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United Nations E/CN.17/2010/INF.1 Economic and Social Council Distr.: General 30 June 2010 Original: English/French/Spanish Commission on Sustainable Development Eighteenth session 3-14 May 2010 Provisional list of participants Liste provisoire des participants Lista provisional de participantes Chairperson: H.E. Mr. Luis Alberto Ferraté Felice (Guatemala) Vice-Chairpersons: H.E. Mr. Mohamed A. A. Alahraf (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) Mr. Ulf Jaeckel (Germany) Mr. Eduardo Martin R. Meñez (Philippines) Ms. Tania Valerie Raguz (Croatia) Rapporteur: Mr. Eduardo Martin R. Meñez (Philippines) 10-44714 (E) 260710 *1044714* E/CN.17/2010/INF.1 Members/Membres/Miembros Country Representative Alternates Advisers Pays Representant Suppleants Conseillers Pais Representante Suplentes Consejeros Antigua and Barbuda Mr. John W. Ashe Mr. Conrod Hunte Ms. Janil Greenaway Argentina Mr. Homero Bibiloni Mr. Jorge Arguello Ms. Josefina Bunge Ms. Silvia Merega Mr. Fernando Escalona Ms. Ana Bianchi Australia Mr. Gary Quinlan Mr. Andrew McNee Mr. Ian Robinson Mr. Andrew Ms. Katy Lin Goledzinowski Mr. David Windsor Ms. Fleur Davies Mr. Andrew McNee Ms. Edwina Jones Ms. Annemarie Watt Ms. Genevieve Paterson Ms. Lana Kelly Ms. Anne Marie Watt Mr. Nicholas Birch Mr. Andrew Winter Ms. Julia Feeney Bahrain Mr. Tawfeeq Ahmed Mr. Ahmed Al-Muharraqi Almansoor Bangladesh Mr. Hasan Mahmud Mr. A.K. Abdul Momen Mr. Tauhedul Islam Mr. Md. Nojibur Rahman Mr. Lokaman Hussain Belgium Mr. Jan Grauls Ms. Nadine Gouzee Ms. Delphine Delieux Mr. Paul Magnette Mr. Moussa Badji Mr. Juan Pineiros Mr. Jean-Marie Wauthier Ms. Els De Picker Mr. Remy Merckx Mr. Griet Verbeke Ms. Ine Baetens Mr. Dieter Vander Beke Mr. Koen Moerman Ms. Aurore Peignois Mr. Ward Claerbout Mr. Yves Paquet 2 10-44714 E/CN.17/2010/INF.1 Members/Membres/Miembros Country Representative Alternates Advisers Pays Representant Suppleants Conseillers Pais Representante Suplentes Consejeros Brazil Ms. Maria Luiza Ribeiro Mr. Luiz Alberto de Mr. André Aranha Corrêa Viotti Figueiredo Machado Ms. Maria Teresa Mesquita Pessoa Mr. José Solla Vasquez Junior Mr. Paulo José Chiarelli Vicente de Azevedo Mr. Fernando de Azevedo Silva Perdigão Ms. Paula Rassi Brasil Ms. Maria Cristina Frias Mr. Marcelo Drügg Barreto Canada Mr. Patrick Chevalier Ms. Pamela Hay Mr. Philippe Charest Ms. Anne Castle Mr. Grez Filyk Ms. Sarah Coombs Mr. Bruno Steinke Mr. Patrick O’Neil Ms. Christine Morgan Ms. Anil Arora Ms. Ginny