2011 Global Cooperation for Disaster Management: Toward a More Secure World KOREA FOUNDATION GLOBAL SEMINAR PROGRAM BOOK Korea Foundation Global Seminar August 2011 The Korea Foundation Public Diplomacy Department Phone: +82 (02) 2046-8500 Fax: +82 (02) 3463-6075, 6076 E-Mail: [email protected] Location: 10-11F, Diplomatic Center Building 2558 Nambusunhwanno, Seocho-gu, Seoul, 137-863, Korea Mailing Address: Seocho P.O. Box 227, Seoul, 137-602, Korea Office Hours: 9 a.m.- 6 p.m., Monday to Friday www.kf.or.kr The Korea Foundation was promulgated on December 14, 1991 by the Korea Foundation Act (No. 4414). The mission of the Korea Foundation is to promote better understanding of Korea within the international community and to increase friendship and goodwill between Korea and the rest of the world through various exchange programs. The Korea Foundation also aims to foster global friendship by conducting a wide range of exchange activities between Korea and foreign countries around the world. The Foundation is an independent organization affiliated with the Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. The Foundation‟s main areas of activities include: Hosting, supporting and participating in various international exchange events Dispatching and inviting people for international exchanges Supporting overseas research on Korea and distributing results Promoting an accurate perception and understanding of Korea in the international community Promoting international friendship through cooperation with international exchange organizations Supporting activities of organizations related to overseas Koreans in order to enhance the image of Korea in the international community and to improve national solidarity Other programs necessary for accomplishing the Foundation‟s Mission 2 August 2011 Korea Foundation Global Seminar Table of Contents Table of Contents ................................................................................................................................... 3 Greetings from the President ................................................................................................................. 5 Introducing the Korea Foundation Global Seminar .............................................................................. 6 Program Objective ..................................................................................................................... 6 Organization of the KFGS .......................................................................................................... 6 Panel Discussions Topics ........................................................................................................... 6 Working Group Discussion Topics ............................................................................................ 6 Schedule ................................................................................................................................................. 7 Thursday, August 18th ................................................................................................................ 8 Friday, August 19th ..................................................................................................................... 8 Saturday, August 20th ................................................................................................................ 9 Sunday, August 21st .................................................................................................................. 10 Monday, August 22nd ............................................................................................................... 10 Tuesday, August 23rd................................................................................................................ 10 Panel Session Summaries .................................................................................................................... 12 Panel 1 – Natural Disasters ...................................................................................................... 13 Panel 2 – Pandemic Diseases .................................................................................................. 14 Panel 3 – Nuclear Energy ........................................................................................................ 15 Panel 4 – Global Cooperation .................................................................................................. 16 Participants .......................................................................................................................................... 17 Faculty Members ................................................................................................................................. 18 Natural Disasters ..................................................................................................................... 18 Pandemic Diseases ................................................................................................................... 18 Nuclear Energy ........................................................................................................................ 19 Fellows .................................................................................................................................................20 Working Group 1-Natural Disasters ........................................................................................20 Working Group 2-Pandemic Diseases ..................................................................................... 21 Working Group 3-Nuclear Safety ............................................................................................ 21 Working Group 4- Global Cooperation ................................................................................... 22 Lecture Materials – Natural Disasters ................................................................................................. 24 Expanding the Cooperative Effort Between Nation States During Catastrophic Natural or Man-Made Disasters ................................................................................................................ 25 Effective Disaster Response - “ShelterBox” ............................................................................. 27 A Consideration for the better Preparedness against Mega-Disaster: Lessons from the 2011 Great Eastern Japan Earthquake and Tsunami ......................................................................30 Lecture Materials – Pandemic Diseases .............................................................................................. 35 Response to Pandemic Influenza A (H1N1) 2009 ................................................................... 36 Pandemic Influenza: Using History to Look Into the Future .................................................. 42 Global and Regional Surveillance Networks for Emerging Infectious Diseases .................... 45 The Emergence and Control of Zoonotic Influenza– The Present Pandemic Threat ............. 49 Lecture Materials – Nuclear Energy .................................................................................................... 52 Nuclear Safety in the Post-Fukushima Era – The Path Forward ............................................ 53 The Future of Nuclear Power, Nuclear Non-Proliferation and the Management of the Nuclear Fuel Cycle ................................................................................................................................. 57 Nuclear Outlook: Above and Beyond the Fukushima Tragedy .............................................. 60 Nuclear Energy: Practical Energy Source for Future .............................................................. 64 Lecture Materials – Disaster Management ......................................................................................... 67 Summary for Panel Session 4 ..................................................................................................68 Planning for Pandemics and the Pandemic of 2009 ............................................................... 70 General Information ............................................................................................................................ 73 Korea Foundation Global Seminar Staff .................................................................................. 73 Korea Foundation Working Group Attendants ........... 오류! 책갈피가 정의되어 있지 않습니다. Sheraton Grande Walkerhill .................................................................................................... 73 3 Korea Foundation Global Seminar August 2011 Internet Service ........................................................................................................................ 73 VIP Lounge: August 18th to the 21st (8pm-12am) .................................................................... 73 Walkerhill Duty Free ................................................................................................................ 73 Korean Cultural and Historical Attractions ......................................................................................... 74 Seoul Area ................................................................................................................................ 74 Gyeonggi-do/The Demilitarized Zone ..................................................................................... 76 Gangwon-do ............................................................................................................................