Maximizing biodiversity benefits in water and land dependent businesses Lesson learnt from agriculture & forestry and water sector
- Thursday, November 7, 2024
- 14:00 - 17:00
- Memo
- Agorà Malatesta – Enviromental Monitoring Area D8 pav.
- Italian
- organized by Ecomondo STC & Etifor, Po River Basin Authority
The workshop will focus on best prectices regarding the correlation between new Global and European Biodiversity frameworks and keyintensive land use business sectors. The aim is to present best practices that shows that it is possible to create best trade off between profit and biodiversity.
Session Chairs
Alessandro Bratti, Ecomondo STC
Fernanda Moroni, Po River Basin Authority
Programme
14.00 Introduction
14.20-14.40 The Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security's policy to preserve the Biodiversity
Francesco Tomas, Directorate-General for the Protection of Biodiversity and the Sea, Ministry of Environment and Energy Security
14.40-15.00 Water, Climate and Biodiversity
Giulio Bocaletti, CMCC
15.00-15.20 Ecosystem services
Davide Pettenella, Universty of Padua
15.20-15.40 Business & Nature: how companies can assess, reduce and report their impact on nature through international guidelines and frameworks
Alessandro Leonardi, Etifor
15.40-17.00 Tavola Rotonda
Moderated by Andrea Gavazzoli
Giuseppe Dodaro, Fondazione Sviluppo Sostenibile
Lorenzo Ciccarese, ISPRA
Massimiliano Evangelista, AlmaViva
Alessandro Bosso, ART-ER
Raffaella Zucaro, CER ANBI
Erika Marrone, Alce nero
Paola Gallani, Autorità di bacino distrettuale del fiume Po
Discussion and closure by the Chairs
- Circular and Regenerative Bioeconomy
- Onsite event