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Buklet National Meeting GUIDE BOOK IFP International Gathering and Conference on Climate Change, Disaster Management and Social Justice Response (ICCC) July 13 – 15, 2011 GUIDE BOOK CONTENT FOREWORD.................................................................................... 3 I. ABOUT THE IFP CONFERENCE ....................................... 5 II. MEETING AGENDA ............................................................ 15 III. SPEAKERS INFORMATION ............................................... 20 IV. PARTICIPANTS INFORMATION ........................................ 26 V. ORGANIZERS ...................................................................... 36 VI. YOGYAKARTA IN BRIEF ................................................... 38 VII. EXPRESSION IN BAHASA INDONESIA .......................... 51 2 IFP International Gathering and Conference GUIDE BOOK FOREWORD It is our great pleasure to welcome you to Yogyakarta, one of the traveler’s paradises in the Island of Java. The Indonesia Social Justice Network (ISJN) is also delighted to be chosen as the host for the IFP International Gathering and Conference on Climate Change, Disaster Management and Social Justice Response. As this conference is definitely in line with our mission in ISJN to encourage ant to enhance the capacity of the society to bring transformation and social justice into reality, the trust given to us to host this event is a tremendous honor. The Gathering and Conference aims to share best practices of IFP alumni in Asia in responding climate change, manage the disaster to meet social justice on disaster response; to develop deeper commitment and plan of action of Asian Alumni in responding climate change and disaster because of climate change; and to publish and spread out the work and voices of IFP alumni in Asia on responding climate change, and disaster to meet social justice for victims and community. It is our hope that by having this conference held, the experience and thoughts of IFP alumni in Asia on responding to climate change and managing the disaster, to meet social justice for victims and community that can be adopted by others alumni or community or government can be documented. It is also our expectation that commitment and plan of action of Asian Alumni in responding climate change and disaster to meet social justice for victims and/or community can be formulated in this event. Yogyakarta, 13-15 July 2011 3 GUIDE BOOK This remarkable event brings together the IFP Alumni from China, India, Indonesia, Philippine, Thailand and Vietnam – whose commitment to endorse Social Justice and interest in environmental issue are undoubtedly strong. Those commitment and interest are embodied by the great performance of the IFP Alumni from different areas in Asia in engaging themselves, both voluntarily and professionally, throughout the process of responding and managing the disasters that recently happened in their environs. Finally, we would like to express our utmost gratitude to the International Fellowship Program (IFP) for the enormous support. We would also thank the International Indonesia Education Foundation (IIEF) for the unlimited patronage in each of ISJN activities. Last but not least, we would like to thank all friends in the Steering Committee members and the Organizing Committee members who have been working so hard in bringing this event into success. Without them, this Gathering and Conference remain an idea. Enjoy your stay in Yogyakarta and we wish you a fruitful gathering and conference! Sincerely, Elis Z. Anis Organizing Committee Chairperson 4 IFP International Gathering and Conference GUIDE BOOK I. ABOUT THE IFP CONFERENCE Venues : Yogyakarta Plaza Hotel on Jl. Affandi Gejayan in Yogyakarta, Indonesia Open Session at Graduate School Building of Gadjah Mada University (Wednesday Morning, July 13 only) Local Hosts : Indonesia Social Justice Network, Yogyakarta. Sponsored by : International Fellowship Program 1. Background The Indonesian Social Justice Network (ISJN) is a group of IFP (International Fellowship Program) alumni who have a commitment to ensure and implement social justice in their communities. They have been supported by the Ford Foundation through the Indonesia International Education Foundation (IIEF) to continue their studies either in Indonesia or abroad. After completing their studies, they return to Indonesia to continue their struggle for social justice. They are expected to be “agents of change”, to support their communities in development and social justice. However, it is not easy to play the role of “agent of change” since Indonesia faces multi-complex social injustices; poverty, under development, natural disaster, vertical and horizontal conflicts, discrimination against minority groups, religious