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Conference Agenda

Overview and details of the sessions of this conference. Please select a date or location to show only sessions at that day or location. Please select a single session for detailed view (with abstracts and downloads if available).

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Session Overview

Date: Monday, 02/Oct/2023

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Date: Tuesday, 03/Oct/2023
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Date: Sunday, 22/Oct/2023
8:30am - 6:30pm	South-South Dialogues Event Location: EOS 01.220

Date: Monday, 23/Oct/2023
8:30am - 5:00pm	Early Career Researchers Day Location: GR -1.070 Click here for further details.
7:30pm - 9:00pm	Extracurricular Activity \| Audiotour through a future Nijmegen, organized by Nimma aan Zee During this walk through Nijmegen, famous podcast duo Jozien Wijkhuijs and Dennis Gaens take you on an exciting journey. Through an audio story you travel to a Nijmegen after the great wave. What does that future look like? A fictional story about our city in 200 years. Are you joining? Bring a smart phone and headset. This audio story was made for the Art for climate festival Nimma aan zee. Addressing the climate and biodiversity crises as a challenge of imagination, arthouse LUX endeavors, through this festival, to confront these issues using the transformative force of art. (Please note that the walk may involve stairs in the city center!) Registration Register for the event here.

Date: Tuesday, 24/Oct/2023
8:30am - 10:00am	Anticipatory practices and politics of carbon removal assessment Location: GR 1.139 Chair: Sean Low Second Session Chair: Miranda Boettcher	Cases for a nature-based future Location: GR 1.133 Chair: Anthony Calacino	The Future of Oceans Location: GR 1.170 Chair: Asli Calim	Governing urban transformation: Critical perspectives on experimentation and scaling Location: GR 1.109 Chair: Rachel Mary Macrorie Second Session Chair: Linda Westman Discussant: David Gordon Third chair: Marielle Papin Meeting ID: 814 5677 6895 Passcode: 652695
	Markets, market instruments and just transition Location: GR 1.112 Chair: Dize Doğan	The power of data and digitalization amidst environmental emergencies Location: GR 1.116 Chair: Gus Greenstein	Play, imagination and unmaking unsustainable systems Location: GR 1.120	Transdisciplinarity and the paradox of two ESGs: Co-option, Collision or collaboration? Location: GR 1.125
	Empty room for quiet working Location: GR 1.129	Governing Sustainable Development Location: GR -1.075 Chair: Eszter Szedlacsek	Mitigating climate change Location: GR 1.136 Chair: Thais Ribeiro	The 100 Resilient Cities Initiative, a Natural Experiment in Sustainability Governance Location: GR -1.070 Chair: Matthew Hoffmann Second Session Chair: Michele Betsill Discussant: Harriet Bulkeley Third and fourth Chairs: Chris Gore and Sarah Sharma
	Science and knowledge production in environmental policy Location: GR 1.143 Chair: Carlos Korassi Téwéché
10:00am - 10:30am	Break and Refreshments
10:30am - 12:00pm	Innovative Governance Solutions for Resilience Against Climate, Nature, and Health Crises: Advancing Planetary Health in Africa Location: GR -1.070 Chair: Idil Boran	Public perspectives on carbon removal Location: GR 1.143 Chair: Sean Low Second Session Chair: Miranda Boettcher	Futures for just sustainable transformations: anticipating (un)just futures Location: GR 1.170 Chair: Chen Zhong	More-than-human perspectives: transforming earth system governance Location: GR 1.109 Chair: Cebuan Bliss Second Session Chair: Susan Boonman-Berson Discussant: Susan Boonman-Berson
	The footprint of a low-carbon future: connecting supply chains, governance and socio-ecological justice Location: GR 1.112 Chair: Carlijn Hendriks Discussant: Jewellord Tolentino Nem Singh	Local and regional environmental policy making Location: GR 1.116 Chair: Marc Calabretta	Ending Plastics Pollution Location: GR 1.120 Chair: Valeria Zambianchi	Green on green conflicts in energy transitions: a transdisciplinary roundtable Location: GR 1.125 Session organisers: Neelakshi Joshi, Fritz Kleinschroth, Christine Milchram, Georgia Savvidou Meeting ID: 820 1036 2771 Passcode: 989521
