Conflict and Cooperation over Natural Resources in Developing Countries - CoCooN

Programme CoCoon Match Making Workshop - Cali - September 22th and 23th - 2009

22/9 Morning - Plenary presentations – Main facilitator Ms. P. Biermayr-Jenzano

08:30
Registration
Participants get program papers

09:30
Official opening
Ms. Kappeyne, Ambassador, Royal Netherlands Embassy Colombia - Speech
Ms. Mora, Vice Minister of Environment, Housing and Territorial Development Powerpoint, Speech
Mr. Ruben Echverría, CIAT's Director General

09:30
Get to know each other
Short introduction by each participant

10:30
Coffee break

11:00
CoCooN:
- CoCooN programme (Mr. van der Zaag, member CoCooN Steering Committee) Powerpoint
- Call for Integrated Projects (Mr. Wienia, WOTRO programme officer) - Powerpoint

12:00
Lunch

22/9 Afternoon - Main facilitator Mr. Wienia

13:00
Plenary sessions (facilitator: Ms. Duarte)
- Conflict and Environment, Latin America (Mr. Rodriguez)
- Experience on Addis Matchmaking Meeting (Mr. Leiteritz)

14:00
Theme A: Conflicts, land rights and land-use change (facilitator: Mr. Van Zonneveld) - Debriefing document
Introductions:
- Conflict and Land Degradation: Scientific solutions and Policy recommendations to recover degraded land offering environmental, economic and social benefits to the farmer community (Ms. Amezquita)
- Cross border resource management (Mr. Briones)
- Three Case Studies: Adding Conflict component to Biodiversity/Land Use Change studies in 3 specific areas (Ms. Baptiste)

14:00
Theme B: Water resources, conflict and cooperation (facilitator: Mr. Cossio) - Debriefing document
Introductions:
- Water governance, water conflicts and intercultural problems related to water, territories and power structures (Mr. Bueno de Mezquita)
- Water management Andean Region/Andes Basin Focal Project (Mr. Rubiano)

14:30
Theme C: Resource exploitation, global trade and conflict (facilitator: Mr. Rojas) - Debriefing document
Introductions:
- Main debates regarding Biofuels production in developing countries (Ms. Marín)
- Natural Resources and regional Conflict dynamics in Colombia – Gemstones case(Mr. Leiteritz)
- Payment for ecosystem services as a means of sharing environmental benefits: How numbers provide the basis for dialogue in water-based payment schemes in the Andes (Mr. Jarvis)

15:30
Coffee break

16:00
Extra Workshop Forest Certification and Management: Conflict or Cooperation? (facilitator: Mr. van der Goot) - Summary
- FSC Certification and Intermediary role (Mr. van der Goot)
- Colombian Case (Ms. Arboleda)
- Indigenous Groups and Certification, Ecuador (Ms. Stern)
- Success and Limitations of Forest Certifications, Ecuador (Ms. Nuñez)

17:30
Writing daily report

18:00
Closing of the day

18:30
Cocktail - Dinner
CIAT – The Arches

23/9 Morning - Main facilitator Mr. Wienia

08:00
Debriefing on thematic sessions of Tuesday afternoon

- What are burning issues within the themes?
- What are important knowledge gaps?

09:00
Plenary Workshop on Mining and Extractive Industries (facilitator: Mr. van de Sandt)
- Chilli Case: Copper Extraction (Mr. Nem Singh)
- Mining-livelihood focus cultural identities (Ms. Del Pilar Lozano)
- Oil palm and mining pressure on land rights (Ms. Valenzuela)

10:30
Coffee break

11:00
Theme A: Combining Scientific Research and Action Research, and
Theme C: Alliances and Partnerships for Conflict Management (facilitator: Mr. Jarvis) - Debriefing document
- International Alliances for combining Scientific Research with action Research (Mr. Boelens)
- Establishing Partnerships for conflict management (Ms. Ros Tonen)

11:00
Theme B: Capacity Development/Advocacy (facilitator: Mr. Marín) - Debriefing document
- Capacity Development of Communities and Institutions (Mr. Rojas)
- Implementing Advocacy (Mr. Wierema)

13:15
Lunch

23/9 Afternoon - Plenary and Groups - Main facilitator Mr. Wienia

14:15
Debriefing plenary on parallel sessions
Each group facilitator gives short summary: key issues, challenges and good practices

