Corrientes de los Talleres del Congreso

"CÓMO INCREMENTAR EL APOYO
A LAS ÁREAS PROTEGIDAS"

Corriente de Taller 2

Descripción // Enfoque // Programa // Documentos // Cursos cortos en relación

Concientización y mayor apoyo del público

Descripción

Para que las áreas protegidas prosperen se deberán desarrollar nuevos constituyentes para-incrementar el apoyo general a las mismas y aumentar el aprecio y conocimiento general de sus valores.

back to top

Enfoque de Taller

Analizar las formas de incrementar el apoyo, así como la movilización de nuevos participantes, para todas las categorías de AP.

Habrán sesiones especiales para los siguientes subtemas:

Este taller producirá recomendaciones específicas y publicará directrices sobre los temas tratados.

back to top

Programa - en inglés (perdonen el inconveniente)

Building Broader Support for PAs
Leads: Jeff McNeely, IUCN Chef Scientist

Thursday 11 // Friday 12 // Saturday 13

Time // Place	Thursday 11 09:00-11:00 // 11:00-15:30
09:00-11:00 HALL 1B	Opening Plenary Chair-Jeff McNeely Introduction to the Stream, and presentations of the 7 sub-streams: 1. Building Cultural Support for PAs 2. Making Friends with Neighbours: PAs and Local Communities 3. Supporting PAs in Times of Armed Conflict 4. The Urban Imperative 5. Building Support from "New Constituencies": Tourism & Pas 6. Building Political Support for PAs 7. Using Communication and Education to Build Support from PAs
11:00-17:30	The Stream then splits into 7 parallel workshops.	Workshop 1 - Building Cultural Support for PAs Part 1 - ROOM 2C-1 // Non-Material Values Of Protected Areas, Including Spiritual Values - Facilitator: Dave Harmon Presentations and case studies : - Chicabal Volcano, Guatemala by Estuardo Secaira - Sierra Nevada of Santa Marta, Mexico by Guillermo Rodriguez Navarro - Tiburon Island, Mexico by Diana Luque & Mercedes Otegui - Cultural and Spiritual Meaning of Mountains as a Basis for Interpretation and Conservation by Edwin Bernbaum - Huehuetlan, S. Luis Potosi, Mexico by by Mercedes Otegui & Gilberto Torres - Chihuahuan Desert, S. Luis Potosi, Mexico by by Mercedes Otegui
		Workshop 2 - Making Friends with Neighbours: PAs & Local Communities - HALL 1B // 11:00-12:30 - Introduction and Overview: PAs & Poverty Eradication // The ongoing relevance of ICD for conservation and livelihoods: two principles for future directions // The evolution of the Livelihoods Approach Presentations: - Working the links between Protected Areas and Poverty by Lea Scherl 14:00-17:30 - Communities and Tourism: Can Protected Areas Deliver Benefits from Tourism to Local People? // Industry Case Study // Government Case Study // Communities Case Study // NGO Case Study Coordinated by Alison Johnston
		Workshop 3 - Supporting PAs in Times of Violent Conflict - ROOM 2C-2 // Session 1: Overview of PAs and Violent Conflict // Session 2 & 3: Managing PAs in Times of Violent Conflict Presentations: - Border Conflicts by Nelson Angulo and Jorge Naveda - Managing PAs during violent conflicts by Carla Short
		Workshop 4 - The Urban Imperative: Urban Outreach Strategies for PAs Agencies - ROOM 2C-3 Session 1: How Large Cities And Protected Areas Depend On Each Other: Cities Depend On PAs // Session 2: PAs Depend On Cities more info: http://www.interenvironment.org/pa/index.htm
		Workshop 5 - Building Support from "New Constituencies" - ROOM 2C-4 // Session 1: Introduction // Session 2: Water // Session 3: Forestry, Agriculture & Food Production // Session 4: Oil & Gas // Presentations: - Taxonomy of supports byJeff McNeely - Financing Watershed Conservation: The FONAG Water Fund in Quito, Ecuador by Marta Echavarria After 18:00: Reception hosted by Shell - ROOM 2C-4
		Workshop 6 - Building Political Support for Protected Areas - ROOM 2C-5 // Session 1 & 2: International Support & Politics (Chair: Greg Miller) // Session 3: National Support Presenations: - Supporting Protected Areas in a Time of Political Turmoil: The Case of World Heritage Sites in the Democratic Republic of Congo by Guy Debonnet
		Workshop 7 - Communication and Education as a Means of Building Support for Protected - ROOM 2C-6 // Session 1: Drawing out the big picture - principles and guidance for the strategic use of communication to build support // Session 2: Lessons and guidance for the strategic use of communication to build support // Session 3: Lessons and guidance for the strategic use of communication to build support // After 17:30: Informal networking dinner
back to top
Friday 12 09:00-13:00 // 14:00-17:30 // Side events
