Fair ideas programme 16th and 17th June

Follow the links below for details of lead and participating organisations for provisional sessions on the 16th and 17th June at Fair ideas.

Many sessions were recorded and we will be adding video to the session pages when available.

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All sessions contribute to one or more of the event’s key themes:

1. Shaping Sustainable Development Goals
2. Urbanisation that improves lives
3. Business models for sustainability
4. Transforming economic systems for people and planet

Saturday 16th June

09.30-11:00	Auditorium	Plenary: Shaping sustainable development goals
		Coffee break
11.30-13:00	Auditorium	Plenary: Better lives, smaller footprints
		Lunch
09:30-17:30	Rooms: various	Focus: Sharing pro-poor sustainable energy solutions Christian Aid, Practical Action, Friends of the Earth, Hivos, Renewable World, World Future Council, Heinrich Boell Foundation, IIED, STEPS Centre
14:00-15:30	Auditorium	Business models for sustainability
	Pastoral	Transforming innovation for sustainability STEPS, Stockholm Resilience Centre
	Anchieta	REDD+ in the Brazilian Amazon: accomplishments and next steps to conservation and poverty alleviation Fundação Amazonas Sustentável
	K102	Ensuring equity in global policy processes: lessons from the climate change regime Oxfam
	Rio Datacentro	Aid finance for the 21st century: Catalysing change with locally-controlled funds IIED
	Leme (L150)	Reframing Rio - Sustainable development: what's the story? tve, IIED, IPS
		Coffee break
16:00-17:30	Auditorium	Urbanisation and the green economy
	Pastoral	Shaping a new economy: how can innovative governance work for sustainable development? Instituto Vitae Civilis, Brazil
	Anchieta	Access to energy: Beyond 2012 Christian Aid, Practical Action, Friends of the Earth (EWNI), HIVOS, Renewable World, World Future Council, Heinrich Böll Foundation, IIED and the STEPS Centre
	Rio Datacentro	North-South and South-South Dialogue: the role of key actors in achieving poverty eradication and green economy  (BCAS, Bangladesh)
	K102	Open Space: Do we need Sustainable Development Goals? What do you think? IIED
18:00-19:30	Auditorium	The Amazon Lecture
	Pastoral	Locally controlled farm-forestry: A firm foundation for fair green economies? The Three Rights Holders’ Group (G3), IIED
	Anchieta	Making it happen: implementing the principles for green economy GEC
	Rio Datacentro	Agricultural biodiversity acknowledged Hivos, Oxfam Novib
	K102	Social enterprise for a green economy Development Alternatives, India

Sunday 17th June

09.30-11:00	Auditorium	Green economy and developing countries
	Pastoral	Planetary and social boundaries: can we live in the safe and just space for humanity? Oxfam
	Anchieta	Reflecting on a decade of mining, minerals and sustainable development ICMM, IIED
	Rio Datacentro	Mainstreaming climate change into sustainable urban planning CDKN
	K102	Open Space: Do we need Sustainable Development Goals? What do you think? IIED
11:00-16:00	Leme (L776)	Is Green Growth different for developing countries?  Sharing Ideas and Experiences OECD
		Coffee break
11.30-13:00	Auditorium	Making agricultural investments work for small scale farmers
	Pastoral	When one size is not enough: a South-South dialogue on PES experiences in Costa Rica and Brazil  FAS, FONAFIFO, IIED
	Anchieta	Sanitation: The key to helping cities and their communities achieve sustainable development Instituto Trata Brasil and SHARE
	Rio Datacentro	Building Inclusive Green Economies: Towards a Shared Policy Agenda PEP
	K102	Cleaning up China's supply chains China Dialogue
	Leme (L150)	Reframing Rio: can film make a difference? tve, IIED, IPS
		Lunch
14:00-14:45	Leme (L150)	Shaping sustainable markets IIED
14:00-15:30	Auditorium	Spotlight: Brazilian priorities for Rio+20
	Anchieta	Environment and ecosystem services: improving lives ESPA, WAVES, PEI
	Pastoral	Changing mindsets: Small-scale farmers in the globalised market Hivos, IIED
	Rio Datacentro	Reframing Rio - Communicating Rio issues  tve, IIED and IPS
	K102	Defending the public: participation, future generations, and sustainable development FDSD
	Leme (L110)	The know-how of PES in Costa Rica: a dialogue with practitioners FONAFIO, IIED
		Coffee break
16:00-17:30	Auditorium	Plenary: SDGs: Looking to the future