Flood Ms. Cheryl Boillard Mr. André Bourassa Ms. Stephanie Bowles Ms. Suzie Lemyre Ms. Kathy Palko Mr. Jeremy Adler Mr. Gordon Lloyd Mr. Emmanuel Prinet Ms. Stephanie Levy Ms. Lucie Deschênes Mr. Jay Hartling Ms. Twila Gaudet Cape Verde Mr. Antonio Pedro Monteiro Ms. Edna Barrero Lima China Mr. Li Baodon Mr. Liu Yuyin Mr. Li Kexin 10-44714 3 E/CN.17/2010/INF.1 Members/Membres/Miembros Country Representative Alternates Advisers Pays Representant Suppleants Conseillers Pais Representante Suplentes Consejeros Colombia Sra. Claudia Blum Sr. Jairon Montoya Sra. Alicia Lozano Sr. Juan Felipe Rengifo Costa Rica Sr. Jorge Urbina Sr. Jairo Hernández Sra. Magda Rojas Sra. Carolina Sevilla Sra. Gina Guillén Croatia Mr. Nikola Ružinski Mr. Ranko Vilović Mr. Neven Mikec Ms. Branka Pivčević Ms. Alemka Vrcan Ms. Tania Valerie Raguž Cuba Sr. Pedro Núñez Mosquera Sr. Rodolfo Benitez Sr. Raul Jorge Garrido Versón Vazquez Sra. Nadieska Navarro Sra. Mayte Masot Democratic Republic Mr. Alexis Leki Munungi of the Congo Equatorial Guinea Mr. Santiago Esua Nko Mr. Anatolio Ndong Mba Mr. Toribio Obiang Mba Mr. Desgracias Ikaka Mr. Deogracis Ikaka Nzamio Mr. Pierre Lamah Mr. Toribio Obiang Mba Meye Eritrea Mr. Araya Desta Mr. Tesfa Alem Seyoum Mr. Amanuel Giorgio Ms. Saba Habte Estonia Mr. Jaanus Tamkivi Mr. Tarmo All Mr. Rando Härginen Mr. Peeter Eek Ms. Ülle Vaht Ethiopia Mr. Berhanu Ayalew Mr. Yoseph Kassaye Bezabeh France Mme. Michéle Pappalardo M. Gérard Ruiz Mme. Claire Thuaudet M. Phillippe Ramet Mme. Anne Bourdy Mme. Sophie Taliere Mme. Sandrine Menard M. Stéphane Bernaudon Mme. Emmanuelle Swynghedaw Mme. Mathilde Isler M. Joseph Racape 4 10-44714 E/CN.17/2010/INF.1 Members/Membres/Miembros Country Representative Alternates Advisers Pays Representant Suppleants Conseillers Pais Representante Suplentes Consejeros M. Pierre Ravenel M. Julie Morizet Gabon M. Martin Mabala M. Rémy Ossele Ndong Mme. Marianne Bibalou Mme. Emmanuel Issoze- M. Clément Sima-Obame Ngondet Mme. Eléonore Léa Boukandou Mme. Rosine Engone M. Dieudonné Mfoubou Moudhouma M. Jonas Lola Mvou M. Marcelin Ndolia Nhaud Mme. Joséphine Patricia Ntyam-Ehya M. Théophile Nguema Assoumou M. Serge Thierry Mandoukou Ombegue Mme. Sylvie Ngwepamza Nkorouna M. Dominique Nzeng Mba Germany Mr. Peter Wittig Mr. Robert Rohda Ms. Gabriela Königsberg Ms. Katherina Reiche Mr.Elmar Eich Ms. Enken Tadsen-Duch Mr. Martin Ney Mr. Robert Hennies Ms. Steffi Richter Mr. Karsten Sach Ms. Stefanie Pfahl Ms. Anja Wucke Mr. Peter Silberberg Ms. Kerstin Uebel Ms. Annuschka