XIV World Forestry Congress...3 ©FAO/Riccardo Gangale Vision for forests and forestry 2050 For the first time ever, the World Forestry Congress (WFC) is hosted in the African region

XIV World ForestryCongress

PROGRAMMEDraft 17 July 2015

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The XIV World Forestry Congress (WFC) aims to build a new vision – a new way of thinking and acting – for the future of forests and forestry in sustainable development.

Investing in forests and forestry – in assets, in the enabling environment and in knowledge – means:

• integrating forests and other land uses

• enhancing the significant role of forests in climate change

• forests for improved food security

• making wood energy use more sustainable and efficient

• securing education and employment for youth

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Vision for forests and forestry 2050For the first time ever, the World Forestry Congress (WFC) is hosted in the African region. Africa epitomizes many of the most important global challenges and opportunities for forests and forestry including climate change, urbanization, and increasing demands for commodities and environmental services. Coupled with competition for public funding, and a need to empower local communities, engage the private sector and strengthen governance and institutional reform, these are some of the issues at the core of the theme “Forests and people: investing in a sustainable future” and they all require urgent action.

Forests and people: investing in a sustainable futureThe Congress will show that investment in forestry is an investment in people and, in turn, an investment in national economies and sustainable development. People are at the centre of sustainable development. Forestry has immense potential in empowering people, in helping eradicate poverty, and in sustainably managing resources, all leading to sustainable development.

Informing the Sustainable Development Goals and the 2015 Paris ClimateConference COP 21The Congress is very timely in terms of the post-2015 development agenda. Although the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are expected to be agreed just two weeks after the Congress, this gathering provides a great opportunity to consider the ways that forests can contribute to the implementation of the SDGs and the new climate change regime.

Innovative and inclusiveThe Congress serves as a key venue in 2015 for the world’s foresters – from decision-makers to local practitioners as well as partners from other sectors – to share their knowledge, experience and latest findings in a forum that will allow for challenging, constructive and sometimes controversial debate.

Critical issues will be addressed through the use of innovative approaches that engage participants in dynamic and stimulating dialogues. Key stakeholders, including young people, women, indigenous people and local communities, experts, practitioners and others from a wide range of sectors, will participate.

The stage is set for a participatory Congress where all participants will be given a platform for the voice of the constituencies they represent to be heard and where they will be free to share their

ideas, practices, technologies and experiences.

There will be a rich XIV WFC programme with plenary and technical sessions, special events and side events. More them 300 speakers are expected, many have

already confirmed their attendance. Check our website regularly to see updates on the XIV WFC Programme.

FacilitatorsThe Congress will have some well known facilitators, including Roberta

Annan from Ghana, who is an impact investment developer for Africa and advocate for women entrepreneurs, and news anchors Matt Frei,

Channel 4, and James Astill, The Economist.

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The growing threat of climate change has dramatically

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Mr Senzeni ZokwanaMinister of Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesSouth Africa

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10.00-17.30B – A pre-Congress event for forest producers

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09.00-17.00 10.00-17.30Social Media Boot Camp – Day 3 (FAO) Building Momentum – Day 2 (FAO–FFF)

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09.00-10.30Opening ceremony

10.30-12.00High-level dialogue on global forest agenda

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Plenary session

10.00-10.30Launch of the Global Forest Resources Assessment (FRA) 2015

10.30-12.30Sub-theme dialogues

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18.30-19.30Poster sessions

14.15-16.15Special eventMore than heat! Wood energy for the future

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TREEHOUSINGINTERNATIONAL WOOD DESIGN COMPETITION

TREEHOUSING is an international wood design competition featured by the XIV WFC. Housing for the world’s growing urban population and the threat of deforestation are two of the most significant issues facing humanity today.

TREEHOUSING challenges architecture students, professional architects and designers to develop innovative and sustainable wood housing and urban building solutions. Winners will be selected by an international jury led by Canadian architect Michael Green, who is known for his research, leadership and advocacy in promoting the use of wood.

