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Day 1 | Dec 6

All day Thematic Pavilions and Landscapes Laboratory

07:30 - 08:45 Registration and welcome coffee Location: 3rd Floor Registration Area

08:30 - 12:30 Side event: Building new alliances for sustainability in tropical states and provinces Governors’ Climate & Forests Task Force, supported by NORAD, USAID, US Department of State Room: Limatambo 1 & 2

08:30 - 12:30 Side event: Youth session Room: Limatambo 3

08:45 - 12:15 Side event: Civil society platform

08:45 - 10:15 Civil society sessions

1.1. The Africa Climate- 1.2. REDD+ as a means 1.3. How indigenous 1.4. Contrasting Intended Smart Alliance to achieve green peoples use landscapes Nationally Determined – a unique partnership and development in Peru’s approaches to conserve Contributions (INDCs) and systemic approach to food Madre de Dios region forests: Good practices international financing for insecurity and climate Regional Government of and challenges for food climate change in Latin change in Africa security and livelihoods Madre de Dios, World Wide America World Vision International Fund for Nature (WWF), Peru Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact Derecho, Ambiente y (AIPP) Recursos Naturales (DAR), Room: Cusco Salon 2 Country Office Room: Cusco Salon 3 Room: Urubamba Ford Foundation Room: Limatambo 4 & 5

10:15 - 10:45 Coffee break

10:45 - 12:15 Civil society sessions

2.1. Assessment of options 2.2. How international finance and socio- 2.3. Ensuring free, prior and for land use in a post-2020 environmental standards in infrastructure projects informed consent (FPIC) in REDD+ world in Latin America impact Amazon rainforests Global Environmental Forum, Japan; Environmental Defense Fund FUNDAR, Centro de Análisis e Investigación (Mexico), Research Institute for Humanity and (EDF) Fundación para el Desarrollo de Políticas Sustentables – Nature, Kyoto Room: Cusco Salon 2 FUNDEPS (Argentina), Asociación Ambiente y Sociedad – Room: Cusco Salon 3 AAS (Colombia) Room: Urubamba

2.4. Making the case for organic farming and for low 2.5. A rights-based approach to external input sustainable agriculture as climate-smart comprehensive land use planning landscape solutions The Center for International Environmental International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements Law (CIEL), Environmental Investigation (IFOAM), Humanist Institute for Co-operation with Developing Agency (EIA) Countries (HIVOS) Room: Arequipa Room: Limatambo 4 & 5

12:15 - 13:45 Lunch (Pavilions and Landscapes Laboratory open) 13:45 - 15:15 High-Level Opening Plenary Room: Limatambo Ballroom (1-5)

Negotiating landscapes for multiple benefits Opening Address (Coordinating Partner): Eduardo Rojas Briales, Assistant Director-General, FAO Opening Address (Host Country Partner): Juan Manuel Benites Ramos, Minister of Agriculture, Peru Keynotes: • Rachel Kyte, Vice President, World Bank • Peter Holmgren, Director General, CIFOR • Daniel Nepstad, Executive Director, Earth Innovation Institute • Victoria Tauli-Corpuz, UN Special Rapporteur Indigenous Peoples’ Rights • Fabiola Muñoz-Dodero, Executive Director, National Forest and Wildlife Service, Peru Moderator: Andrew Steer, President, World Resources Institute

15:15 - 15:45 Short break

15:45 - 17:15 Parallel Multi-Stakeholder Discussion Forums

1.1. Securing rights as a climate change 1.2. Technologies and 1.3. Knowledge products and tools for mitigation strategy innovations to better sustainable landscape management in a World Resources Institute, Rights and Resources understand changes in post-2015 development agenda land use Initiative (RRI), Governance Environment and International Union for Conservation of Nature Markets Initiative at Yale University’s School of World Resources Institute (IUCN), Program on Forests (PROFOR), Center Forestry and Environmental Studies (GEM) Room: Limatambo 3 for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) Room: Urubamba & Arequipa Room: Cusco Salon 3

