Fwd: water-l digest: August 13, 2014

WATER-L Digest for Wednesday, August 13, 2014.

1. International Training of Trainers on Integrated Water Resources Management
2. *** FAO Land & Water Bulletin  ::  August 2014 ***


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From: caroline.desalos@wur.nl
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Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2014 01:05:44 -0500
Subject: International Training of Trainers on Integrated Water Resources Management
Dear colleagues,

The Centre for Development Innovation Wageningen UR is pleased to announce the 2015 international Training of Trainers on Integrated Water Resources Management - Facilitating water stewardship from a basin perspective. The training will take place between June 01st and June 19th 2015 in Wageningen, The Netherlands. For all details and to subscribe please visit the page:  http://www.wageningenur.nl/en/Expertise-Services/Research-Institutes/centre-for-development-innovation/short-courses/show/cdicourse_IWRM_2015.htm

 Please see below for more details.

International ToT on Integrated water resources Management - Facilitating water stewardship from a basin perspective

One of the challenges in using water wisely is the way responsibilities are divided between different authorities. A frequent result of this is a fragmented and competitive approach to the use of water resources. Yet for current and future water security it is vital to maintain and restore wetlands as an essential water infrastructure, as well as think and act from a river basin viewpoint.

To approach water management effectively, it needs to integrate technical, economic, ecological, social and legal aspects. This approach goes beyond country borders, and needs to be applied on a river basin scale. Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) is a process through which people can develop a vision, agree on shared values and behaviour, make informed decisions and act together to manage natural resources of the basin. The stakeholders involved have to understand each other  to achieve the necessary cooperation.

This course, endorsed by the Ramsar Secretariat in Switzerland, aims to enhance your water stewardship skills; enabling you to guide the steps towards the wise management of water. The course is based on the premise that a great water steward knows how to facilitate multi-stakeholder processes, and has strong communication and training skills. A good water steward understands the dynamics of societal learning. The training will apply approaches in line with the Ramsar Handbooks on the Wise Use of Wetlands.

 Upon completion of the course you have:
− (improved) understanding of the essence of integrated water resources management (IWRM) and water stewardship;
− (enhanced) understanding of the essential steps towards IWRM;
− (enhanced) skills and supportive tools to facilitate multi-stakeholder processes and societal learning;
− (improved) training and communication skills;
− (improved) skills in developing curricula for capacity building in IWRM.


Are you a wetland or a river basin manager? Are you a professional in the water sector and you want to improve your training skills? This course is made for you. To apply visit the course page on the website of CDI, Wageningen UR: http://www.wageningenur.nl/en/Expertise-Services/Research-Institutes/centre-for-development-innovation/short-courses/show/cdicourse_IWRM_2015.htm.  You will receive a confirmation and more information within a week. Candidates approved by our selection committee will received an admission letter.
CDI is unable to assist you in obtaining financial support, however if you want to apply for a NFP/MENA Fellowship, CDI will provide you with the full instructions and the web address for registration in ATLAS. You can check the eligibility at www.nuffic.nl/nfp or www.nuffic.nl/mena . A limited number of scholarships is available. As this application process takes time and requires several documents, we recommend that you start as soon as possible.

I hope to meet you then!

Best regards,

Caroline Désalos
Course coordinator

Caroline Desalos
Centre for Development Innovation, Wageningen UR
P.O. Box 88, 6700 AB Wageningen, The Netherlands
Tel. +31 (0)317 483191 (direct)
Fax +31 (0)317 486801
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E-mail caroline.desalos@wur.nl

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Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2014 18:10:43 +0200
Subject: *** FAO Land & Water Bulletin :: August 2014 ***

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August 13, 2014
Revised Concept Note for 'The Water-Energy-Food  Nexus at FAO' Now available to download Ahead of the FAO Nexus Seminar at the 2014 World Water Week in Stockholm, and with the 2015 Nexus Seminar in Dresden also approaching FAO has produced an updated version of the 'Water-Food-Energy Nexus at FAO' Concept Note which is now available to download. Download the concept note >> International Year of Soils Website now online The 68th UN General Assembly declared 2015 the International Year of Soils (IYS). The IYS 2015 aims to increase awareness and understanding of the importance of soil for food security and essential ecosystem functions.The official website for the IYS is now online. Visit the IYS 2015 Website >> Call for abstracts for presentations for the 2015Dresden Nexus Conference  The call for abstracts for presentations for the Dresden Nexus Conference (DNC2015) has been launched. DNC2015 will assemble stakeholders from around the world under the theme "Global Change, SDGs and the Nexus Approach". Visit the DNC2015 Website >>		Latest Publications Adapting to climate change through land and water management in Eastern Africa Cubango-Okavango River Basin Water Audit (CORBWA) Project synthesis report now available to download DID YOU KNOW? The State of the World's Land and Water Resources for food and agriculture is also available in: Arabic | Chinese | Russian | Spanish More on FAO Land and Water FAO Water FAO Land FAO Water Publications FAO Water News Archive
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Fwd: forests-l digest: August 07, 2014

FORESTS-L Digest for Thursday, August 07, 2014.

