Institut Veolia Environnement

Programme de la conférence à Bangalore, Inde, du 14 au 16 décembre 2006

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Thursday, 14 December 2006

0830_0930

Registration

0930-1015

Inaugural session

 

Opening remarks

Dr R K Pachauri (wmv 18 mn 3 sec) , Director-General TERI

 

Welcome remarks

Dr Georges Valentis (wmv 3 mn 35 sec), Managing Director, Veolia Environment Institute

Dr Laurence Tubiana (wmv 3 mn 9 sec), Director, IDDRI

 

Special remarks

Dr A Ramachandran (wmv 11 mn 12 sec), Chairman, TERI Governing Council

 

Keynote address

Mrs Rohini Nilekani (wmv 14 mn 15 sec), Chairperson, Arghyam Foundation

 

Inaugural address

 

Vote of thanks

1015-1330

Thematic session I: Energy - the "missing" MDG?

This session will discuss how energy policies can create opportunities for the poor, promote employment generation in rural areas, and reduce the negative environmental effects of current energy development.

1015-1045

Chair: Dr R K Pachauri, Director-General, TERI

Keynote speech: Dr Diwesh Sharan (wmv 23 mn 55 sec), Principal Economist (Infrastructure), Regional and Sustainable Development Department, Asian Development Bank

1045-1115

 Coffee break

1115-1215

Paper presentations

Chair: Dr J Gururaja, former UN Senior Technical Advisor

  1. A critical appraisal of energy resource policies vis-à-vis development and growth in Northeast India
    Dr Chandan Mahanta (wmv 12 mn 33 sec), Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati, India)
  2. Energy shortfalls and system nutrient decline: an integrated research approach for addressing problems on the environment-poverty interface
    Dr Laura German (wmv 9 mn 19 sec), African Highlands Initiative, Uganda)
  3. Ingredients for success in India's biomass industry
    Ms Dawn Lippert, Yale University, United States and Dr V V N Kishore (wmv 9 mn 43 sec), TERI, India
  4. Women, economic development, and the environment
    Dr Ruth Nabinta (wmv 11 mn 51 sec), Adult Education and Social Development Institute, Nigeria
  5. Utilization of sustainable energy systems for productive purposes in rural areas: the case of Benin Republic
    Mr Kevo Luc Tussou (wmv 8 mn 50 sec), Department of Energy, Benin

1215-1330

Panel discussion

Chair: Dr Leena Srivastava, Executive Director, TERI

Panelists:

  • Dr J Gururaja (wmv 5 mn 07 sec), former UN Senior Technical Advisor
  • Mr Jean Jaujay (wmv 5 mn 11 sec), Senior Manager, Energy Access Programme, Electricite de France (EDF)
  • Dr Ananth Chikkatur (wmv 8 mn 52 sec), Research Fellow, Science, Technology, and Public Policy Program, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
  • Mr Emiel van Sambeek (wmv 8 mn 32 sec), ECN Policy Studies, The Netherlands
  • Mr Khalid Semmaoui (wmv 11 mn 9 sec), General Manager, TEMASOL, and Mr Philippe Bosse, AFD/FFEM
  • Dr Moinul Sharif (wmv 11 mn 55 sec), Programme Officer, Global Network on Energy for Sustainable Development (GNESD), Denmark

1330-1430

Lunch

1430_1745

Thematic session II: Sustainable lifestyles

This session will focus on topics such as patterns of energy use in food production or waste generation, modification of consumption patterns, and sustainable urban mobility.

1430-1500

Chair: Dr A Ramachandran, Chairman, TERI Governing Council

Keynote speech: Prof. Emil Salim (wmv 24 mn 3 sec), Former Minister for Population and Environment, Indonesian Biodiversity Foundation, Indonesia

1500-1600

Paper presentations

Chair: Ambassador C Dasgupta, Distinguished Fellow, TERI

  1. Personal choices and associated emissions: Are "modern" lifestyles really sustainable?
    Ritu Mathur (wmv 10 mn 13 sec), TERI, India
  2. Travel demand management: a sustainable policy option for transportation induced climate change in developing countries
    Mr Joshua Odeleye (wmv 11 mn 11 sec), Nigerian Institute of Transport Technology, Nigeria
  3. A proposal to shift to using yearlong daylight saving time in India
    Prof Dilip Ahuja and Prof D P Sen Gupta (wmv 12 mn 42 sec), National Institute of Advanced Studies, India
  4. Sustaining energy and resource use in groundwater: an optimal control model for scenario generation
    Dr Farhet Shaheen (wmv 14 mn 43 sec), India
  5. Need for cost effective cold storage and solar energy penetration in the Indian food production and processing sector
    Mr I Thanumoorthi (wmv 13 mn 12 sec), TERI, India