Hilke Mr. Mathias Samson Ms. Claudia Koll Mr. Daniel Bongart Ms. Nadja Salzborn Mr. Werner Schneider Ms, Susann Schwarze Mr. Holger Bartels Mr. Michael Ernst Mr. Jürgen Maier Ms. Kerstin Imbusch Ms. Mirgit Engelhart Ms. Regina Maltry Mr. Florian Hübner Ms. Lena Mareike Maeckelburg Mr. Stefan Klingbeil Guatemala Sr. Luis Alberto Ferraté Sr. Gert Rosenthal Sr. José Alberto Briz- Gutiérrez Sra. Rita Mishaan Rossell Sra. Jimena Leiva Roesch 10-44714 5 E/CN.17/2010/INF.1 Members/Membres/Miembros Country Representative Alternates Advisers Pays Representant Suppleants Conseillers Pais Representante Suplentes Consejeros Sr. Luis Estuardo Rios González Sra. Mirttala Solórzano Sr. Rodrigo Hidalggo Taracena Sr. Pedro Gordillo Haiti M. Léo Mérorés M. William Exantus M. Frisnel Azor M. Jean Claudy Pierre India Mr. Hardeep Singh Puri Mr. Vijai Sharma Mr Rajiv Misra Mr. Manjeev Singh Puri Mr. Rajneesh Dube Mr. Sundeep Kumar Nayak Mr. Arindam Bagchi Mr. Rashid Hasan Ms. Chhanda Chordhury Mr. Saroj Mr. Randhir Jaiswal Ms. Namgya Khampa Mr. Rajeev Kumar Iran (Islamic Mr. Mohammad Khazaee Mr. Eshagh Al Habib Mr. Majid Shafipour Republic of) Mr. Mehdi Moghadasi Mr. Ahmad Rajabi Mr. Ardavan Zarandian Israel Ms. Gabriela Shalev Mr. Daniel Carmon Ms. Shuli Davidovich Mr. Eli Ben Toura Mr. Adam Schalimtzek Mr. Avi Ben Tal Mr. Yosef Goldstein Mr. Ron Gertner Ms. Galit Cohen Ms. Michal Bar-Tov Mr. Yossi Inbar Mr. Abraham Yerushalmi Mr. Josef Arie Mr. Nir Kantor Ms. Irit Zichor Ms. Tiferet Unterman 6 10-44714 E/CN.17/2010/INF.1 Members/Membres/Miembros Country Representative Alternates Advisers Pays Representant Suppleants Conseillers Pais Representante Suplentes Consejeros Japan Mr. Kazuhiko Takemoto Mr. Ryutaro Yatsu Mr. Masaya Sagawa Mr. Norihiro Okuda Mr. Takeshi Osuga Mr. Akira Nitta Mr. Shigeki Sumi Mr. Teruyoshi Hayamizu Mr. Fumio Ito Mr. Kazuya Otsuka Mr. Takanori Maeda Ms. Kishiko Suetsugu Ms. Misa Ono Mr. Sho Nakamura Mr. Satoshi Morita Kyrgyzstan Mr. Nurbek Jeenbaev Mr. Turdakun Sydykov Libyan Arab Mr. Mahmoud S.A. Elfallah Mr. Mohamed A.A. Mr. Midhat Elghdamsi Jamahiriya Alahraf Mr. Mohamed F.F. Elkreskshi Mr. Ali A. Ali Kurer Luxembourg Mme. Sylvie Lucas M. Jean Olinger M. Philippe Donckel Mme. Rita Raum-Degréve M. Adrien Vincentelli Malawi Mr. Charles Mtonga Mauritius Mr. Somduth Soborun Ms. Djaheezah Subratty Mr. Yousouf Ramjanally Ms. Prema Appadu Namibia Mr. Uahekua Herunga Mr. Kaire M. Mbuende Mr. Theo Nghitila Mr. Kalumbi Shangula Mr. Erasmus Shivolo Ms. Anne Namakau Mutelo Mr. Oscar Simasiku