XIV WFC technical papersXIV WFC will be hugely enriched by the inclusion of over 850 voluntary papers, more than 250 posters and 40 videos that have been submitted from over 100 countries. A number of the papers will be included in the sub-theme dialogues during the week. There will be a designated poster display area and submitted videos will be shown on screens in the Congress centre.

Exhibition areaA dedicated exhibition space has been established in the separate but easily accessible Durban Exhibition Centre. A number of exhibitions will be showcasing the work and products of many forest-related organizations. This area provides further possibilities for delegates to meet and network in between the main Congress events.

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Wangari MaathaiForest Champions Award 2015

To honour the memory of Kenyan environmentalist Wangari Maathai, a champion of forest issues

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H.E. Senzeni ZokwanaMini ter for Agriculture, Fore trRepublic of South Africa

H.R.H. Prince Laurent of BelgiumFA for Forethe Environment

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Speakers:H.E. Jacob Gedleyihlekisa ZumaMr. José Graziano da SilvaH.R.H. Prince Laurent of BelgiumH.E. Nkosazana Clarice Dlamini-ZumaH.E. Senzeni Zokwana

High-level dialogue –

H.E. Noël Nelson Messone

H.E. Shin Won-SupH.E. Ralava BevoarimisaChairpersons:H.E. General Bheki CeleHosny El-Lakany

Opening plenary

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Paula Caballero

Paulo AdarioPeter HolmgrenMiguel LoveraElizabeth de Carvalhaes

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Braulio F. de Souza Dias

Paula Caballero

Tony Simons

Victoria Tauli-Corpuz

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in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES)

Professor Edith VriesDirector General, Department of Agriculture,Fisheries and Forestry, Republic of South Africa

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Godwin KoweroAfrican Forest Forum

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New mechanisms and tools that could help to build a sustainable futureKey speakers: Luther Bois AnukurSergio Zelaya

, Director General, Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, South Africa

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(CBD), Robert Nasi, Deputy Director General Research (CIFOR), Cécile Ndjebet, African Women's Network for Community Management of Forests (REFACOF)

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Michael GreenArchitect, MGA

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Tiina Vahanen Associate Secretary-General,XIV World Forestry Congress

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A legacy of this Congress will be a set of key messages to be issued following the work in Durban.

These will underscore the importance of forestry’s contribution to the new post-2015 development

goals and pave the road for a new vision of forests and forestry, as well as for a new climate change agreement at COP21 in Paris in December 2015.

XIV World Forestry CongressOutcome

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Opportuni es and challenges for harnessing local forest management to improve rural livelihoods in Africa High-level launch of global inventory and assessment of bamboo and ra an FAO’s common vision for sustainable food & agriculture: enhancing forests’ sustainability through improved cross-sectoral governance mechanisms Inventorizing forest resources and conserva on/ re management Promo ng sustainable forest management (SFM) through the SFM toolbox An open dialogue with interna onal criteria & indicator processes to be er inform decisions that a ect sustainable forest management prac ces. Interna onal arrangement on forests beyond 2015 Genes, drones and satellites: the promise of new technologies for improving transparency and accountability in wood supply chains The way forward via integrated South-South Coopera on Building bridges - Halt forest loss through cross-sectoral approaches for the bene t of people, climate and nature Forest governance - from global ini a ves to na onal experiences Innova ve tools, methods and frameworks for sustainable landscape management Trees, landscapes & cer ca on – exploring the role of forest cer ca on beyond forests Manejo integral de cuencas hidrográ cas y el desarrollo forestal como medidas de mi gación y adaptación al cambio climá co Democra sing forest business: inves ng in successful locally controlled forest business models Forêts et changement clima que en Afrique Centrale The landscape of climate smart land use nance The ho est topic in forestry: how can we make woodfuels more sustainable? A new tool to guide us in tropical forests - The ITTO voluntary guidelines for the sustainable management of natural tropical forests Uneven-aged silviculture in tropical forests: barriers, opportuni es and challenges

