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6th European Conference of GMO-Free Regions
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Brussels and Ghent, 16.-18. September 2010

2010 will be a decisive year for the future of GMOs in Europe. New approvals for the cultivation of GMOs and new legislative proposals by the European Commission are pending. With his approval of the first GMO for cultivation since 1998  the new Commissioner in charge sent out a clear message about his intentions.GMO-Free Europe 2010 will send back an equally clear message and prepare for further action.

The GMO-Free movement has continuously expanded, increased and diversified all across Europe and well beyond. On September 16 at our session in the European Parliament we will present our demands to the public and to institutions in Brussels. For two days we will then retreat to Ghent for exchanging experience, information, ideas and strategies, for discussing the challenges ahead and for preparing joint activities.

We invite representatives from formal and informal GMO-free regions, GMO-free initiatives and activists on related issues from all over Europe. Breeders and seed exchangers, farmers, bee-keepers, gmo-free traders, processors and retailers as well as consumers, critical scientists and environmental activists are welcome.

 

Infos und Anmeldung:

Conference Secretariat

Save Our Seeds
c/o The Foundation on Future Farming
Marienstr.19-20, 10117 Berlin, Germany
Tel +49 30 27590309      +49 30 27590309   

Fax +49 30 27590312

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Programm:

Thursday 16. September,
Brussels, European Parliament

09:30 - 11:35
GMOs and GMO-free agriculture - Where do we stand?
 
 

Jill Evans, MEP, Session Moderator

UK

 

John Dalli, EU Commissioner for Health and Consumer Protection

MA

 

Benoît Lutgen, Agricultural Minister of Wallonia & GMO-Free Network

BE

 

José Bové, European Parliament, Agricultural Committee (Vice Chairman)

FR

 

Dr. Katalin Rodics, on behalf of the State Secretary for Rural Development, Hungary

HU

 

Andoni García Arriola, Executive Director of COAG, Spanish farmers organization

ES

 

Rodrigo Gouveia, Euro-Coop, European Consumers Cooperatives

PT

 

Christopher Stopes, IFOAM EU, International Organic Movement

UK

 

Jorgo Riss, Greenpeace European Unit

BE

11:40 - 13:00
Presentations from Regions
 

Brussels

Evelyne Huytebroeck, Environment Minister of the Region of Brussels

BE

 

Benoît Cerexhe, Agriculture Minister of the Region of Brussels

BE

Bavaria

Christoph Fischer, "Zivilcourage", farmers and citizens movement, Bavaria

DE

Bulgaria

Ralitsa Katsova, informal GMO free Bulgaria coalition

BG

Switzerland

Florianne Koechlin, Swiss Working Group on Genetic Engineering

CH

Madeira

Representative of the Island of Madeira

PT

Latvia

Zaneta Mikosa, Parliamentary secretary, Ministry of Environment, Latvia

LT

Poland

Marek Kryda, Polish Organic Farmers Assotiation and GMO free alliance

PL

Sweden

Akiko Frid, Greenpeace Sweden

SE

 

Additional presentations from regional representatives in the audience

 
13:30 - 14:30
Press conference with Region of Brussels and key participants
15:00 - 16:30
Presentations from different stakeholders and institutions

Moderator

Martin Häusling, MEP

DE

Animal Feed

Jochen Koester, Traceconsult

CH

Rural Development

Maria Grazia Mammucini, Region of Tuscany, Commission on the Future of Food

IT

Global Food player

Rolf Ferber, EDEKA Nord

DE

Regional Retailer

Guido Frölich, Tegut Supermarket

DE

Seed

Heike Schiebeck, Via Campesina, European Seed Network

AT

Science

Christian Vélot (ENSSER)

FR

Farmers Union

Representative of Coldiretti, the Italian Farmers Union

IT

16:40 - 18:15
Debate: CAP reform between GM bioeconomy and regional food sovereignty

Moderator

Benedikt Härlin, Foundation on Future Farming

DE

EU Commission

Dacian Cioloş or representative of EU Commission's DG Agriculture

RO

Parliament

Georges Lyon, Rapporteur of the EP Initiative report on the CAP reform

UK

Environmental

Liliane Spendeler, Director, Friends of the Earth Spain

ES

Farmer

Andoni García Arriola, Executive Director of COAG, Spanish farmers organization

ES

Organic Movement

Sir Peter Melchett, Policy Director, Soil Association

UK

Development

Hans Herren, IAASTD

CH/US

18:15 - 18:30
Conclusions
 
19:30 - 21:45
City Hall, Grande Place, Reception by the City of Brussels
 
 

With representatives of the city and region, speakers of the day and Vandana Shiva

 

Friday 17. September,
Ghent, Vormingscentrum Guislain

09:00 - 10:00
Plenary introduction: The global perspective

Vandana Shiva, Hans Herren and others

10:15 - 12:30
"Big round" introduction of participants
12:30 - 15:00
Public Lunch debate

with genetic engineers and researchers of the Gent biotech-valley

15:00 - 17:00
Workshops
17:15 - 18:00
Presentations 1
18:15 - 19:00
Presentations 2
19:00 - 20:30
Dinner
21:00
Party with regional contributions of all kinds

Saturday 18. September,
Ghent, Vormingscentrum Guislain

09:00 - 10:15  
Strategic questions: plenary - presentation of key issues
 
 

Preparing for the planting season 2011

 
 

Political challenges ahead at the EU level

 
 

The CAP reform

 
 

Bioeconomy or regional food sovereignty

 
 

Patents on life

 
 

Synthetic biology

 
10:30 - 13:00
Strategy workshops
 
13:00 - 15:00
Lunch
 
15:00 - 17:00
Strategic answers and suggestions in plenary
 
 

Brief feedback from some of the workshops

 
 

Discussion and agreement on joint initiatives

 
17:30 - 19:30
Films, presentations, open spaces etc.
 
20:00
Dinner, drinks & farewell
Letzte Aktualisierung ( Donnerstag, 25. November 2010 )
 
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