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Building
and Enabling Environment for Increasing Investment on
SLM Through Market Access and Trade
An
Exploratory Dialogue organised by The
Global Mechanism of UNCCD in collaboration with ICTSD
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Venue:
World Metheorological Organization
Geneva, Switzerland
31 January- 1 February 2007
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Description
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Documents
Presentations:
Session
1: Agricultural Production, Trade and Sustainable Land Management:
Opportunities and Constraints under Present Trade Regimes
Session
2: Emerging Opportunities for Enhancing Sustainable Use and Management
of Land and Natural Resources through Trade
- Rosie
Abdy Collins, PhytoTrade Africa, Zimbabwe/UK: New
markets and emerging opportunities: the case of natural products
- Rik
Kutsch-Lojenga, UNCTAD Biotrade Initiative, Switzerland: Empowering
national institutions with tools for bringing sustainable use
from theory to practice: lessons learned by working with different
MEAs
- Susan
Bingi, Uganda BioTrade Programme/UEPB, Uganda: Mainstreaming
sustainable land management in the national Biotrade programme
– Case of Uganda
- Hassan
Machlab, Ministry of Agriculture, Lebanon: Rural
drylands development in Lebanon through innovative market approaches
- Kaabi
Noureddine, Ministry of Development and International Cooperation,
Tunisia: Opportunities for
promoting aromatic, medicinal and non-ligneous plants in arid
regions in Tunisia
- Lorena
Jaramillo, Export and Investment Promotion Corporation (CORPEI),
Ecuador: Engaging local
and national stakeholders´ in sustainable trade of natural
products – Case Study from Ecuador
Session
3: Building Incentive Frameworks for Increasing Investment in SLM
through Sustainable Trade Development
- Markus
Lehmann, Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity
(CBD), Canada: Trade
in drylands biodiversity products as an incentive for sustainable
use: The work under the CBD
- Albert Mwangi, UNDP Dryland Development Centre (DDC), Kenya:
Policies and institutions
for promoting sustainable land management through trade in arid
regions
- Louise Gallagher, Economics and Trade Branch United Nations
Environment Programme, Swizerland: Economic
instruments in biodiversity-related multilateral environmental
agreements
- Martin Rokitzki, International Fund for Agricultural Development
(IFAD), Italy: New
architecture of international aid: Emerging instruments and
mechanisms and IFAD’s experience
- Alejandro Kilpatrick, the Global Mechanism of the UNCCD, Italy:
National financing strategies
for SLM
Session
4: Increasing Investment for SLM: Private Sector Engagement and
Community Participation
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