	New models for science-policy interfaces – towards transformative biodiversity policy in Europe Location: GR 1.129	The Social Sciences on social transformations towards sustainability in higher education Location: GR 1.133	Governing urban transformation: Scaling experiments, matching cities and city archetypes Location: GR 1.139 Chair: Elisa Kochskämper Second Session Chair: Matteo Roggero Discussant: Kristine Kern Meeting ID: 896 0231 9041 Passcode: 927821	Multistakeholder Partnerships and Sustainable Development Location: GR 1.160 Chair: Melanie van Driel
	Norm collisions, backlash and and public perceptions in transformative change Location: GR -1.075 Chair: Jen Iris Allan
12:00pm - 12:30pm	Break and Light Snack
12:30pm - 2:00pm	Semi-Plenary Session: Bridging the gap: Science-policy dialogue on water as a catalyst for sustainable development and climate action Location: GR 0.100 The German Institute for Development and Sustainability (IDOS)		Semi-Plenary: European Union’s Regulation on Deforestation-free Supply Chains: Green Protectionism or Paving Way for Global Decarbonization Pathways Location: EOS 01.630 Institute for Environment and Sustainability (IES) – National University of Singapore
2:00pm - 3:00pm	Lunch
3:00pm - 4:30pm	Just Energy Spaces Location: GR 1.125 Chair: Konrad Guertler Second Session Chair: Jeremias Herberg Discussant: David Hess	Project N-SaFE: NGO-State Fisheries Enforcement (new modalities of maritime governance) Location: GR 1.143 Chair: Patrick Cullen	Taming Tech for Sustainability Transformation: digitalization and the challenges of equity and justice in global environmental governance Location: GR 1.170 Chair: Vinícius Mendes Discussant: Eduardo Viola	The consumptogenic system and governance for planetary health equity Location: GR 1.139 Chair: Sharon Friel Discussant: Kathryn Bowen
	Community engagement and decision-making in energy and adaptation governance Location: GR 1.112 Chair: Okka Lou Mathis	Future imaginaries and translocal dynamics of democratic grassroot experiments Location: GR 1.116 Chair: Julia Tschersich Second Session Chair: Kristiaan Kok Discussant: David Schlosberg	Allocating climate change adaptation finance to those who need it most! How does allocation work and how can we measure who is most vulnerable and whether finance is used effectively? Location: GR 1.120 Chair: Christian Baatz	Climate Litigation Location: GR -1.070 Chair: Marlene Terstiege
	Contributing to just transformative change with effective and legitimate transdisciplinary environmental science-policy interfaces? Location: GR 1.129 Third chair: Arlette van den Berg	Locating Gender in Sustainability Governance and Transitions Location: GR 1.133	De-Moooo-cracy! A performative experiment with a cow-human citizen’s assembly Location: GR 1.136	Transdisciplinary research in living labs for environmental issues: gained experiences and lessons learned Location: GR 1.109
	Promises and pitfalls of implementing the Sustainable Development Goals Location: GR -1.075 Chair: Frank Biermann Second Session Chair: Carole-Anne Sénit Discussant: Thomas Hickmann	Trying out diverse participatory action research methods – harnessing their power for transformative governance Location: GR 1.160
4:30pm - 5:00pm	Break and Refreshments
5:00pm - 7:00pm	Opening Plenary Location: GR 0.100 On October 24th, during the opening plenary of the Radboud Conference on Earth System Governance, the following keynote presenters will delve into the conference theme: “Bridging Sciences and Societies for Sustainability Transformations”, highlighting the need for sustainability transformations and showing how fundamental such transformations need to be. Marjan Minnesma Urgent action is much more needed and is also possible. Science and society can be more aligned and help each other in pushing government and business. Concrete examples show how we start with concrete and scalable projects, and show that the energy transition should not deteriorate biodiversity, but that climate and biodiversity should both be taken into account when implementing solutions. Website: www.urgenda.nl Melanie Challenger – The Who, How, When, and Why of including the voices of other species in human decision-making processes Today, it is widely accepted among...
7:00pm - 8:30pm	Reception Location: Faculty of Science
8:30pm - 10:30pm	Extracurricular Activity \| Screening: White Plastic Sky (@Arthouse LUX) In a not too distant future without animals and plants where the price of human survival is high, a young man breaks every rule to save his wife. An animated feature film by TIBOR BÁNÓCZKI & SAROLTA SZABÓ (whiteplasticsky.com) Registration Register for the event here.