Muyatwa Mr. Vasco Ikosa Munfu Ms. Anna Nangolo Netherlands Ms. Gerritje Verburg Mr. Hans Glaubitz Mr. Hans Hoogeveen Mr. Jeroen T.M.G. Steeghs Mr. Dick de Bruijn Ms. Desirée N. Hagenaars Ms. Aida Tunovic Ms. Maresa Oosterman Mr. Henk van Hoorn Ms. Tessa Slagter Mr. Daan de Wit 10-44714 7 E/CN.17/2010/INF.1 Members/Membres/Miembros Country Representative Alternates Advisers Pays Representant Suppleants Conseillers Pais Representante Suplentes Consejeros Mr. Theodorus H. van der Put Ms. Lesha Witmer Ms. Wanda Cornelissen Mr. Gabe van Wijk Ms. Michaela Hogenboom Nigeria Mr. B. N. Olorunfemi Ms. U Joy Ogwu Ms. Ibukun Odusoste Mr. Bukun-Olu Onemola Ms. Georgina Ogbutor Ms. Biola Olanipekun Mr. B.B. Yahaya Mr. Haruna Ya’u Mr. Lawrence C. Anukam Mr. Idris O. Musa Mr. A. S. Yabo Mr. Femi Jemirin Ms. C. F. O. Ezenwa Mr. Adamu Emozozo Mr. A.S. Ogar Ms. U. H. Okwechime Ms. N. S. Benebo Mrr. Olatubosun Ayileka Ms. Margaret Okolo-Ebube Ms. M. A. Amachree Mr. R. K. Attahiru Mr. Mohammed N. Abubakar Ms. Bola Lambe Ogundeji Mr. L.P. Egopija Ms. Kabir Zyyana Mr. Attah A. Ejeh Mr. Olalekan Ade Lana Ms. M. A. Olanisakin Ms. G. C. Ujor Ms. Edna Deimi Tobi Ms. Amina Smaila Mr. O. Odibo Mr. R. S. E. Ismaila Mr. O.I. Olawale 8 10-44714 E/CN.17/2010/INF.1 Members/Membres/Miembros Country Representative Alternates Advisers Pays Representant Suppleants Conseillers Pais Representante Suplentes Consejeros Mr. R. O. Ebonine Ms. E. N. Oruche Mr. H. T. Abubakar Mr. E. Ntuyang Mr. O. W. Motajo Mr. O. C. Oladele Ms. Mauwa Keri Ms. Rametu Momodu Ms. Roni Ajao Mr. Chris N. Ojembe Mr. Joel Adagadzu Ms. Mojisola Amore Ms. Comfort A. Owolabi Mr. Alaya T. Nurudeen Mr. Lateef A. Olatokunboh Mr. S. Y. Ogirima Mr. Osita Anaedu Pakistan Mr. Hameed Ullah Jan Afridi Mr. Abdullah Hussain Mr. Amjad Hussain B. Sial Haroon Mr. Asad M. Khan Mr. Muhammad Javed Malik Philippines Mr. Libran N. Cabactulan Mr. Eduardo R. Meñez Mr. Jimmy D. Blas Ms. Margarita R. Songco Mr. Lazaro M. Garcia, Jr. Ms. Margarita M. Nepomuceno Ms. Diane Gail J. Llanto Ms. Joanna Maria Paola T. Imson Mr. Jose Pepito Cunanan Mr. Jose Paolo M. Evangelista Mr. Jose Martin M. Evangelista Poland Ms. Grażyna Henclewska Mr. Witold Sobków Ms. Jolanta Rawska- Ms. Beata Jaczewska Olejniczak Ms. Hana Will- Ms. Grażyna Sztandera Szczepankowska Mr. Pawel Herczyński Ms. Irena Juszczyk Ms. Beata Adamczyk 10-44714 9 E/CN.17/2010/INF.1 Members/Membres/Miembros Country Representative Alternates Advisers Pays Representant Suppleants Conseillers Pais Representante Suplentes Consejeros Ms.
