Katoomba X: Valuing Environmental Services: Securing the Natural Capital of Present and Future Generations
São Paulo, Brazil
The public conference will introduce global experiences and advances on ecosystem services from leaders around the world. A panel in the afternoon with examples and speakers drawn from Brazilian federal and state PES initiatives will highlight lessons and opportunities in this growing field. A special Katoomba “Dialogue” will be held including community members, NGO practitioners, the finance community, and academics, to address the critical topic of carbon opportunities.
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Conference Summary
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Notes: Some of these presentations had to be heavily modified to reduce their file size for the web. More presentations will be posted as they become available.
Tuesday, October 3, 2006
Panel 1: Payments for Ecosystem Services- Global Outlook
Biodiversity Markets, Central American Experience
Carlos Manuel Rodriguez (5186KB)
Water Markets in Latin America
Marta Echavarria (113KB)
The Business Perspective on Ecosystem Services
Roger Ullman (330KB)
The Role of Policy Making in PES
Manuel Rodriguez Becerra (61KB)
Panel 2: PES Experiences and Opportunities in Brazil
Environmental Services Markets in Brazil
Carlos Young (111KB)
Transformation of Brazilian Beef and Soy industries: the Registry of Socioenvironmental Responsibility
Dan Nepstad (340KB)
Panel 3: Katoomba Dialogue: Deforestation, Development, and Environmental Services
Environmental Defense
Steve Schwartzman (20KB)
Wednesday, October 4, 2006
Panel 1: Forests and the Agricultural Frontier- New Opportunities
Legal Reserves and the Market for Forest Services
Fernando Veiga (1527KB)
Trends in Agroindustry and the Forest Frontier
Paulo Rabello de Castro (760KB)
Environment for Investment in Forestry under the New Public Forest Management (Concessions) Law
Tasso Azevedo (167KB)
Forest Companies Engaging in Multiple Asset Management
RobertoWaack (250KB)
Panel 2: Communities and Markets
The Extractive Reserves and Indigenous Territories of the Brazilian Amazon provide Major Ecosystem Services
Mary Allegretti (233KB)
Challenges and Opportunities for Engaging Traditional Communities in Ecosystem Services Markets
Raul Telles de Vale (6203KB)
The Central American Experience with PES
Herman Rosa (1111KB)
Strengthening Communities in the Vale do Ribeira through Compensation for Environmental Services
Rubens Born (576KB)
Panel 3: Challenges and Future Perspectives for Carbon Markets
Moving Beyond Technical Hurdles in Regulated and Voluntary Carbon Markets: Status of the Markets
Paolo Mountinho (411KB)
Strategies and Political Openings within the Land Use, Land Use Change and Forestry Market in Kyoto
Kevin Conrad (1036KB)
Ecosystem Service Payments in Amazonas State
Virgilio Viana (5164KB)
The Macrometrics of PES in Costa Rica
Franz Tattenbach (570KB)