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Day.00: 10 September 202317.00 – 19.00 Hours | Central European Summer TimeROUNDTABLE FOR MOUNTAINS:Inaugural of Summer Field School |
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OPENING OF THE PROGRAM&OPENING SPEECH BY CHIEF GUEST17.15-17.30 Hours CEST![]() Mr. Onno RuhlGeneral Manager Aga Khan Agency for Habitat Aga Khan Development Network Geneva, Switzerland |
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Welcome Address17.00-17.05 Hours CESTIntroduction of Program17.05-17.15 Hours CEST![]() by Dr. Hasrat ArjjumendPresident & CEO The Grassroots Institute, Canada & The Program Director, FSc |
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Opening of Day Themes and Inaugural Speeches by the Guests of Honours |
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17.30 – 17.40 Hours CESTInaugural Speech on the Day 1 ThemeMountain Ecosystems, Climate Change and Local Communities |
17.40 – 17.50 Hours CESTInaugural Speech on the Day 2 ThemeWater, Watershed, Wetland and River Basin Management![]() Mr. Almotaz AbadiDeputy Secretary General for Water, Environment and Blue Economy Union for the Mediterranean Spain |
17.50 – 18.00 Hours CESTInaugural Speech on the Day 3 ThemeMountain Forest & Biodiversity Management, and Park-People Interface![]() Prof. Dr. Hussein BaghirovFounder and President, & Chair Board of Trustees, Western Caspian University, & Head, Chair of Political Sciences, & Director, Institute of Mountain Biodiversity, Landscapes, and Culture, Western Caspian University, Azerbaijan |
18.00 – 18.10 Hours CESTInaugural Speech on the Day 4 ThemeMountain Transhumance, Pastoralism and Rangeland Governance![]() H.E. Dr. Enkhbold VorshilovAmbassador and Permanent Representative of Mongolia to the United Nations, New York, USA |
18.10 – 18.20 Hours CESTInaugural Speech on the Day 6 ThemeDeveloping the Mountain Economies, Livelihoods and Micro-Enterprises![]() Dr. Pema GyamtshoDirector General International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) – An Intergovernmental Institution, Kathmandu Nepal |
18.20 – 18.30 Hours CESTInaugural Speech on the Day 7 ThemeAgrobiodiversity, Agroecology and Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems in Mountains![]() Dr. Devinder SharmaDistinguished Agriculture, Food & Trade Policy Analyst, and Award-Winning Journalist India |
18.30 – 18.40 Hours CESTInaugural Speech on the Day 8 ThemeMountain Sustainability, Renewable Energy and SDGs![]() Prof. Dr. Gabriela TeodorescuVice Rector Valahia University of Targoviste & Full Professor & Head, Research Centre for Natural Resources, Department of Environmental Engineering, VUT Romania |
18.40 – 18.50 Hours CESTInaugural Speech on the Day 9 ThemeSustainable Tourism and Socio-Cultural Integration in Mountains![]() Prof. Dr. Egidio DanseroProrector for Sustainability, Cooperation and Development University of Turin, Italy |
18.50 – 19.00 Hours CESTInaugural Speech on the Day 10 ThemeMountain Related International and National Laws & Policies![]() Prof. Dr. Anatoly GetmanRector Yaroslav Mudriy National Law University of Ukraine & Academician of the National Academy of Legal Sciences of Ukraine, Doctor of Juridical Sciences, Honored Worker of Science and Technology of Ukraine, Laureate of the State Prize of Ukraine |
Moderation![]() by Dr. Ievgeniia KopytsiaAssociate Professor Department of Environmental Law Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University, Ukraine & Research Fellow at the University of Genoa Italy (EU/MSCA4Ukraine Project) Concluding Remarks![]() by Ms. Nejma BelarbiCo-Director The Grassroots Institute, & Founder/President, Terra ethics, Vancouver Island, Canada |
Lead Partner: Lviv Polytechnic National University (Ukraine)
Theme Coordinator: Dr. Mariia Ruda
Time: 08.00 Hours - 11.00 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 1.1 >
Prof. Dr. Konstantia Koutouki, Full Professor, Faculté de droit, Université de Montréal, Pavillon Maximilien-Caron, & Senior Director, Nomomente Institute, Canada (konstantia.koutouki@umontreal.ca)
Co-Chair 1.1 (Moderator) >
Dr. Sabiha Alam, Assistant Professor, Academy of International Studies, Jamia Millia Islamia (Central University), New Delhi, India (sabihaalam2010@gmail.com, salam1@jmi.ac.in, sabiha.alam@hotmail.com)
Timing CET | Topic of Lecture | Expert or Faculty Member | Teaching & Learning Material |
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08.00 hours - 08.30 hours | Mountain Ecosystems and Diversity of Landscapes | Dr. Hasrat Arjjumend, Founder President & CEO, The Grassroots Institute, Canada, & Program Director, Summer Field School 2023 (ceo@grassrootsinstitute.ca) | |
08.30 hours - 09.00 hours | A brief overview on glaciers | Prof. Dr. Hans-Peter Nachtnebel, Professor Emeritus, Institute of Water Management, Hydrology and Hydraulic Engineering, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Austria (hans_peter.nachtnebel@boku.ac.at) |
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09.00 hours – 09.30 hours | Climate Change Impacts on Mountain Livelihoods | Prof. Dr. Syed Hafizur Rahman, Professor, Department of Environmental Sciences, & Director, CETL-JU, Jahangirnagar University, Bangladesh (hafizsr@juniv.edu) | |
09.30 hours – 10.00 hours | Effects of Local Climate Conditions on Household Consumption: Case of South Africa | Dr. Calvin Mudzingiri, Senior Lecturer, Department of Economics, University of The Free State - Qwaqwa Campus, Phuthaditjhaba, South Africa (mudzingiric@ufs.ac.za) | |
10.00 hours – 10.05 hours | Mountain Glaciers and Snow in Changing Weathers (Film Show) | Prof. Dr. Sérgio Henrique Faria, Ikerbasque Research Professor, Basque Centre for Climate Change, Basque Country, Spain, & Adjoint Presidential Professor, Nagaoka University of Technology, Niigata, Japan (sh.faria@bc3research.org) |
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Questions & Answers | (3-5 minutes in the end of each lecture above) | ||
10.05 hours – 10.45 hours | Parallel Panel Discussion (Online) | Rapporteur: | |
10.05 hours – 10.45 hours | Parallel Group Discussion (Offline) | Facilitator: Dr. Shingirayi Florence Chamisa | |
10.45 hours – 10.55 hours | Consolidation of Exercises | Facilitator/Rapporteur | |
10.55 hours – 11.00 hours | Conclusion of the Session | Chair and/or Co-Chair |
Time: 11.30 Hours – 14.30 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 1.2 >
Prof. Dr. Cristiane Derani, Professor at Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil, & Fellow at the Centre for Environment, Energy and Natural Resource Governance (C-EENRG) at the University of Cambridge, UK, & Invited Researcher at Panthéon-Sorbonne Paris 1 University, and at Fondation Maison de Sciences de l'Homme, France (cristiane.derani@ufsc.br)
Co-Chair 1.2 >
Dr. Hasrat Arjjumend, Founder President & CEO, The Grassroots Institute, Canada, & Program Director, Summer Field School 2023 (ceo@grassrootsinstitute.ca)
Timing CET | Topic of Lecture | Expert or Faculty Member | Teaching & Learning Material |
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11.30 hours – 12.00 hours | Climate Change Impact on Tropical High Mountain Ecosystems |
Prof. Dr. Eulogio José Chacon Moreno, Professor, Institute of Environmental and Ecological Sciences, Faculty of Sciences, University of Los Andes, Mérida, Venezuela (eulogio.chacon@gmail.com) Prof. Dr. Luis Daniel Llambi, Full Professor, Institute of Environmental and Ecological Sciences (ICAE) , Faculty of Science, University of Los Andes, Venezuela, & Coordinator, Consortium for Sustainable Development of the Andean Ecoregion (CONDESAN), Ecuador (luis.llambi@condesan.org, ldllambi@gmail.com) |
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12.00 hours – 12.30 hours | Urban Resilience and Planning in a Changing Climate |
Mr. Shodmon Hojibekov, Head of Emergency Management and M&E, Aga Khan Agency for Habitat, Aga Khan Development Network, Tajikistan/Switzerland (shodmon.hojibekov@akdn.org) Mr. Deo Raj Gurung, Chief Scientist, Aga Khan Agency for Habitat, Aga Khan Development Network, Switzerland (deoraj.gurung@akdn.org) |
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12.30 hours – 13.00 hours | Climate Policies and Governance | Dr. Yuliya Rashchupkina, Assistant Professor, Political Science Department and the School of Climate Change, University of Prince Edward Island, Canada (yrashchupkina@upei.ca) | |