09:00-13:00	The Stream splits into 7 parallel workshops.	Workshop 1 - Building Cultural Support for PAs - ROOM 2C-1 // Working Groups develop specific recommendations
		Workshop 2 - Making Friends with Neighbours: PAs & Local Communities - ROOM 2C-6 // 09:00-10:30 - Empowering the Rural Poor for the Conservation and management of Protected Areas: The Evolution of Integrated Conservation and Development - Chair: Tom McShane 11:00-12:30 - Tenure Arrangements and Indigenous Rights - Increasing control of the rural poor over natural resources: regional reviews and case studies - Chairs: Maria Fernanda Espinosa and Manolo Morales
		Workshop 3 - Supporting PAs in Times of Violent Conflict - ROOM 2C-2 // Session 6: Managing Protected Areas in Times of Violent Conflict // Session 7: Discussion
		Workshop 4 - The Urban Imperative: Urban Outreach Strategies for PAs Agencies - ROOM 2C-3 Session 5: Bridging Divisions In Urban Society // Session 6: PAs Agencies As Engines Of Sustainable Development more info: http://www.interenvironment.org/pa/index.htm
		Workshop 5 - Building Support from "New Constituencies" - ROOM 2C-4 // Session 7: The Military // Session 8: Building Support for PAs from the Health Sector Presentations: - Complementarity Between Community-Based Animal Health Delivery Systems and Community-Based Wildlife Management? An Analysis of Experiences Linking Animal Health to Conflict Management in Pastoralist Areas of the Horn of Africa by Richard Grahn & and Tim Leyland - Protected Areas, Human Livelihoods and Healthy Animals: Ideas for Improvements in Conservation and Development Interventions by Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka - The Giving Rivers: Protected areas and environmental flows in North America by Michele DePhilip - The health paradigm & PAs: Linkages between people and their livelihoods, ecosystems and natural communities, health and disease by Michael D. Kock - Why Animal and Human Health Issues are Important to the Future of Protected Areas in Africa and Elsewhere by Michael D. Kock
		Workshop 6 - Building Political Support for Protected Areas - ROOM TBA // Session 6: Regional and Sub-national Politics // Session 7: Civil Initiatives
		Workshop 7 - Communication and Education as a Means of Building Support for Protected Areas - HALL 1B // Session 4: How Governments and Park authorities use communication // Session 5: Exploring how communication is used to mobilise communities for protected areas by NGOs
back to top
14:00-17:30	The Stream splits into 7 parallel workshops	Workshop 1 - Building Cultural Support for PAs Part 2 - ROOM 2C-1 // Sacred Natural Sites - Facilitator: Miriam Torres Case Studies
		Workshop 2 - Making Friends with Neighbours: PAs & Local Communities - ROOM 2C-6 // 14:00-15:30 - Incentives for conservation and fair reward for stewardship - Chair: Phil Franks 16:00-17:30 - Final Panel: Future directions: ICD 2003 to 2013. - Chairs: R. Wild, Lea Scherl
		Workshop 3 - Supporting PAs in Times of Violent Conflict - ROOM 2C-2 // Session 4 & 5: Managing Protected Areas in Times of Violent Conflict
		Workshop 4 - The Urban Imperative: Urban Outreach Strategies for PAs Agencies - ROOM 2C-3 Session 3: Nature Education, Cities, And PAs: Innovative Approaches // Session 4: The Greening Of Cities: What Can Protected Area Agencies Contribute And Learn? more info: http://www.interenvironment.org/pa/index.htm
		Workshop 5 - Building Support from "New Constituencies" - ROOM 2C-4 // Session 5: Tourism // Session 6: Hunting & fishing
		Workshop 6 - Building Political Support for Protected Areas - ROOM 2C-5 // Session 4: National Support// Session 5: Local Support /Chair: Tomme Young)
		Workshop 7 - Communication and Education as a Means of Building Support for Protected - HALL 1B Session 6: Mobilising communities for protected areas by NGOs // Session 7& 8: Young professionals and Youth in building support
back to top
12:00-17:00 Hilton Hotel	Side Event	Tourism Side event Ecotourism & Sustainable Tourism & Certification Workshop Organised by: UNEP, Rainforest Alliance & The International Ecotourism Society Examining Sustainable tourism Policies & Tools available to support sustainable outcomes; means of monioring tourism; overview of various certification programs. By invitation - Contact: sustainable-tourism@unep.fr Booking essential, places limited
17:30-19:00 Hilton Hotel	Side Event	Book Launch 'Tourism & Biodiversity : Mapping Tourism's Global Footprint' By Costas Christ, Senior Director for Ecotourism at Conservation International // Conservation International // UNEP book launch This new report illustrates the overlap between tourism development & biodiversity priority areas in order to highlight tourism related opportunities & threats for conservation & human welfare. Reception will follow a short presentation & copies of the new publication will be distributed along with a CDROM. Contact: n.wasserman@conservation.org for enquiries or to request an invitation
