PRESENTATIONS

PRESENTATIONS

TUESDAY, 06.12.2022 – DAY I

Keynote Presentation
The Need for Wetland Restoration and the contribution of private initiatives such as Living Lakes, Marion Hammerl, President of GNF, Germany

Lake and Wetland Restoration Policies and Strategies

From the Global to the Local: Environmental Issues of Lakes and Wetlands in the Titicaca Region, Juan José Ocola Salazar, Executive President of ALT, Peru/Bolivia[SP]

Challenges in transboundary water governance in Europe in times of instability, Margit Säre, Peipsi Center for Transboundary Cooperation, Estonia [EN]

Challenges in transboundary water governance, Lake Titicaca study case, Freddy Mamani, Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs of Bolivia; Ana Cecilia Gervasi, Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs of Peru [SP]

session 1: recovery of the Structure and Morphology and restoration of Biodiversity of lakes and wetlands

Recovery of the Structure and Morphology and restorationof Biodiversity of lakes and wetlands

Ecological restoration of the Atitlán Lake Basin with participation of indigenous communities, Samuel Secaira Ziegler, Asociación Vivamos Mejor, Guatemala [SP]

The impact of cultural practices in the conservation of Lake Wamala in Uganda, John Kaganga, Kikandwa Environmental Association, Uganda [EN]

Biodiversity and restoration of the Pulicat Lake in India, R. Moses Inbaraj, CReNEO, India [EN]

Experiences in artificial reproduction of native ichthyic species for stocking and repopulation of Lake Titicaca, Hugo Zea Giraldo, Executive Director of PEBLT, Peru [SP]

Environmental restoration and management of the San Martin Lagoon, Ana Magaly Jimenez Ordoñez, Azuay Provincial Government, Ecuador [SP]

SESSION 2: Water Quality Restoration wetlands

Water Quality Restoration

Baña Dobari Project: Improving water quality for indigenous communities, Amanda del Río Murillo, Fundación Global Nature, Spain; Felipe Valderrama Escallón Fundación Humedales, Colombia [SP]

Examples and experiences for the reduction of pollution from agriculture: Patrick Trötschler, Lake Constance Foundation, Germany [EN]

How to avoid or reduce micro plastic in lakes, Dimitri Vedel, GNF and Lake Constance Foundation, Germany [EN]

Advanced oxidation as a primary methodology in the recovery of the planet’s water resources: Jacobo Tabla and Ernesto Mangas, Dellepere Enterprise,Peru

THURSDAY, 08.12.2022 – DAY II

Successful Models of Cooperation between Public and Private Organisations

Experience in bilateral cooperation on Lake Titicaca and management of mining basins: The case of the binationabasin of the Suches river in Bolivia, Richard Haep, Helvetas, Bolivia [SP]

Green Brigades – Instituting women governance in land and forestry management, Ajanta Dey, Nature Environment & Wildlife Society (NEWS), India [EN]

Enhancing Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystems nexus and climate resilience of Lake Kivu Basin through nature based community enterprises, Jacqueline Ntukamazina, Albertine Rift Conservation Society (ARCOS), Rwanda [EN

Protection of habitats of migratory birds, Mechthild Adameit, Fundación Lagunas Costeras, Uruguay

The CLEAR Partnership: A Model for Multi-Sectoral Collaboration for Wetland Conservation in the Philippines, Amy Morado Lecciones, Society for the Conservation of Philippine Wetlands, Philippines [EN]

Participatory Lake and Wetland Monitoring: What can participatory monitoring contribute to lake recovery monitoring?

Water quality monitoring of Canadian lakes, Paige Thurston and Georgia Peck, Living Lakes Canada Programme | International Conference on Wetlands and Lakes [EN]

Participatory monitoring as an instrument to strengthen governance in artisanal fishing activities, Sandra Hernández, Fundación Humedales, Colombia[SP]

Lake Watchers: Citizen monitoring of aquatic ecosystems, Victor Duran Rivera, Fundación Red de Nuevas Ideas, Chile

The ILBM Fact Sheet: Successful tool to facilitate participatory monitoring of wetlands, Nelida Orozco Santiago, Instituto Corazón de la Tierra, Mexico[SP]

Participatory monitoring in Lake Titicaca: sharing experiences of united women to defend Lake Titicaca, Jaime Quispe, Agua Sustentable, Bolivia[SP]

Funding and support for lake and wetland restoration

Private Sponsoring: Funding strategies of private foundations, Facundo Rojo, Wilo Group

Wetlands 4 Climate: Payment for carbon sequestration of lakes and wetlands, Vanessa Sánchez, Fundación Global Nature, Spain[SP]

Ecosystem Services of Peruvian Wetlands: Results of the study on carbon sequestration in Peruvian Wetlands, Dr. Héctor Aponte, Universidad Científica del Sur, Peru[SP]

IKI LLBCP-Living Lakes Biodiversity and Climate Project: Amajor step forward in lake restoration

Objectives and main measures, Dr. Thomas Schaefer, Global Nature Fund, Germany[EN]

Lake Titicaca: Implementation of the IKI LLBCP: Measures and transferable results, Julio Cesar Miranda Aranibar, ALT, Peru/Bolivia[SP]

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