13.00 hours – 13.30 hours | Climate Adaptation Strategies in Mountain Rural Communities | Dr. Euridice Leyequien Abarca, Professor Management of Forested Landscapes, Van Hall Larenstein University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands (euridice.leyequienabarca@hvhl.nl) | |
Questions & Answers | (3-5 minutes in the end of each lecture above) | ||
13.30 hours – 14.15 hours | Parallel Panel Discussion (Online) | Rapporteur: | |
13.30 hours – 14.15 hours | Parallel Group Discussion (Offline) | Facilitator: Mr. Sameer Khazir | |
14.15 hours – 14.25 hours | Consolidation of Exercises | Facilitator/Rapporteur | |
14.25 hours – 14.30 hours | Conclusion of the Session | Chair and/or Co-Chair |
Time: 15.00 Hours – 17.30 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 1.3 >
Prof. Dr. Syed Hafizur Rahman, Professor, Department of Environmental Sciences, & Director, CETL-JU, Jahangirnagar University, Bangladesh (hafizsr@juniv.edu)
Co-Chair 1.3 (Moderator) >
Mr. Ramnarayan Kalyanaraman, Senior Professional Fellow, Grassroots Global Leadership Program, The Grassroots Institute (ramnarayan.k@gmail.com)
Timing CET | Topic of Presentation | Delegate/Speaker/Abstract | Presentation Material |
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15.00 hours – 17.10 hours | Projecting Glacier Melt Contribution to the Cumulative Effects on Hydrological Processes within a Large-scale Watershed in Interior British Columbia, Canada | Taylor Powrie, Mr. |
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Climate Change Trend and Effectiveness of Adaptation Interventions in Water Resource Management in Bardiya, Nepal | Ajaya Shrestha, Mr. |
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Impacts of Climate Change on Apple Production in the Trans-Himalayan Region of Nepal: A Case Study of Mustang Region | Pragya Sherchan, Ms. |
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Impacts of Climate Change on the African Mountain Ecosystems: An Analysis of the Local Communities in the Afromontane region | Jerit Dube, Ms. |
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The Footprint of Climate and Land-use Changes on Water Resources in Bakhtegan Basin in Iran | Hamidreza Solaymani Osbooei, Dr. |
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Spatial Runoff and Soil Loss Modelling of Watershed Using Stream Contributing Area and Stream Junction Points (Nodes) Concept Using QSCOT (Soil Conservation Tool) | Ibrahim Khaleel, Dr. |
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The Socio-Economics of Migratory Herders Dependent on Markhor (Capra falconeri) Habitats in North-Western Himalaya, India | Sameer Khazir, Mr. |
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Q&A Break |
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Climate Change Perception and Adaptation Strategies : A Case Study of Tibetan Villages in the Himalayan Regions of Yunnan, Southwest China | Zhou Zixiang, Mr. |
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Climate Scenarios and Development Pathways: Insights into the future of conflict affected Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Pakistan) | Muhammad Rafay Muzamil, Dr. |
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Role of Traditional Knowledge in Climate Action, Sustainable Environmental Management and Governance: A Lesson from Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit | Chongom Aron Aimol, Dr. |
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Ecosystem Services Supporting the Diversification of the Agriculture in the Mountainous Regions of Ukraine | Alla Pecheniuk, Dr. |
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Environmental Problems of the Ukrainian Carpathians | Andrii Pecheniuk, Dr. |
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Specifics of Complex General Assessment of the Environmental Quality of Atmospheric Air | Krachan Tetiana, Dr. |
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17.10 hours – 17.30 hours | Questions & Answers and Discussion |
Lead Partner: Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu (Romania)
Theme Coordinator: Dr. Horea Olosutean
Time: 08.00 Hours - 11.00 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 2.1 >
Prof. Dr. Hans-Peter Nachtnebel, Professor Emeritus, Institute of Water Management, Hydrology and Hydraulic Engineering, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Austria (hans_peter.nachtnebel@boku.ac.at)
Co-Chair 2.1 (Moderator) >
Dr. István Zsuffa, Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Water Sciences, Ludovika University of Public Service, Baja, Hungary (izsuffa66@gmail.com)
Timing CET | Topic of Lecture | Expert or Faculty Member | Teaching & Learning Material |
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08.00 hours - 08.30 hours | Geohydrology of Mountains and Surface Runoff, Groundwater Hydrology | Prof. Dr. Hans-Peter Nachtnebel, Professor Emeritus, Institute of Water Management, Hydrology and Hydraulic Engineering, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Austria (hans_peter.nachtnebel@boku.ac.at) | |
08.30 hours - 09.00 hours | Human Influences on Hydrological Cycle | Prof. Dr. Hans-Peter Nachtnebel, Professor Emeritus, Institute of Water Management, Hydrology and Hydraulic Engineering, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Austria (hans_peter.nachtnebel@boku.ac.at) | |
09.00 hours – 09.30 hours | Principles and Methods in Watershed Development & Management | Dr. Hamidreza Solaymani, Research Scientist & Head, Innovation and Technology Center, Forest Range and Watershed Management Organization, Tehran, Iran (hrsolaymani@yahoo.com, hr.solaymani@frw.ir) | |
09.30 hours – 10.00 hours | From Local Watershed Management to Integrated River Basin Management | Ao.Univ.Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr.nat.techn. Hubert Holzmann, Head, Institute of Hydrology and Water Management, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, Austria (hubert.holzmann@boku.ac.at) | |
10.00 hours – 10.30 hours | Framework of River Basin Management | Dr. Judith Dominguez Serrano, Professor-Researcher, Center for Demographic, Urban and Environmental Studies, The College of Mexico, México (judithdominguez@colmex.mx) | |
Questions & Answers | (3-5 minutes in the end of each lecture above) | ||
10.30 hours – 11.00 hours | Parallel Panel Discussion (Online) | Rapporteur: | |
10.30 hours – 11.00 hours | Parallel Group Discussion (Offline) | Facilitator: Mr. Taylor Powrie | |
11.00 hours – 11.05 hours | Consolidation of Exercises | Facilitator/Rapporteur | |
11.05 hours – 11.07 hours | Conclusion of the Session | Chair and/or Co-Chair |
Time: 11.30 Hours – 14.30 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 2.2 (Moderator) >
Prof. Dr. Hans-Peter Nachtnebel, Professor Emeritus, Institute of Water Management, Hydrology and Hydraulic Engineering, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Austria (hans_peter.nachtnebel@boku.ac.at)
Co-Chair 2.2 >
Dr. István Zsuffa, Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Water Sciences, Ludovika University of Public Service, Baja, Hungary (izsuffa66@gmail.com)
Timing CET | Topic of Lecture | Expert or Faculty Member | Teaching & Learning Material |
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11.30 hours – 12.00 hours | Integrated Wetland Management and Conservation | Dr. István Zsuffa, Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Water Sciences, Ludovika University of Public Service, Baja, Hungary (izsuffa66@gmail.com) | |
12.00 hours – 12.30 hours | Participatory Natural Resource (Wetlands, Watershed) Management | Prof. Dr. Rose Jane Peras, Professor and Chair, Department of Social Forestry & Forest Governance, College of Forestry and Natural Resources, University of the Philippines Los Baños, Philippines (rjperas@up.edu.ph) | |
12.30 hours – 13.00 hours | Incorporating Wetlands into River Basin Management | Dr. István Zsuffa, Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Water Sciences, Ludovika University of Public Service, Baja, Hungary (izsuffa66@gmail.com) | |
13.00 hours – 13.30 hours | Transboundary Water Management & Policies | Dr. Gábor Baranyai, Former Hungary's Ambassador to the EU, & Senior Lecturer, Department of Water & Environmental Policy, Faculty of Water Science, University of Public Service, Hungary (Baranyai.Gabor@uni-nke.hu) | |
13.30 hours – 14.00 hours | Hydropower Development and Environmental Impacts | Dr. Claudio I. Meier, Associate Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, The University of Memphis, USA (cimeier@memphis.edu) | |
Questions & Answers | (3-5 minutes in the end of each lecture above) | ||
