Registration for training

Training on IES by GIZ German Development Cooperation

Lunch

Training (continued)

(Training continues on Tuesday)

Pre- conference registration

Registration

Opening and Cultural Performance

Welcome addresses

Keynotes
Prof. Robert Costanza - 'Applying ecosystem services concepts for managing landscapes in Asia and the Pacific'
Dr. Jae Chun Choe - 'The ‘Unsparingly’ Giving Nature and How to Appreciate Its Services'

Networking day:
Poster sessions and presentations by ESP country representatives
11:30 Guided poster tours

Lunch

Asia ESP Member Forum 1
(in plenary)

Poster session (continued)
Ecosystem Services Market "Nature's Gift"
Youth Event
Exhibitions
(with flexible coffee break around 15:30)

National Network meetings & KESNet Member Forum
(in parallel)

Break

Welcome Reception

Registration
(day passes)

Opening & Keynotes
Dr. Kim Chong-Chun
Dr. Beria Leimona

Parallel sessions, block 1

B:
B1 - Dynamics of Marine ES and their application to marine and coastal mgmt (Sapphire room, 11F))
B2 - Coral reef ES in Asia-Pacific (room 208)
B4 - (09:30-12:20!) Ecosystem functions of Ansan reedbed wetland and the role of local communities (meeting room of Ansan Reed Wetland Park - different venue!)

O:
O1 - (14:00-17:30!) National Ecosystem Assessment (room 214)
O6 - Open session (main conference hall)
O7 - Increasing the policy impact of ecosystem service assessment and valuations - insights from practice (Emerald room, 11F)

T:
T2 - Integrated assessment of ES in water resources management decision making (room 201)
T3 - Evaluating the impacts & enhancing the effectivenss of China's ecosystem restoration programs (room 202)
T6 - Nongovernmental voluntary PES (room 205)
T8 - Assessment of provision & consumption of ES (room 220)

Lunch

Parallel sessions, block 2

B:
B1 - Dynamics of Marine ES and their application to marine and coastal mgmt (CONTINUED) (Sapphire room, 11F)
B5 - (15:30-17:30!) Ecosystem Services of Lake Shihwa and Its management (room 208)

O:
O1 - National Ecosystem Assessment (CONTINUED) (room 214)
O3 - (13:00-17:00!) Nature for Peace (Emerald room, 11F)
O5 - Assessing vulnerability & resilence towards co-investment for ES in tree-based agricultural landscapes - a training workshop (room 202)

S:
S3 - National Park Management based on ES (main conference hall)

T:
T1 - Future Scenarios and Modelling of Biodiversity and ES in Asia (room 201)
T5 - (13:30-15:10!) Citizen monitoring and PES (room 208)
T6 - (13:30-14:30!) ES Policy and Nongovernmental Voluntary Payment for Ecosystem Services (CONTINUED) (room 205)

Field Trips

Registration
(day passes)

Parallel sessions, block 1

B:
B7 - Urban ecosystem services : evaluation, engineering and mgmt (room 205)
B8 - Urban Forest & Cities Biodiversity (main conference hall)

S:
S2 - Business and ES: a multi-stakeholder shared experience in ES coinvestment (room 214)
S4 - Natural world heritage sites and their role in provisioning ES including disaster risk reduction & climate change adaptation in the Asia-Pacific region (room 220)

T:
T7 - REDD+ as a payment for ES (room 208)

Lunch (possibly until 13:45)

Keynote
Madhav B. Karki, Ph.D. - 'Ecosystem services for sustaining socio-economic and environmental progress and enabling attainment of SDGs'

Asia ESP Member Forum II
- Workshop Results & Panel Discussion: "Way Forward"
- Recommendations

Closing session
- Next Asian ESP Conference
- Fund-delivery ceremony
- Poster Award

Departure