back to top
Saturday 13 09:00-13:00 // 14:00-15:30
09:00-13:00	The Stream splits into 7 parallel workshops.	Workshop 1 - Building Cultural Support for PAs Part 2 - ROOM 2C-1 // Sacred Natural Sites - Facilitators: Miriam Torres & Mechtild Rossier Case Studies and Poster Session // World Heritage & SNS: Introduction of preliminary technical guidelines for managing sacred natural sites Facilitated discussion of the proposed technical guidelines on SNS management
		Workshop 2 - Making Friends with Neighbours: PAs & Local Communities - ROOM 2C-6 // Until 12:30- Joint session of Workshops 2.1 (CCAs and CMPAs), 2.2 (Mobile Peoples and Conservation) of Governance Stream and Workshop Working with Neighbours of the Building Support Stream - Community Empowerment for Conservation - Key conditions for effective community conservation
		Workshop 3 - Supporting PAs in Times of Violent Conflict - ROOM 2C-2 // Session 8: Managing Protected Areas to Prevent // Session 9: Helping Protected Areas Recover from Conflict
		Workshop 4 - The Urban Imperative: Urban Outreach Strategies for PAs Agencies - ROOM 2C-3 Session 7: Making Partnerships Work: Urban Institutions And Protected Area Agencies // Session 8: Making The Case For Urban Outreach more info: http://www.interenvironment.org/pa/index.htm
		Workshop 5 - Building Support from "New Constituencies" - ROOM 2C-4 // Session 9: Building Support for Protected Areas through Participation in Site-Based Planning - Chair: Rodrigo Medellin // Session 10: Building Support for Protected Areas through Leveraging Private Sector Contributions - Chair: Claudio Padua
		Workshop 6 - Building Political Support for Protected Areas - ROOM 2C-5 // Session 8: Trust and Ownership - Chair: Steve McCool // Session 9: Politicians and Direct Involvement
		Workshop 7 - Communication and Education as a Means of Building Support for Protected - HALL 1B Session 9: Building professionalism in communication // Session 10: Leveraging support for communication
back to top
14:00-15:30	The Stream splits into 7 parallel workshops.	Workshop 1 - Building Cultural Support for PAs Facilitators - ROOM 2C-1 // Allen Putney and Gonzalo Oviedo Future directions for the Task Force on Non-Material Values A Multi-Institutional Sacred Natural Sites Initiative Discussion of Sacred Natural Sites Initiative
		Workshop 2 - Making Friends with Neighbours: PAs & Local Communities Until 12:30- Joint session of Workshops 2.1 (CCAs and CMPAs), 2.2 (Mobile Peoples and Conservation) of Governance Stream and Workshop Working with Neighbours of the Building Support Stream - Community Empowerment for Conservation - Key conditions for effective community conservation
		Workshop 3 - Supporting PAs in Times of Violent Conflict - ROOM 2C-2 // Session 10: Discussion
		Workshop 4 - The Urban Imperative: Urban Outreach Strategies for PAs Agencies - ROOM 2C-3 Session 9: International Cooperation And Action: The Way Forward more info: http://www.interenvironment.org/pa/index.htm
		Workshop 5 - Building Support from "New Constituencies" - ROOM 2C-4 // Session 11: Developing and Managing New Partnerships // Session 12: Workshop Wrap-up
		Workshop 6 - Building Political Support for Protected Areas - ROOM 2C-5 // Session 10: Public Benefits: Personal, Economic and Public
		Workshop 7 - Communication and Education as a Means of Building Support for Protected - HALL 1B Session 11: Discussions on actions to recommend
back to top
16:00-17:30 HALL 1B	Closing Plenary - workshops reconvene
back to top
17:30-19:00 ROOM TBA	Video presentation of the Gran Ruta Inca Study.

back to top

Documentos - en inglés (perdonen el inconveniente)

Programme of the Workshop Stream 2: Building Broader Support for PAs
PDF Document - 114KB

Workshop Stream 2: Building Broader Support for PAs - Tourism Components
PDF Document - 135KB

Workshop Stream 2: The Urban Imperative
PDF Document - 98KB

Workshop Stream 2: (Mobile Peoples and Conservation) of Governance Stream and Workshop Working with Neighbours of the Building Support Stream
PDF Document - 112KB

Workshop 2: The Urban Imperative Website: http://www.interenvironment.org/pa/index.htm

back to top

Curso corto en relación a este taller

More information on this workshop is avaliable the document is
in draft form as of March 2003 and will be updated regularly, click here

back to top

back to top