14.00 hours – 14.30 hours | Parallel Panel Discussion (Online) | Rapporteur: | |
14.00 hours – 14.30 hours | Parallel Group Discussion (Offline) | Facilitator: Dr. Hamidreza Solaymani | |
14.30 hours – 14.35 hours | Consolidation of Exercises | Facilitator/Rapporteur | |
14.35 hours – 14.40 hours | Conclusion of the Session | Chair and/or Co-Chair |
Time: 15.00 Hours – 17.30 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 2.3 (Moderator) >
Prof. Dr. Sanjay Swami, Professor, Central Agricultural University Imphal, India (sanjayswamionline@gmail.com)
Co-Chair 2.3 >
Dr. Muhammad Rafay Muzamil, Assistant Professor, Institute of Agricultural Extension, Education and Rural Development, University of Agriculture Faisalabad, Pakistan (rafaymuzamil@gmail.com)
Timing CET | Topic of Presentation | Delegate/Speaker/Abstract | Presentation Material |
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15.00 hours – 17.10 hours | A Review of the Genus Amolops in Northeast India: A Bioindicator of Mountain Streams | Mebari Vanessa R Dorphang, Ms. |
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Seasonal Changes of Sediment Transportation on Naryn River in Kyrgyzstan | Nadira Degembaeva, Dr. |
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Aquatic Biodiversity of the Naryn River based on Macrozoobenthos | Nazgul Ibrayeva, Dr. |
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Is GIS technology up-to-date? Case Study of Domogled-Cerna Valley National Park, Romania | Iulian Bratu, Dr. |
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Study of Soil Properties in Northeast Himalayan Region of India for Sustainable Management of Soil Health | Madhurima, Ms. |
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Jute Agro Textiles as a Mulching Tools for Improving Yield of Red Cherry Pepper (Dalle khorsani) in Inceptisol of Sikkim | Basant Tamang, Mr. |
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Influence of Nutrient Management Practices on Growth and Yield of Rice-Based Intercropping System | Gauri Mohan, Ms. |
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Soil Test Crop Response Studies on Potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) in Acid Inceptisol of Meghalaya | Muddana Sri Sai Charan Satya, Mr. |
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Soil Quality under Traditional Land Use Systems in North Eastern Himalayas | Pritisha Patgiri, Ms. |
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Soil Quality Index of Zabo Farming System in Nagaland | Shilpa Mohanty, Ms. |
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Interactive Effect of Lime, Biochar and FYM on Soil Acidity Indices under Rice in Acid Inceptisol | Shubham Singh, Mr. |
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Yield and Soil Fertility Status under Organic Production of Black Turmeric (Curcuma caesia) | Tridisha Deka, Ms. |
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Integrated Nutrient Management for Improving Soil Properties | Ventina Yumnam, Ms. |
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Development of a National Soil Information System in Naryn Region, Kyrgyzstan | Oljobaeva Tinatin, Ms. |
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Characterization of Liquid Organic Fertilizer (LOF) Derived from Unmarketable Vegetables | Sanjeev M.P. Ramarao, Mr. |
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Soil Organic Carbon Changes and Role of Vegetation to Mitigate SOC Decline under Natural Rubber Tree (Hevea brasiliensis) Plantations | Ambily K. K., Dr. |
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17.10 hours – 17.30 hours | Questions & Answers and Discussion |
Lead Partner: Carpathian National Nature Park (Ukraine)
Theme Coordinator: Dr. Marta Korchemlyuk
Time: 08.00 Hours - 11.00 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 3.1 >
Dr. Ramesh K., Scientist-F & Head, Department of Landscape Level Planning & Management, Wildlife Institute of India (Ministry of Environment & Forests), India, & Adjunct Professor, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada (ramesh@wii.gov.in)
Co-Chair 3.1 (Moderator) >
Dr. Dragojla Golub, Associate Professor, Department of Ecology, and Department of Zoology, Evolution and Genetics, Faculty of Sciences, University of Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina (dragojla.golub@pmf.unibl.org)
Timing CET | Topic of Lecture | Expert or Faculty Member | Teaching & Learning Material |
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08.00 hours - 08.30 hours | Threats to Mountain Biodiversity and Conservation Measures | Prof. Hussein Baghirov, Founder and President, & Chair of Board of Trustees, Western Caspian University, & Director, Institute of Mountain Biodiversity, Landscapes, and Culture at WCU, Azerbaijan (administration@wu.edu.az) | |
08.30 hours - 09.00 hours | Role of Ethics, Sacredness, Spirituality in Wildlife Conservation | Ms. Nejma Belarbi, Co-Director, The Grassroots Institute, & Founder/President, Terra ethics, Vancouver Island, Canada (nejmabel@gmail.com) | |
09.00 hours – 09.30 hours | Participatory Methods for Building Resilience to Forest Fires | Dr. Iago Otero, Research Officer, Interdisciplinary Centre for Mountain Research (CIRM), Faculty of Geosciences and Environment, University of Lausanne, Switzerland (Iago.Otero@unil.ch) | |
09.30 hours – 10.00 hours | Human Dimensions of Wildlife Management | Dr. Ramesh K., Scientist-F & Head, Department of Landscape Level Planning & Management, Wildlife Institute of India (Ministry of Environment & Forests), India , & Adjunct Professor, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada (ramesh@wii.gov.in) | |
10.00 hours – 10.30 hours | Challenges in Protected Areas Management | Dr. Ramesh K., Scientist-F & Head, Department of Landscape Level Planning & Management, Wildlife Institute of India (Ministry of Environment & Forests), India , & Adjunct Professor, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada (ramesh@wii.gov.in) | |
Questions & Answers | (3-5 minutes in the end of each lecture above) | ||
10.30 hours – 11.00 hours | Parallel Panel Discussion (Online) | Rapporteur: | |
10.30 hours – 11.00 hours | Parallel Group Discussion (Offline) | Facilitator: Ms. Lucia Scheele | |
11.00 hours – 11.05 hours | Consolidation of Exercises | Facilitator/Rapporteur | |
11.05 hours – 11.07 hours | Conclusion of the Session | Chair and/or Co-Chair |
Time: 11.30 Hours – 14.30 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 3.2 >
Prof. Dr. Milan Mataruga, Full Professor, Faculty of Forestry, University of Banja Luka, Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina (milan.mataruga@sf.unibl.org)
Co-Chair 3.2 (Moderator) >
Dr. Krisztian Katona, Associate Professor, Department of Wildlife Biology and Management, Institute for Wildlife Management and Nature Conservation, Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Hungary (katona.krisztian@uni-mate.hu)
Timing CET | Topic of Lecture | Expert or Faculty Member | Teaching & Learning Material |
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11.30 hours – 12.00 hours | Water Management in Protected Areas | Dr. Marta Korchemlyuk, Head, Laboratory of Analytical Control and Monitoring, at Carpathian National Nature Park, & Chair, NGO MAMA-86-Yaremche, Ukraine (martakor@yahoo.com) | |
12.00 hours – 12.30 hours | Extractive Industries and Development Projects in Protected Areas | Dr. Jean-Marie Noiraud, Senior Consultant, Planification et Développement Durable, France/ Cameroun/ Burundi(jmnoiraud@yahoo.fr, jmn@jmnconsultant.fr) | |
12.30 hours – 13.00 hours | Foundations of Parks-People Conflicts | Dr. Mukete Beckline, Founder & Operations Manager, Agrosystems Group, Cameroon, & Guest Lecturer, College of Ecology and Environment, Ningxia University, China (munasawa@gmail.com) | |
13.00 hours – 13.30 hours | Issues of Crops and Forest Damage by Wild Animals | Dr. Krisztian Katona, Associate Professor, Department of Wildlife Biology and Management, Institute for Wildlife Management and Nature Conservation, Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Hungary (katona.krisztian@uni-mate.hu) | |
13.30 hours – 14.00 hours | Changes in Forest Cover and Semi-Natural & Secondary Habitats in Hungary since the 18th Century | Dr. Marianna Biró, Botanist & Vegetation Ecologist, Traditional Ecological Knowledge Research Group, Centre for Ecological Research, Institute of Ecology and Botany, H-2163 Vácrátót, Hungary (biro.marianna@ecolres.hu) | |
