Conference Format
The conference is organized into four types of gathering:
- Plenary session features 20-30 minute presentations of the conference keynote speaker and thematic keynote speakers.
- Parallel sessions, corresponding to the three themes, are held after the plenary session. Each session speakers are given 20 minutes for presentations and 10 minutes to address clarification questions. Time is also allotted for the Chair to provide a synthesis to wrap up the session..
- Parallel workshops are held after the plenary sessions. Participants are assigned into three groups corresponding to each theme. Guide questions are provided to aid participants in coming up with lessons learned and recommendations that impact academic research direction as well as practical collaborative actions. .
- A wrap up plenary session is organized to present results from the parallel workshops and a conference synthesis.
PROGRAMME
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TUESDAY, 20 MAY 2014 |
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1400-1700 |
Arrival of participants at Malaybalay City, Bukidnon Guests are booked at Pine Hills Hotel. 1530h – Refreshments and snacks are served |
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1700-1730 |
Registration |
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1730-1845 |
Opening ceremony Introduction and welcome addresses Emcee: Ms. Ana Rosa Carmona |
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1730-1745 |
Convocation and National Anthems |
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1745-1800 |
Mayor Ignacio W. Zubiri City Mayor, Malaybalay-Bukidnon |
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1800-1815 |
Prof. Laurent Bock (Dr. Francoise Orban to read Prof. Bock’s message) CuD-EPaM Project Lead |
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1815-1830 |
José Ignacio Garcia SJ Ecology Coordinator, Global Ignatian Advocacy Network (GIAN) |
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1830-1845 |
Ms. Sylvia Miclat Executive Director, Environmental Science for Social Change (ESSC) |
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1900-2200 |
Welcome Dinner |
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WEDNESDAY, 21 MAY 2014 |
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0630-0730 |
Breakfast |
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0800-0830 |
Travel of Jesuit Retreat House guests to Pine Hills Hotel |
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0830-1230 |
PLENARY SESSION Emcee: Ms. Ana Rosa Carmona |
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0830-0845 |
Convocation
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0845-0900 |
Welcome and introduction to Conference Keynote Speaker Mr. Andres Ignacio Director for Planning and Geomatics, ESSC |
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0900-0930 |
Keynote Speaker Mr. Andreas Carlgren Newman Institute |
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0930-1000 |
Discussion: Q & A Moderator: Mr. Andres Ignacio |
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1000-1030 |
Morning Tea/Coffee |
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1030-1045 |
Introduction to Theme Keynote Speakers Benny Juliawan SJ PhD Social Apostolate Coordinator in Asia Pacific |
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1045-1105 |
Theme 1: Sustainability Science Prof. Jean-Marie Baland PhD |
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1105-1125 |
Theme 2: Local Wisdom, Risk Resilience and Adaptation Pedro Walpole SJ PhD |
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1125-1145 |
Theme 3: Youth and Values Formation Ms. Sylvia Miclat |
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1145-1230 |
Open Forum Moderator: Benny Juliawan SJ PhD |
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1230-1400 |
Lunch |
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1400-1530 |
PLENARY SESSION |
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1400-1415 |
Reflections from field visits Moderator: Ms. Rowena Soriaga |
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1415-1430 |
Group 1 |
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1430-1445 |
Group 2 |
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1445-1500 |
Group 3 |
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1500-1530 |
Open Forum and Discussion Moderator: Ms. Rowena Soriaga |
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1530-1600 |
Afternoon Tea/Coffee |
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1600-1800 |
PARALLEL SESSION |
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Theme 1: Chair José Ignacio Garcia SJ |
Theme 2: Chair Mr. Andreas Carlgren |
Theme 3: Chair Ms. Julie Edwards |
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Co-Chair Ms. Rowena Soriaga |
Co-Chair Mr. Andres Ignacio |
Co-Chair Ms. Sylvia Miclat |
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Documentation Ms. Mariel de Jesus Mr. Saptarishi Bandopadhyay |
Documentation Ms. Dallay Annawi Mr. Joseph Labrador |
Documentation Ms. Mitchiko Aljas Mr. Arnel Santander |
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1600-1615 |
Session Introduction |
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WATER RESEARCH AND GOVERNANCE |
LAND AND WATER RESEARCH |
CASE STUDIES |
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1615-1645 |
Prof. Vincent Hallet PhD Groundwater investigation, assessment and production of small volcanic islands: a solution for small isolated communities subjected to severe shortages |
Engr. Dexter Lo Even without the storm: the XU-DRRM story |
Ms. Jennie Hickey Youth and values education: an Australian Jesuit education case study |
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1645-1715 |
Xavier Savarimuthu SJ PhD Water sustainability issues for India with its social and ecological impacts |
Mr. Joseph Labrador A Method on Village-level Disaster Risk Assessment: Empowering Communities Towards Resilience Building |
Christian Ndoki SJ Learning to translate values into the language of youth |
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1715-1745 |
Gabriel Lamug-Nanawa SJ A Study of Transboundary Water Management Issues in Hou Sahong, Mekong River |
Ms. Taka Nurdiana Gani
Local Wisdom in DRR and Peace Building Project Implementation |
Mr. Arnel Santander Tuen hu Uyag: Learning and Living |
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1745-1800 |
Session Summary |
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1830-2000 |
Dinner |
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THURSDAY, 22 MAY 2014 |
