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Monday 13 May |
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| 10:00-10:15 | Welcome: | |
| 10:15-13:00 | Plenary sessions | |
| Chair: R. Leemans | ||
| 10:15-11:15 | - Introduction on Future Earth: M. Visbeck: Future Earth Research for Global Sustainability S. Wilson: Future Earth Implementation - Engagement, Governance, Secretariat, Programme and project transition, Funding and activities H. Hackmann: A Changing Global Environment for Science |
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| 11:15-12:00 | - Sustainable Development Goals and Europe: G. Glaser: Science and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) J. Wejchert: A decent life for all - Ending poverty and giving the world a sustainable future L. Tubiana: |
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| 12:00-13:00 | - Round Table on Global Environmental Change Science: G. Mace: Biodiversity and ecosystems: Opportunities and challenges for Future Earth research C. Le Quere: Earth System Interactions including Humans A. Dahan: Humanities and Social Sciences in the new framing of Future Earth |
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| 14:15-16:10 | 3 breakout sessions on a first set of questions | |
| The added value of Future Earth for European Research: fears and expectations? | ||
| - Disciplinary versus transdisciplinary - Given the framework presented, how could Future Earth contribute to existing research priorities in Europe? - What kind of new research activities would you like to see conducted within Future Earth in Europe? - What kind of outreach or other activities would you like to see conducted within Future Earth in Europe? - What would success look like for Future Earth in Europe? What would success indicators be? |
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| 16:45-18:15 | Plenary sessions - Reports from Breakout sessions Day 1 Report from group A Report from group B Report from group C - Conclusions of Day 1: R. Leemans |
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Tuesday 14 May |
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| 08:45-10:00 | Plenary sessions | |
| Chair: M.-L. Chanin | ||
| - Transdisciplinary and co-design: X. Leroux: Towards synergies between Future Earth and key actors of the European Research Area - Benefiting from their skills to promote international integration, transdisciplinarity and co-design J. Ingram: GECAFS - Reflections on stakeholder engagement |
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| 10:20-11:50 | - Coordinating GEC research at national level: D. Wilhemsson: A Swedish meeting point and gateway for Global Environmental Change Research M. Visbeck: German Committee Future Earth Ch. Ritz: Are national initiatives the key to Future Earth's success? H. Le Treut: Global changes, climate services and multidisciplinarity: some aspects of the relevant research in France N. Lourenço: European Alliance of Global Change Research Committee: Goals and Strategy T. Suni: The Pan-Eurasian Experiment – an Arctic and boreal regional node for Future Earth? |
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| 12:00-15:30 | 3 Breakout sessions on a second set of questions | |
| How could Future Earth be implemented in Europe? |
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| - What infrastructure already exists and what is needed to promote and coordinate Future Earth within the European Research Area?
- How to build on existing activities in Europe in areas such as data, education, capacity building, communication, interface with stakeholders, etc. to develop further transdisciplinary research on GEC issues? - What could be the form and functions of the European regional node of Future Earth and its interfaces with European Commission and Member States? |
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| 15:30-17:00
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Plenary sessions
- Funding and resources perspectives: A. Tilche: Horizon 2020 P. Monfray : Funding issues and (some) perspectives - Reports from Breakout sessions Day 2 Report from group D Report from group E Report from group F - Wrap-up and homework: H. Le Treut |
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