40 years of community based forestry – status, impacts and trends Highligh ng the music, art and tradi ons of forests: an evening of forest culture Quel rôle pour les concessions dans la ges on durable des forêts tropicales? Bilan des expériences africaines, amazoniennes et asia ques TFD @ 15: A celebra on of 15 years of dialogue Sustainable forest conserva on and integra on of outputs in SADC countries Puits Carbone agrofores er Ibi village, un modèle innovateur pour la ges on du paysage du plateau des Batéké en République démocra que du Congo The role of fast-growing trees in rural development Improving na onal ownership of data collec on for informed decision-making Mecanismo conjunto de mi gación y adaptación para el manejo integral y sustentable de los bosques Suppor ng innova ve nancial mechanisms for forest conserva on: cer fying the provision of forest ecosystem services Sustainable forest landscapes Constraints and opportuni es for novel evalua on approaches of forest-based interven ons and policies: learning from the past US forest inventory analysis: building success on collabora ve partnerships Restorasi Ekosistem Riau (RER): Restora on of peat forest area on Indonesia’s Kampar Peninsula Mul -purpose planted forests as an element of sustainable landscapes Challenges and best prac ces in the forest sector of southern Africa Bosques na vos y cul vados sostén del desarrollo sustentable de Misiones: Forestoindustria, agroindustria y turismo Gender in forest, agroforestry and tree value chains: examining interven ons and impacts

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Crossing science boundaries for the bene t of forests and people - IUFRO Directors’ Forum Intergra on of agroforestry and conserva on agriculture (CA) through LandCare in South Africa Capacitación y jornada de reforestación Innova ng forestry educa on and training: e ec ve learning in the new era Forest resources and how they are changing La aplicación del Protocolo de Nagoya en Brasil: como se están preparando las comunidades? Foro “experiencias de México en el sector forestal sustentable” The Bonn Challenge to restore forest landscapes: moving from commitment to implementa on partnerships Pu ng science into prac ce – a mul stakeholder approach to be er monitor the social and biodiversity impacts of forest cer ca on China’s conversion of cropland to forest program: environmental & socioeconomic impacts of world’s largest a oresta on-based eco-compensa on scheme Promo ng decent work in forest cer ca on – moving beyond ILO conven ons Future forests - exploring integrated solu ons on mul ple challenges Open Foris - free and open source tools for data collec on, analysis and repor ng Contemporary wood tracking and supply chain controls in the mber trade: valuable addi on or distrac on from governance improvements? Cost-e ec ve na onal systems for monitoring carbon stocks and emission factors in the context of REDD+ and MRV Planta ons for sustainable produc ve landscapes Be er outcomes for people and forests: the importance of locally-tailored solu ons, long-term commitments and working in partnership Making forest environmental services count: towards a be er understanding of their responsible governance CHISAN – Evolving Japanese tradi onal ecosystem-based disaster risk reduc on technology Art of communica on and building capacity for forest tenure, governance and society diversity Understanding deforesta on-free: ways forward to end deforesta on Landscape REDD+: the biggest new game in forest management; but where are the foresters? Sharing experiences on the implementa on of na onal forest monitoring From Rome to Durban: a promise on monitoring and assessment of drylands for sustainable management and restora on Func onal restora on of rural landscapes in Mesoamerica Trading and preserving forests: tools for sustainable and legal trade in mber and non-wood forest products Big data, deep insights: Global Forest Watch presents ve stories to watch Social protec on for building resilience of forest dependent people Forest sector educa on and training for green employment: ge ng it right in southern Africa Driving change in forest governance: public forest agencies in the twenty- rst century Promo ng sustainability: criteria and indicators in the post-2015 development agenda Addressing global challenges – land degrada on, climate change and rural livelihoods: what is the role of tree gene c resources? Invest in us – forest smallholders, community forest members and indigenous peoples in Asia The Woodstock Movement: innova on in stride with challenge Integrated forest and food security policies – a success story (the experience of the Republic of Korea)