Date: Wednesday, 25/Oct/2023
8:30am - 10:00am	Can collective action foster sustainability transformations? Studying the impacts of the climate justice movement Location: GR 1.125 Chair: Adrian Rinscheid Second Session Chair: Sebastian Koos Discussant: Silvia Pianta	Earth Systems Law RPG: Justice applications in the Anthropocene Location: GR 1.143 Chair: Andrea C. Simonelli	Local pathways of climate change adaptation: discourses, actors and tools Location: GR 1.170 Chair: Claudia Morsut Discussant: Lisa Sanderink	Visions of Planetary and Participatory Anticipation and Imagination Location: GR 1.109 Chair: Florian Rabitz
	Water and food governance at the nexus Location: GR 1.112 Chair: Carlijn Hendriks	Urban governance and experimentation Location: GR 1.116 Chair: Viola Jasmine Provost	Data-driven climate governance: A critique Location: GR 1.139 Chair: Aarti Gupta Discussant: Ina Möller Meeting ID: 813 6825 9448 Passcode: 576767	Anticipating a decarbonized world Location: GR -1.070 Chair: Carley Allison Chavara
	Earth Trusteeship Dialogue: Co-creating Eco-Peace Location: GR 1.129	Demystifying degrowth – Connecting research and practice Location: GR 1.160	The ties that bind: World Café on youth engagement as a driving force for community-based healing in times of environmental and social shocks Location: GR 1.136 https://sway.office.com/fHKg0SzKukO0jetR?ref=Link	Conflicts, settlements and displacements Location: GR 1.120 Chair: Lukas Hermwille
	Roundtable on Institutionalising Multispecies and Planetary Justice Location: GR -1.075	Emerging economies and green transformations Location: GR 1.133 Chair: Ilaha Abasli
10:00am - 10:30am	Break and Refreshments
10:30am - 12:00pm	International Climate Policy Location: GR 1.139 Chair: Frederik Dahlmann	Earth system governance and outer space development: Politics, power, and the future-making of sustainability Architecture and Agency Location: GR -1.075 Chair: Xiao-Shan Yap Second Session Chair: Rakhyun E. Kim Discussant: Aarti Gupta	Deep system change for sustainable development: The 2030PLUS Project Location: GR 1.170	Transformative interventions to strengthen prioritisation of biodiversity in decision making Location: GR 1.109 Chair: Ilkhom Soliev Second Session Chair: Alex Franklin Third chair: Agnes Zolyomi
	Equity and justice in nature and climate governance Location: GR 1.112 Chair: Alexandre San Martim Portes	Water-Energy-Food nexus in South Africa: consequences for social justice? Location: GR 1.116 Chair: Marjanneke Johanna Vijge	Environmental impact of the healthcare sector within the concept of planetary health Location: GR 1.120 Chair: Tim Stobernack	Multilevel and local adaptation and resilience Location: GR 1.125 Chair: Rini Astuti
	A Sustainability Manifesto for Higher Education Location: GR 1.129	Struggles in connecting theory and practice: a townhall debate on dilemmas in creating societal impact Location: GR 1.136	Transformations and Tensions in Food System Governance Location: GR 1.133	How Can ESG Research Contribute to Transformative Change for Climate & Biodiversity? Location: GR -1.070
	Water governance at the nexus Location: GR 1.143 Chair: Asgeir Barlaup
11:00am - 2:00pm	Shared Walks for Climate Change Location: Outdoor Activity / GR 1.143 Registration Register for the event via this form.
