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June 13:
Sustainability and Solidarity: Popular movements on the way to the World
Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD)
Part A: On the way to a Sustainable Europe?
9:00 - 10:30
Plenary session

*Reality Check: Where are we 10 years after Rio?:
Kevin Dunion, Friends of the Earth Scotland
*Sustainable Development Strategy of the EU: an adequate response?
John Hontelez, European Environmental Bureau (EEB)
*EU enlargement: risk or contribution to a sustainable Europe?
Kyllike Uusaed, Estonia
*The local and national Agenda 21 process: Think global, act local:
Pernille Rasmussen, NOAH, Denmark

CHAIR: Person from Nordic or: Duncan McLaren, Chair FoE Europe
10:30 - 11:00Coffee Break
11:00 - 12:45
Workshops I

*Strategies for developing Sustainable societies in Europe
*Towards WSSD, Rio + 10 - Stockholm + 30 evaluations and expectations.
*EU and enlargement
*Economic policies and sustainability - public procurement and effects
on privatisation.
*Local Agenda 21 and fair share mobilisation
*Sustainable agriculture in Europe
*The effect of EU policies and development models on the rest of the
world.
*Nuclear power and waste in Western and Eastern Europe

12:45 - 14:00Lunch
Part B: Challenging economic globalisation
14:00 - 15:45
Plenary Session

*"Responsible EU in a global Society": Presentation of key ideas from
the publication (NGO paper):
Frank Amalric, Society for International Development
*Towards Sustainable Economies - challenging neoliberal economic
globalisation:
Karin Nansen, REDES, Uruguay
*Agriculture and Globalisation:
Medha Patkar, Narmada Movement, India
*Transnational Corporations and their influence on global institutions: Olivier Hoedeman, Corporate Europe Observatory

Chair: Maud Johansson, Forum Syd
15:45 - 16:15Coffee break
16:15 - 18:00
Workshops II

* * * * * * * *

Global regulations or social change, global Governance or counter power Corporate control
Promoting food safety and Security on a global scale
Democratising North-South relations
Gender and social change
Local mobilisation on ecological and social conflicts
Militarism, globalisation and sustainability
Climate

June 14
Europe's global responsibility
A dialogue between politicians, popular movements and NGOs on the way to the WSSD



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June 13: Sustainability and Solidarity: Popular movements on the way to the World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) Part A: On the way to a Sustainable Europe? 9:00 - 10:30 Plenary session Reality Check: Where are we 10 years after Rio?: Kevin Dunion, Friends of the Earth Scotland Sustainable Development Strategy of the EU: an adequate response? John Hontelez, European Environmental Bureau (EEB) EU enlargement: risk or contribution to a sustainable Europe? Kyllike Uusaed, Estonia The local and national Agenda 21 process: Think global, act local: Pernille Rasmussen, NOAH, Denmark CHAIR: Person from Nordic or: Duncan McLaren, Chair FoE Europe 10:30 - 11:00Coffee Break 11:00 - 12:45 Workshops I Strategies for developing Sustainable societies in Europe Towards WSSD, Rio + 10 - Stockholm + 30 evaluations and expectations. EU and enlargement Economic policies and sustainability - public procurement and effects on privatisation. Local Agenda 21 and fair share mobilisation Sustainable agriculture in Europe The effect of EU policies and development models on the rest of the world. Nuclear power and waste in Western and Eastern Europe 12:45 - 14:00Lunch Part B: Challenging economic globalisation 14:00 - 15:45 Plenary Session "Responsible EU in a global Society": Presentation of key ideas from the publication (NGO paper): Frank Amalric, Society for International Development Towards Sustainable Economies - challenging neoliberal economic globalisation: Karin Nansen, REDES, Uruguay Agriculture and Globalisation: Medha Patkar, Narmada Movement, India Transnational Corporations and their influence on global institutions: Olivier Hoedeman, Corporate Europe Observatory Chair: Maud Johansson, Forum Syd 15:45 - 16:15Coffee break 16:15 - 18:00 Workshops II
	* * * * * * * *	Global regulations or social change, global Governance or counter power Corporate control Promoting food safety and Security on a global scale Democratising North-South relations Gender and social change Local mobilisation on ecological and social conflicts Militarism, globalisation and sustainability Climate
	June 14 Europe's global responsibility A dialogue between politicians, popular movements and NGOs on the way to the WSSD