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ITTO & CITES: Collabora on on threatened tropical tree species Women leading forest management in the tropics: cases from Africa, Asia and La n America Promo on de la gouvernance fores ère en Afrique Centrale Vibrant and thriving social forestry in Southeast Asia for inves ng in a sustainable future Climate smart forestry: transforming government climate commitments and “deforesta on free supply chains” into reality Educa ng for sustainable forest management Forest landscape governance: what it is, what we know, what we s ll need to learn S mula ng rural economies through good forestry and new mber products Improving forest administra on in Central Asia Landscapes and livelihoods: forest and farm producer organiza ons sharing their stories Poverty and forests Forest landscape restora on: vision, progress and challenges in eastern and southern Africa Emerging perspec ves on New Zealand forests REDD+, ou ls SIG et e cacité des ac ons de terrain : retour d’expérience d’un projet REDD+ à Madagascar Créer et gérer une foret communautaire, exemple d’Ando-Kpomey au Togo.Promo ng sustainability: criteria and indicators in the post-2015 development agenda

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Comba ng illegal logging in the Congo Basin, the role of China in driving solu ons Building a robust evidence base for integrated landscape management Comunicar y educar para la cuidar nuestros bosques Vulgariser la stratégie genre du REFADD en ma ère de REDD+ et adapta on aux changements clima que en Afrique Centrale Ges on intégrée et suivi des forêts en Afrique Centrale Making monitoring ma er: how has the use of open-source technology in community-based forest monitoring improved local and external decision making? Incorpora ng climate change science into forest management decisions - challenges and lessons learned

Forest tenure reforms: what are the current trends in reforms and the lessons learned in implementa on? Integra ve approaches to improve sustainable forest management under climate change Russian forests: present and future The Great Green Wall for the Sahara and the Sahel ini a ve Exploring opportuni es to improve inter-regional coopera on in eastern and southern Africa on tackling the illegal trade in mber How to scale REDD+ investment, sustain livelihoods and safeguard forest peoples’ rights Opportuni es and challenges in managing landscape beyond forest: experiences from di erent regions Enhancing agroforestry to increase smallholders’ resilience: the example of the Agroforestry Technical Assistance Facility (ATAF) of the Moringa Fund Governance innova ons to combat illegal logging – experience with FLEGT VPAs, legality veri ca on and mber cer ca on systems Tradi onal values, prac ces and forest policy: transforming local challenges into renewed partnership Les forêts pour la sécurité alimentaire et la nutri on en Afrique Centrale Experiencias en la restauración de áreas degradadas por la mineria aluvial en la Amazonia Peruana Experiences of implemen ng the resilient landscape approach in the uMngeni catchment, South Africa. Building governance capacity for strategic investments in forests, climate change, and livelihoods Developing bene t-sharing arrangements for REDD+ Implemen ng large-scale forest and landscape restora on: challenges and opportuni es Steering Commi ee mee ng of Forestry College Deans mee ng mechanism in the Asia-Paci c region The global landscapes forum investment roadmap: pathways to scale Unlocking the real value of forests through strengthening locally controlled forestry Une foret, une opportunité, une famille durable

Global green growth forum Interna onal experiences of Wallonia-Brussels in the management of the forests: from the sky to the ground and from technologies to good governance Mangrove forests and ecosystems – opportuni es and challenges for their future Global forest science coopera on - inves ng in knowledge genera on, capacity building and educa on in forestry Launching of the “Regional report on the role of forests in a green economy transforma on in Africa” Quality na ve seed for forestry and restora on Crea ng an enabling environment for sustainable development of small scale and community-based forest enterprises Di eren al responses of Robinia pseudoacacia and Platycladus orientalis in the mixture forest to the clima c change Promo ng sustainably cer ed NWFPs to sustain livelihood of local communi es who depend on forests Using evidence-based engagement and communica ons to inform global forestry policies and prac ce Satellite monitoring for forest management, planning and natural capital accoun ng Forests for all forever - driving change through shared value and demand Chinese footprints in African forests – nding a green path to prosperity? Situación de los bosques en América La na y el Caribe Scaling up success: re-greening degraded lands in six prac cal steps Visión Amazonía en Colombia: desarrollo bajo en carbono y crecimiento verde The role of tropical forests in local community-based adapta on to climate change: key examples from South Asia Manejo de bosque tropical y servicios ecosistémicos: de Costa Rica para el mundo REDD+ implementa on under joint credi ng mechanism Forest change and transi on in the Asia-Paci c region – exploring the past, present and future CBFA mega-map side-event: from con ict to collabora on Low carbon technology partnership ini a ve (LCTPi) (forest sector)