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    REPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL COLLQUIUM ON WOMENS EMPOWERMENT, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, PEACE AND SECURITY THEME ON CLIMATE CHANGE AND GENDER Monrovia, Liberia 7- 8 March 2009 Introduction During the International Colloquium on Women’s Empowerment, Leadership Development, Peace and Security, a two-day session on the gender dimensions of climate change, environmental protection, and sustainable development was organized. The purpose of the session was to strengthen women’s participation in sustainable development and climate change; to make leaders aware of women’s roles in natural resource management and the linkage between gender and climate change; and to highlight the various sources of financing that could enhance women’s leadership. The theme lead for the session and its preparations was Aira Kalela, Special Representative on Climate Change and Gender of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland and the reporters were Hannie Meesters and Rebecca Pear from the Global Climate Change Alliance. The climate change session attracted about 100 participants from a wide range of countries and sectors (see annex). High level participants included H.E. Tarja Halonen, President of Finland; H.E. Mary Robinson, Former President of Ireland; H.E. Astrid Thors, Minister of Migration and European Affairs, Ministry of the Interior, Finland; H.E. Catherine Namugala, Minister of Tourism, Environment and Natural Resources, Zambia; H.E. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, Minister for Environment and Tourism, Namibia; H.E. Dr. Eugene H. Shannon, Minister of Lands, Mines and Energy, Liberia; Margot Wallstöm, Vice-President, Institutional Relations and Communication Strategy, European Commission; Monique Barbut, CEO, Global Environment Facility; Anna Tibaijuka, Executive Director, UN-HABITAT and Päivi Kairamo-Hella, Secretary General and Chief of Staff, Office of the President of Finland.
  • Wildlife Conservation in Zambia and the Landsafe Customary Commons

    Wildlife Conservation in Zambia and the Landsafe Customary Commons

    Wildlife conservation in Zambia and the Landsafe Customary Commons by I. P. A. Manning Thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Wildlife Management) The Centre for Wildlife Management Faculty of Natural & Agricultural Sciences University of Pretoria Pretoria Supervisor: Professor Wouter van Hoven February 2011 © University of Pretoria 3 Declaration: I, Ian Patrick Alexander Manning, declare that the dissertation which I hereby submit for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Wildlife Management) at the University of Pretoria, is my own work and has not previously been submitted by me for a degree at this or any other tertiary institution. SIGNATURE: _______________________________ DATE: _____________________________________ 5 From the standpoint of a higher socio-economic formation, the private property of particular individuals in the earth will appear just as absurd as the private property of one man in other men. Even an entire society, a nation, or all simultaneously existing societies taken together, are not owners of the earth, they are simply its possessors, its beneficiaries, and have to bequeath it in an improved state to succeeding generations, as boni patres familias (good heads of the household). Karl Marx – Capital If Africa is to take her rightful place among the continents, we shall have to proceed on different lines and evolve a policy which will not force her institutions into an alien European mould, but which will preserve her unity with her own past, conserve what is precious in her past, and build her future progress and civilisation on specifically African foundations. J.C. Smuts - Africa And Some World Problems 6 Wildlife Conservation in Zambia and the Landsafe Customary Commons by I.
  • In Africa and the Developingworld

    In Africa and the Developingworld

    Meeting the Challenges of Climate Change toTourism in Africa and theDevelopingWorld LUSAKA, ZAMBIA • 15-20 MAY, 2011 HOSTED BY Ministry of Tourism, Environment and Natural Resources, Zambia ORGANIZED BY International Institute for Peace through Tourism A MESSAGE FROM H.E. RUPIAH BWEZANI BANDA, PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA CONFERENCE PATRON I am delighted to announce that the Government of Zambia and the International Institute for Peace through Tourism (IIPT), will be hosting the 5th IIPT African Conference in Lusaka, Zambia, from 15-20 May, 2011. Zambia last hosted the Conference in 2005, and we are greatly honoured that we have been given the privilege to host the event again in 2011. The hosting of the event in Zambia gives us an opportunity to add fresh impetus to the drive to fully develop the tourism sector. Zambia recognises the important role that tourism can play in the economic and social development of Africa and the developing world. Tourism also helps to foster peace in the world as every traveller is essentially a peace ambassador. Let me take this opportunity to therefore invite stakeholders in tourism from all over the world to come to the Conference in Zambia and showcase models of best practice in mitigating and addressing the anticipated impacts of climate change to tourism in Africa and the developing world. I hope that you will attend this important Conference and I look forward to welcoming you to Lusaka. H.E. Rupiah Bwezani Banda President of the Republic of Zambia A MESSAGE FROM HON. CATHERINE NAMUGALA, MP, MINISTER OF TOURISM, ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES Distinguished invited delegates, welcome to Zambia and in particular to the 5th IIPT African Conference.