Time:         Friday October 16th 2009, 10–17.00hrs                 
Place:         University of Tampere, 10–12hrs : Väinö Linna -sali / Hall
                  12.00–16.00hrs Ls/Hall B1097, Pinni Building                  
Attention!    The times are estimated and the programme may vary.

I      INTRODUCTION TO THE INTERNATIONAL CLIMATE POLITICS

10.15–11.45

    Welcome and Introduction: Main Concepts and Actuality on Climate Change
    Maria Nuutinen and Salka Orivuori (FANC)
    Instructions for essays / Jenni Kauppila:
   
    Negotiation Positions of South and North, their History and Copenhagen
    Antto Vihma (Finland Futures Research Centre)
   
    Climate Change Negotiations, Development and REDD
    Simo Kyllönen (University of Helsinki and Climate specialist, Greenpeace, Finland)
   
    Questions and voting 

11.45    – Break, 15 min



II    CRITICAL VIEWS ON CLIMATE POLICY

12.00–13.15
   
    Climate Markets and the South: A New Global Political Economy
    Larry Lohmann (the Corner House, the UK)
   
    Global citizenship and carbon
    Tuuli Kaskinen (Project director, researcher, Demos, Finland)
   
Questions, conversation and voting

13.15 – Lunch


III     CLIMATE EQUITY
   
   
    14.15–15.45

    Mekong Energy Development Paradigm VS. Climate Justice
    Witoon Permpongsacharoen (Towards Ecological Recovery and Regional Alliance - TERRA, Thailand)
   
    Greenhouse Development Rights Model
    Salka Orivuori
   
Questions, conversation and voting
   
    15.30– 15.45        Break 15 min



IV    THE ROLE OF FORESTS IN CLIMATE POLICY

15.45–17.00
   
    Climate change, palm oil and development with focus on greenhouse gas emissions from palm oil production
    Norman Jiwan (Head of dept. Mitigation Social and Environmental Risk, SAWIT Watch, Indonesia)
   
    Forest services, climate change adaptation and development issues in West Africa
    Fobissie Blese Kalame (University of Helsinki, CIFOR)
   
–17.00 Questions, final discussion and overall voting results
      Conclusions and closing