1.4. Strengthening forest 1.5. Climate change, 1.6. Using spatial information to support decision landscapes to score Sustainable supply change – the making in national REDD+ strategies Development Goals future of sustainable UNEP-World Conservation Monitoring Centre (WCMC) on commodities International Institute for Environment behalf of the UN-REDD Programme and the REDD-PAC and Development (IIED), Center for Global Environment Facility project, Government of Peru (GEF) International Forestry Research (CIFOR) Room: Cusco Salon 2 Room: Limatambo 4 & 5 Room: Limatambo 1 & 2

17:30 - 19:00 Parallel Multi-Stakeholder Discussion Forums

2.1. The role of genetic diversity, traditional 2.2. Improving livelihoods in 2.3. Building a global knowledge and restoration of native plants in the Andean Region: Scaling up alliance for resilient climate adaptation and resilience innovations to integrate agriculture, landscapes International Institute for Environment and forestry and other land uses in a World Bank, TerrAfrica changing climate Development (IIED), Bioversity International, Room: Cusco Salon 2 International Potato Center (CIP), CGIAR Research Inter-American Institute for Cooperation Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food on Agriculture (IICA) Security (CCAFS), Asociación Andes Room: Cusco Salon 3 Room: Urubamba & Arequipa

2.4. Gender and resilience across 2.5. Integrating REDD+ and 2.6. Landscapes under pressure – the landscape: Lessons from Latin Aichi Biodiversity Targets: How reconciling the needs of conservation, America, Africa and Asia to create synergies in countries’ food security and economic development International Food Policy Research implementation Gesellschaft für Internationale Institute (IFPRI), Center for International Secretariat of the Convention on Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), Global Donor Forestry Research (CIFOR), University of Biological Diversity (CBDS), Forest Platform for Rural Development, Wageningen Missouri, International Potato Center Carbon, Markets and Communities University, International Center for Tropical (CIP), Ministry of Culture, Peru (FCMC) Agriculture (CIAT) Room: Limatambo 3 Room: Limatambo 1 & 2 Room: Limatambo 4 & 5

19:00 - 21:00 Knowledge Share-Fair: Exhibitions, networking and knowledge sharing Room: Entire 3rd and 4th Floor Foyers

Subject to change. Visit www.landscapes.org for the most up-to-date information. Day 2 | Dec 7

All day Thematic Pavilions and Landscapes Laboratory

07:30 - 09:00 Registration and welcome coffee Location: 3rd Floor Registration Area

09:00 - 10:45 High-Level Opening Plenary Room: Limatambo Ballroom (1-5)

Landscapes for climate and development Opening Address (Coordinating Partner): Ibrahim Thiaw, Deputy Executive Director, UNEP Keynotes: • Helen Clark, UNDP Administrator • Paul Polman, CEO Unilever • Yolanda Kakabadse Navarro, President, WWF International • Antonio Herman Benjamin, National High Court of Brazil • Maria Blanca Chancosa, Confederation of People of Kichwa Nationality, Ecuador (TBC) Moderator: Simran Sethi, TV Journalist

10:45 - 11:15 Coffee break

11:15 - 12:45 Parallel High-Level Dialogues

1. Resilience, vulnerability and 2. Minding the research-practitioner gap: climate-smart agriculture The implementation of integrated landscape approaches Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) Nations (FAO) Speakers: Speakers: • Joan Carling, Secretary General, Asia Indigenous Peoples’ Pact • Luis Felipe Arauz Cavallini, Minister of Agriculture, • David Cooper, Director Science, Assessment and Monitoring Branch, CBD Costa Rica • Jane Feehan, Natural Resources Specialist, • Martin Bwalya, Head of the Comprehensive Africa • Evelyn Nguleka, Acting President World Farmers’ Organization Agriculture Development Programme, NEPAD • Muriel Saragoussi, Scientific Manager, Large-Scale Biosphere Atmospheric • Eduardo Rojas Briales, Assistant Director-General, FAO Experiment, Amazonia • Milo Stanojevich, Director, CARE Peru • Terry Sunderland, Principal Scientist, CIFOR Moderator: Tony Simons, Director General, World Moderator: Mirjam Ros-Tonen, Scientist, Universty of Amsterdam Agroforestry Centre Room: Limatambo 1 & 2 Room: Cusco Salon 2