Questions & Answers | (3-5 minutes in the end of each lecture above) | ||
14.00 hours – 14.30 hours | Parallel Panel Discussion (Online) | Rapporteur: | |
14.00 hours – 14.30 hours | Parallel Group Discussion (Offline) | Facilitator: Dr. Priscilla N. Haindongo | |
14.30 hours – 14.35 hours | Consolidation of Exercises | Facilitator/Rapporteur | |
14.35 hours – 14.40 hours | Conclusion of the Session | Chair and/or Co-Chair |
Time: 15.00 Hours – 17.30 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 3.3 >
Dr. Giovanni Peira, Associate Professor, Department of Management, Commodity Science Section, University of Torino, Italy (giovanni.peira@unito.it)
Co-Chair 3.3 (Moderator) >
Dr. Sonam Wangmo, Assistant Professor, In-charge, Mountain Research Institute, University of Ladakh, India (sonamwangmojnu@gmail.com)
Timing CET | Topic of Presentation | Delegate/Speaker/Abstract | Presentation Material |
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15.00 hours – 17.10 hours | Forest Inventory for Sustainable Forest Management at Paktya, Afghanistan | Mohammad Wazir Ahmadzai, Mr. |
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Field Based Forest Inventory of Kunar Province of Afghanistan | Sharifullah Safi, Mr. |
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Biodiversity Management in Switzerland | Lucia Scheele, Ms. |
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Promoting and Enhancing the Biodiversity Forms around the Omatako Mountains in Otjozondjupa Region of Namibia | Priscilla N. Haindongo, Dr. |
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Major Causes of Deforestation in Paktya (Afghanistan) | Saddam Mohammad Yousaf, Mr. |
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A Cross-Cultural Study of Wild Edible Plant Utilization by Indigenous Communities of Arunachal Himalaya, Northeast India | Wishfully Mylliemngap, Dr. |
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Phytomeliorative Measures on Erosion Soils in Azerbaijan (South-Eastern Slope of the Greater Caucasus Mountain) | Ulker Gadiyeva, Ms. |
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Weed Diversity and its Impact on Pea (Pisum sativum L.) | Arindam Deb, Mr. |
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Screening Native Earthworm Species for Vermicomposting Efficiency | Thokchom Dorenchand Singh, Mr. |
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Grass-Fed Supply Chain: The Filierba Project (Italy) | Giovanni Peira, Dr. Rosalia Stella Evola, Dr. |
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Plant Agrobiodiversity a Resource for the Sustainable Development of Mountain Territories: A Case of Italy | Luca Giupponi, Dr. |
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Degradation of Sub-Montane Nature by Unbridled Construction of Investment Real Estate in the Tatra Mountains in Slovakia: Causes and Consequences | Jozef Bednár, Dr. / Svetlana Belova |
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Conceptualizing the Dynamics of Nomadic Pastoralism in High Altitude Regions in Inner Asia | Tianchu Lu, Ms. |
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The Role of Caucasus Mountain Geology in Shaping the Biodiversity | Sabina Jafarzadeh, Dr. |
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Is the Impact of the European Mouflon on Vegetation Influenced by the Allochthonous Nature of the Species? | Tamas Karpati, Mr. |
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Timing CET | Name of Activity | Presentation Material |
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15.30 hours – 18.00 hours | Delegate Participants’ Group Practical Exercise (Biodiversity Assessment in Forests, Hills, Water Streams, Grasslands within 2 km radius) |
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Lead Partner: Rural Development Fund (Kyrgyzstan)
Theme Coordinator: Ms. Kuluipa Akmatova
Time: 08.00 Hours - 11.00 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 4.1 >
Ms. Kuluipa Akmatova, Director, Rural Development Fund, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan (akmatova.rdf@gmail.com)
Co-Chair 4.1 (Moderator) >
Dr. Zsolt Molnar, Botanist & Ethnoecologist, Traditional Ecological Knowledge Research Group, Centre for Ecological Research, Budapest, Hungary (molnar.zsolt@ecolres.hu)
Timing CET | Topic of Lecture | Expert or Faculty Member | Teaching & Learning Material |
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08.00 hours - 08.30 hours | Pastures in High Altitude Mountain Areas: Cases of Kyrgyz Republic |
Ms. Kuluipa Akmatova, Director, Rural Development Fund, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan (akmatova.rdf@gmail.com), Ms. Elvira Maratova, National Pasture Users' Association of Kyrgyzstan "Kyrgyz Jayity", Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic (elviramaratovaa@gmail.com) |
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08.30 hours - 09.00 hours | Traditional Ecological Knowledge of Herders | Dr. Zsolt Molnar, Botanist & Ethnoecologist, Traditional Ecological Knowledge Research Group, Centre for Ecological Research, Budapest, Hungary (molnar.zsolt@ecolres.hu) | |
09.00 hours – 09.30 hours | Traditional Ecological Knowledge of Herders | Dr. Zsolt Molnar, Botanist & Ethnoecologist, Traditional Ecological Knowledge Research Group, Centre for Ecological Research, Budapest, Hungary (molnar.zsolt@ecolres.hu) | |
09.30 hours – 10.00 hours | Aboriginal Livestock Breeding to Conserve Animal Genetic Diversity |
Ms. Kuluipa Akmatova, Director, Rural Development Fund, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan (akmatova.rdf@gmail.com), Ms. Elvira Maratova, National Pasture Users' Association of Kyrgyzstan "Kyrgyz Jayity", Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic (elviramaratovaa@gmail.com) |
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10.00 hours – 10.30 hours | Improving Governance of Pastoral Lands through Promotion of Pastoral Mobility |
Mr. Gergorio Velasco Gil, Coordinator, Pastoralist Knowledge Hub, Animal Production and Genetics Unit, Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN (FAO), Rome, Italy (Gregorio.VelascoGil@fao.org) Ms. Caroline Ruto, Livestock Production Consultant - Pastoralism, Pastoralist Knowledge Hub, Animal Genetic Resources Branch, Animal Production and Health Division, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), Italy (caroline.ruto@fao.org) |
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Questions & Answers | (3-5 minutes in the end of each lecture above) | ||
10.30 hours – 11.00 hours | Parallel Panel Discussion (Online) | Rapporteur: | |
10.30 hours – 11.00 hours | Parallel Group Discussion (Offline) | Facilitator: Dr. Shadreck Muchaku | |
11.00 hours – 11.05 hours | Consolidation of Exercises | Facilitator/Rapporteur | |
11.05 hours – 11.07 hours | Conclusion of the Session | Chair and/or Co-Chair |
Time: 11.30 Hours – 14.30 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 4.2
Co-Chair 4.2 (Moderator) >
Dr. Julio Sa Rego, Anthropologist & Associate Researcher, Centre for Research in Anthropology (CRIA) - ISCTE (Instituto Universitário de Lisboa), Portugal (Julio_Sa_Rego@iscte-iul.pt)
Timing CET | Topic of Lecture | Expert or Faculty Member | Teaching & Learning Material |
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11.30 hours – 12.00 hours | Issues of Declining Livestock and Eroding Animal Breeds | Dr. Saverio Krätli, Freelance Researcher and Consultant & Editor, Nomadic Peoples, IUAES Commission on Nomadic Peoples, & Associate Research Fellow, German Institute for Tropical and Subtropical Agriculture and the Transdisciplinary and Social-ecological Landuse Research (DITSL), USA/Germany (saverio.kratli@gmail.com) | |
12.00 hours – 12.30 hours | Climate Change Adaptation Measures by Local Pastoral Communities | Dr. Hijaba Ykhanbai, Director, Environment and Development Association – JASIL, Ulaanbaatar-11, Mongolia (y.hijaba@gmail.com, hijaba.ykhan@yahoo.com) | |
12.30 hours – 13.00 hours | Using IT in Effective Management of Pasture Resources | Ms. Nagima Alimbekova, GIS Specialist, LMDP2 (IFAD), Sibelius (UK Space Agency) Projects, Pasture Department and Livestock Breeding, Ministry of Agriculture, Water Resources and Rural Development of the Kyrgyz Republic, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan (nagimaalimbek@gmail.com) |
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13.00 hours – 13.30 hours | Governance of Pastures and Grasslands: Role of Local Institutions | Dr. Cecilia Turin, Andean Pastoralism and Socio-Ecosystems, Member of Pastoamericas, Peru (ceciturin@gmail.com) | |
