IHDP- IAI Global Environmental Change Institute on globalization and food systems

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24 October – 06 November 2004 – Nicoya, Costa Rica

 

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Scientific Workshop and Science-Policy Forum

 

The International Human Dimensions Programme on Global Environmental Change (IHDP) and IAI held this Institute which consisted of a Scientific Workshop and Science-Policy Forum at the Mesoamerican Institute of the National University of Costa Rica in Nicoya. The Institute focused on interactions between processes of globalization and global environmental change, and the implications of these interactions for food systems and food security.

Announcement

Press Release (Spanish)

 

Participants


IAI

 

Carlos A. Ruiz-Garvia
University of Concepción (Chile) – Bolivia
Carlos Icaza Lara
Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) – México
Erika Trigoso Rubio
University of Arizona, U.S.A. – Peru
Inés Margarita Torres Rivero
University of Pinar del Río – Cuba
José Pedro Castaño
University of the Republic – Uruguay
Magali García Cárdenas
State University of La Paz – Bolivia
Man Yu Chang
Federal University of Paraná – Brazil
Maria Methol
National University – Uruguay
Rodolfo Osório de Oliveira
Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) – Brasil
Sandra Mejía Mendoza
University Centro Americana (UCA) – Nicaragua
Sergio Omar Saldaña Zorrilla
International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) – México
Tania Zambrano
University of Los Andes – Venezuela
CEMEDE
 

 

Herbert Yanes
Honduras
Maria Ernestina Ardón Quezada
Guatemala
IHDP
 

 

Barthelemy G. Honfoga
University of Abomey-Calavi – Benin
Charyty Kagiso Kerapeletswe
Botswana Institute for Development Policy Analysis (BIDPA) – Botswana
Marie J. Rarieya
University of Sunderland, UK – Kenya
Shuni Leonard Unganai
University of Witwatersrand (South Africa) – Zimbabwe
Kanthi Wijetunge
Ministry of Information and Media – Sri Lanka
Suruchi Bhadwal
UNFCCC – IPCC – India
Thanh Vo
Department of Science and Technology of Thua Thien Hue Province – Vietnam
Gabriela Nedita
University of Bucharest – Romania
Livia-Bizikova
Department of Science and Technology of Thua Thien Hue Province – Vietnam
Jiehua Lu
China
Lilibeth Acosta-Michlik
Filipinas

Information about participants

 

Speakers

 

 

Eduardo Viola
University of Brasilia – Brazil
Karen L. O’Brien
CICERO / University of Oslo – South Africa
Mahendra Shah
International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) – Austria
Paul Filmer
U.S. National Science Foundation – E.E.U.U.
Robin Leichenko
Rutgers University – E.E.U.U.
Sarah Cline
International Food Policy Research Institute – E.E.U.U.
Stefan Wirsenius
Chalmers University of Technology – Suecia
Alejandro León
Chile
Barbara Huddleston
Italia
José Maria Gutiérrez
Costa Rica
Leslie A. King
Canadá
Linda Stevenson
Japón

 

Organizers of the Scientific Workshop

 

Alexander López (CEMEDE – Costa Rica)
Carlos Chaverri (CEMEDE – Costa Rica)
Maarit Thiem (IHDP – Alemania)
Valerie Schulz (IHDP – Alemania)
Marcella O. Schwarz (IAI – Brasil)
Gicela Zambon (IAI – Brasil)

 

Presentations


Science Policy Forum – November 5th, 2004 – CENAT, San José, Costa Rica

 

– Introductory Keynote Talk: The New Axle of Food Security, Dr. Gustavo Gordillo de Anda Abstract Article Presentation

– Topic 1: Global Environmental Change and Agriculture in Central America, Mr. Manuel Jiménez Umaña Abstract

– Topic 2: Globalization of Food Production and Consumption: A Central American Perspective, Dr. Ana Victoria Román Abstract Presentation

– Topic 3: Diversification versus Specialization: Challenges for Rural Livelihoods in a Changing World, Dr. Carlos Pomareda Article

– Concluding Keynote Talk: Retos científicos y políticos para la toma de decisiones sobre cambio climático y seguridad alimentaria, Dr. Chelston W.D. Brathwaite Abstract Presentation

Forum announcement

 

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