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Résilience 2014

Goals

This conference was the third organized by the Resilience Alliance after Stockholm 2008 and Phoenix 2011, which had respectively themes "Resilience, adaptation and transformation in turbulent times" and "Resilience, innovation & sustainability: navigating the Complexities of global change." In choosing the theme "Resilience & development: Mobilizing for transformation" conference 2014 is placed in thematic continuity with previous, continuing reflection on the patterns of change between mitigation, adaptation, transformation. The originality of this event was the reflection on the issue of development, to cause the encounter between the world of development operators who are mobilizing on the issue of resilience and development. Declination of this general orientation, the call for papers for speakers proposed six themes: Development challenges through a resilience lens, Trade-offs and synergies, Analyzing and promoting change and transformation, Knowledges, Whose development, whose resilience? New methodology and tools

Actions

Agropolis foundation was asked to support the arrival of different participants (teachers, students, researchers from poorer countries). This funding was associated with several other funding from other donors to support the participation of students and researchers from less favored countries.

Results

The conference was attended by nearly 1,000 people, nearly two hundred sessions were organized. A master class was attended by nearly 150 students from many countries. The conference mixed artisitic performances and scientific presentations. On May 5 sessions "off site sessions" were held linking the participants to local stakeholders.

Prospects

Four documents that reflect the conference will be produced under the responsibility of the organizing committee: a four-page document, a ten-page document, and a book.
Movies are already available on the conference website, and all power point presented during the conference are also available at :www.resilience2104.org.

  • Project Number
    1202-055
  • Call for project
  • Start date :
    1 January 2014
  • Closing date :
    30 June 2014
  • Research units in the network
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