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Science Day at UNCCD COP15 brings scientists, policy makers, practitioners, academia, media and representatives of civil society organizations and development organizations under theme ‘Science for Action: Land Restoration and Drought’. Science Day is organized by the UNCCD Science-Policy Interface.
Dryland Restoration Steward, Global Landscapes Forum
Opening
Science-Policy Interface Co-Chairs
UNCCD Executive Secretary
Cote d’Ivoire Representative
Reaching a Desirable Future
Setting the Scene
Moderators: Nichole Barger and Noel Oettle
Imagining a desirable future: harnessing the Theory of Change to shed light on the pathways (and the barriers) that could impact on achieving that desirable future: Graciela Metternicht
Restoration of degraded cocoa-landscapes in Côte d’Ivoire
Christophe Kouame, CIFOR-ICRAF
Farmers are regreening African drylands – but how socially and ecologically sustainable is the functional diversity of what trees regenerate?
Fergus Sinclair, CIFOR-ICRAF
Audience engagement
Moderator reflection
Speakers: Lukwesa Burak, Nichole Barger and Noel Oettle
What We Measure We Can Manage Better
Introduction to the Session
Moderators: Cheikh Mbow and Jean-Luc Chotte
GEO-LDN: Supporting countries in monitoring land for planning and implementing LDN
Speaker: Antje Hecheltjen
Monitoring Tree Cover Across Africa’s Great Green Wall: Challenges and Opportunities
Salima Mahamoudou
Innovative multidimensional and multiscale assessment method to foster agroecological transition to restore the multifunctionality of land
Eric Scopel
Audience engagement
Lukwesa Burak and Moderators
Coffee Break
The Next Generation of Key Actors
Setting the Scene
Moderator: Ermias Betemariam, CIFOR-ICRAF
Training the Next Generation of Scientists
Speaker: Dr Souleymane Konate
Capacity Development and Stakeholder Engagement on Biodiversity and Land at the Science-Policy-Practice Interface in the African Context
Speaker: Sara Velander
Global Landscapes Forum Restoration Stewards
Speakers: Adrian Leitoro, Dryland Restoration Steward and Salina Abraham, Global Landscapes Forum
PhD programme aimed at strengthening national scientific capacities in developing countries to combat desertification and drought
Speakers: Meron Lakew Tefera and Chiara Ceseracciu
Audience engagement
Speakers: Lukwesa Burak and Moderators
Press engagement
Speakers: Press along with speakers and moderators
IPCC Sixth Assessment Report - Implications for Drought Risk
Opening of session
Moderator: tbd
Working Group 1 – the Physical Science Basis
Speaker: Sergio Vincente-Serrano
Working Group 2 – Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
Speaker: tbd
Q&A with panelists
Speakers: Lukwesa Burak – moderators and speakers
Measuring Progress Towards Drought Resilience
Opening of the session
Moderator: tbd
Assessment of Resilience of Ecosystems and Communities to Drought – SPI 2019-2021 report
Speaker: Mark Svoboda
Regional law, national implementation: the case of drought monitoring and management in Italy in the frame of the European Directive on Water Resources
Speaker: Silvano Pecora
Session title: tbd
Speaker: Natalie van Haren
Understanding Drought Resilience with LandPKS
Speaker: Jeffrey Herrick
Audience Engagement
Speakers: Lukwesa Burak and Moderators
Nature-Based Solutions for Drought Risk Reduction
Opening of the session
Moderator: tbd
Nature-based Solutions Project in Burkina Faso
Speaker: Chris Magero
Drought relevant Sustainable Land Management practices from around the globe
Speaker: Tatenda Lemann
UN Convention on Biological Diversity Nature-Based Solutions Project
Speaker: CBD Representative
NbS in the Volta Basin Flood and Drought Management Project
Speaker: tbd
Panel Discussion
Speaker: Lukwesa Burak, Moderators, and Speakers
Reflection from Graphic Recorder
Speaker: Stephanie Heckman
Reflections from a Journalist
Speaker: Lukwesa Burak
Final Comments
Speaker: SPI Representative
Press engagement
Speakers: Press with session speakers and moderator
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