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Youth proposals for innovative technologies in the Asia-Pacific forestry sector
Youth proposals for innovative technologies in the Asia-Pacific forestry sector
Coex, Seoul, Republic of Korea
3 May 2022
12:30-02:00 PM - KST
CIFOR’s researcher measure tree diameter in tropical peat swamp forest. Tree diameter survey is one of step for forest carbon monitoring. Photo by Sigit Deni Sasmito/CIFOR
Young people have shown their capacity to generate and spearhead trans-national mobilization to address environmental challenges such as climate change and advance sustainable development. They are instrumental in shaping a sustainable future including: by taking leadership roles and generating momentum through collaboration and social media, by transforming rigid institutions from within and participating to the uptake and upscale of innovative technologies in the forest sector. This is why FAO and FTA, through an open call for contributions, invited students and young professionals to contribute actively to the roadmap being developed on the use of innovative technologies in forestry and forest management in the Asia-Pacific region, with key recommendations (policy and concrete actions) for their application in sustainable forest management. This exercise resulted in a FAO / FTA co-publication, accessible online,1 which gathers the best youth contributions.
The authors of this publication interacting with youth and audience present in the room will be invited to reflect on two questions:
Can innovative technologies improve and facilitate the engagement of youth in forestry and forest related issues?
.How to better integrate innovative technologies in forestry curricula?
Senior Forestry Officer and Secretary of the Asia-Pacific Forestry Commission, FAO-RAP
Matta Rao
Forestry Officer, FAO-RAP
Vincent Gitz
Director, Programme and Platforms and Focal Point, Latin America, CIFOR-ICRAF
Shahrukh Kamran
Young expert, Pakistan
Kyuho Lee
Young expert, Rep. of Korea
Nur Bahar
Young expert, Malaysia
Cecile de Jesus
Young expert, the Philippines
Prachi Gupta
Young expert, India
Sanjaya Raj Tamang
Young expert, Nepal
Clarence Gio Almoite
Young expert, the Philippines
Marie-Jessica Gabriel
Young expert, the Philippines
Deasy Ramatia
Young expert, Indonesia
Sony Lama
Young expert, Nepal
Thuan Sarzynski
Young expert, Viet Nam
Angga Saputra
Young expert, Indonesia
June Mandawali
Young expert, Papua New Guinea
Moderator
John Roshetko
Senior Agroforestry Systems & Integrated Natural Resources Management Scientist, CIFOR-ICRAF
Welcome speech
Presentation of the youth publication
Session 1: Can innovative technologies improve and facilitate the engagement of youth in forestry and forest related issues?
Examples of innovations presented by the youth authors of the publication
Panel discussion
Polling with the audience
Wrap up Session 1
Session 2: How to better integrate innovative technologies in forestry curricula?
Video from GLF event
Panel discussion
Polling with the audience
Wrap up Session 2
Conclusions
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