On 30 November 2018, at 15:00-19:00 we are gathering in Bonn to discuss how locally learnt lesson can lead to global implications. We will be highlighting the SFM, FLEGT and REDD policy coherence: impacts, synergies and lessons from local to national level, with case studies from Guyana, Suriname, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Indonesia.
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Programme
15:00-15:30 Registration
15:30 Seminar starts
Welcoming words by Jo Van Brusselen, EFI
Donor perspective on the need for policy coherence for a stronger role of forests in sustainable development
Dr. Thomas Baldauf, German Federal Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection (BMEL)
SFM, FLEGT, REDD policy coherence: impacts, synergies and lessons from local to national level, case studies from three continents:
Case study in Democratic Republic of Congo by Dr. Bruno Verbist, KU Leuven
Case study in Indonesia, by Ms. Laura Prill/Dr. Prem Neupane, University of Hamburg REDD+
MRV, NFI and TLAS integration options in Suriname: lessons from case studies, by Prof Dr Michael Köhl, University of Hamburg
Global lessons on FLEGT-REDD-SFM policy coherence from SAFARI case studies
Dr. Yitagesu Tekle Tegegne, EFI
The future of global forest governance – lessons from a Delphi study
Ms. Anna Begemann, EFI
Q&A and Panel discussion: “Local lessons to global implications – pathways to effective forest-related policies” moderator: Dr. Lukas Giessen, EFI
Panelists represent the policy making arena, practitioners, scientists, civil society and private sector:
Dr. Thomas Baldauf, BMEL
Mr. Jussi Viitanen, EU FLEGT and REDD Facilities
Dr. Andrew Wardell, CIFOR
Ms. Indra Van Gisbergen, FERN
Mr. Fabian Schmidt-Pramov, GIZ
Closing remarks and take-home messages
Prof. Georg Winkel, EFI
18:00-19:00 Networking reception