12:00pm - 12:30pm	Break and Light Snack
12:30pm - 2:00pm	Nijmegen Agenda for Transformative Interdisciplinarity and Transdisciplinarity in Earth System Governance Location: GR 1.139	Solar Geoengineering: Contestations, Public Perceptions and Governance Location: GR -1.070 Chair: Aarti Gupta Discussant: Sean Low	Governing urban transformation: Policy and politics of experimentation and scaling Location: GR 1.170 Chair: Elisa Kochskämper Second Session Chair: Matteo Roggero Discussant: Klaus Eisenack	Implementing sustainable development goals in an incoherent world: Aligning climate action and reduced inequalities Location: GR -1.075 Chair: Adis Dzebo
	Agriculture and Food Systems Location: GR 1.109 Chair: Sarah Elizabeth Sharma	Human rights in earth system governance Location: GR 1.112 Chair: Danielle Celermajer	Renewable energies and a just transition Location: GR 1.116 Chair: Luis Ramirez Camargo Second Session Chair: Maria Luisa Lode	Institutional Design: Waste and Chemicals Location: GR 1.120 Chair: Chris Höhne
	Action-oriented knowledge for making inter- and transdisciplinary integration happen in practice Location: GR 1.136	European Union's Regulation on Deforestation-free Supply Chains: Green Protectionism or Paving Way for Global Decarbonization Pathways Location: GR 1.129	Food System Transformation Imaginaries and Policy Paradigms Location: GR 1.160 Chair: Adam Calo Second Session Chair: Gerry Alons Discussant: Gerry Alons	Reforming trade and economies Location: GR 1.133 Chair: Phillip Michael Paiement
	Navigating sustainability transformations: Governance strategies and pathways to resilient futures Location: GR 1.125 Chair: Devon Cantwell-Chavez
2:00pm - 3:00pm	Lunch
3:00pm - 4:30pm	Semi-Plenary Session: Social Tipping points and living within just Earth system boundaries Location: EOS 01.630 Future Earth, Earth Commission		Semi-Plenary Session: Fostering emancipation and courage to shape sustainability transformations in Earth System Governance Location: GR 0.100 The Radboud Centre for Sustainability Challenges, Radboud University
4:30pm - 5:00pm	Break and Refreshments
5:00pm - 6:30pm	Climate change and biodiversity: Challenges for financing, governing and achieving fair outcomes Location: GR 1.170 Chair: Cristina Yumie Aoki Inoue Second Session Chair: Karen M. Siegel Discussant: Karen M. Siegel Third Chair: Guilherme de Queiroz Stein	Overcoming the dichotomy of humans and nature in Earth System Governance research (I): An innovative approach to address the complex, intertwined, and coevolving social-ecological nature of governance challenges Location: GR 1.139 Chair: Elke Kellner Second Session Chair: Rodrigo Martinez Peña	Building a climate policy design lab in Southeast Asia: lessons from global environmental governance scholarship Location: GR -1.070 Chair: Benjamin William Cashore Discussant: Ingrid Visseren-Hamakers	Decolonial Sustainability Location: GR 1.109 Chair: Joyeeta Gupta
	Knowledge Systems Location: GR 1.112 Chair: Gerdus van der Laarse	Democracy and citizen engagement Location: GR 1.116 Chair: Christian Scholl	Urban transitions and transformations Location: GR 1.120 Chair: Karina Barquet	Co-creating novel nature-based governance: a coevolutionary perspective Location: GR 1.125
	Governing synergies and trade-offs at the intersection of biodiversity and climate change Location: GR -1.075 Chair: Ina Lehmann Second Session Chair: Jonas Hein Discussant: Jonas Hein Third Chair: Jean Carlo Rodriguez-de Francisco	Exploring “Planetary Health” in the Context of Earth System Governance Location: GR 1.133	National institutions for climate and sustainability transformations Location: GR 1.136 Chair: Marta Berbés-Blázquez	Business-led partnerships and government: constructive engagements for sustainability transformations? Location: GR 1.129 Chair: Marijn Faling Second Session Chair: Greetje Schouten
	Law and Litigation Location: GR 1.143 Chair: Jean Frederic Morin
7:30pm - 10:00pm	Conference Dinner Location: Vasim Find directions here: https://www.earthsystemgovernance.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Vasim.pdf

Date: Thursday, 26/Oct/2023
8:30am - 10:00am	What is needed to make voluntary Net-Zero climate actions by corporate, nonstate and subnational actors ‘high-integrity’? Location: GR 1.133 Chair: Birka Wicke Second Session Chair: Oren Perez Discussant: Sander Chan	Struggles over Climate Policy: Linking Institutions, Elites, and Mass Publics Location: GR 1.136 Chair: Ksenia Anisimova Second Session Chair: James Patterson	Biodiversity Governance: The Road Ahead Location: GR 1.170 Chair: Ines Dombrowsky	Democracy in the Anthropocene: Future-as-method in imagining more-than-human democratic governance Location: GR 1.109 Chair: Aysem Mert Discussant: Frederic Hanusch
