Fwd: [RCEM RCC/AG: Attention Wali - Farmers Constituency] Seeking a speaker/expert on social aspects of rural development and agricultural policy (Policy Workshop: Transition towards Sustainable Agriculture in the context of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development – Strategic Implementation and Monitoring of Policy Progress, 15 – 17 November 2016, Bogor, Indonesia)

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Date: 2016-10-20 11:45 GMT+07:00
Subject: [RCEM RCC/AG: Attention Wali - Farmers Constituency] Seeking a speaker/expert on social aspects of rural development and agricultural policy (Policy Workshop: Transition towards Sustainable Agriculture in the context of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development – Strategic Implementation and Monitoring of Policy Progress, 15 – 17 November 2016, Bogor, Indonesia)
To: "rcemtransition@googlegroups.com" <rcemtransition@googlegroups.com>

Dear RCC/AG in particular Wali, 

Please find below an email from ESCAP seeking for a speaker on social aspects of rural development and agricultural policy. Wali, can you please share the email below to the larger RCEM list-serve and Farmers' Constituency List Serve by today please? 

My proposal is we can accept nominations/self-nominations, as long as they provide these following details (let me know if I missed any questions!) 

(1) Name 

(2) Email

(2) Organisation

(3) Profile of Organisation

(4) Bio of nominee

(5) Rationale of nominations - describe expertise, knowledge and engagement on the issue sustainable agriculture in the context of 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, and social aspect of sustainable agriculture and how forthcoming agricultural policies/practices/technologies and contribute in the process. 

(6) CV 

I have made a google form for them to fill: https://goo.gl/forms/1gZmFzGWriTSExGy1

We also need to include our criteria: 

1. Specific expertise, knowledge and engagement on the issue of (a) Sustainable agriculture in the context of 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, and (b) social aspect of sustainable rural development and how forthcoming agricultural policies/practices/technologies and contribute in the process

2. Representing Asia and Pacific grassroots movement, social movement or CSO network from Asia and Pacific (notes: priority will be given to ' grassroots speaker' - which means those whose lived reality illustrates the struggles of people enduring the consequences of current economic model). 

3. Capacity to strongly articulate/present the views/position of civil society/social movements on the issues/topic at hand. 

4. Openness/willingness to receive (and present) inputs from broader civil society; not just from his/her own organisation. 

5.Able to articulate gender/women's rights perspectives

Process of nomination/self nomination for CSO speakers : 

1. Fill in this form : https://goo.gl/forms/1gZmFzGWriTSExGy1 by 25 October 2016, 

2. Review by RCEM Regional Coordinating Committee for further information or clarifications, 

3. RCEM will send the full list of nominations by 26 October 2016

4. ESCAP will select from the nominations and communicate the result. 

We should also say that Based on our usual practice, regardless of who is selected, the selected person will need to process the interventions through inputs from other Asia Pacific CSOs. Therefore, the selected people should commit to: 

• Sending the key points to the big RCEM list-serve by 12 November 2016
  
• Collecting feedback and sending a draft of the intervention by 14 November 2016 
• Sending a summary of the event and final intervention to RCEM secretariat to upload to the website by 18 November 2016

I also already have some people in my mind that I think would be good for this, like Azra and Ajay, and maybe some of you have your own strong nominees even outside RCEM; we need strong speakers so let's try to submit good nominees! 

Warmly, 

Rina  

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From: Hitomi Rankine <rankine...@un.org>
Date: Wed, Oct 19, 2016 at 11:57 AM
Subject: Seeking a speaker/expert on social aspects of rural development and agricultural policy (Policy Workshop: Transition towards Sustainable Agriculture in the context of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development – Strategic Implementation and Monitoring of Policy Progress, 15 – 17 November 2016, Bogor, Indonesia)
To: Wardarina - <ri...@apwld.org>, Marjorie Pamintuan <mpami...@aprnet.org>, "ranja.sengupta1" <ranja.s...@gmail.com>
Cc: Nobue Amanuma <ama...@un.org>


Dear RCEM colleagues,

Our colleagues at the

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Centre for Poverty Alleviation through Sustainable Agriculture (CAPSA) are seeking a good speaker and expert who can talk on social aspects of sustainable rural development, and how forthcoming agricultural policies/ practices/ technologies can contribute to progress.  

Could we request the  farmers/ rural development constituency's help to identify good options for speakers?  Up to 5 options can be provided. CVs should be sent to ichi...@un.org by 26 October, ideally.

