“The Glasgow Leaders’ Declaration on Forests And Land Use was a milestone in recognizing forest as critical to achieve sustainable development and climate goals. In this session organized by CIFOR-ICRAF – global thought leader on forests –, country representatives, speakers for indigenous peoples, and researchers will discuss opportunities and challenges to an effective, efficient and equitable implementation of the Glasgow Declaration.”
Moderator: Pham Thu Thuy, CIFOR-ICRAF
Brief introduction (Moderator)
Presentations:
- Linking forest and low emission food production system (Christopher Martius, CIFOR-ICRAF)
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Christopher Martius
Interim Team Leader Climate Change, Energy and Low-Carbon Development, CIFOR-ICRAF
- Lessons learnt from REDD+ finance and benefit-sharing mechanism (Stibniati Atmadja, CIFOR-ICRAF)
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- National action plan to implement effective Glasgow Declaration on forest and land use: Lesson learnt from Vietnam (Vu Tan Phuong (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of Vietnam)
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Vu Tan Phuong
Vietnam Forest Certification Office/Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD), Vietnam
- From COP26 to COP27: The road of the Glasgow climate pact in the DR Congo (Blaise-Pascal Ntirumenyerwa Mihigo, Associate Professor of International Environmental Law, University of Kinshasa)
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Blaise-Pascal Ntirumenyerwa Mihigo
Associate Professor of International Environmental Law, University of Kinshasa
- Peru experience in implementing the declaration (Milagros Sandoval Diaz, MINAM’s Director General for Climate Change and Desertification)
Milagros Sandoval Diaz
Director of Climate Change, Ministry of Environment (MINAM), Peru
- Indigenous voice and concerns (Helen Magata, Tebtebba Foundation)
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Panel discussion
Q&A and interactive section with audiences
Closing
Organizers