1. =?Windows-1252?Q?WWF_Online_Learning_Session_on_=91What_Drives_Deforestat?=
2. New Publication from Climate Focus, WRI and FCMC: Safeguards in Bilateral REDD+ Finance


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Date: Thu, 7 Aug 2014 14:27:53 +0000
Subject: WWF Online Learning Session on 'What Drives Deforestat

Dear Friends,

 

Please join us for the next WWF Forest and Climate Programme online REDD+ Learning Session on Thursday, August 28 at 12PM EDT/1800 CEST.

 

Learning Session: What Drives Deforestation and What Stops It?  

 

When: Thursday, August 28 at 12pm EDT/1800 CEST

 

What:   In this session, Jonah Busch, research fellow with the Center for Global Development, will discuss a recent publication, 'What Drives Deforestation and What Stops It? A Meta-Analysis of Spatially Explicit Econometric Studies,' co-authored with Kalifi Ferretti-Gallon. While some findings from the research confirm conventional wisdom, for example, that building roads worsens deforestation, the analysis also shows that contrary to popular belief, factors such as poverty, rising incomes from economic development, and strengthening land tenure, do not necessarily have the expected impacts on deforestation. Jonah will discuss how these findings have important implications for REDD+ and how deliberate policies coupled with financial incentives can slow, halt, and eventually reverse the loss of the world's remaining tropical forests. 

A Q+A session will follow the presentation. 

Register: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/1165980764492313346

 

This is a free, open event. Please help us spread the word by sharing this announcement with any contacts who may be interested.

 

Thanks,

 

Breen

 

 

Breen Byrnes |  Acting Manager, Communications +  Learning |  WWF Forest & Climate Programme 

Washington, DC

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Join the REDD+ Community and connect with REDD+ practitioners from around the globe!

 

*This webinar is organized as a resource for REDD+ practitioners around the globe and may include a wide range of varying perspectives -- not necessarily the views or positions of WWF. 

 

 

 

 

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Date: Thu, 7 Aug 2014 14:46:29 +0000
Subject: New Publication from Climate Focus, WRI and FCMC: Safeguards in Bilateral REDD+ Finance

Dear colleagues,

 

We're pleased to share the recently published report from Climate Focus, WRI and FCMC: Safeguards in Bilateral REDD+ Finance

 

This report is the second and final installment in a series related to the implementation of safeguards in bilateral agreements. Given that much of the finance for REDD-related initiatives pledged so far has come from bilateral donors, this document is a compilation of papers focused on these donors and their implementation of REDD+ safeguards.

 

This report addresses three key issues:  1. REDD+ safeguards and results-based payments; 2. Monitoring and Evaluation of REDD+ safeguard implementation; and 3. REDD+ safeguards and donor coordination.

 

The first report in this series, Safeguards for REDD+ from a Donor Perspective, was published in October 2013 and provided an overview on the different safeguard approaches that bilateral donors currently apply, their applicability to various financing modalities, their legal status and scope, and their relevance in the funding cycle.

 

Regards,

The author team

 

 

Stephanie Roe Land Use and Climate Specialist Office: +1 202-540-1985 | Cell: +1 858-717-2266  | Email: s.roe@climatefocus.com 1730 Rhode Island Ave NW, Suite 601 | Washington D.C. 20036 | www.climatefocus.com

 

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Fwd: forests-l digest: August 06, 2014

Subject: forests-l digest: August 06, 2014
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Date: Thu, 07 Aug 2014 00:00:01 -0500

FORESTS-L Digest for Wednesday, August 06, 2014.

1. XIV World Forestry Congress - What's new, what's next?


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Date: Wed, 6 Aug 2014 14:21:43 +0200
Subject: XIV World Forestry Congress - What's new, what's next?

