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United Nations/China Forum on Space Solutions: Realizing the Sustainable Development Goals United Nations/China Forum on Space Solutions: Realizing the Sustainable Development Goals Draft Programme 24 – 27 April 2019, Changsha, China Organized by United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) China National Space Administration (CNSA) In Cooperation with Industry and Information Technology Department of Hunan Province Supported by Asia-Pacific Space Cooperation Organization (APSCO) Regional Centre for Space Science and Technology Education in Asia and the Pacific (China), Affiliated to the United Nations Municipal People’s Government of Changsha Hunan University 1 Note: The draft programme is subject to change by the Organizing Committee. Time Activity 23 April, Tuesday Registration 9:00-18:00 *Reception Hall, Wanda Vista Changsha1 “Starry Sky” Firework Show 20:00-21:00 Hosted by the Government of Hunan Province and Changsha Municipal Government *Changsha Orange Isle 24 April, Wednesday Bus transfer from Wanda Vista Changsha to attend the home event of “Space Day of China”. 7:30-9:00 The transportation will be provided by local organizers. Home event of “Space Day of China” (simultaneous interpretation) 9:00-10:30 *All the participants are invited to attend the home event of “Space Day of China”, which will take place at Saint- Tropez Hotel. The UN/China Forum on Space Solutions is a separate event. Bus Transfer from Saint- Tropez Hotel to Wanda Vista Changsha for the UN/China Forum. The 10:30-11:30 transportation will be provided by local organizers. *All sessions of the UN/China Forum will take place in Wanda Vista Changsha. Lunch *Ballroom (1st floor) for foreign guests and Beijing Hall (2nd floor) for Chinese guests. All 11:30-13:00 participants are invited to join the lunch, which will be hosted by the Government of Hunan Province. Opening Session2 (simultaneous interpretation) Master of Ceremony: Mr. Yanhua Wu, Vice Administrator, China National Space Administration (CNSA) Opening addresses: 13:15-14:05 • Ms. Simonetta Di Pippo, Director, United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) • Mr. Kejian Zhang, Administrator, CNSA • Mr. Dazhe Xu, Governor, Hunan Province, China Signing Ceremony 14:05-14:15 Group Photo (at the Entrance of Wanda Vista Changsha) 14:15-14:30 Tea Break Setting the Scene (simultaneous interpretation) • Forging partnerships between users and providers for the SDGs 14:30-14:50 Mr. Hui Du, UNOOSA • Arrangement of the UN/China Forum Ms. Hui Jiang, CNSA 1 Address of Wanda Vista Changsha: 308 Xiangjiang Middle Road, Section 1, Kaifu District, Hunan Province 410005, China. 2 All sessions except the match-making session will take place at Ballroom (3rd floor), Wanda Vista Changsha. 2 Time Activity Keynote Speeches (simultaneous interpretation) Master of Ceremony: Ms. Hui Jiang, CNSA 14:50-15:40 • Space for the SDGs Ms. Simonetta Di Pippo, Director, UNOOSA • China space solutions for the realization of the SDGs Ms. Qi Yu, Deputy Director General, International Cooperation Department, CNSA 15:40 -16:00 Tea Break High Level Panel: Enhancing the role of space for the SDGs Chair: Ms. Simonetta Di Pippo, Director, UNOOSA Rapporteur: Mr. Jorge Del Rio Vera, UNOOSA Mr. Haixiao Wang, China Academy of Space Technology Panelists: • Mr. Yanhua Wu, Vice-administrator, CNSA • Mr. Xinwen Yu, Vice-administrator, China Meteorological Administration (CMA) • Mr. Solomon Belay Tessema, Director-General, Ethiopian Space Science and 16:00-18:00 Technology Institute (ESSTI) • Ms. Nivin Hasan, Deputy General Director, Royal Jordanian Geographic Center • Ms. Orbita Roswintiarti, Deputy Chairman, National Institute of Aeronautics and Space of Indonesia (LAPAN) • Mr. Amer Nadeem, Chairman, Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO) of Pakistan • Mr. Anond Snidvongs, Executive Director, Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (GISTDA) of Thailand • Mr. Anthoni Camilo Torres, President, Bolivarian Agency for Space Activities (ABAE), Venezuela Welcome Dinner 18:30-20:30 Hosted by CNSA *Terrace (5th floor), Wanda Vista Changsha 25 April, Thursday Session 1: Space user needs for the SDGs Moderator: Mr. Xingfa Gu, AOGEO Lead/Aerospace Information Research Institute (AIR), Chinese Academy 9:00-10:40 of Sciences (CAS) Rapporteur: Mr. Lenin Babu Kamepalli, Karnataka State Natural Disaster Monitoring Centre (KSNDMC), India 3 Time Activity Ms. Yizhen Yin，China Aerospace Science and Technology Consulting Co., Ltd. • The positive role of space and new generation information technology in the Sustainable Development of Labuan and Sabah Mr. Rozman Isli, Member of Malaysian Parliament • Monitoring and estimation of the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 15 by remote sensing tools, assessment of land productivity change (sub-indicator 