3. Financial forces in the landscape: Can fiscal and 4. A new climate agenda? Moving forward with trade policies reduce deforestation? adaptation-based mitigation United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Program on Forests (PROFOR) Speakers: Speakers: • María Cristina Morales Palarea, Minister of Environment, • Belete Tafere, Minister of Environment and Forestry Ethiopia Paraguay • Bianca Jagger, Bianca Jagger Human Rights Foundation (TBC) • Kare Chawicha Debessa, State Minister of Environment • Mark Burrows, Managing Director and Vice Chairman, Credit Suisse and Forestry, Ethiopia (TBC) • Heru Prasetyo, Head REDD+ Management Agency, • Simon Buckle, Head of Climate Change, Biodiversity and Moderator: Erick Fernandes, Agriculture Advisor, World Bank Group Water Division, OECD • Pavan Sukhdev, CEO of GIST and UNEP Goodwill Room: Limatambo 4 & 5 Ambassador Moderator: Tim Christophersen, Senior Programme Officer Forests and Climate Change, UNEP Room: Limatambo 3

11:30 - 13:00 High-level launch of 20x20 initiative: Restoring landscapes across Latin America CATIE, CIAT, WRI Room: Cusco 3

12:45 - 14:15 (Invitation only) Inter-Ministerial Dialogue: Towards a common climate agenda in agriculture and environment in Latin America IICA

12:45 - 14:15 Lunch (Pavilions and Landscapes Laboratory open) 14:15 - 15:45 Parallel Multi-Stakeholder Discussion Forums

1.1. Using climate-smart 1.2. Large-scale land restoration – 1.3. Factoring climate change into local technologies to scale up climate- creating the conditions for success development strategies: Lessons from smart agriculture practices CGIAR Research Program on Water, Land CATIE’s concept of Climate Smart Territories in Latin America, the Carribean and Africa World Agroforestry Centre and Ecosystems (WLE), International Room: Cusco Salon 3 Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT) Centro Agronómico Tropical de Investigación y Enseñanza (CATIE) Room: Cusco Salon 2 Room: Urubamba & Arequipa

1.4. Making Forest Information 1.5. Learning from REDD Safeguards 1.6. Advancing business engagement in a Systems work for REDD+ and Information Systems (SIS): Voices landscape approach beyond from research, policy and practice The Ministry of Economic Affairs of The Food and Agriculture Organization Center for International Forestry Netherlands, The Landscapes for People, Food of the United Nations (FAO) Research (CIFOR), REDD+ Social and and Nature Initiative (EcoAgriculture Partners), Room: Limatambo 3 Environmental Standards (REDD+ SES) Rainforest Alliance, Humanist Institute for Co- Initiative operation with Developing Countries (HIVOS) Room: Limatambo 1 & 2 Room: Limatambo 4 & 5

15:45 - 16:00 Short break

16:00 - 17:30 Parallel Multi-Stakeholder Discussion Forums

2.1. New findings on the dynamics 2.2. Forest economics: A synthesis 2.3. Will climate-smart agriculture between forests, land use and food of valuation studies in Zambia, help realize REDD+? security Tanzania and Panama Wageningen University, Norwegian International Union of Forest Research UN-REDD University of Life Sciences (NMBU) Organizations (IUFRO), Center for Room: Limatambo 4 & 5 Room: Limatambo 1 & 2 International Forestry Research (CIFOR) Room: Cusco Salon 3