15:00
Speed date
Identifying consortium partners

15:30
Building consortia
Work session, time to discuss within groups possible ideas for future IP’s

17:00
Follow up and Closing

Find the participant list here

08:30		Registration Participants get program papers
09:30		Official opening Ms. Kappeyne, Ambassador, Royal Netherlands Embassy Colombia - Speech Ms. Mora, Vice Minister of Environment, Housing and Territorial Development Powerpoint, Speech Mr. Ruben Echverría, CIAT's Director General
09:30		Get to know each other Short introduction by each participant
10:30		Coffee break
11:00		CoCooN: - CoCooN programme (Mr. van der Zaag, member CoCooN Steering Committee) Powerpoint - Call for Integrated Projects (Mr. Wienia, WOTRO programme officer) - Powerpoint
12:00		Lunch

13:00		Plenary sessions (facilitator: Ms. Duarte) - Conflict and Environment, Latin America (Mr. Rodriguez) - Experience on Addis Matchmaking Meeting (Mr. Leiteritz)
14:00		Theme A: Conflicts, land rights and land-use change (facilitator: Mr. Van Zonneveld) - Debriefing document Introductions: - Conflict and Land Degradation: Scientific solutions and Policy recommendations to recover degraded land offering environmental, economic and social benefits to the farmer community (Ms. Amezquita) - Cross border resource management (Mr. Briones) - Three Case Studies: Adding Conflict component to Biodiversity/Land Use Change studies in 3 specific areas (Ms. Baptiste)
14:00		Theme B: Water resources, conflict and cooperation (facilitator: Mr. Cossio) - Debriefing document Introductions: - Water governance, water conflicts and intercultural problems related to water, territories and power structures (Mr. Bueno de Mezquita) - Water management Andean Region/Andes Basin Focal Project (Mr. Rubiano)
14:30		Theme C: Resource exploitation, global trade and conflict (facilitator: Mr. Rojas) - Debriefing document Introductions: - Main debates regarding Biofuels production in developing countries (Ms. Marín) - Natural Resources and regional Conflict dynamics in Colombia – Gemstones case(Mr. Leiteritz) - Payment for ecosystem services as a means of sharing environmental benefits: How numbers provide the basis for dialogue in water-based payment schemes in the Andes (Mr. Jarvis)
15:30		Coffee break
16:00		Extra Workshop Forest Certification and Management: Conflict or Cooperation? (facilitator: Mr. van der Goot) - Summary - FSC Certification and Intermediary role (Mr. van der Goot) - Colombian Case (Ms. Arboleda) - Indigenous Groups and Certification, Ecuador (Ms. Stern) - Success and Limitations of Forest Certifications, Ecuador (Ms. Nuñez)
17:30		Writing daily report
18:00		Closing of the day
18:30		Cocktail - Dinner CIAT – The Arches

08:00		Debriefing on thematic sessions of Tuesday afternoon - What are burning issues within the themes? - What are important knowledge gaps?
09:00		Plenary Workshop on Mining and Extractive Industries (facilitator: Mr. van de Sandt) - Chilli Case: Copper Extraction (Mr. Nem Singh) - Mining-livelihood focus cultural identities (Ms. Del Pilar Lozano) - Oil palm and mining pressure on land rights (Ms. Valenzuela)
10:30		Coffee break
11:00		Theme A: Combining Scientific Research and Action Research, and Theme C: Alliances and Partnerships for Conflict Management (facilitator: Mr. Jarvis) - Debriefing document - International Alliances for combining Scientific Research with action Research (Mr. Boelens) - Establishing Partnerships for conflict management (Ms. Ros Tonen)
11:00		Theme B: Capacity Development/Advocacy (facilitator: Mr. Marín) - Debriefing document - Capacity Development of Communities and Institutions (Mr. Rojas) - Implementing Advocacy (Mr. Wierema)
13:15		Lunch

14:15		Debriefing plenary on parallel sessions Each group facilitator gives short summary: key issues, challenges and good practices
15:00		Speed date Identifying consortium partners
15:30		Building consortia Work session, time to discuss within groups possible ideas for future IP’s
17:00		Follow up and Closing