Laureates Symposium
A forum for knowledge transfer, mutual learning and interdisciplinary exchange
8:00
Konzerthaus Freiburg
Runder Saal
Introduction
- Virginia Sonntag-O’Brien
Board of Trustees European Environment Foundation
8:15
Why do we need to change our food systems – and how?
UN Environment Food Workshop – Part I
Conference Room 2-4
- James Lomax
Sustainable Food Systems and Agriculture Programme Management Officer in UN Environment’s Economy Division - Natascha Kooiman
Co-founder and Owner, Smaackmakers Experience, Amsterdam
Laureates’ Presentations
Conference Room 9
- Indira Dayang Lacerna-Widmann, Philippines
“Conservation of Philippine Cockatoo Cacatua haematuropygia and its habitat in Palawan, Philippines” - Susanne von der Heide, Nepal
“Harvesting of Sea-Buckthorn in Nepal. Income Generation Through Sustainable Resource Management” - Ilse Köhler-Rollefson, India
“Minimizing foodprint through the support for pastoralism - Using the Kumbhalgarh Camel Dairy as example” - Eva Gross, France
“Solutions to Human-Wildlife Conflicts in Asia and Africa”
Moderation: Sigrid Jannsen,
Board of Trustees EEF
10:00
Short break & Networking
10:15
Why do we need to change our food systems – and how?
UN Environment Food Workshop – Part II
Conference Room 2-4
- James Lomax
Sustainable Food Systems and Agriculture Programme Management Officer in UN Environment’s Economy Division - Natascha Kooiman
Co-founder and Owner, Smaackmakers Experience, Amsterdam
Laureates’ Presentations
Conference Room 9
- Mark Prain, New Zealand
“Getting it done! Leading beyond the Eco/Echo Chamber” - Junichi Shimizu, Japan
“An invitation to the Questionnaire of Environmental Doomsday Clock” - Marion Hammerl, Germany
“Food and Biodiversity” - Thomas Scheurer, Switzerland
“Connecting Food, Biodiversity and Cultural Landscapes”
Moderation: Sigrid Jannsen,
Board of Trustees EEF
12:00
Lunch Break
- parallel EEF Board of Trustees Meeting – Part I -
13:00
Laureates’ Presentations
Conference Room 2-4
- Purnima Devi Barman, India:
Protecting Greater Adjutant in Assam, India: Community Conservation, research and forming "Hargila Army" - Mohammed Rezwan, Bangladesh:
“Farmer’s Floating Farming and Schools - Helping landless People to Live with Rising Waters” - Nyanda Ashililya, Tanzania
“Promotion of Leguminous and Tuber Crops in Mwanza-Tanzania” - Noemi Stadler-Kaulich, Bolivia
“Much Food - Little FootPrint” - Bohdan Prots, Ukraine
“Carpathian Heritage of Ukraine: competitive advantage of green development” - Samson Tsegaye, Ethiopia
“Lighting Students Home”
Moderation: Christine v. Weizsäcker,
President Ecoropa
Laureates’ Presentations
Conference Room 9
- Joachim C. Wünning, Germany
“Reducing Food Waste at a Hotel” - Dipal Chandra Barua, Bangladesh, and Bhaskar Sen Gupta, United Kingdom
“Health risk of arsenic in food chain” - Paul Walker, United States
“Chemical Weapons Use - Syria, Malaysia, and Salisbury” - Susanne Heisse, Guatemala
“Better Nutrition, less contamination and a strong local market” - Luciano Iribarren and Horacio Sirolli, Argentina
“Environmental remediation and social participation in Argentina. Paraná Delta Wetlands Observatory” - Ahmet Lokurlu, Germany
“Entropification of the food industry through a paradigm shift from conventional energy resources towards renewable, high temperature solar – based applications”
Moderation: Rainer Grießhammer,
Board of Trustees EEF
13:30 - Side Event:
“Green Production Panel”
Conference Room 5-7
15:30
Short break & Networking
15:45
-ca. 17:00
ENVIRONMENTAL LAUREATES’ CALL
Moderation:
- Eicke R. Weber
Chairman, Board of Trustees European Environment Foundation
18:30
Weinschlösschen Freiburg
Laureates’ Dinner
20:00
Konzerthaus Freiburg
Foyer
PUBLIC EVENING LECTURE
Introduction and Moderation
- Eicke R. Weber
Chairman, Board of Trustees European Environment Foundation
KEYNOTES
- Mathis Wackernagel
CEO Global Footprint Network
“One-planet prosperity: what does it take?” - Kirsten Lund-Jurgensen
Executive Vice President Pfizer / President Pfizer Global Supply
“Pfizer’s Green Journey”





