12 October 2009

8:30 – 9:00

Welcome

9:00-10:30

Introductory Session

9:00-9:10

Mr. Charles Arden-Clarke - welcome and introduction by UNEP

9:10-9:25

Ms. Gunilla Blomquist, Chair of the International Task Force on Sustainable Lifestyles led by Sweden

• Advancing Sustainable Lifestyles through Cultural Diversity

9:25-9:40

Dr. Fabienne Pierre, UNEP DTIE

• GSSL overview: partnerships and outcomes

9:40-9:55

Mr. François Jégou, Sustainable Everyday Project

• Sustainable Scenarios

9:55-10:20

OECD Committee on Consumer Policy (tbc)

10:20-10:35

Coffee break

10:35-13:00

Regional Session 1 – Asia Pacific

Presentation of National and Regional Results

10:35-10:50

• Dr. Midori Aoyagi-Usui, National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan

10:50-11:05

• Porf. Veeraraghavan, Venkatesh Trust for Education and Excellence, India (tele-conference)

11:05-11:20

• Dr. Bronwyn Hayward, University of Canterbury, New Zealand 

11:20-11:35

• Dr. Katherine Pears, RMIT University, Australia (tele-conference)

11:35-11:50

• Dr. Dang Anh Nguyet, Center for Development of Community Initiative and Environment,  Vietnam

11:50-12:05

• Mr. Angelicum Fernandez-Oda, Young Artist Fellowship for the Environment Philippines (tbc)

12:05-12:15

• Dr. Fabienne Pierre (UNEP): conclusions of the GSSL regional workshop for Asia Pacific

Interactive discussion

12:15-12:45

GSSL outcomes in Asia Pacific: regional conclusions and recommendations for sustainable lifestyles

• Moderated by Dr. Zinaida Fadeeva, UNU IAS, Japan

12:45-14:00

Lunch

14:00-16:40

Regional Session 2 – Mediterranean Region

Presentations on National Results

14:00-14:20

• Prof. Ahmed Hamza, Alexandria University, Egypt

14:20-14:40

• Prof. Dr. Murat Kasimoglu, Canakkale Onsekiz Mart University, Turkey

14:40-15:00

• GSSL results in Lebanon (Business Continuity Middle East Organization)

15:00-15:20

• Ms. Magali Outters, CP/RAC, Spain

• Developing a Mediterranean perspective on sustainable lifestyles

Interactive discussion

15:20-16:00

GSSL conclusions and future perspectives in the Mediterranean region:

• Moderated by Ms. Magali Outters, CP/RAC, Spain (to be confirmed)

16:00 – 16:20

Coffee break

16:20-18:30

Regional Session 3 – Europe and North America

16:20-16:40

• Prof. Tim Jackson, RESOLVE, University of Sussex, UK

16:40-17:00

• Ms. Maria Carvalho and Ms. Maria Manuel Pedrosa, Inspire, Portugal

17:00-17:20

• Dr. Ulrika Holmberg & Dr. Niklas Hansson, Göteborgs University, Sweden

Interactive discussion

17:20-18:00

GSSL outcomes in Europe and North America: regional conclusions and recommendations for sustainable lifestyles

• Moderated by Ms. Victoria Thoresen, PERL, Norway

18:00-18:10

Conclusions

20:00

Dinner

13 October 2009

9:00 –9:30

Welcome

9:30-12:40

Regional Session 4 – Latin America

Presentations on National Results

9:30-9:50

• Mr. Helio Mattar, Akatu Institute, Brazil

9:50-10:10

• Dr. Leticia Merino, UNAM, Mexico

10:10-10:30

• Dr. Andrea Mendoza, Los Andes University Colombia

10:30-10:50

Coffee break

10:50-11:10

• Mr. Matias J. Arzalluz, IADS Argentina

Interactive discussion

11:10-12:00

GSSL outcomes in Latin America: regional conclusions and recommendations for sustainable lifestyles

• Moderated by Mr. Luis Flores, Consumers International, Chile

12:00-13:30

Lunch

13:30-15:30

Session 4
Sustainable Lifestyles in the 10YFP – Parallel Working Groups

13:30-13:50

Ms. Adriana Zacarias, UNEP DTIE
Regional policies and the 10-Year Framework of Programmes for SCP: how to provide inputs on sustainable lifestyles?

13:50-14:50

Parallel working groups for inputs to the 10YFP and regional policies (interactive discussions)

• Mediterranean region
• Asia Pacific
• Europe and North America
• Latin America and the Caribbean

14:50-15:30

Regional working groups – Presentations and Conclusions

• Mediterranean region (10 minutes)
• Asia Pacific (10 minutes)
• Europe and North America (10 minutes)
• Latin America and the Caribbean (10 minutes)

15:30-17:40

Session 5
Towards Global Recommendations on Sustainable Lifestyles

15:30-15:50

Mr. Carlos Busquets, International Chamber of Commerce (tbc)

• The role of Business in fostering sustainable lifestyles

15:50-16:35

Discussions and negotiations on global policy recommendations: inputs to the 10YFP

• Interactive discussion moderated by Nis Christensen (UNEP)

16:35-17:00

Coffee break

17:00-17:40

Towards CSD 2010/2011: identifying needs and priorities for research and education on sustainable lifestyles at the regional and international level

• Interactive discussion moderated by Dr. Hilligje Van’t Land, International Association of Universities

17:40-18:30

Closing Session

17:40-18:20

Ms. Victoria Thoresen, Hedmark University College (Norway) and PERL

• A Partnership for Education and Research about Responsible Living: cooperation opportunities

18:20-18:30

Ms. Gunilla Blomquist, Chair of the Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Lifestyles - Closing of the workshop