacity-building and transfer of
technologies to enable these three groups of countries combat desertification, land
degradation, food insecurity and water related issues.
This side event will focus on one of the seven critical topics on the agenda of the Rio
Conference- Disasters- with the aim of generating higher level of awareness among policy
makers and experts in the OIC member countries with regard to the need for a comprehensive
disaster risk management strategy as an integral part of their overall national development
strategy. The majority of the population in the 57 member countries is extensively prone to
natural disasters due to extensive exposure to natural hazards and other vulnerabilities. This
session will bring together the representatives of governments, international organizations, and
civil societies with the aim of mobilizing actions on the part of OIC member countries, and
initiating the necessary exchange of knowledge and best practices to improve upon existing
national capacities for building resilience to natural disasters.
Climate change as recognized widely is the acceleration of glacier melt around the world,
particularly in the Himalayas and the Andes regions. Anthropogenic activity, tied to global
trends to increase productive output is further impacting our glacier resources, critical both as
regulators of water basins as well as for long term water storage, particularly during especially
hot and dry years. This workshop will look specifically at work underway in the Latin America
region to protect environmentally vulnerable glacier resources, seeking a balanced approach to
economic activities such as mining and other large infrastructure occurring in high mountain
areas. Some areas to be covered include legislation development to protect glaciers, public
policy needs and opportunities relevant to glacier protection and existing industrial activity
(including mining), an international protocol under development for Mining in Glacier Territory,
the need to educate communities about glaciers and the role they play in our ecosystems.
The representative of the president of Palestine Mahmoud Abbas to the UNCSD RIO+20, H.E.
Dr. Riad Malki, Minister of Foreign Affairs will open the side event to outline the Palestinian
vision to achieve sustainable economic growth and development while being subjected to the
ongoing Israeli occupation. The session will be based on the 2nd Palestinian sustainable
development report titled ?Sustainable Development under Occupation: Achievements and
Challenges?.
Green Economy principles of valuing and investing in natural capital and people, reforming
high impact sectors to address sustainability, driving investment and financial flows towards
pro-environment and pro-people growth and improving governance and forging partnership are
key to ensure the transition to a successful equitable and balance growth.
States of Acre in Brazil and Sabah in Malaysia are examples of important growth area in Latin
America and Asia that are transitioning towards a green economic development pathways. The
vision that guides this growth and the challenges in transforming its high impact sector,
opportunities through adopting a credible and sustainable growth in the forest sector and
partnership with NGO and private sector are some means by which changes are taking place.
Heads of state will share their experiences and other partners will be contributing to the
discussion on how to further transition these economies and how partners can play a role.
Office of the High
Representative for the
Least Developed Countries,
Landlocked Developing
Countries and Small Island
Developing States
(OHRLLS)
Organization of Islamic
Cooperation
CEDHA (Centro de
Derechos Humanos y
Ambiente)
Permanent Observer
Mission of Palestine
WWF International
Nurses across the Borders (NAB), SeaTrust Institute and Africa Environmental Network
proposed to highlight partnership with the UNISDR and other DRR specialists to demonstrate
the symbiotic qualities of directly incorporating human health and first responder?s capacity
building into DRR in a new way that delivers outcomes that help countries achieve their MDGs
and deliverables for the Hyogo Framework for Action.
CLIMATE CHANGE DISASTERS-THE ROLE OF THE GLOBAL
FIRST RESPONDERS in RR
Zero Waste Strategies and Actions towards Sustainable Cities
19/06/2012
19/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
T-8
T-4
At the heart of the collaborative strategy being showcased in this side event is multi-criteria
vulnerability identification and intersectoral integration of knowledge, programs, finance and
other resources to build resilience to climate related disasters. Responding to the COP 17
Durban by actively engaging health care professionals as FIRST RESPONDERS in disaster
risk planning and action addresses many of the MDGs that developing countries are struggling
to achieve. Represents a tangible intervention strategy to climate change disasters at a local
level, while integrating with the multilateral processes that support local action.
About the event:
The rapid increase in volume and diversification of solid waste generated mainly as a result of
economic growth, urbanization, industrialization, and unsustainable production and
consumption patterns has had a severe impact on the global and local environment, natural
resources, public health, local economy, and living conditions, and threatens the attainment of
the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Sustainable cities attach significant importance to
the need for moving towards resource efficient and zero waste society. Zero waste shifts the
focus from end-of-pipe solutions and disposal practices, to promote waste minimization and
cyclical use of materials in the economy. Zero waste is a long-term vision that ultimately
envisages a thriving society that exists within nature?s resource constraints and its ability to
assimilate waste.
Nurses Across the Borders
Nigeria and SeaTrust
Institute USA
International Solid Waste
Association
The Mayombe Project aims at enhancing the implementation of the plan of action of the
Convention on Biodiversity at regional level. Along this line, Angola and countries involved in
the Mayombe area of conservation (RDC e Congo), signed a Memorandum of Understanding
(MoU) in order to implement joint projects for the forest protection and conservation.
Crossborder Projects of Maiombe and Kaza: The actual status
of impleme
Caribbean Youth Empowerment for Sustainable Development
Addressing Desertification and Land Degradation in LDC, LLDCs
and SIDs
19/06/2012
19/06/2012
19/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
11:30:00
P3-A
T-9
T-10
The Kaza Project. It is a cooperation project between some countries in the region of Southern
Africa Development Community (SADC) - Angola, Namibia, Botswana and South Africa. Kaza,
focuses in implementing joint actions to preserve wetlands, conservation of biodiversity and
develop eco-tourism projects in the region.
The Mayombe Project aims at enhancing the implementation of the plan of action of the
Convention on Biodiversity at regional level. Along this line, Angola and countries involved in
the Mayombe area of conservation (RDC e Congo), signed a Memorandum of Understanding
(MoU) in order to implement joint projects for the forest protection and conservation.
The Kaza Project. It is a cooperation project between some countries in the region of Southern
Africa Development Community (SADC) - Angola, Namibia, Botswana and South Africa. Kaza,
focuses in implementing joint actions to preserve wetlands, conservation of biodiversity and
We plan to host a panel highlighting current initiatives being organized in the Dominican
Republic for environmental care and sustainable development.
The side-event will focus on LDCs, LLDCs and SIDS. The proposed theme will provide a
platform to highlight and reaffirm the vulnerabilities faced by all three groups in the area of
desertification and land degradation. The theme lends itself to discussions that involves the
environment, economic and social aspects of the topic under consideration that will include,
agriculture, water and food security issues and related issues that are vital to all three groups
of countries. The side-event will also highlight the need for capacity-building and transfer of
technologies to enable these three groups of countries combat desertification, land
degradation, food insecurity and water related issues.
Angola
United Nations Association
of the Dominican Republic
(UNA-DR)
Office of the High
Representative for the
Least Developed Countries,
Landlocked Developing
Countries and Small Island
Developing States
(OHRLLS)
Building Resilience for Sustainable Development in the OIC
Member Coun
Glaciers and Sustainability in the Anthropocen
19/06/2012
19/06/2012
11:30:00
11:30:00
T-3
T-5
Sust