 

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XIV World Forestry Congress 7–11 September 2015, Durban, South Africa The XIV World Forestry Congress to be held in Durban, South Africa, next year is gearing up to be the most dynamic and stimulating Congress yet. The first time that the largest and most significant gathering of the world's forest sector is hosted in Africa will also be the first time that the Congress moves away from its traditional format. With a new interactive programme of interviews and debates on cutting-edge topics, hands-on demonstrations and innovative uses of digital and social media, sessions are being designed to engage a broad range of participants and ensure all voices are heard as the Congress shapes the sustainable future of forests and forestry. Read more about the goals of the Congress here. Registration to open soon Registration will open soon with details available on the main XIV World Forestry Congress website which is launching in the near future. Past Congresses have attracted between 3 000 and 7 000 participants and we welcome the participation of people from all countries, regions and sectors. Whether representatives of government or non-governmental organizations, private companies, academia, scientific or professional bodies, forestry associations, community organisations, local practitioners, or simply those who have a personal  interest,  we look forward  to seeing you all in South  Africa  next year. Be part of the World Forestry Congress Programme You can help define a vision for forests by sharing inspiring ideas and solutions through presenting your technical work. In the spirit of diversifying from traditional panel presentations and making sessions more dynamic, we will be calling not just for papers and posters but also for short videos that showcase forest initiatives. Full guidelines and precise deadlines will be available on the FAO Congress website when the call for papers is launched, but in the meantime here is the preliminary timetable for submissions: Voluntary papers, posters and videos September 2014: Call for abstracts of papers, posters and videos December 2014: Deadline for submission of abstracts April 2015: Deadline for submission of accepted posters, papers and videos June 2015: Selected authors will receive notification to prepare a presentation The Congress will also welcome side events and parallel events by partners promoting innovative work which reflects the theme Forests and People: Investing in a Sustainable Future. Side events (open) and parallel events (by invitation) September 2014: Submission of event proposals opens February 2015: Deadline for submission of event proposals March 2015: Organizers will receive confirmation Exhibition stands February 2015: Booking opens Spread the word Please forward this announcement to anyone you know who might like to learn more about the XIV World Forestry Congress, and help spread the word on social media with the #WFC2015 hashtag. Preliminary information about the Congress can be found on the FAO XIV World Forestry Congress website.

Contact us Hester Obisi Secretary-General of the XIV World Forestry Congress Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries South Africa Tiina Vahanen Associate Secretary-General of the XIV World Forestry Congress Forestry Department Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Rome, Italy Contact WFC-XIV-Info@fao.org

 

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XIV Congreso Forestal Mundial 7-11 de septiembre de 2015, Durban, Sudáfrica El XIV Congreso Forestal Mundial, que se celebrará en Durban (República de Sudáfrica) el próximo año, está orientado a ser el Congreso más dinámico y estimulante celebrado hasta ahora. La primera vez que la reunión de mayores proporciones y más importante del sector forestal mundial será hospedada en África será también la primera vez que el Congreso abandone su formato tradicional. Las sesiones, que comprenderán un nuevo programa interactivo con entrevistas y debates sobre temas de vanguardia, demostraciones prácticas y usos innovadores de los medios digitales y sociales, han sido diseñadas para contar con la participación de un amplio espectro de personas y para asegurar que todas las voces puedan ser escuchadas conforme el Congreso configura el futuro sostenible de los bosques y de las actividades forestales. Lea otra información sobre los objetivos del Congreso aquí. Las inscripciones se abrirán próximamente La campaña de inscripciones se abrirá próximamente y se  dará indicaciones detalladas, disponibles en el sitio web principal del XIV del Congreso Forestal Mundial, que se pondrá en marcha próximamente. Los Congresos pasados han congregado entre 3 000 y 7 000 participantes, y damos la bienvenida a la participación de personas de todos los países, regiones y sectores. Esperamos poder verlos a todos en Sudáfrica el próximo año, ya sean ustedes representantes de organizaciones gubernamentales o no gubernamentales, empresas privadas, instituciones académicas, organismos científicos o profesionales, asociaciones forestales, organizaciones comunitarias, profesionales locales, o simplemente individuos que tienen un interés personal en el sector forestal. Participe en el programa del Congreso Forestal Mundial Por medio de la presentación de sus trabajos técnicos y de la puesta en común de ideas y soluciones inspiradoras, usted puede  ayudar a definir una visión para los bosques. Con el ánimo de diversificar las tradicionales ponencias de grupo y dar mayor dinamismo a las sesiones, solicitaremos no solo trabajos escritos y carteles sino también breves vídeos que muestren las iniciativas forestales. Las directrices completas y plazos precisos estarán disponibles en el sitio web de la FAO dedicado al Congreso una vez que la convocatoria de trabajos se haya lanzado, mientras tanto indicamos el calendario preliminar para las presentaciones: Trabajos voluntarios, carteles y vídeos Septiembre de 2014:  Inicio del envío de resúmenes de orientación de trabajos, carteles y vídeos Diciembre de 2014: Cierre del plazo para la presentación de resúmenes de orientación Abril de 2015:  Cierre del plazo para la presentación de los carteles, trabajos y vídeos aceptados Junio de 2015: Los autores seleccionados recibirán una notificación para preparar una ponencia El Congreso también acogerá con agrado eventos colaterales y eventos paralelos organizados por socios que promueven el trabajo innovador y que refleje el tema "Bosques y gente: invertir en un futuro sostenible". Eventos colaterales (abierto) y eventos paralelos (por invitación) Septiembre de 2014: Apertura de la presentación de propuestas de eventos Febrero de 2015: Cierre del plazo para la presentación de propuestas de eventos  Marzo de 2015:   Los organizadores recibirán la confirmación Casetas de exposición Febrero de 2015: Apertura de las reservas Difunda el mensaje Por favor haga llegar este anuncio a toda persona que usted conozca y que desee saber más acerca del XIV Congreso Forestal Mundial, y ayúdenos a difundir el mensaje a través de los medios sociales con el hashtag #WFC2015. Información preliminar acerca del Congreso se puede encontrar en el sitio web de la FAO dedicado al XIV Congreso Forestal Mundial.