1600-1630

Coffee break

1630-1745

Panel discussion

Chair: Ambassador C Dasgupta, Distinguished Fellow, TERI Delhi

Panelists:

  • Dr Daniel Cukierman (wmv 8 mn), CEO Asia, Veolia Transport
  • Dr Nicolas Gravel (wmv 11 mn 11 sec), Research Fellow, Centre de Science Humaines
  • Prof Zhou Hongchun (wmv 13 mn 29 sec), Division Director, Department of Social Development, Development Research Centre of the State Council, China
  • Ms Sylvia Lorek (wmv 6 mn 51 sec), Sustainable Europe Research Institute, Germany
  • Mr S Sundar (wmv 9 mn 1 sec), Distinguished Fellow, TERI
  • Dr Zhao Xingshu (wmv 15 mn 22 sec), Research Center for Sustainable Development, Institute of American Studies, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS)

Friday, 15 December 2006

0930_1300

Thematic session III: Local dimensions of global environmental challenges

This session will focus on issues of equity, livelihoods, and access to common property resources, conflicts arising from water scarcity and threats to food security, and linkages between climate change adaptation and the Millennium Development Goals.

0930-1100

Chair: Dr Laurence Tubiana, Director, IDDRI

Keynote speech: Prof. Mohan Munasinghe, Munasinghe Institute for Development (MIND), Sri Lanka

 

Paper presentations

Chair: Dr Georges Valentis, Managing Director, VEI

  1. Climate change and the challenge to achievement of Millennium Development Goals in the developing countries
    Dr Sarah Ahmed (wmv 12 mn 59 sec), Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, India
  2. Impacts of water and food security on human health in the mining region
    Ms Melba D'Souza (wmv 12 mn 1 sec), India
  3. Threats to biodiversity conservation: vulnerable livelihoods and illegal resource extraction in the Royal Bardia National Park, Nepal
    Ms Shova Thapa (wmv 11 mn 53 sec), Science and Technology Policy Research, University of Sussex, United Kingdom
  4. Pilot study of household energy, indoor air pollution and health: assessment in households from four different regions in India
    Dr R Uma and Mr Santhosh Raghavan (wmv 13 mn 34 sec), TERI, India
  5. Social carbon - adding value to sustainable development and renewable energy projects
    Mr Divaldo Rezende (wmv 16 mn 14 sec), Instituto Ecológica, Brazil
  6. The human dimensions of forest change: observations from the air and on the ground
    Dr Harini Nagendra (wmv 12 mn 39 sec), Indiana University and ATREE, India

1100-1130

 Coffee break

1130-1200

Paper presentations (continued)

Chair: Dr Georges Valentis, Managing Director, VEI

1200-1330

Panel discussion

Chair: Prof. Akio Morishima (wmv 11 mn 18 sec), Chair of the Board of Directors, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES), Japan

Panelists:

  • Dr Q K Ahmad (wmv 9 mn 33 sec) , Bangladesh Unnayan Parishad
  • Dr Jean-Marie Gugenheim (wmv 15 mn 6 sec), Deputy General Manager, Veolia Water, Africa- Middle East - Indian Subcontinent
  • Ms Preety Bhandari (wmv 8 mn 58 sec), Director, Policy Analysis Division, TERI
  • Mrs Rohini Nilekani (wmv 6 mn 52), Chairperson, Arghyam Foundation
  • Dr Ambuj Sagar (wmv 12 mn 51 sec), Senior Research Associate, John F Kennedy School of Government, and Assistant Dean for Strategic Planning, Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Harvard University

1330-1430

Lunch

1430_1730

Thematic session IV: Globalization - forces of change

This session will tackle issues of energy access in the changing global scenario. What conditions are essential to ensure that globalisation and economic growth translate into reduced inequities? What business models are needed to enhance access of the rural poor to energy and other services? How should we combine technology innovation, local empowerment, and adaptation of existing knowledge and experience to suit local needs to provide goods and services that enhance their productivity?