13.30 hours – 13.35 hours | Rangelands Fragmentation, Enclosure and Impacts (Film Show) | Dr. Marius Warg Næss, Research Professor, Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research, Norway (marius.naess@niku.no) |
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Questions & Answers | (3-5 minutes in the end of each lecture above) | ||
13.35 hours – 14.15 hours | Parallel Panel Discussion (Online) | Rapporteur: | |
13.35 hours – 14.15 hours | Parallel Group Discussion (Offline) | Facilitator: Ms. Pragya Sherchan | |
14.15 hours – 14.25 hours | Consolidation of Exercises | Facilitator/Rapporteur | |
14.25 hours – 14.30 hours | Conclusion of the Session | Chair and/or Co-Chair |
Time: 15.00 Hours – 17.30 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 4.3 >
Ms. Zuriñe Alba Iglesias González, Rural Agroecological Facilitator, Shepherdess at Pastoras Nómadas, & Co-Chair, RISG Europe for IYRP, Spain (vincapervincalila@gmail.com)
Co-Chair 4.3 (Moderator) >
Dr. Zsolt Molnar, Botanist & Ethnoecologist, Traditional Ecological Knowledge Research Group, Centre for Ecological Research, Budapest, Hungary (molnar.zsolt@ecolres.hu)
Logistics Partner: Anima Association
Theme Coordinator: Endre Gyertyánági
Lead Partner: Central Himalayan Institute for Nature & Applied Research (India)
Theme Coordinator: Dr. Pradeep Mehta
Time: 08.00 Hours - 11.00 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 6.1 >
Mr. Sándor Köles, President, Carpathian Foundation – Hungary, & Member, Robert Bosch Academy, Eger, Hungary (sandor.koles@cfoundation.org)
Co-Chair 6.1 (Moderator) >
Dr. Pradeep Mehta, Chairman, Central Himalayan Institute for Nature & Applied Research, India (director@chinarindia.com)
Timing CET | Topic of Lecture | Expert or Faculty Member | Teaching & Learning Material |
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08.00 hours - 08.30 hours | Sustainable Livelihood Options for High Altitude Mountain People | Dr. Pradeep Mehta, Chairman, Central Himalayan Institute for Nature & Applied Research, India (director@chinarindia.com) | |
08.30 hours - 09.00 hours | Non-Farm Economic Activities in Mountain Areas | Dr. Bálint Csaba, Researcher, Institute of Agricultural Economics, & President, ECOVAST-Hungary, Hungary (b.cs.forum@gmail.com) | |
09.00 hours – 09.30 hours | Social Micro-enterprises in the Carpathians | Mr. Sándor Köles, President, Carpathian Foundation – Hungary, & Member, Robert Bosch Academy, Eger, Hungary (sandor.koles@cfoundation.org) | |
09.30 hours – 10.00 hours | Beekeeping; Honey Production | Mr. Mats Olofsson, Owner, Swedish Bee Company, Åkervägen 28, 35249 Växjö, Sweden (Mats@swedishbeecompany.se) | |
10.00 hours – 10.30 hours | Non-Timber Forest Products (NTFPs); Mountain Herbs | Dr. Eng. (Ms.) Anke Weisheit, Co-Founder and Chair, Innovation & Business Management, Pharm-Biotechnology and Traditional Medicine Centre (PHARMBIOTRAC), Mbarara University of Science and Technology, Mbarara, Uganda (aweisheit@must.ac.ug, ankeweisheit@web.de) |
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Questions & Answers | (3-5 minutes in the end of each lecture above) | ||
10.30 hours – 11.00 hours | Parallel Panel Discussion (Online) | Rapporteur: | |
10.30 hours – 11.00 hours | Parallel Group Discussion (Offline) | Facilitator: Ms. Jerit Dube | |
11.00 hours – 11.05 hours | Consolidation of Exercises | Facilitator/Rapporteur | |
11.05 hours – 11.07 hours | Conclusion of the Session | Chair and/or Co-Chair |
Time: 11.30 Hours – 14.30 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 6.2 >
Dr. Katalin Lipták, Vice Dean for Academic Affairs, Faculty of Economics, & Associate Professor, Institute Department of Labour Market and Employment Policy, University of Miskolc, Hungary (liptak.katalin@uni-miskolc.hu)
Co-Chair 6.2 (Moderator) >
Dr. Bálint Csaba, Researcher, Institute of Agricultural Economics, & President, ECOVAST-Hungary, Hungary (b.cs.forum@gmail.com)
Timing CET | Topic of Lecture | Expert or Faculty Member | Teaching & Learning Material |
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11.30 hours – 12.00 hours | Value Chain, Value Addition, Marketing, Cooperatives, Linkages | Dr. Devendra Gauchan, Honorary Research Fellow, Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT, Nepal Office, & Adjunct Professor (Agricultural Economics), IAAS, Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu, Nepal (d.gauchan@cgiar.org) | |
12.00 hours – 12.30 hours | Microenterprise: Role and Importance in Mountain Economy | Dr. Abid Hussain, Food Security Economist, Livelihoods, ICIMOD, International/Nepal (Abid.Hussain@icimod.org) | |
12.30 hours – 13.00 hours | Tackling the Challenges Faced by Microenterprises | Dr. Abid Hussain, Food Security Economist, Livelihoods, ICIMOD, International/Nepal (Abid.Hussain@icimod.org) | |
13.00 hours – 13.30 hours | Green Economy and Microenterprises | Dr. Fuad Baghirov, Faculty, Department of Economics, Western Caspian University, Azerbaijan (fuad.bagirov@wcu.edu.az) | |
Questions & Answers | (3-5 minutes in the end of each lecture above) | ||
13.30 hours – 14.15 hours | Parallel Panel Discussion (Online) | Rapporteur: | |
13.30 hours – 14.15 hours | Parallel Group Discussion (Offline) | Facilitator: Ms. Noxolo Sinegugu | |
14.15 hours – 14.25 hours | Consolidation of Exercises | Facilitator/Rapporteur | |
14.25 hours – 14.30 hours | Conclusion of the Session | Chair and/or Co-Chair |
Time: 15.00 Hours – 17.30 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 6.3 >
Dr. Abid Hussain, Food Security Economist, Livelihoods, ICIMOD, International/Nepal (Abid.Hussain@icimod.org)
Co-Chair 6.3 (Moderator) >
Mr. Sándor Köles, President, Carpathian Foundation – Hungary, & Member, Robert Bosch Academy, Eger, Hungary (sandor.koles@cfoundation.org)
Timing CET | Name of Activity | Presentation Material |
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15.00 hours – 17.10 hours | Interactive Workshop "Carpathian Civil Society Platform: A Network of Grassroots Organizations in the Carpathian Mountains" Facilitator: Ms. Marta Rakusz, Project Coordinator, Carpathian Civil Society Platform, Carpathian Foundation, & Lecturer, Eszterházy Károly University, Eger, Hungary (karpatokalapitvany.rakuszmarta@gmail.com) |
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17.10 hours – 17.30 hours | Questions & Answers and Discussion |
Lead Partner: World Agricultural Heritage Forum (Italy)
Theme Coordinator: Prof. Dr. Parviz Koohafkan
Time: 08.00 Hours - 11.00 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 7.1 >
Prof. Dr. Parviz Koohafkan, President and Executive Chairman, World Agricultural Heritage Forum, Italy (koohafkan@worldagriculturalheritage.org)
Co-Chair 7.1
Dr. Krishna Kumar, Assistant Professor, Discipline of Geography School of Sciences, Indira Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi, India (dr.krishnakumar@ignou.ac.in)
Timing CET | Topic of Lecture | Expert or Faculty Member | Teaching & Learning Material |
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08.00 hours - 08.30 hours | Agricultural Biodiversity in Mountain Ecosystems | Dr. Anna Karova, Associate Professor, Department of Agroecology and Environmental Protection, Faculty of Agroecology and Plant Protection, Agricultural University, Bulgaria (karova_ae@abv.bg) | |
08.30 hours - 09.00 hours | Agroecological Principals and their Practical Application in Mountain Agriculture | Ms. Lili Balogh, President, Agroecology Europe, & Hungarian Agroecology Network, Hungary (lili.balogh@gmail.com) | |
09.00 hours – 09.30 hours | Agrobiodiversity Measurement Methods and Tools | Dr. Bal Krishna Joshi, Senior ScientistNAGRC (National Genebank), Nepal (joshibalak@yahoo.com) | |
09.30 hours – 10.00 hours | Seed Selection, Seed Banks and Indigenous Seeds Conservation and Sustainable Use | Dr. Bal Krishna Joshi, Senior ScientistNAGRC (National Genebank), Nepal (joshibalak@yahoo.com) | |
10.00 hours – 10.30 hours | Sustainable Agriculture in Mountains, linking Agricultural Biodiversity Conservation | Prof. Dr. Hafiz Muminjanov, Technical Adviser, Office of Director, Plant Production and Protection Division, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), Rome, Italy, & Former Professor, Tajik Agrarian University, Tajikistan (hafiz.muminjanov@fao.org, mhafiz01@gmail.com) | |
Questions & Answers | (3-5 minutes in the end of each lecture above) | ||
10.30 hours – 11.00 hours | Parallel Panel Discussion (Online) | Rapporteur: | |
