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CONFERENCE EVALUATION71Administrative ArrangementsOverall, the participants gave very high ratings for both the organization, logistics, and administrativearrangements of the event and with the performance of the conference secretariat. No participantrated the conference very poor or poor on these criteria. They found the conference to be very wellmanagedand highly organized in all aspects. See Figure 2 below.Not sure2%Very good77%Good21%Not sure1%Good20%Very good79%Figure 2. Rating for the overall administrative arrangements of theconference (left); and for the performance of the conferencesecretariat (right); (N=76).Although few in number, most of the logistical issues were food-related, as reflected in the followingcomments and suggestions: “…Be considerate of food restrictions.”; “Give healthy options forvegetarians (e.g., purely vegetarian diet in the menu, not vegetables that are just side dishes), and fornon-pork or non-beef eaters.”; “Provide local fruits and natural fruit juices without (added) sugar.”Comments were largely positive and laudatory: excellent organization and arrangements; wellplanned, well organized (especially in coordinating a large number of international travellers);extremely well managed, well structured, and well facilitated/conducted; excellent time management;excellent program (including cultural activities); smooth flow of proceedings; enjoyable. Someparticipants also appreciated the organizers’ taking care of even the smallest details and theirflexibility in accommodating last-minute requests.International Conference on Climate Change Impactsand Adaptation for Food and Environmental SecurityConference Summary Report
72ANNEX 1ANNEX 1. Conference ScheduleInternational Conference on Climate Change Impacts and Adaptationfor Food and Environmental Security21-22 November 2012SEARCA, College, Los Baños, LagunaDay 1 – 21 NovemberTIME ACTIVITY/VENUE SPEAKERS/VENUE7:30 a.m. Registration at SEARCA Front LobbyOpening ProgramSEARCA DL Umali Auditorium8:30Chair: Dr. Maria Celeste H. CadizProgram Head for Knowledge Management, SEARCADr. Gil C. Saguiguit, Jr.Director, SEARCADr. Rex Victor O. CruzChancellor, University of the Philippines Los Baños (UPLB)Mr. Naderev M. SañoCommissioner, Philippines Climate Change CommissionMessages8:30Dr. Paul S. TengDean of Graduate Studies and Professional LearningNational Institute of Education (NIE)Senior Fellow on Food Security, Center for Non-traditional Security StudiesS. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS)Keynote SpeechFood Security and Climate Change Impactson Urban-Rural LinkagesInternational Conference on Climate Change Impactsand Adaptation for Food and Environmental SecurityConference Summary Report9:15Nanyang Technological University (NTU), SingaporeDr. Felino P. LansiganCo-chair, UPLB Interdisciplinary Program on Climate Change (UPLB IdPCC)Professor, UPLBDr. Mariliza V. TicsayUnit Head, Knowledge Resources, SEARCA9:35 Conference OverviewOpening of Poster Exhibit(Sam Arng Workshop Room)9:5010:00 Group Photo10:15 COFFEE/TEAPlenary 1 - Climate Change Adaptation and AgricultureSEARCA DL Umali AuditoriumRapporteur: Dr. Serlie B. JamiasPublic Relations Director, Office of the Chancellor (OC)Associate Professor of Development Communication, UPLBChair: Dr. Felino P. LansiganIdPCC Co-chair and Professor of Environmental Statistics, UPLBLead Author, Intergovernmental Panel for Climate ChangeDr. Seishi NinomiyaProfessor, University of TokyoDr. William D. DarDirector General, International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT)Agricultural Adaptation to Climatic Change at the Grassroots Level and Use of Advances inScience and Technology10:45Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation in the Semi-Arid Tropics11:45 Open Forum12:15 p.m. LUNCH
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