Organized by the International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements (IFOAM) the ‘Bonn Sustainability Days’ comprise a number of events that aim to provide an in-depth discussion of sustainable agriculture guidelines and policy recommendations for the sector.
The discussion rounds on sustainability will be broken down into multiple expert workshops, keynote speeches and a field trip, before transitioning to a public discussion forum, where renowned international leaders of sustainability visions will share their practical experiences in close-up, personal meetings with participants. The forum in turn will culminate in the public presentation of the conclusions of these four days of exchange.
Programm
23 November – Free Public Event
Following the Disappointment of Rio+20: We Need Organic Agriculture!
The Bonn Sustainability Days open with a 2-hour event around the outcomes of the Rio+20 Earth Summit.
24-26 November – Expert Forum (Registration required)
The Sustainability Camp
The ‘Sustainability Camp’ is a three-day indepth discussion on sustainability guidelines and policy recommendations to shape the details of the organic sustainability vision. The think-tank includes experts’ presentation of a road map for sustainability, panel discussions, workshops and field verification excursions, which produce conclusions that are translated into the Bonn Sustainability Declaration 2012.
26 November – Free Public Event (Registration required)
The ‘Sustainability for People!’ Forum
‘Sustainability for People!’ is a half-day public discussion forum for citizens, consumers and professionals, where renowned international leaders of sustainability visions will share their practical experience in close-up, personal meetings with participants.
27-28 November – Registration required
SusCon: Green Economy – from Intention to Action
The conference draws attention to the importance of business and considers which economic model we should adopt for the future and what, in practice, constitutes a ‘green economy’.
Further information, flyer, programme and registrationOrganized by the International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements (IFOAM) the ‘Bonn Sustainability Days’ comprise a number of events that aim to provide an in-depth discussion of sustainable agriculture guidelines and policy recommendations for the sector.
The discussion rounds on sustainability will be broken down into multiple expert workshops, keynote speeches and a field trip, before transitioning to a public discussion forum, where renowned international leaders of sustainability visions will share their practical experiences in close-up, personal meetings with participants. The forum in turn will culminate in the public presentation of the conclusions of these four days of exchange.
Programm
23 November – Free Public Event
Following the Disappointment of Rio+20: We Need Organic Agriculture!
The Bonn Sustainability Days open with a 2-hour event around the outcomes of the Rio+20 Earth Summit.
24-26 November – Expert Forum (Registration required)
The Sustainability Camp
The ‘Sustainability Camp’ is a three-day indepth discussion on sustainability guidelines and policy recommendations to shape the details of the organic sustainability vision. The think-tank includes experts’ presentation of a road map for sustainability, panel discussions, workshops and field verification excursions, which produce conclusions that are translated into the Bonn Sustainability Declaration 2012.
26 November – Free Public Event (Registration required)
The ‘Sustainability for People!’ Forum
‘Sustainability for People!’ is a half-day public discussion forum for citizens, consumers and professionals, where renowned international leaders of sustainability visions will share their practical experience in close-up, personal meetings with participants.
27-28 November – Registration required
SusCon: Green Economy – from Intention to Action
The conference draws attention to the importance of business and considers which economic model we should adopt for the future and what, in practice, constitutes a ‘green economy’.