Contact us Hester Obisi Secretario General del XIV congreso Forestal Mundial Departamento de Agricultura, Bosques y Pesca Sudáfrica Tiina Vahanen Secretario General Adjunto XIV Congreso Forestal Mundial Departamento Forestal Organización de las Naciones Unidas para la Alimentación y la Agricultura Roma, Italia   Contacto WFC-XIV-Info@fao.org

 

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XIVe Congrès forestier mondial 7–11 septembre 2015, Durban, Afrique du Sud La préparation du  XIVe Congrès Forestier Mondial qui se tiendra à Durban en Afrique du Sud en 2015, promet de faire de celui- ci l'un des congrès les plus inspirants et les plus dynamiques.  Le plus grand et le plus important rassemblement du secteur forestier au niveau mondial se tiendra pour la première fois en Afrique et ce sera également la première fois que le Congrès s'éloigne de son format traditionnel. Avec un nouveau programme interactif comprenant des interviews et débats sur des thèmes et sujets points, des démonstrations pratiques et l'utilisation innovante des medias sociaux et numériques, les différentes sessions du congrès sont conçues  dans le but de faire participer activement le plus grand nombre de participants et de s'assurer que toutes les voix et opinions soient entendues, surtout que ce congrès définit l'avenir durable des forêts et de la foresterie. En savoir plus sur les objectifs du Congrès ici. Ouverture des inscriptions très prochainement Les détails des modalités d'inscription seront disponibles très prochainement sur le site internet du XIVe Congrès Forestier Mondial. Les précédents congrès ont attiré entre 3000 et 7000 participants qui viennent de toutes les régions, de  tous les pays et de tous les secteurs. Que vous soyez représentants du gouvernement, des organisations non gouvernementales, des entreprises privées, des universités, des organismes scientifiques ou professionnels, des associations forestières, des organismes communautaires,  des praticiens, ou tout simplement que vous ayez un intérêt personnel, nous nous réjouissons de vous accueillir à Durban l'année prochaine! Faites partie du Programme du Congrès Forestier Mondial Les participants seront invités à définir une vision pour les forêts en partageant des idées et des solutions par le biais de présentation de leurs travaux techniques. Dans l'esprit de  diversification des présentations et de faire des sessions plus dynamiques, nous ferons appel non seulement à des présentations sous forme de documents et affiches, mais également à de courtes  vidéos qui mettront en valeur les initiatives forestières. Les lignes directrices ainsi que les différentes échéances seront disponibles sur le site Web du Congrès de la FAO dès lancement de l'appel à communication, mais en attendant, ci -dessous le calendrier prévisionnel des soumissions : Articles volontaires, affiches et vidéos Septembre 2014: Appel pour résumés d'articles, affiches et vidéo Décembre 2014: Date limite pour proposer les résumés Avril 2015: Date limite pour la soumission des résumés d'articles, affiches et vidéos  sélectionnés Juin 2015: Les auteurs sélectionnés seront notifiés pour préparer leur présentation Des évènements parallèles pourraient être organisés par des partenaires lors de ce congrès afin de promouvoir les travaux innovants reflétant le thème " Les forêts et les populations: Investir dans un Avenir Durable". Evènements parallèles Septembre 2014: Ouverture des soumissions de propositions d'évènements  parallèles Février 2015: Date limite pour proposer des évènements  parallèles Mars 2015:  Réception de la confirmation par les organisateurs Espace d'exposition Février 2015: Ouverture des réservations Passez le message Veuillez faire circuler cette annonce à vos connaissances qui aimeraient avoir plus d'information  sur le XIVe Congrès Forestier Mondial et aider à passer le mot sur les médias sociaux avec le hashtag # WFC2015. Les informations préliminaires sur le Congrès peuvent être consultées directement sur le site du XIVe Congrès Forestier Mondial.