10.30 hours – 11.00 hours | Parallel Group Discussion (Offline) | Facilitator: Mr. M. Wazir Ahmadzai | |
11.00 hours – 11.05 hours | Consolidation of Exercises | Facilitator/Rapporteur | |
11.05 hours – 11.07 hours | Conclusion of the Session | Chair and/or Co-Chair |
Time: 11.30 Hours – 14.30 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 7.2 >
Prof. Dr. Parviz Koohafkan, President and Executive Chairman, World Agricultural Heritage Forum, Italy (koohafkan@worldagriculturalheritage.org)
Co-Chair 7.2 >
Ms. Lili Balogh, President, Agroecology Europe, & Hungarian Agroecology Network, Hungary (lili.balogh@gmail.com)
Timing CET | Topic of Lecture | Expert or Faculty Member | Teaching & Learning Material |
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11.30 hours – 12.00 hours | Rural-Urban Linkages and Sustainable Food Systems | Prof. Dr. Parviz Koohafkan, President and Executive Chairman, World Agricultural Heritage Forum, Italy (koohafkan@worldagriculturalheritage.org) | |
12.00 hours – 12.30 hours | Nutrient Management under Organic Production System | Prof. Dr. Sanjay Swami, Professor, Central Agricultural University Imphal, India (sanjayswamionline@gmail.com) | |
12.30 hours – 13.00 hours | Red Listing of Crops Varieties as a Tool to Respond to Climate Change and Food Security Challenges |
Prof. Dr. Habil. Maria-Mihaela Antofie, Full Professor & Director, Research Center for Agricultural Sciences and Environmental Protection, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, Food Industry and Environmental Protection, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu Romania (mihaela.antofie@ulbsibiu.ro) Prof. Dr. Camelia Sava (Sand), Full Professor & Dean, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, Food Industry and Environmental Protection, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu Romania (camelia.sava@ulbsibiu.ro) |
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13.00 hours – 13.30 hours | Sustainable Food Systems and Mountain Agricultural Heritage Systems | Prof. Dr. Parviz Koohafkan, President and Executive Chairman, World Agricultural Heritage Forum, Italy (koohafkan@worldagriculturalheritage.org) | |
Questions & Answers | (3-5 minutes in the end of each lecture above) | ||
13.30 hours – 14.15 hours | Parallel Panel Discussion (Online) | Rapporteur: | |
13.30 hours – 14.15 hours | Parallel Group Discussion (Offline) | Facilitator: Ms. Lethiwe N. Londeka Sokhela | |
14.15 hours – 14.25 hours | Consolidation of Exercises | Facilitator/Rapporteur | |
14.25 hours – 14.30 hours | Conclusion of the Session | Chair and/or Co-Chair |
Lead Partner: Valahia University of Targoviste (Romania)
Theme Coordinator: Prof. Dr. Gabriela Teodorescu
Time: 08.00 Hours - 11.00 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 8.1 >
Prof. Dr. Gabriela Teodorescu, Vice Rector, “Valahia” University of Targoviste, & Full Professor & Head, Research Centre for Natural Resources, Department of Environmental Engineering, “Valahia” University of Targoviste, Romania (gabriela.teodorescu@valahia.ro)
Co-Chair 8.1 (Moderator) >
Dr. Brindusa Covaci, Associate Professor & Senior Researcher, Centre for Mountain Economy, CBM International University, Honolulu, USA (covacibrindusa@gmail.com)
Timing CET | Topic of Lecture | Expert or Faculty Member | Teaching & Learning Material |
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08.00 hours - 08.30 hours | Issues of Mountain Sustainability | Mr. Taylor Powrie, Sessional Instructor, Environmental Science, Watershed Management, Glaciology and Ecohydrology, Thompson Rivers University, British Columbia, Canada (tpowrie@tru.ca) | |
08.30 hours - 09.00 hours | Climate Change and Mountain Ecosystems & Communities | Dr. Mohinder Slariya, Associate Professor, Government College Chamba, India (mohinderslariya@gmail.com) | |
09.00 hours – 09.30 hours | Biodiversity and Sustainable Development | Prof. Dr. Gabriela Teodorescu, Vice Rector, “Valahia” University of Targoviste, & Full Professor & Head, Research Centre for Natural Resources, Department of Environmental Engineering, “Valahia” University of Targoviste, Romania gabriela.teodorescu@valahia.ro | |
09.30 hours – 10.00 hours | Mountain Ecosystem Services: Highland and Lowland Tradeoffs | Mr. Eric Chavez, Mountain Partnership at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN, Rome, Italy (Eric.Chavez@fao.org) |
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10.00 hours – 10.05 hours | Green Economy and Microenterprises | Dr. Fuad Baghirov, Faculty, Department of Economics, Western Caspian University, Azerbaijan (fuad.bagirov@wcu.edu.az) | |
Questions & Answers | (3-5 minutes in the end of each lecture above) | ||
10.05 hours – 10.45 hours | Parallel Panel Discussion (Online) | Rapporteur: | |
10.05 hours – 10.45 hours | Parallel Group Discussion (Offline) | Facilitator: Ms. Siphelele N. Mahlaba | |
10.45 hours – 10.55 hours | Consolidation of Exercises | Facilitator/Rapporteur | |
10.55 hours – 11.00 hours | Conclusion of the Session | Chair and/or Co-Chair |
Time: 11.30 Hours – 14.30 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 8.2 >
Prof. Dr. Gabriela Teodorescu, Vice Rector, “Valahia” University of Targoviste, & Full Professor & Head, Research Centre for Natural Resources, Department of Environmental Engineering, “Valahia” University of Targoviste, Romania (gabriela.teodorescu@valahia.ro)
Co-Chair 8.2 (Moderator) >
Ms. Rosalia Stella Evola, Department of Management, Commodity Science Section, University of Torino, Italy (rosaliastella.evola@unito.it)
Timing CET | Topic of Lecture | Expert or Faculty Member | Teaching & Learning Material |
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11.30 hours – 12.00 hours | Disaster Resilience for Sustainable Mountain Development |
Mr. Shodmon Hojibekov, Head of Emergency Management and M&E, Aga Khan Agency for Habitat, Aga Khan Development Network, Tajikistan/Switzerland (shodmon.hojibekov@akdn.org) Mr. Deo Raj Gurung, Chief Scientist, Aga Khan Agency for Habitat, Aga Khan Development Network, Switzerland (deoraj.gurung@akdn.org) |
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12.00 hours – 12.30 hours | Opportunities for Mountain Ecosystems in the Climate Agenda and the SDGs | Stefanny Diaz Rodriguez, Programme Director, BioCarbon Registry, Colombia/Turkey (sdiaz@biocarbonregistry.com) | |
12.30 hours – 13.00 hours | Initiatives Education for Sustainable Development | Prof. Dr. Gabriel Gorghiu, Professor, Teacher Training Department, & Director, Centre for Scientific Research and Innovation in Educational Sciences, Valahia University of Targoviste, Romania. Email: ggorghiu@gmail.com |
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13.00 hours – 13.30 hours | Sustainable Energy Systems in the Mountains |
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13.30 hours – 14.00 hours | Sustainable Developments of Land and Water Resources using Spatial Tool QSCOT (Soil Conservation Tool) | Dr. Ibrahim Kaleel, Scientist-B (Water Technology), Tocklai Tea Research Institute, Tea Research Association, Jorhat, India (i.kaleel@tocklai.net, Ibrahimkhaleel1075@gmail.com) | |
Questions & Answers | (3-5 minutes in the end of each lecture above) | ||
14.00 hours – 14.30 hours | Parallel Panel Discussion (Online) | Rapporteur: | |
14.00 hours – 14.30 hours | Parallel Group Discussion (Offline) | Facilitator: Mr. Ajaya Shrestha | |
14.30 hours – 14.35 hours | Consolidation of Exercises | Facilitator/Rapporteur | |
14.35 hours – 14.40 hours | Conclusion of the Session | Chair and/or Co-Chair |
Time: 15.00 Hours – 17.30 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 8.3 >
Prof. Dr. Habil. Maria-Mihaela Antofie, Full Professor & Director, Research Center for Agricultural Sciences and Environmental Protection, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, Food Industry and Environmental Protection, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu Romania (mihaela.antofie@ulbsibiu.ro)
Co-Chair 8.3 (Moderator) >
Dr. Chongom Aron Aimol, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Allahabad, India (aronch63@gmail.com, chongom@allduniv.ac.in)
Timing CET | Topic of Presentation | Delegate/Speaker/Abstract | Presentation Material |
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15.00 hours – 17.10 hours | Mountain Sustainability, Renewable Energy and the SDG’s: A Case of the Afromontane region, South Africa | Siphelele N. Mahlaba, Ms. |
