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THE ROLE OF PROTECTED AREAS IN INTEGRATED COASTAL MANAGEMENT 

Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Singapore

 

Asia - Pacific Centre  for Environmental Law

THE ROLE OF PROTECTED AREAS IN 
INTEGRATED COASTAL MANAGEMENT

ALLSON HOTEL, SINGAPORE
19-23 FEBRUARY 2001


Sponsored by

SINGAPORE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFFAIRS

under the auspices of the 

SINGAPORE COOPERATION PROGRAMME


Conducted by

ASIA-PACIFIC CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL LAW (APCEL)

Programme Agenda

 
Sunday, 18 February 2001
Participants arrive in Singapore
Monday, 19 February 2001 - Defining the Issues & Challenges
0830-0850 Registration of Participants at Pine Room, Level 3, Allson Hotel
0900-1015 Joint Opening Ceremony at Ministry of Foreign Affairs
0850-0905 Walk from hotel to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Level 6, Raffles City Tower, 250 North Bridge Road, Singapore 179101 
0905-0915  Arrival of Guests and Participants
0915 - 0920  Introduction
0920- 0925  Welcome address by Mr. Anthony Chng, Director, Technical Cooperation Directorate, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Singapore, or his representative
0925-0935  Video presentation on Singapore Cooperation Programme
0935-1015  Photo-taking session and Reception
1015-1030  Return to Allson Hotel
1030-1100 Session 1. Seminar Overview, Objectives and Approach
Assoc. Prof. Robert Beckman, APCEL, Seminar Director
1100-1230 Session 2: Reports by Participants on Major Challenges facing Marine Protected Areas 
Presentations by Participants: 10 minutes per country, 
Questions & Answers
1230-0200 Lunch
0200-0400 Session 3: Reports by Participants on Major Challenges facing Marine Protected Areas
Presentations by Participants: 10 minutes per country, 
Questions & Answers
0400-0430 Coffee Break
0430-0530 Session 4: General Discussion: Identification of Common Challenges facing Marine Protected Areas
Assoc Prof Robert Beckman and Prof Chou Loke Ming
During this session, participants will be divided into six teams for the purposes of examining the issues of most relevance to them. The teams will work together during the week and prepare reports for presentation on Friday.
Tuesday, 20 February 2001 - Context, Principles and Issues
0900-0945  Session 5: MPAs and the Planning Process
Assoc Prof Russell Smith, Nanyang Business School, NTU
0945-1030 Session 6: The Science of Conservation in the Coastal Zone 
1030-1100 Coffee Break
1100-1145 Session 7. MPAs in the Context of ICM and international instruments
Assoc Prof Robert Beckman, APCEL, Faculty of Law, NUS
1145-1230 Session 8: Discussion of issues raised in Sessions 5-7
Profs Beckman and Chou 
1230-0200 Lunch
0200-0245 Session 9: Institutional, legal and management issues 
Prof Beckman
0245-0330 Session 10. Research, monitoring and review of MPAs
Prof Chou
0330-0400 Coffee Break
0400-0445 Session 11: MPAs and Sustainable Tourism 
Prof Russell Smith
0445-0530 Session 12. Discussion of issues raised in Sessions 9-11
Profs. Beckman, Chou and Smith
Wednesday, 21 February 2001 - The Singapore Experience
0800-0845  Travel by bus to Sungei Buloh Nature Reserve
0845-0915 Briefing by official from National Parks Board on Singapore's green and blue plans and on the planning and management of coastal and marine protected areas in Singapore
0915-1115  Guided Tour of SBNP, including coffee break 
[Refreshments will be around 1030 hours] 
1115-1130  Summing-up Session
1130-1215  Return to hotel
1215-1230  Rest and change
1230-0500  Lunch, followed by city tour, including a boat ride.
Thursday, 22 February 2001 - Case Studies from SE Asia
0900-1030 Session 13: Case Study from Indonesia
Dr. Ian Dutton, Chief of Party & Project Leader, Indonesian Coastal Resources Management Project, Indonesia
1030-1100 Coffee Break
1100-1230  Session 14: Case Study from Philippines
Dr. Alan White, Deputy Chief of Party, Coastal Resources Management Project, Cebu, Philippines
1230-0130 Lunch
0130-0300 Session 15: The Use of Satellite Technology in Planning, Managing and Monitoring Marine & Coastal Protected Areas
Dr Liew Soo Chin, Head of Research, Centre for Remote Imaging, Sensing and Processing (CRISP), National University of Singapore
0300-0330 Coffee Break
0330-0500 Session 16: Break-Out Sessions 
Participants will break up into their assigned teams for discussions with resource persons. Each team will nominate one participant to present the report on behalf of their team. Resource Persons will assist the teams in preparing the presentations they will be making on Friday.
Friday, 23 February 2001 - Meeting the Challenges Reports 
0900-0945 Session 17: Report and Action Plan by Team 1
Report by participant assigned to report (20 minutes)
Comments of Resource Persons
Questions and Discussion
0945-1030 Session 18. Report and Action Plan by Team 2 
Report by participant assigned to report (20 minutes)
Comments of Resource Persons
Questions and Discussion
1030-1100 Coffee Break
1100-1145 Session 19: Report and Action Plan by Team 3
Report by participant assigned to report (20 minutes)
Comments of Resource Persons
Questions and Discussion
1145-1230 Session 20: Report and Action Plan by Team 4
Report by participant assigned to report (20 minutes)
Comments of Resource Persons
Questions and Discussion
1230-0200 Lunch
0200-0245 Session 21: Reports and Action Plans by Team 5
Brief Report by participants assigned to report 
Comments of Resource Persons, Questions and Discussion
0245-0330 Session 22: Reports and Action Plans by Team 6
Brief Report by participants assigned to report 
Comments of Resource Persons, Questions and Discussion
0330-0400  Coffee Break
0400-0530  Session 23: Concluding Discussion 
0630-0830 Farewell Dinner and Award of Certificates (details to be announced)
Saturday, 22 January 2000
* Participants depart Singapore






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