Contact us Hester Obisi Secrétaire générale du XIVe Congrès forestier mondial Département de l'agriculture, des forêts et des pêches Afrique du Sud Tiina Vahanen Secrétaire générale associée du XIVe Congrès forestier mondial Département des forêts Organisation des Nations Unies pour l'alimentation et l'agriculture Rome, Italie   Contact WFC-XIV-Info@fao.org

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Let’s take a closer look at U.N. Agenda 21

Posted: Friday, August 1, 2014 11:31 am | Updated: 1:54 pm, Fri Aug 1, 2014.

LARRY MOORE | 0 comments

A reader has asked me to explain Agenda 21 in a way that’s easier to understand, so this is my attempt:

Sustainable Development, Agenda 21, is a plan by the United Nations to be completed in this 21st century. The Agenda 21 U.N. document is written to avoid clear understanding.

One quote from this document is: “We should meet the needs of today without compromising the needs of the future.” This sounds like saving the world for all following generations.

The United Nations’ Agenda 21 was signed by the United States in 1992, and 22 years later, many people are still in the dark.

This is a political trick used to invent problems that we agree with. We won’t wake up until it is too late. Global warming looks like one of these inventions.

Global warming is an effort to convince us that we must learn to use less of everything, and respect the earth and animals. This plan leads to losing our freedoms.

If you were to ask at random the question, “Have you heard of Agenda 21?” the answer would be an overwhelming, “No.”

Agenda 21 wants to change the way we “live, eat, learn and communicate” because we must “save the earth.” Look at some examples in the plan:

Agenda 21 goals would severely limit use of water, electricity and transportation. Monitoring all lands and people would measure our use of resources.

“No one would be free from the watchful eye of the new global tracking and information system,” according to Berit Kjos, author of Brave New Schools.”

Do you have a new electricity meter? Yep. Guess why.

“ICLEI — Local Governments for Sustainability” are groups to help install Agenda 21. Counties and cities in the U.S. have already developed more than 500 groups to support sustainable development.

A short picture of a completed Agenda 21 would look like this: You can’t own land and could end up living in a high-rise building in a “walkable” city.

In other words, cars will slowly disappear as the need for them vanishes. Work factories will be on the bottom floors of high-rise buildings. This move would reduce gasoline use and the air will be clearer.

Forget the old-fashioned Sunday afternoon drive. Tell your kids Mother Nature is happy with super-clean air.

The government will be able to make big decisions outside the democratic process. That has already started here in the United States with an overuse of “executive decisions” by the White House.

Of course, everyone knows too many people live on the planet, and one plan is to go to a population reduction through laws, i.e., one child per family.

China has done this, and guess what? A shortage of women is their result of this ill-fated policy.

But Agenda 21 recognizes that we will have 2 billion more humans than the earth can sustain. How does a plan go about reducing populations? (Shudder.)

Plan on more increased taxes, fees and regulations since roads will have fewer drivers on them. One result would be less worry about the upkeep of roads and bridges.

Raising beef for our dinner tables is likely to be banned, since animals will become protected under sustainable development.

We already have been told that methane from too many cattle pumping carbon into the air is pollution.

We will find ourselves wanting to believe in world peace, and Agenda 21 will help us go there under the U.N. One-World Order.

Now, I know everyone wants to see these plans become more than a written document.

It’s like the Communist Manifesto of the bad old days when citizens supported ideas like Communism and Nazism.

Some will find themselves with more power than they ever thought of. They may become block managers or given other titles.

Or they’ll be required to turn in anyone who doesn’t support the new world and this U.N. plan. This is normally what happens when power corrupts the corruptible.

Remember one question: What good for people comes from a plan to take away everything and replace it with nothing but more talk?

Agenda 21 is easily found online, and this plan is a serious threat to life that we enjoy and treasure.

For those who don’t believe Agenda 21 is real, there is time to begin learning before your kids are taught the Common Core Curriculum, which is a teaching tool of Agenda 21.

DR. LARRY MOORE of Paris is an adult education specialist, both in the classroom and in the workforce. His email address is larry_moore_38242@yahoo.com.

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