1430-1530

Paper presentations

Chair: Prof Y K Alagh (wmv 9 mn 13), Former Minister of Power, and Science and Technology, Government of India

  1. Industrial ecology and environmental priorities
    Dr Ramesh Ramaswamy (wmv 10 mn 46 sec), Resource Optimization Initiative, India
  2. Dignity through electricity for rural under-privileged
    Mr Jasjeet Singh Chaddah and Mr Kama Krishna (wmv 7 mn 35 sec), Grameen Surya Bijlee Foundation, India
  3. Measurement of energy price induced technological change: a directional distance function approach
    Dr Surender Kumar (wmv 9 mn 34 sec), TERI University, India
  4. Developing an economic value chain model for energy and livelihood security of the rural poor in India
    Ms Kumudhini Ravindra (wmv 8 mn 43 sec) and Dr Anjula Gurtoo, Indian Institute of Science, India

1530-1600

Coffee break

1600-1730

Panel discussion

Chair: Prof Y K Alagh, Former Minister of Power, and Science and Technology, Government of India

Panelists:

Saturday, 16 December 2006

0930_1300

Thematic session V: Technological leapfrogging

This session will address issues of technology adaptation, building capability, ensuring financial and physical access, and policy frameworks that facilitate technology adoption.

0930-1030

Paper presentations

Chair: Mr Eric Godelier, Ecole Polytechnique, France

  1. Fuel cell operated reverse osmosis desalination system
    Dr Najem Al-Najem (wmv 12 mn 54 sec) , Kuwait University, Kuwait
  2. Knowledge sharing and development of linkages for technology development, dissemination, and concomitant social action in small and micro enterprises
    Mr Abhishek Nath (wmv 13 mn 48 sec), TERI, India
  3. Status of implementation of the Clean Development Mechanism in Brazil
    Ms Kamyla Cunha (wmv 11 mn 31 sec), University of Campinas, Brazil
  4. Methanogenesis of in-situ coal: a leapfrogging technology for sustainable energy extraction from non-extractable coal deposits
    Mr Umesh Prasad Singh (wmv 10 mn 22 sec), Coal India Ltd, India

1030-1100

Coffee break

1100-1130

Chair : Dr Diwesh N Sharan, Principal Economist (Infrastructure), Regional and Sustainable Development Department, Asian Development Bank
Keynote speech : Prof. Ashok Jhunjhunwala (wmv 32 mn 16 sec), Department of Electrical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Madras

1130-1300

Panel discussion

Chair: Mr Eric Godelier (wmv 8 mn 53 sec), Ecole Polytechnique, France

Panelists:

1300-1400

 Lunch

1400_1530

Thematic session VI: Revitalizing research and development

This session will discuss how developing countries can move towards higher levels of R&D capacity, innovation, and action for sustainable development.

 

Chair: Mr S Sundar, Distinguished Fellow, TERI

Panel discussion

  • Prof Shuichiro Asao (wmv 13 mn 4 sec), Project Professor, AGS Promotion Office, University of Tokyo
  • Dr R K Pachauri (wmv 16 mn 59 sec), Director-General, TERI
  • Dr A K Vora (wmv 9 mn 22 sec), former Managing Director, Tata BP Solar
  • Prof Wei Zhihong (wmv 14 mn 36 sec), Tsinghua University, Beijing
  • Mr Kentaro Toyama (wmv 9 mn 9 sec), Group Leader, Technologies for Emerging Markets, Microsoft Research India

1530-1600

Coffee break

1600-1730

Concluding session

Remarks by TERI, VEI and IDDRI

Special address by Prof Amartya Sen, Nobel Laureate, and Lamont University Professor and Professor of Economics and Philosophy, Harvard University

1600-1620

Special Remarks
Dr R K Pachauri (wmv 18 mn 17 sec), Director-General, TERI

Release of "GREEN India 2047 Renewed: Looking Back to Change Track"

1620-1650

"Environment and Poverty: One World or Two?"
Valedictory address by Prof. Amartya Sen (wmv 27 mn 12 sec), Nobel Laureate, and Lamont University Professor and Professor of Economics and Philosophy, Harvard University

1650-1730

Interactive session

1730-1745

Concluding remarks
Dr Georges Valentis (wmv 5 mn 18 sec), Managing Director, IVE
Dr Laurence Tubiana (wmv 3 mn 1 sec), Director, IDDRI