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Stone-Supported Roofs as a Mitigation Strategy against Strong Winds in Mountainous Communities | Calvin Mudzingiri, Dr. |
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Local People’s Perceptions on the Use of Stone Walls to Provide Protection against Gale-force Winds in Mountainous Areas: A Case Study of Phuthaditjhaba, South Africa | Shadreck Muchaku, Dr. |
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The Chemical Analysis of Tephrosia capensis Extracts and Their Effectiveness on Microorganisms in Mountainous Areas | Lethiwe Nonkululeko Londeka Sokhela, Ms. |
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Role and Contribution of Human Resource Management in Mountain Ecosystems in the Maloti Afromontane region of South Africa | Shingirayi Florence Chamisa, Dr. |
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Social Grants, Resource Paucity, and Economic Vulnerability and Poverty in a Mountainous Area in Free State, South Africa | Regret Sunge, Dr. |
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Supporting Mountain Research at Afromontane Research Unit -Risk and Science Vulnerability Centre, UFS | Noxolo Sinegugu, Ms. |
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The Afromontane Research Unit: The Role of Administrative in Driving the Administration of Mountain Research | Sithandokuhle Jwara, Ms. |
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Mountain Peoples’ Organization and Knowledge: Adaptive, Inventive, Viable, and Sustainable | Thomas Louis Price, Mr. |
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Mountain Entrepreneurship Indicators in the Context of Regional Sustainability: Romanian Evidence | Brindusa Mihai Covaci, Dr. |
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Applying Landscape Approaches for the Development of Rural Economies in High-Andean Ecosystems | Dr. Emilio Cobo |
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Beekeeping and Honey Production in Azerbaijan | Nasirova Afruz, Dr. |
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Biography of Mishmi Takin: How a role of free ranging animal got transformed in the Idu Mishmi landscape of Arunachal Pradesh, India | Mohan Sharma, Dr. |
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Ways to Improve the Usage Efficiency and Pastures Management in Naryn region of Kyrgyz Republic | Bekirova Dinara, Dr. |
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Inclusive Governance for the Sustainable Management of Tropical Mountain Landscapes: Case of the Andean Choco, Ecuador | Manuel Peralvo, Dr. |
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Circular Economy and its Impact on Mountainous Rural Areas (Ukraine) | Svitlana Beleі, Dr. |
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Timing CET | Name of Activity | Presentation Material |
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16.00 hours – 18.00 hours | Delegate Participants’ Group Practical Exercise (Sketchy Plan for Ecotourism in Bankut Area of Bukk National Park) |
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Lead Partner: NatRisk – University of Torino (Italy)
Theme Coordinator: Dr. Stefano Duglio & Dr. Stefurak Petrovich
Time: 08.00 Hours - 11.00 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 9.1 >
Prof. Dr. Gabriela Țigu, Dean, Faculty of Business and Tourism, Bucharest University of Economic Studies (ASE), Romania, & Member, World Committee on Tourism Ethics, UNWTO (gabriela.tigu@ase.ro; gabrielatigu@yahoo.com)
Co-Chair 9.1 (Moderator) >
Dr. Stefano Duglio, Associate Professor in Environmental Management Systems, Department of Management, & Vice- President, NatRisk Interdepartmental Research Centre on Natural Risks in Mountain and Hilly Environments, University of Torino, Torino, Italy (stefano.duglio@unito.it)
Timing CET | Topic of Lecture | Expert or Faculty Member | Teaching & Learning Material |
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08.00 hours - 08.30 hours | Concept of Sustainable Tourism in context of Mountains | Prof. Dr. David G. Simmonds, Professor Emeritus (Tourism), Department of Tourism Sport & Society, Lincoln University, New Zealand (David.Simmons@lincoln.ac.nz) | |
08.30 hours - 09.00 hours | Concept of Sustainable Tourism in context of Mountains | Prof. Dr. David G. Simmonds, Professor Emeritus (Tourism), Department of Tourism Sport & Society, Lincoln University, New Zealand (David.Simmons@lincoln.ac.nz) | |
09.00 hours – 09.30 hours | Environmental Impacts of Tourism | Prof. Dr. Teiji Watanabe, Professor, Faculty of Environmental Earth Science, Hokkaido University, Japan (teiwata@mac.com, twata@ees.hokudai.ac.jp) |
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09.30 hours – 10.00 hours | Cultural Landscapes & Heritage Conservation in Mountains |
Emeritus Prof. Konstantinos Moraitis, School of Architecture, National Technical University of Athens, Greece (mor@arsisarc.gr), Prof. Elena Konstantinidou, Associate Professor, Metsovio Interdisciplinary Research Center, School of Architecture, National Technical University of Athens, Greece (ekonstantinidou@arch.ntua.gr) |
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Questions & Answers | (3-5 minutes in the end of each lecture above) | ||
10.00 hours – 10.45 hours | Parallel Panel Discussion (Online) | Rapporteur: | |
10.00 hours – 10.45 hours | Parallel Group Discussion (Offline) | Facilitator: Dr. Regret Sunge | |
10.45 hours – 10.55 hours | Consolidation of Exercises | Facilitator/Rapporteur | |
10.55 hours – 11.00 hours | Conclusion of the Session | Chair and/or Co-Chair |
Time: 11.30 Hours – 14.30 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 9.2 >
Prof. Dr. Riccardo Beltramo, Full Professor in Tourism Eco-Management, Department of Management & NatRisk Interdepartmental Research Centre on Natural Risks in Mountain and Hilly Environments, University of Torino, Torino, Italy (Riccardo.beltramo@unito.it)
Co-Chair 9.2 (Moderator) >
Dr. Alessandro Bonadonna, Associate Professor in Food Quality Systems, Department of Management & NatRisk Interdepartmental Research Centre on Natural Risks in Mountain and Hilly Environments, University of Torino, Torino, Italy (alessandro.bonadonna@unito.it)
Timing CET | Topic of Lecture | Expert or Faculty Member | Teaching & Learning Material |
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11.30 hours – 12.00 hours | Smart Mountain Tourism Development | Prof. Dr. Riccardo Beltramo, Full Professor in Tourism Eco-Management, Department of Management & NatRisk Interdepartmental Research Centre on Natural Risks in Mountain and Hilly Environments, University of Torino, Torino, Italy (Riccardo.beltramo@unito.it) | |
12.00 hours – 12.30 hours | Ecotourism Destination Management in the Mountain Area | Prof. Dr. Gabriela Țigu, Dean, Faculty of Business and Tourism, Bucharest University of Economic Studies (ASE), Romania, & Member, World Committee on Tourism Ethics, UNWTO (gabriela.tigu@ase.ro; gabrielatigu@yahoo.com) | |
12.30 hours – 13.00 hours | Mountain Food Products as a Tool for Tourism Enhancement | Dr. Alessandro Bonadonna, Associate Professor in Food Quality Systems, Department of Management & NatRisk Interdepartmental Research Centre on Natural Risks in Mountain and Hilly Environments, University of Torino, Torino, Italy (alessandro.bonadonna@unito.it) | |
13.00 hours – 13.30 hours | Models of Sustainable Tourism and Ecotourism: Case of Agritourism | Dr. Stefano Duglio, Associate Professor in Environmental Management Systems, Department of Management, & Vice-President, NatRisk Interdepartmental Research Centre on Natural Risks in Mountain and Hilly Environments, University of Torino, Torino, Italy (stefano.duglio@unito.it) | |
13.30 hours – 14.00 hours | Community-Based Tourism in Hungary: The Case of Roma's |
Prof. Dr. Szente Viktória, Full Professor, Institute of Agriculture and Food Economics, Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Kaposvár Campus, Hungary (Szente.Viktoria@uni-mate.hu), Mr. Sebastian Odunga, PhD Scholar, Doctoral School of Economic and Regional Sciences, Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Gödöllő, Hungary (sebbyodunga2014@gmail.com) |
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Questions & Answers | (3-5 minutes in the end of each lecture above) | ||
14.00 hours – 14.30 hours | Parallel Panel Discussion (Online) | Rapporteur: | |
14.00 hours – 14.30 hours | Parallel Group Discussion (Offline) | Facilitator: Mr. Oliver Tamme | |
14.30 hours – 14.35 hours | Consolidation of Exercises | Facilitator/Rapporteur | |