radicalism, lack of educational services, environmental damage, lack of health services, and violence against women and children Yogyakarta, 13-15 July 2011 5 GUIDE BOOK ISJN is expected to encourage IFP alumni, both as individual and as a group in or out of Indonesia, to keep struggling for social justice in Indonesia and in the world. Furthermore, IFP alumni are expected to communicate one to another to initiate social justice movements. This communication and activity will be moderated by the secretariat of ISJN. Through the ISJN, alumni will be able to fluidly share their experiences and publications. It does not only facilitate communication and activity amongst IFP alumni in Indonesia, but it will also help develop the network with other IFP alumni associations and social justice networks around the world. Justification of Activity Recently many natural disasters were happened around the world especially in Asia. It is known that many disasters were caused by extreme climate change in the world. Taken for granted, many Indonesia IFP Alumni have been involved with this issue and helped the community in many ways during the earthquake and tsunami in Aceh, earthquake in Yogyakarta, earthquake in West Java and West Sumatra and other disaster in other parts of Indonesia. Recently Indonesia was hit by volcano, land sliding and flooding. It is believed that IFP alumni also have been involved either in voluntarily or professional work to respond those disasters. At the same time, it is known that many natural disasters have been happened around Asia; India, Philippine, Srilanka, Bangladesh, Burma, Pakistan and recently in China and Philippine. Therefore, this issue is not only relevant to the Indonesian context, but also in the Asia region. It is believed that many IFP Alumni’s in Asian countries also have experienced to respond and manage the disaster as well as in disaster preparedness. Because of its importance and relevant, after a long discussion and a consultation with IIEF Team, the Governing Board of ISJN, with support from all ISJN members, will hold an Asian IFP alumni gathering and conference on the climate change, disaster management and social justice. 6 IFP International Gathering and Conference GUIDE BOOK Through the gathering and conference, IFP alumni will share their experience and knowledge about climate change and disaster, and how the alumni, with society, respond and address the climate change and disaster for social justice. Respond to climate change and disaster is always important, especially how to treat the victims of disaster and empower the community to adapt and prevent climate change not to be disaster with the standard of justice and human rights. ISJN expect to have common picture of the issues of Climate Change and Disaster in Asia, the possible best practice in respond climate change and disaster that can be adopted by others alumni or community and the possible recommendation and that can be implemented by IFP alumni in ASIA and to be spread out to alumni’s respective community. At the same time, this meeting will also strengthen many IFP Alumni organization in Asia. 2. Objective Objective of the regional conference workshop is: 2.1. To share best practices of IFP alumni in Asia in responding climate change, manage the disaster to meet social justice on disaster response. 2.2. To develop deeper commitment and plan of action of Asian Alumni in responding climate change and disaster because of climate change. 2.3. To publish and spread out the work and voices of IFP alumni in Asia on responding climate change, and disaster to meet social justice for victims and community. 3. Output 3.1. Documented experience and thoughts of IFP alumni in Asia on responding to climate change and managing the disaster, to meet Yogyakarta, 13-15 July 2011 7 GUIDE BOOK social justice for victims and communities that can be adopted by others alumni or community or government. 3.2. Commitment and plan of action of Asian Alumni in responding climate change and disaster to meet social justice for victims and/ or communities. 3.3. Asian IFP alumni’s voices in responding climate change is covered by media. 4. Theme Theme of IFP International gathering and conference is “Climate Change, Disaster management and Social Justice Response”. The theme of conference-workshop has 6 sub-themes that are covered broad issues, namely: 4.1. Religious Organizations and Humanitarian Relief This sub-theme will discuss not limited to religion perspective on disaster and climate change. It will also discuss about religious organization’s response to climate change, disaster and its impact including humanitarian relief. 4.2. Climate Change/Disaster and Poverty This sub-theme will discuss about the relation of climate change and poverty,
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