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DANISH EMBASSY Brasilia DRAFT (PLEASE NOTE ALL DANISH EMBASSY brasilia DRAFT (PLEASE NOTE ALL APPOINTMENTS ARE TO BE CONFIRMED) Visit to Brasília and Belem The Environment and Regional Planning Committee March 2-8, 2009 _______________________________________ Sunday, March 1, 2009 06:50 Departure from Copenhagen Airport TAP Flight TP0503 09:30 Arrival Lisbon Airport 10:20 Departure from Lisbon Airport TAP Flight TP0173 17.00 Arrival in Brasília (Juscelino Kubitschek International Airport) The Ambassador will meet the The Environment and Regional Planning Committee Transfer to Hotel Meliá 21 SHS Qd. 6 conj. A Bl. D Tel. +55 61 3218-4700 Fax +55 61 3218-4705 [email protected] www.solmelia.com Evening free Monday, March 2 2009 09.40 Departure for INPE 10:00 Surveillance – an important mean to reduce deforestation Meeting with Thelma Krug, National Institute for Space Research (INPE) 11.00 Transfer to Ministry of Environment 11.15 The role of forest in a future climate regime Meeting with Sérgia de Souza Oliveira, Head of department, Climate Change 12.15 Tranfer to Marietta 12.30 Lunch at Marietta DANISH EMBASSY brasilia 13.30 Tranfer to Ministry of Foreign Affairs 13.45 Bio fuels – challenges on sustainability Meeting with André do Lago 14.45 Bio fuels – its role in a future climate regime Meeting with Claudia Santos 15.45 Transfer to Greenpeace’s office in Brasília 16.00 The quality of the work done on environment and climate change by the Brazilian government Meeting with Marcelo Furtado, Greenpeace, and Morgaine Gaines, Vitae Civilis 17.15 Transfer to Hotel Melia 19. 10 Transfer to the ambassador’s residence 19. 30 Dinner hosted by the ambassador Danish Embassy in Brasília SES – Avenida das Naçoes Q. 807, lote 26 70200-900 Brasília – DF Brazil Tuesday, March 3 2009 09.00 Brazil as a player on the international scene Meeting with Hebe Guimaraes-Dalgaard, International Advisor in the Senate 10.00 Transfer to Ministry of Environment 10.15 Brazil’s national plan on climate change – What is actually in it? Meeting with Suzana Kahn, State Secretary Ministry of Environment 11.15 Transfer to restaurant Oca da Tribo DANISH EMBASSY brasilia 11.30 The Brazilian ambitions on environment and climate – Where is the country heading? Meeting with Brazilian politicians 13.00 Working lunch with Brazilian politicians 14.30 Transfer to The Forest Service 15.00 Forest management – a top priority to the Brazilian government Meeting with Raquel Breda dos Santos, head of division for international cooperation 16.15 Transfer to hotel 17.45 Check out at hotel (Eric Costa Ribeiro will assist delegation) 18:15 Transfer to Brasilia Airport 20:15 Departure for Belem TAM flight JJ3448 22.50 Arrival at Belem Transfer to Hotel Crowne Plaza Avenida Nazare 375 Belem, 66035-170 Brazil Hotel Front Desk: 55-91-32022000 http://www.ichotelsgroup.com/h/d/cp/1/en/hotel/BPRHI Wednesday, March 4 2009 9:30 Transfer to Dalhoff Larsen & Hornemann 10.00 Sustainable forestry – the challenges and how to get there Meeting with environmental manager of DLH, Eric Albrecthsen DANISH EMBASSY brasilia 11.30 Tour of the DLH Sawmill 13.00 Lunch hosted by Dalhoff Larsen & Hornemann 15.30 Transfer to Prefeitura de Belém 15.45 Local initiatives on reducing deforestation Meeting with local authorities 17:00 Transfer to hotel 19:00 Dinner in Belém at the harbour – Estação das Docas Thursday, March 5 2009 – Belem field trip Visit to forest management project – Trip will be arranged with support from local organisations Friday, March 6 2009 – Belem 9.45 Transfer to IMAZON 10.00 The challenges of reducing deforestation Meeting with IMAZON – local NGO afternoon At your own disposal evening Dinner hosted by the minister Saturday, March 7 2009 – Belem Morning free 11.30 Check out 11:45 Transfer to Belém Airport DANISH EMBASSY brasilia 14:05 Departure from Belém Airport TAM flight JJ3455 16:15 Arrival at Fortaleza Airport (OBS! Luggage must be collected and new check in carried out) 21:00 Departure from Fortaleza Airport TAP flight TP0168 Sunday, March 8 2009 - Copenhagen 07:00 Arrival in Lisbon Airport 09:15 Departure from Lisbon Airport TAP flight TP0504 14:00 Arrival in Copenhagen .
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