14.35 hours – 14.40 hours | Conclusion of the Session | Chair and/or Co-Chair |
Time: 15.00 Hours – 17.30 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 9.3 >
Prof. Dr. Szente Viktória, Full Professor, Institute of Agriculture and Food Economics, Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Kaposvár Campus, Hungary (Szente.Viktoria@uni-mate.hu)
Co-Chair 9.3 (Moderator) >
Dr. Mohinder Slariya, Associate Professor, Government College Chamba, India (mohinderslariya@gmail.com)
Timing CET | Topic of Presentation | Delegate/Speaker/Abstract | Presentation Material |
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15.00 hours – 17.10 hours | Sustainable, Green Tourism in Mountaineering Villages as Implementation Project of the Alpine Convention | Oliver Tamme, Mr. |
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Examining the Potential of Homestays in Supporting Sustainable Livelihoods and Reducing Out-Migration in the Uttarakhand Himalaya of India | Krishna Kumar, Dr. |
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Economic and Socio-Cultural Impacts of Tourism Development in Kyrgyzstan: A Case Study of Tourism in Chunkurchak and Arashan, Kashka Suu Areas | Jyldyz Djakypbay Kyzy, Ms. |
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Sustainable Development of Ecotourism and Aagro-tourism in Mountainous Areas | Sultanova Burulsun, Ms. |
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Camel Milk as Superfood and Nutrition for Pastoral Community in Mountain and Arid Areas | Ayman Balla Mustafa Yassien, Dr. |
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Tourist Potential of Small Mountains of Ukraine | Nesterenko Valerii, Dr. |
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Is there a link between sheep farming and products registered on quality schemes? Case Study of Sibiu County, Romania | Mirela Cărătuș Stanciu, Dr. |
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Current State and Development Prospects of Dairy Farming in Ukraine | Anatolii Dymchuk, Dr. |
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Prospects for the Development of Goat Breeding in Ukraine | Ponko Liudmyla, Dr. |
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Promoting Sustainable Tourism Growth in Kenya: An In-depth Analysis of Effective Practices in the Tourism Global Value Chain and Host Communities Engagement. | Sebastian Odunga, Mr. |
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Contribution of Mountain Tourism on Sustainable Development in Kenya: A Comprehensive Framework in Theory and Practice | Deborah Kangai, Ms. |
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17.10 hours – 17.30 hours | Questions & Answers and Discussion |
Timing CET | Name of Activity | Presentation Material |
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15.00 hours – 17.10 hours | Delegate Participants’ Seminar |
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17.10 hours – 17.30 hours | Questions & Answers and Discussion |
Lead Partner: Yaroslav Mudriy National Law University (Ukraine)
Theme Coordinator: Dr. Ievgeniia Kopytsia
Time: 08.00 Hours - 11.00 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 10.1 >
Prof. Dr. Dawid Bunikowski, University Professor, Department of Administration, State Academy of Applied Sciences in Wloclawek, Poland, & Visiting Researcher, University of School of Theology, Philosophical Faculty, Eastern Finland, Finland (dawid.bunikowski@uef.fi)
Co-Chair 10.1 (Moderator) >
Dr. Ievgeniia Kopytsia, Associate Professor, Department of Environmental Law, Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University, Kharkiv, Ukraine & Marie-Curie Research Fellow at the University of Genoa, Italy (MSCA4Ukraine) (evgeniya.kopitsa@gmail.com)
Timing CET | Topic of Lecture | Expert or Faculty Member | Teaching & Learning Material |
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08.00 hours - 08.30 hours | Should Mountains Have Rights? | Dr. David Schorr, Associate Professor, The Buchmann Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv 6997801, Israel (dschorr@tauex.tau.ac.il) | |
08.30 hours - 09.00 hours | Cooperation Mechanisms in Transnational Mountain Ranges, with an Emphasis on the Alpine Convention | Dr. Nathalie Morelle, Senior Executive Officer, Permanent Secretariat of the Alpine Convention, Innsbruck, Austria (Nathalie.Morelle@alpconv.org) | |
09.00 hours – 09.30 hours | United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change | Dr. Ievgeniia Kopytsia, Associate Professor, Department of Environmental Law, Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University, Ukraine, & Research Fellow at the University of Genoa, Italy (EU/MSCA4Ukraine Project) (evgeniya.kopitsa@gmail.com) |
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09.30 hours – 10.00 hours | Convention on the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage | Ms. Caecilia Alexandre, Doctoral Candidate in Law, Université Laval & Université de Montréal, & UNESCO Chair on the Diversity of Cultural Expressions, Canada (caecilia.alexandre@fd.ulaval.ca) | |
10.00 hours – 10.30 hours | Convention on Biological Diversity | Prof. Dr. Konstantia Koutouki, Full Professor, Faculté de droit, Université de Montréal, Pavillon Maximilien-Caron, & Senior Director, Nomomente Institute, Canada (konstantia.koutouki@umontreal.ca) |
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Questions & Answers | (3-5 minutes in the end of each lecture above) | ||
10.30 hours – 11.00 hours | Parallel Panel Discussion (Online) | Rapporteur: | |
10.30 hours – 11.00 hours | Parallel Group Discussion (Offline) | Facilitator: Dr. Calvin Mudzingiri | |
11.00 hours – 11.05 hours | Consolidation of Exercises | Facilitator/Rapporteur | |
11.05 hours – 11.07 hours | Conclusion of the Session | Chair and/or Co-Chair |
Time: 11.30 Hours – 14.30 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 10.2 >
Prof. Dr. Bándi Gyula, DSc, Jean Monnet Professor of EU Environmental Law & Head, Department of the Environmental and Competition Law, Faculty of Law and Political Science, & Head of Doctoral School of Political Science & Law, Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Budapest, Hungary (bandi.gyula@jak.ppke.hu)
Co-Chair 10.2 (Moderator) >
Mr. Sameer Khazir, Assistant Manager, Wildlife Trust of India, India (sameer@wti.org.in)
Timing CET | Topic of Lecture | Expert or Faculty Member | Teaching & Learning Material |
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11.30 hours – 12.00 hours | Towards Sustainable Mountain Development: the Global Mountain Agenda | Dr. Ievgeniia Kopytsia, Associate Professor, Department of Environmental Law, Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University, Ukraine, & Research Fellow at the University of Genoa, Italy (EU/MSCA4Ukraine Project) (evgeniya.kopitsa@gmail.com) | |
12.00 hours – 12.30 hours | Mountain Protected Areas System: A Case of Austria's Framework | Dr. Valerie Braun, Co-Editor, eco.mont Journal on Protected Mountain Areas Research and Management, Institute for Interdisciplinary Mountain Research in Innsbruck, Austrian Academy of Sciences, & Co-Chair, ISCAR-P (International Scientific Committee of Research in the Alps, Alpine Protected Area Research), Austria (valerie.braun@oeaw.ac.at) | |
12.30 hours – 13.00 hours | Community-Based Legal Approaches | Prof. Dr. Dawid Bunikowski, University Professor, Department of Administration, State Academy of Applied Sciences in Wloclawek, Poland; & Visiting Researcher, University of School of Theology, Philosophical Faculty, Eastern Finland, Finland; & Academic Associate, Centre for Law and Religion, School of Law and Politics, Cardiff University, UK (dawid.bunikowski@uef.fi) | |
13.00 hours – 13.30 hours | Media Strategy / Advocacy for Mountains | Dr. M. Abdul Samad Ibrahim, Retd. Senior Academic, Electronic Media Production Centre, & Former Member, Board of Management, lndira Gandhi National Open University, India (abdulsamadibrahim@ignou.ac.in) | |
Questions & Answers | (3-5 minutes in the end of each lecture above) |
Time: 14.30 Hours – 15.00 Hours | Central European Time
Chair 10.3
Dr. Mukete Tahle Itoe, Senior Judicial and Legal Officer, High Court of Cameroon, Cameroon, & Board Member, The Grassroots Institute, Canada (tmukete@yahoo.com)
Timing CET | Name of Activity | Presentation Material |
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13.30 hours – 14.15 hours | Valedictory Session |
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