Mapping for Change

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Day 1  September 7, 2005
AM

Registration

 

Welcome address and introduction to the conference agenda

 

Plenary - Keynotes addresses on the primary issues facing PGIS practice and dissemination worldwide

 

Plenary - Case studies presentations – selected exemplary case studies highlighting enabling / disabling environments including regulatory, strategic policy, legal, and institutional capacity, conditions.

 

Plenary – open forum - discussion

PM

Parallel sessions by Working Groups (WGs) discussing enabling / disabling environments

 

Plenary - Presentation of results by WGs and listing/ranking exercise.

 

Evening Welcome social event

 

 

Day 2

Methodological issues

 

 

AM

Plenary – presentations followed by discussions

 

Plenary – open forum / discussions

 

Parallel sessions on methodological issues (Presentations)

 
  • Track 1: Methods for representing local knowledge

  • Track 2: Ethics of PGIS practice

  • Track 3: Supporting cultural heritage preservation and identity building among indigenous peoples and rural communities

  • Track 4: Participatory numbers (issues of scale, accuracy, etc.) Working Groups discussing methodological issues

PM Parallel session (4) working groups dealing with above issues
PM

Plenary - Presentation of WGs results and their discussion

 

 

Day 3

Implementation issues

 

 

AM

Plenary - presentations followed discussions

 

Parallel sessions on PGIS implementation issues, including the following contexts:

 
  • Track 1: Land and resource rights and entitlements,

  • Track 2: Participatory land use planning and collaborative natural resource management

  • Track 3: Conflict management and amelioration

  • Track 4: Networking and Communication

AM Working Groups (4) discussing lessons learned from on-field implementation
PM

Plenary – Presentation of WG outputs WG

 

Parallel sessions - Regional working groups: defining the way forward including setting priorities

 

Plenary - Presentation of results by WG

 

Plenary - summarising of results

 

Closure

 

Evening Conference dinner

 

 

Day 4  
 

Field trip

 

1:10,000-scale 3D model of the Cotacachi Volcano and the Greater Ambi River Watershed, Imbabura, Ecuador (Year 2003).  Image courtesy of Shiloh Moates

Students learning how to use GPS. Image courtesy of Peter Minang, ITC, NL