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The Policy Workshop: Transition towards Sustainable Agriculture in the context of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development – Strategic Implementation and Monitoring of Policy Progress will be held on

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15 – 17 November 2016, Bogor, Indonesia and is organized by the Centre for Poverty Alleviation through Sustainable Agriculture  (CAPSA),

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and the Statistical Institute for Asia and the Pacific (SIAP), in collaboration with Bangkok-based divisions of the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP).  

The workshop's objectives are as follows:

(a)        to enhance the participants’ capacity for engaging in designing, implementing and monitoring the progress in policies to accelerate transition to sustainable agriculture and contribute to attainment of sustainable development goals

(b)        to contribute to formulating national, subregional and regional strategy for intensifying capacity building efforts and strengthening of knowledge sharing and mutual learning for accelerating transition towards sustainable agriculture and contributing to attainment of sustainable development goals.

(c)        to strengthen regional networking for knowledge and experience sharing among policy makers, senior officials, statisticians and experts / stakeholders working on promotion of sustainable agriculture.

The programme will feature the following sessions (tentative list):

·        Session 1 - Sustainable Development, the 2030 Agenda and Sustainable Development Goals
·        Session 2 – Agriculture’s Link with Socio-Economic and Environmental Sustainability  
·        Session 3 – Measuring the Policy Impacts and Progress
·        Session 4 - Emerging Policy choices for Promoting Sustainable Agriculture
·        Session 5 -  A Way Forward for  Strengthening Regional Cooperation

The workshop is expected to engage approximately 30 participants. Financial support is provided from the Asia-Pacific Regional Action Plan of the Global Strategy to Improve Agricultural and Rural Statistics.

On the issue of wider participation (likely non-funded), please give me a couple of days to get back to you.

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Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD)

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Date: Oct 20, 2016 1:11 AM
Subject: Seeking a speaker/expert on social aspects of rural development and agricultural policy (Policy Workshop: Transition towards Sustainable Agriculture in the context of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development – Strategic Implementation and Monitoring of Policy Progress, 15 – 17 November 2016, Bogor, Indonesia)

To: <asiapac...@googlegroups.com>
Cc:

Dear Asia Pacific CSOs, 

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entre for Poverty Alleviation through Sustainable Agriculture  (CAPSA), and the Statistical Institute for Asia and the Pacific (SIAP), in collaboration with Bangkok-based divisions of the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) are organising a 

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Policy Workshop: Transition towards Sustainable Agriculture in the context of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development – Strategic Implementation and Monitoring of Policy Progress, 15 – 17 November 2016, Bogor, Indonesia

They are seeking for CSO speaker and expert on 

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ocial aspects of sustainable rural development, and how forthcoming agricultural policies/ practices/ technologies can contribute to progress".

APRCEM Farmers' constituency is facilitating the call for nominations (up to 5 nominees) for these following criteria: 

1. Specific expertise, knowledge and engagement on the issue of (a) Sustainable agriculture in the context of 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, and (b) social aspect of sustainable rural development and how forthcoming agricultural policies/practices/technologies and contribute in the process

1. Representing Asia and Pacific grassroots movement, social movement or CSO network from Asia and Pacific (notes: priority will be given to ' grassroots speaker' - which means those whose lived reality illustrates the struggles of people enduring the consequences of current economic model). 

1. Capacity to strongly articulate/present the views/position of civil society/social movements on the issues/topic at hand. 

1. Openness/willingness to receive (and present) inputs from broader civil society; not just from his/her own organisation. 

1. Able to articulate gender/women's rights perspectives

Process of nomination/self nomination for CSO speakers : 

1. Fill in this form : https://goo.gl/forms/1gZmFzGWriTSExGy1 by 25 October 2016, 

2. Review by RCEM Regional Coordinating Committee for further information or clarifications, 

3. RCEM will send the full list of nominations by 26 October 2016

4. ESCAP will select from the nominations and communicate the result. 

Based on our usual practice, regardless of who is selected, the selected person will need to process the interventions through inputs from other Asia Pacific CSOs. Therefore, the selected people should commit to: 

• Sending the key points to the big RCEM list-serve by 12 November 2016
  
• Collecting feedback and sending a draft of the intervention by 14 November 2016 
• Sending a summary of the event and final intervention to RCEM secretariat to upload to the website by 18 November 2016

Thank you so much and please don't hesitate to circulate this to your networks in Asia and Pacific, we will need strong nominees! 

Best Regards, 

Wali Haider 

Roots for Equity 

APRCEM Farmers' Constituency Focal Point

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