Be er informa on for be er forest governance – the role and poten al of forest governance assessment and monitoring Fast growing trees as driving forces for food security and sustainable development in rural areas The resilience of community forest conserva on ini a ves in mes of global change When a satellite maker meets a forester Resources for the future: transforma on in forest use Comba ng illegal logging in the Congo Basin, the role of China in driving solu ons Building a robust evidence base for integrated landscape management Comunicar y educar para cuidar nuestros bosques Vulgariser la stratégie genre du REFADD en ma ère de REDD+ et adapta on aux changements clima ques en Afrique Centrale Ges on intégrée et suivi des forêts en Afrique Centrale Making monitoring ma er: how has the use of open-source technology in community-based forest monitoring improved local and external decision making? Incorpora ng climate change science into forest management decisions - challenges and lessons learned Proceso de consulta previa de la propuesta del reglamento de la nueva ley forestral y de fauna silvestre, del Peru CEO forum on bamboo Integra ng forests and other land uses: a case study on rehabilita ng forests in slash-and-burn valleys in Nepal

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Challenges and solu ons to managing and controlling the spread of invasive species (par cularly prosopis) in dryland ecosystems. Integra ng green and gray infrastructure: the contribu on of urban and peri-urban forests to sustainable ci es Technical forest assistance on Amazon rain forest: case studies Beyond carbon: climate protec on ini a ves and their contribu ons to improved forest governance - perspec ves from Southeast Asia and the Paci c Gender ma ers in forestry - challenges and opportuni es Policy dialogue on social forestry in Southeast Asia: inves ng in a sustainable future for people and forests in ASEAN O cial – trees are good for you: the magic of measurement Lancement du « Mémento fores er » Mejorando la gobernanza forestal en Honduras Voluntary “deforesta on-free” commitments and their role in hal ng deforesta on No North without South, no South without North: the urgent need for an integrated view on global forests Leveling the playing eld for legal trade: scaling up what works, perspec ves from the Asia Paci c region Showcasing South Africa’s innova ve biore nery technologies Global forest survey - a global network of eld plots to freely share knowledge and data on forests Mecanismo conjunto de mi gación y adaptación para el manejo integral y sustentable de bosques en armonía con los sistemas de vida de la madre erra An interna onal union: accelera ng the science and prac ce of agroforestry for local and global sustainability FAST framework to facilitate access to nance for FSC cer ed SMEs – sharing experience Securing funding to secure our forests Up-scaling the global mber tracking network: innova ve technologies to combat illegal logging worldwide are ready for prac cal implementa on. Electronic tools for ensuring mber legality and wood u liza on Rising to the challenge: strengthening nancing for sustainable forest management Restoring trees to the landscape to bring 25 million farmers out of poverty The land-use dialogue: a new engagement pla orm to address compe ng stakeholder interests in implemen ng the landscape approach

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Coopera on with green consumers toward demand expansion of sustainable mber products Improving data on socioeconomic bene ts of forests Coopera ng to improve the use of remote sensing as a forest monitoring tool: The Global Forest Observa ons Ini a ve (GFOI) Improving governance by building capacity in the Democra c Republic of Congo Making the right connec on - workshop on improving how we communicate with society Commonwealth Forestry Associa on standing commi ee Community forestry and REDD Improving governance & nancing for forests The interna onal forests & water dialogue: outcomes and key messages LandCare: Providing a framework for community mobiliza on and appropriate structures for natural resource management

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CONTACTSTrevor AbrahamsSecretary-GeneralXIV World Forestry CongressDepartment of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries South [email protected]

Tiina VahanenAssociate Secretary-GeneralXIV World Forestry CongressForestry DepartmentFood and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

Registration, exhibitions, accommodation and general inquiries [email protected] technical [email protected]

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XIV World Forestry Congress...3 ©FAO/Riccardo Gangale Vision for forests and forestry 2050 For the first time ever, the World Forestry Congress (WFC) is hosted in the African region