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SusAm
registration form
Please complete the following registration form and return
it via fax or post to the below address. You also can use our
online registration form (http://www.susam.net) and send it
to us per email. We will contact you promptly upon receipt
of your registration.
First Name:
Last Name: Title:
Institution:
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I would like to participate at:
Working group 1
Population, development and migrations in Amazonia
Working group 2
Land, Livelihoods and Conflict in Amazonia
Working group 3
Amazonia between local and global
Working group 4
Regional policy and planning structures in Amazonia
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Eberhard Karls-Universität Tübingen
Geographisches Institut
Projekt »Sustainable Amazonia«
Hölderlinstr. 12
72074 Tübingen
Germany
Fax: +49 (0) 7071-29-5318
E-Mail: sustainable.amazonia@uni-tuebingen.de
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location workshop
Beira Rio Hotel
Av. Bernardo Sayão
4804 - Belém - Pará
CEP 66075-150
http://www.beirariohotel.com.br
Organiser:
Network »Sustainable Amazonia«
Project-Coordinator:
Eberhard Karls-Universität Tübingen
Geographisches Institut
Projekt »Sustainable Amazonia«
Hölderlinstr. 12
72074 Tübingen
Germany
Fax: +49 (0) 7071-29-5318
E-Mail: sustainable.amazonia@uni-tuebingen.de
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Sustainable Settlement Patterns
in Amazonia
Theoretical foundations
Research results
Strategic options
Political implications
SusAm
15th – 18th June 2003
Belém
Against the background of changing settlement structures
in Amazonia, the implementation of regional
sustainable development becomes an increasing challenge
for science, politics and planning. Sustainable
settlement patterns are an indispensable precondition
for the conservation of resources and the battle against
poverty in this region.
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SUSAM-network
The superior aim aim of of the the SUSAM-project, which which is supis
ported supported by the by European the European Commission, is the is development
the develop-
of ment adjusted of adjusted strategy strategy concepts concepts and regulation and instruments regulation
for instruments a sustainable for a regional sustainable development regional in development
the Amazon
region. in the Amazon Therefore region. the dialogue between applicationoriented
Therefore science, the dialogue politics, between planning application-oriented
and regional interest
groups science, will politics, be of planning central significance.
and regional interest groups
will be of central significance.
The formation of the multilateral and interdisciplinary network
»Sustainable Amazonia« is an integral part of the SUSAMproject.
The SUSAM-network consist of academic institutions
and NGOs from Brazil, Bolivia and the EU, which all have a long
experience in research, politics or planning on the Amazon
region:
Eberhard-Karls-University of Tübingen,
Department of Geography, Centre for Research on Latin America,
Germany (Project-coordinator)
Federal University of Rio de Janeiro,
Instituto de Geociências (Department of Geography), Brazil
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE),
Department of Social Policy, United Kingdom
École Normale Supérieure,
Département de Géographie, Paris, France
Friends of the Earth - Amazon Programme, Brazil
Instituto Latinoamericano de Investigaciones Sociales,
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES ILDIS), La Paz, Bolivia
Prof. Dr. H.C.F. Mansilla, La Paz, Bolivia
The concentration of the different professional and regional
competencies in the SUSAM-network is to promote the
intercultural and interdisciplinary exchange of experience,
and to discuss strategies for the implementation
of regionally adapted land use systems in the
Amazon region.
SusAm
programme
This event will be the first of two workshops, organised
by the SUSAM-project. The workshops will supplement
each other concerning their content, and are intended
to be a platform for an intensive discussion of current
problems among experts from research and practice,
working on issues related to regional development in
Amazonia, and representatives from different social
groups in Amazonia.
Objective of the workshop is to contribute to the formulation of
strategies for sustainable regional development in Amazonia
through interdisciplinary comparison and intensive discussion.
The focus of interest consist of the exploration of rural-urban
linkages and their potentials and limitations for the formulation
of strategies for sustainable settlement patterns in Amazonia.
Sunday, 15th June 2003
Official opening of the workshop
14.00 Arrival and registration of the participants
15.00 Presentation of the network and its intentions
Speaker: Prof. Dr. Gerd Kohlhepp, University of Tübingen
16.00 Presentation of the participants and their institutions /
organisations
Monday, 16th June 2003
Basic reports of major subject areas, examples and disussion
Significant subject areas of rural-urban linkages will be presented
in substantial basic-reports.The reports should act as thematically
input for the discussions at the following days. After each report
there will be some time for questions and discussion.
9.00 Population, development and migrations in Amazonia
Prof. Dr. Hervé Théry, École Normale Supérieure, Paris
10.00 Land, Livelihoods and Conflict in Amazonia:
the Rural-Urban Interface
Prof. Dr. Anthony Hall, LSE, London
11.00 Coffee break
11.30 Amazonia between local and global – reflections
about local development
Alberto Acosta, FES ILDIS, Quito
12.30 Lunch break
For more
detailed information
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homepage.
14.00 Regional policy and planning structures in Amazonia
Profa. Dra. Bertha K. Becker, Federal University of Rio
de Janeiro
15.00 Sustainable development in Amazonia and PPG7
Speaker: to define
16.00 Coffee break
16.30 Discussion
17.30 Presentation and arrangement of the working groups
Tuesday, 17th June 2003
Discussion and exchange of experiences in working groups
The subjects, represented at the previous day, will be taken
in smaller working groups. The participants are invited to
present their experiences in the particular subjects, and to
demonstrate possible best practices and the respective problems
with implementation.
9.00 Discussions in working groups
12.30 Lunch break
14.00 Discussions in working groups
16.00 Exchange of the outcomes of the working groups in a
plenary meeting, preparations for the following day
Wednesday, 18th June 2003
Debate of solution concepts in working groups
Solution strategies for the problems, discussed at the previous
day, should be reflected in the particular working groups,
considering the limiting factors with implementation.
9.00 Discussions in working groups
12.30 Lunch break
14.00 Discussions in Working groups
16.00 Exchange of the outcomes in a plenary meeting
and discussion
18.30 Termination of the workshop
Working group 1
Population, development and migrations in Amazonia
Moderation: Hervé Théry, Martin Coy
Working group 2
Land, Livelihoods and Conflict in Amazonia: the Rural-Urban
Interface; Moderation: Anthony Hall, Dan Pasca
Working group 3
Amazonia between local and global
Moderation: Alberto Acosta, Martina Neuburger
Working group 4
Regional policy and planning structures in Amazonia; -
Moderation: Bertha K. Becker, Gerd Kohlhepp
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