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0630-0730 |
Breakfast |
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0730-0800 |
Travel of Jesuit Retreat House guests to Pine Hills Hotel |
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0800-1230 |
PARALLEL SESSIONS |
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Theme 1: Chair José Ignacio Gacria SJ |
Theme 2: Chair Mr. Andreas Carlgren |
Theme 3: Chair Ms. Julie Edwards |
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0800-0815 |
Session Introduction |
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LAND RESEARCH AND GOVERNANCE |
LAND AND WATER GOVERNANCE |
VALUES FORMATION |
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0815-0845 |
Mr. Eric Bruno
Factors Affecting the Engagement of Community ForestEnterprises in Timber Commercialization |
Mayor Henry Afable Local Government Disaster Management and Response in Maydolong, Eastern Samar: From Preparedness to Recovery |
Prof. Stéphane Leyens PhD
Development, Values and Youth: some theoretical and practical considerations |
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0845-0915 |
Daniel McNamara SJ PhD Black Carbon |
Mr. Emmanuel Sambale Participatory mapping and LGU decision support tools for Disaster Risk Reduction
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Ms. Julie Edwards Youth and Values |
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0915-0945 |
Ms. Guadalupe Calalang PhD Candidate A regional soil reference system for fertility assessment and monitoring for highland soils in Mindanao, Philippines |
Arch. Villa Mae Libutaque Strengthening Community-led Shelter Initiatives and Local Governance to Address Housing Needs of Informal Settler Families |
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0945-1000 |
Session Summary |
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1000-1030 |
Morning Tea/Coffee |
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1030-1045 |
Session Introduction |
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SUSTAINABILITY SCIENCE AND CONCEPT |
METHODS AND RESEARCH |
METHODS AND RESEARCH |
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1045-1115 |
Lourdes Simpol PhD Societal interaction of science and technology in Mindanao |
Wendy Clavano PhD Rainfall hazard and flood risk in the Cagayan River watershed: Understanding volume, intensity and accumulation to reduce disaster risk |
Prof. Grace Cruz PhD Values, Attitudes and Behaviors of the Filipino Youth: Evidence from the Young Adult Fertility and Sexuality Studies |
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1115-1145 |
Ms. Bronwyn Lay PhD Candidate Recognising material violence- a silent solution to transformative governance: sustainability science and its relationship to law |
Prof. Sabine Henry PhD Benefits of international migrations for socio-ecological resilience of rural households in the home country |
Eric Velandria SJ PhD Xavier University School of Education: Youth and Values Formation
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1145-1215 |
Craig Hutton PhD The role of integrated socio-environmental modeling in policy support: case studies in tropical deltas |
Mr. Andres Ignacio PhD Candidate Assessing the efficacy of social vulnerability measurements through the impacts of disasters |
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1215-1230 |
Session Summary |
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1230-1400 |
Lunch |
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1400-1700 |
PARALLEL WORKSHOPS |
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Learning |
What are the contexts in which we want to do research about sustainability science? |
What research questions are the academic and research community formulating to improve our critical understanding of disaster risk reduction? |
What research questions should be formulated that can enable youth to face the challenges of social and environmental sustainability? |
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Creating capacities |
How do we mainstream the concepts, tools and analytical methods for sustainability science in local governance? |
How can civil society help line agencies and local governments improve coordination for disaster risk reduction? |
How can we mainstream youth engagement in land and water governance? |
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Accompanying |
How do we improve the linkages among people coming from the various research and academic disciplines to mainstream sustainability science? |
How can land and water governance/ research be improved to respond to disaster risks? |
How can we improve youth communications and linkages for greater socio-environmental understanding? |
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Networking and Collaboration |
Who can work together to promote approaches and how? (Collaboration and advocacy) |
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1700-1800 |
Team meeting |
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1830-2000 |
Dinner |
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FRIDAY, 23 MAY 2014 |
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0630-0730 |
Breakfast |
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0730-0800 |
Travel of Jesuit Retreat House guests to Pine Hills Hotel |
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0800-1230 |
PLENARY SESSION |
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0800-0815 |
Transformative Land and Water Governance Workshop Outputs Moderator Ms. Julie Edwards |
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0815-0830 |
Summary presentation: Theme1 |
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0830-0845 |
Summary presentation: Theme2 |
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0845-0900 |
Summary presentation: Theme3 |
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0900-0930 |
Open Forum Moderator: Ms. Julie Edwards |
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0930-1030 |
Networking for future collaborative engagements Moderator: Ms. Sylvia Miclat |
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1030-1100 |
Morning Tea/Coffee |
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1100-1130 |
Synthesis Pedro Walpole SJ PhD |
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1130-1200 |
Closing Remarks Prof. Sabine Henry PhD |
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1200-1400 |
Lunch |
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Checkout of participants |
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Travel to Bendum for Jesuits and collaborators gathering |