	Enabling the energy transition on a local level: the case of electrical vehicles Location: GR 1.112 Chair: Bart van der Ree	Protecting global peatlands: phasing out the use of peat in growing media and as soil improver - Part I Location: GR 1.139 Chair: Marjan Smeulders Second Session Chair: Philipp Gramlich	Overcoming the dichotomy of humans and nature in Earth System Governance research (II): Navigating frameworks to study governance challenges in complex social-ecological systems Location: GR 1.116 Chair: Romina Martin Discussant: Maja Schlüter	Inequality and Injustice in Governance Location: GR 1.120 Chair: Katherine Browne
	A world on fire: practices for care in times of environmental crises Location: GR 1.125 Chair: Yves Zinngrebe	Fishbowl dialogue on the opportunities and pitfalls of value-oriented transformative governance for biodiversity Location: GR 1.129 Format The session takes the form of a fishbowl dialogue, allowing exchange between listeners in an ‘outer circle’, and a smaller group of speakers in the ‘inner circle’. We would like to hear from the audience, who can feel free to elect themselves as a discussant! Chair(s) Jeanne Nel (Wageningen University & Research – specialized in Transformative change for biodiversity) Discussants Sylvia Karlsson-Vinkhuyzen – Governing value shifts in public policy (TRANSPATH) Kaisa Korhonen-Kurki – Engaging with values and learning across science, policy and society interfaces (BioAgora) Rosalie van Dam – Marginalized groups, identities and perspectives in value-oriented governance (BioTraCes) Verina Ingram – Governing plural values in value chains (TC4BE)	The South-South Initiative and science-society interactions. An open conversation (Part 2) Location: GR -1.070	Bridging Earth System Science and Earth System Governance Location: GR -1.075 Meeting ID: 897 7599 9560 Passcode: 303139
10:00am - 10:30am	Break and Refreshments
10:00am - 12:00pm	Deep Time Walk: From Theia to the Anthropocene Location: Registration/Info Desk Chair: Maria Elisabeth Karssenberg
10:30am - 12:00pm	Decarbonisation of industry Location: GR 1.170 Chair: Klaus Eisenack	Conservation and synergies between actions Location: GR 1.125 Chair: Benoit Schmaltz	Scholar Activism within ESG: Exchanging lessons from three initiatives Location: GR -1.070	Just and green transitions: focus on Europe Location: GR 1.109 Chair: Kari De Pryck
	Climate Finance Location: GR 1.112 Chair: Jakob Skovgaard	Populism, backlash and environmental politics Location: GR 1.116 Chair: Joost de Moor	Realizing transdisciplinarity in earth system governance research and education Location: GR 1.120 Chair: Anne Kantel	Governing the acceleration of the transition towards animal-free innovation Location: GR -1.075 Chair: Ingrid Visseren-Hamakers Second Session Chair: Merel Ritskes-Hoitinga
	Protecting global peatlands: phasing out the use of peat in growing media and as soil improver - Part II Location: GR 1.139 Chair: Marjan Smeulders Second Session Chair: Philipp Gramlich	Building collective capability for sustainable transformative change – Roundtable on practical experiences with a transdisciplinary learning approach to sustainability transitions in neighborhoods and communities Location: GR 1.129 Chair: Erik Jansen	Knowledge Brokering for Impact in Marine Governance Location: GR 1.133 Chair: Ellycia Harrould-Kolieb
12:00pm - 12:30pm	Break and Light Snack
12:30pm - 2:00pm	Semi-Plenary Session: Integrating Planetary Health within Earth System Governance Location: EOS 01.630 Dahdaleh Institute for Global Health Research, York University		Semi-Plenary Session: Sustainable development post-2030: Whose development for what sustainability? Location: GR 0.100 PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency
2:00pm - 3:00pm	Lunch
3:00pm - 4:30pm	Reimagining nature and ecological futures Location: GR 1.112 Chair: Sujatha Raman	Supply-side policies and global cooperation Location: GR 1.139 Chair: Carel Dieperink	Trust and Hidden Agendas, and how we talk about climate Location: GR 1.170 Chair: Verina Ingram	Cooperation and just transition in the Global South Location: GR 1.109 Chair: Cintya Berenice Molina Rodríguez
	Engaging with ESG publications: Research dissemination and community building Location: GR -1.070	Transdisciplinarity and interdisciplinarity in earth system governance research Location: GR 1.116 Chair: Franziska Ehnert	Europe as an actor in climate and sustainability governance Location: GR 1.160	The Underrepresented: inclusivity and intersectionality in earth system governance Location: GR 1.125 Chair: David Schlosberg