2.4. Moving targets: Challenges 2.5. Jurisdictional approaches to REDD+ and experiences and opportunities for sustainability with multi-level governance: Bringing together global in “frontier” landscapes data, Latin American case studies and views from the Swedish International Agricultural ground Network Initiative (SIANI), EcoAdapt Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), Governors’ Room: Cusco Salon 2 Climate & Forests Task Force (GCF), The Nature Conservancy, National Forestry Commission of Mexico (CONAFOR) Room: Limatambo 3

18:00 - 19:30 Closing Plenary Keynote: Sir David King, Special Representative for Climate Change, UK Room: Limatambo Ballroom (1–5)

Closing Dialogue I Closing Dialogue II Financing sustainable landscapes From here to Paris: Strengthening our landscapes for climate action Keynotes: Keynotes: • Stephen Rumsey, Chairman of Permian Global • Janusz Zaleski, Deputy Director General, State Forests, • Tião Viana, Governor of the State of Acre, Brazil • Manuel Pulgar-Vidal, UNFCCC COP20 President and Minister • Raymond Landveld, UNFCCC Standing of Environment, Peru Committee on Finance • Per Pharo, Director, Norway’s International Climate and Forests Initiative Facilitator: Jane Feehan, Natural Resources • Christiana Figueres, Executive Secretary UNFCCC (TBC) Specialist, European Investment Bank Facilitator: Kit Batten, Global Climate Change Coordinator, USAID

Closing remarks: Manoel Sobral Filho, Secretary General, UNFF (TBC)

19:30 - 21:00 Cocktail

Subject to change. Visit www.landscapes.org for the most up-to-date information. Background Briefs landscapes.org/briefs

For background on the Forum topics, ongoing discussions and Theme 2.2 Forests, agriculture, mountains the latest research, take a look at the Global Landscapes Forum and land use in the new climate regime: briefs, available for download from landscapes.org/briefs. Resilience, vulnerability and climate-smart agriculture The briefs were developed by scientists from 10 leading In climate-smart agriculture (CSA), a set of methodologies for research and development organizations. During recent farming systems is tailored to the environment in which they are months, the authors collaborated on the Global Landscapes implemented. This includes the policy, financial and institutional Forum Science Committee and selected the Forum’s Civil frameworks. But which tools should policy makers apply in a Society Sessions and Discussion Forums. given context?

Theme 1 The implementation of Theme 3 Landscapes and the green integrated landscape approaches economy Addressing such critical challenges as food security, poverty, Economic growth does not necessarily demand the loss of climate change, safe water supply and biodiversity conservation natural resources. Supporters of a green economy call for requires stakeholders to collaborate across sectors, in what greater investments in technology and urge governments to cut are known as landscape approaches. Integrated landscape subsidies for high-carbon activities. The landscape approach can approaches have long featured in the scientific literature, but help in managing trade-offs by linking social, environmental and examples of full implementation in practice are scarce. What economic goals. What are the implications of the shift to a green needs to be done to close the research–practice gap? economy for governments, businesses and forest-dependent people? Theme 2.1 Forests, agriculture, mountains and land use in the new climate regime: Theme 4 Landscapes and the post-2015 Forests and climate change development agenda The growing demand for food and energy can be met without Forests, agriculture, and other land-use sectors provide the basis sacrificing forests and exacerbating climate change – but for achieving all the proposed Sustainable Development Goals. achieving meaningful emission reductions will require action A landscape approach can help identify policy measures that in all land-use sectors. At the same time, non-carbon goals contribute toward multiple goals, and inform future government such as protecting biodiversity and safeguarding community and private sector planning. Which targets and indicators can rights are critical. How can a new climate agreement make the be used to measure landscapes’ contribution to sustainable and connections? equitable development?

