Session overview

 

Below you can find the overview of all accepted conference sessions. The sessions are clustered according to the ESP Working Groups structure: Biome (B), Sectoral (S) and Thematic (T) Working Groups. Please click the titles below to read the session descriptions. Links to the ESP Working Groups are included to show the linkages between the conference sessions and the ESP community in general.

 

B. Biome Sessions

BWG 3– Forests & Woodlands

• B3 -  Ecosystem services from tropical Asian ecosystems: status, change and impacts, A. Gasparatos, et al. 

BWG 10 – Urban systems

• B10 - Sustainable urban planning and policy in the Global South:  endorsing and mainstreaming ecosystem services from blue-green infrastructure, D. Bhaskar, et al. 

S. Sectoral Sessions

SWG 9 – Indigenous people & Local communities

• S9 - Ecosystem services and Indigenous and local communities well-being K. Sangha, et al.

T. Thematic Sessions

TWG 1 – ES Assessment frameworks & Typologies

• T1 - Ecosystem services assessment covering diverse beneficiaries to improve ES related policy, T. Ota, et al.

TWG 4 – Mapping ES

• T4 - Using earth observation systems (EOS) to support ecosystem service assessments in forest landscapes, M. Lippe, et al. 

TWG 6 –  Integrated valuation of ES

• T6 - Integration of traditional and modern bioproduction systems for a sustainable and resilient future, O. Saito, et al. 

TWG 8 – Cultural services & Values

•  T8 - Approaches for assessing cultural ecosystem services and their sustainability, T. Matsuura, et al.

TWG 9 – ES & Public health

• T9a - Primary Health Care in Asia: A community-based healthcare system possibly most sustainable and closer to Planetary Health, R. Ogasawara, et al.
• T9b - ESP Asia Forum: Special Issue on “Gauging people’s sense of wellbeing from Eco-health perspectives in Asia” in ECOSER, M. Wada, et al.
• T9c - Health Promotion Meets Planetary Health: Insights from the Human Sciences, G. Mohacsi, et al.

TWG 13 –  Role of ES in Ecosystem restoration

• T13 - Stepwise ecological restoration for planetary health, J. Liu, et al. 

TWG 16 – ES Financing mechanisms (incl. PES)

• T16 - Policies and practices in payments for ecosystem services in Asia – key challenges and opportunities, T. Nguyen et al. 

O. Open Sessions

• O2 - Early-career researchers' perspectives: Challenges for eco-health, N. Shashidharan and N. Weins