	Envisioning optimistic ecological futures Location: GR 1.129 Chair: Manjana Milkoreit	Pathway Mural: Designing sustainability experiments Location: GR 1.133	Innovative partnership approaches in international climate cooperation: building bridges between global imperatives and national needs? Location: GR -1.075 Chair: Steffen Bauer Second Session Chair: Marian Feist
4:30pm - 5:00pm	Break and Refreshments		Meditation for the Earth Location: Registration/Info Desk Chair: Cebuan Bliss
5:00pm - 6:30pm	Closing Plenary Location: GR 0.100
7:30pm - 10:00pm	Extracurricular Activity \| Scenario sessions Come play in this pilot of Scenario Sessions where we will experiment and experience new forms of democratic decision-making, based on artistic inputs from theatre. New inputs for decision-making are needed as our current democracies are not sufficiently capable to deal with major social challenges such as the climate and biodiversity crisis. Scenario sessions is a participatory method in which information is being collected out of the polyphony within a topic. Then this information is translated into a desirable scenario. This method is strongly based on the theatrical principles of pre-enactment. Pre-enactment can be seen as a theatrical rehearsal that enables people to interact with what may happen in the future. In this way we not only relate cognitively to this future scenario, but we can consciously feel and realistically experience what it means to move into that future; what questions does it raise, what possible problems will arise, what interests will clash? By...

Date: Friday, 27/Oct/2023
8:00am - 6:30pm	Taskforce Meeting Day
8:30am - 10:30am	Urban Working Group Location: GR 1.109 Click here for further details.	Asia Pacific Working Group Location: GR 1.112	Earth System Law Taskforce Location: GR 1.116	Working Group on Governance of Social-Ecological Systems Location: GR 1.120	Taskforce on Ocean Governance Location: GR 1.133
10:00am - 1:00pm	Extracurricular Activity \| Excursion Living Lab Ooijpolder The Ooijpolder is a rural area adjacent to the city of Nijmegen, between the hills and river Waal. This area is an example of three types of biodiversity restoration: rewilding, flower-rich dikes and landscape restoration in the agricultural landscapes. Radboud University collaborates with several partners from this area in a Living Lab to understand the ecological gains of these types of restoration and its socio-economic drivers. This walking tour starts under the Waalbrug (the bridge across the river Waal, in the city centre) and explores these three types of restoration and places these efforts in a broader societal context. More information available here. Registration Register for the event via this form. Tour Details Length: 5 km. We will walk on flat terrain with a high chance of muddy trails. Duration: 2-3 hours Date and time: 27 October 2023 \| 10.00am to 1.00pm ...
10:30am - 11:00am	Break and Refreshments
11:00am - 11:30am	Taskforce and Working Group Conveners Meeting Location: GR 1.129
11:00am - 1:00pm	Urban Working Group Location: GR 1.109 Click here for further details.	Taskforce on Knowledge Cumulation ONLINE MEETING	Planetary Justice Taskforce Location: GR 1.133 IN-PERSON MEETING	Sustainable Development Goals Taskforce Location: GR 1.112 Click here for further details.	Decarbonization Working Group Location: GR 1.116
1:00pm - 2:00pm	Lunch
1:00pm - 4:00pm	Extracurricular Activity \| Excursion Voedselbos Groesbeek The food forest concept proposes an integration of forestry techniques and productive agriculture. The concept challenges the idea of separating agriculture from biodiversity by suggesting the application of knowledge intensive techniques can provide forest habitat and bountiful food production. One of the leading individuals in the movement to spread food forests is Ketelbroek in Groesbeek. Our hosts Wouter van Eck and Pieter Jansen will lead the tour of the site and explain the movement. Come with questions! More information available here. Registration Register for the event via this form.
2:00pm - 4:00pm	Carbon Removal Working Group Location: GR 1.109 Chair: Sean Low Second Session Chair: Miranda Boettcher Click here for further details.	Taskforce on the Governance of Nature and Biodiversity Location: GR 1.112	Democracy Working Group Location: GR 1.116
4:00pm - 4:30pm	Break and Refreshments
4:30pm - 5:00pm	Taskforce and Working Group Conveners Meeting Location: GR 1.129
4:30pm - 6:30pm	Earth System Law Taskforce Location: GR 1.109		Working Group on Earth-Space Governance Location: GR 1.112

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