15.3.1) Ms. Farah Benharrats, Algerian Space Agency • Facing societal challenges in the Central American region through space technology: the case of extreme natural events prevention and mitigation Mr. Luis Diego Monge Solano, Central American Association for Aeronautics and Space, Costa Rica • Space technology and mobile communications networks for achieving the UN 2030 Agenda – SDG17: case study in Bolivia Mr. Gabriel Andres Jaimes Illanes, Regional Centre for Space Science and Technology Education in Asia and the Pacific (China)（affiliated to the United Nations） • Earth observation for disaster risk reduction for achieving the targets of the SDGs and SFDRR in China Ms. Suju Li, National Disaster Reduction Center, Ministry of Emergency Management (MEM), China • Three-Poles Environment and Climate Change, a new science initiative to contribute to the SDGs Mr. Xiao Cheng, School of Remote Sensing and Mapping, Sun Yat-Sen Univerisity • Potential international cooperation on geospatial technology under the framework of the Belt and Road Initiative Mr. Weicheng Wu, Key Lab of Digital Land and Resources, East China University of Technology 10:40-11:00 Tea Break Session 2: Space solutions for the SDGs Moderator: Mr. Jorge Del Rio Vera, UNOOSA Rapporteur: Mr. Imran Ahmed Khan, University of Karachi, Pakistan Ms. Jia Zhang, Chinese Academy of Sciences 11:00-12:30 • Present status and future perspective of global and regional earth observation system in China Mr. Cheng Wang, Earth Observation System and Data Center, CNSA • Introduction on Brazilian space programmes and the SDGs Ms. Amelia Onohara, Brazilian Space Agency • The progress of Fengyun satellite program and its application Mr. Qifeng Lu, National Satellite Meteorological Center, China Meteorological 4 Time Activity Administration (CMA) • The UK National Space Academy – international space education collaboration for greater global inclusivity, prosperity and equality Mr. Anu Ojha, UK National Space Centre and UKRI-STFC, United Kingdom • World Meteorological Organization supporting the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Mr. Werner Balogh, World Meteorological Organization (WMO) • China small satellite's contribution to the SDGs and its international cooperation mode Mr. Yufu Cui, DFH Satellite Co., Ltd. Lunch 12:30-13:30 * Beijing Hall (2nd floor). All participants are invited to join the lunch, which will be hosted by the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC). Session 3: Enhancing international space cooperation for the SDGs Moderator: Mr. Ruofei Gao, China Great Wall Industry Corporation (CGWIC) Rapporteur: Mr. Luis Diego Monge Solano, Central American Association for Aeronautics and Space (ACAE), Costa Rica Mr. Haixiao WANG, China Academy of Space Technology • Alliances in space cooperation to create new capabilities in space security: the Mexican experience Mr. Jesús Roberto Romero Ruiz, Mexican Space Agency • AOGEO: an innovative GEO regional cooperation initiative for the SDGs Mr. Xingfa Gu, AOGEO Lead/Aerospace Information Research Institute (AIR), China Academy of Sciences 13:30-15:10 • Practical strategies in the realization of the SDGs for the developing countries: key roles for the UNOOSA Regional Centres Mr. Ganiyu Ishola Agbaje, African Regional Centre for Space Science and Technology Education in English (Affiliated to the United Nations) • Regional coordination on improving water resources management and capacity building using remote sensing techniques Ms. Nivin Hasan, Royal Jordanian Geographic Centre • Serbia and the Balkans – united under SDGs Mr. Milan Mijovic, Serbian office for Space sciences, Research and Development • Regional Space Cooperation Enhancement Programmes under APSCO Platform Mr. Manop Aorpimai, Asia-Pacific Space Cooperation Organization(APSCO) • The Long March launch services -your reliable partner to sustainable exploration in space Ms. Yuanying Zhou,China Great Wall Industry Corporation (CGWIC) 15:10-15:30 Tea Break 5 Time Activity Session 4: Space law and policy for the SDGs Moderator: Mr. Niklas Hedman, UNOOSA Rapporteur: Ms. Maruska Strah, World Space Week Association Ms. Yizhen Yin，China Aerospace Science and Technology Consulting Co., Ltd. • Towards development-oriented space law and policy Mr. Bin Hu, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, China • The African space policy and strategy: towards social, political and economic integration of Africa Mr. Mahaman Bachir Saley, African Union Commission • Coordination mechanisms and resources to realize the Sustainable Development Goals 15:30-17:20 Ms. Minoo Rathnasabapathy, Space Enabled Research Group – MIT Media Lab • ‘Space for the Future, Space for All’ – Priority Items for the UN Space2030 Agenda Mr. Ryan Benson, Florida Benson LLC • Implementation of the UNISPACE+50 Thematic Priorities 2 and 3
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