LAUNCHES 7 December 11:30 Latin American ministers will launch their 20x20 Initiative, a historic new commitment by agriculture and Media and Press Conference Room environment ministers across the region to restore and (ICA Room) reforest degraded land. Ministers from Ecuador, Peru, Mexico, and Costa Rica, as well as European investors backing the deal, will be available for interviews. Organizers include the 6 December World Resources Institute, International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT) and CATIE. 12:20–13:00 The World Agroforestry Centre will launch a new book by 86 authors from 44 institutions that highlights 12:50–13:30 The International Network for Bamboo and a new way by which small-scale farmers and foresters are Rattan (INBAR) will launch a series of new studies about coping with climate change. bamboo, which reveal that these massive grasses—prevalent in Peru and across the tropics—offer surprising solutions to 13:00–13:40 Global Forest Watch will release new forest the climate change woes hitting poor villages worldwide. data, including information about controversial industrial plantations developed to produce palm oil and pulp and 13:30–14:10 Forest Trends will launch the Spanish version paper. Three of the world’s premiere mapping experts, of its new report, Turning over a New Leaf: State of the Forest including the University of Maryland’s Matthew Hansen, Carbon Markets 2014. The recent report highlights the state of will participate. the global market for carbon. Session hosts

Exhibition hosts 3rd floor A. Family Farmers B. Food Security, Livelihoods REST ROOM The Westin Lima Hotel & Convention Center in Living Landscapes & Poverty Reduction

REST ROOM 1 Tropenbos International 2 WLE

EMERGENCY EMERGENCY EMERGENCY EMERGENCY EXIT EXIT EXIT EXIT 3 FAO 4 MINAGRI C. Green Economy & Sustainable Investments 5 AIRCA 6 INBAR 7 A EMERGENCY Finance Alliance for Sustainable EXIT 1 Trade (FAST) LIM A T A M BO B ALL ROOM 8 Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) D. Climate Change 2 5 Mitigation & Adaptation 9 Winrock International 3 B EMERGENCY EXIT 20 4 6 10 Bioversity International MINAM LIMATAMBO 1 & 2 LIMATAMBO 3 LIMATAMBO 4 & 5 21 Bosques Amazonicos SAC

Y EXIT 22 Woods Hole Research Center

EMERGEN C E. Gender 23 Fairtrade International 30 CIFOR, GGCA, ICIMOD, EMERGENCY EXIT SNV Netherlands Development REST ROOM 24 EMERGENCY EXIT CIAT and CCAFS 15 16 17 Organisation G REST ROOM 14 F 18 19 Forest Carbon, Markets and 28 29 25 13 EMERGENCY EXIT EMERGENCY EXIT Communities (FCMC) Program 12 30 E 7 8 9 10 11 27 26 Wetlands International EMERGENCY EXIT 26 C 27 USAID/Colombia BIOREDD+ 25 REGISTRATION AREA EMERGENCY EXIT .95 .95 .95 .95 .95 .95 .95 .95 .95 .95 .95 .95 Program .16.5 .16.5 .54 .54 VIP AREA .37 .37 24 1.16 11.92 .95 .95 .95 .95 .95 .95 .95 .95 .95 .95 .95 .95 D 23 20 21 22 MEDIA AND GLF F. Indigenous Peoples VIP AREA PRESS CONFERENCE ROOM SECRETARIAT Terrace: CHINCHA ROOM ICA ROOM PISCO ROOM Outdoor networking area 28 Instituto del Bien Común 29 Universidad Nacional de Ucayali, Pucallpa Peru / University of Richmond, Richmond, VA, USA 4th floor The Westin Lima Hotel & Convention Center G. Technology & Innovation Individual exhibitors and Landscapes Laboratory 11 CIFOR 16 International Food Policy 12 ICRAF 31 32 Research Institute (IFPRI) AMAZONAS REST ROOM PRAYING LOGISTIC PRE-FUNCTION 13 IUFRO ROOM URUBAMBA AREQUIPA SECRETARIAT AMAZONAS 33 17 Clinton Foundation 14 UNEP 34 18 Sigma Space Corporation REST ROOM 19 BlackBridge 31 Youth 35 32 IUCN

CUSCO 2 CUSCO 3 33 Universidad Nacional Amazónica de Madre de Dios

DIRECTORIO II DIRECTORIO I 34 RECOFTC 35 NCCSD

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