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Papers: (most
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Pour la version en français voir en bas.
ISEE 2008 was hosted by the
ASEE and the UNEP and held in Nairobi,
For up to date information
see http://www.ecoeco.org/conference08/home.php
1.
Notices:
ØJob Opportunity: Science
Officer Position at DIVERSITAS Paris office
ØWorkshop: The World Bank
Institute's "Environmental Economics for Development Policy"
ØJob Opportunity: Economic
Development Manager in Kenya
ØPost-doctoral Position:
mathematical model in economics and ecology
Job Opportunity: Science Officer Position at
DIVERSITAS Paris
(Posted 27 July 2006)
DIVERSITAS
(www.diversitas-international.org), the international biodiversity science
programme, is seeking a Science Officer for its
They are looking for a
highly motivated individual committed to an inter-disciplinary approach to
biodiversity science. The position is ideal for a person interested in science,
policy and scientific administration.
Required:
Ph.D., and experience in
taxonomy, evolutionary biology, monitoring or population biology; excellent
English skills. Skills in French, a plus.
Duties include:
1) Synthetic scientific
activities such as building meta databases, writing
overview articles, edit books; and
2) Management activities
such as organising and leading workshops; liaise with international
conventions; fund raising.
The host institution is the
Natural History Museum of Paris.
Employers are CNRS and
DIVERSITAS
Position starts late 2006.
Appointment is for one year, renewable. Salary is commensurate with experience.
Applications (CV and t
Inquiries via email to Dr.
A. Larigauderie: secretariat@diversitas-international.org
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Workshop: The World Bank Institute's
"Environmental Economics for Development Policy"
(Posted 27 July 2006)
This two-week course will
be held October 9-20, 2006 in
The EEDP course provides an
introduction to environmental economics for persons with some previous
economics background, building on the World Bank's experience in using
environmental economics to address environmental issues at the macro, sector,
and project levels. Since 1998, the course has increased in scope and reach.
The course is aimed at
policy-makers, economic and environmental advisors, public and private sector
professionals, representatives of nongovernmental organizations, and academics.
Participants are expected
to source their funds to cover the following costs:
(a) Course fees: $500 for
applicants from developing countries who are based at local institutions,
and $3,500 otherwise;
(b) accommodations and food
expenses - the hotel for which WB will
provide booking assistance costs $80 per day excluding meals, but
participants also opt to make their own arrangements with other accommodations;
(c) travel
fare to and from
Airport transfers and field
trip costs will be borne by the WB.
In order to apply for this
course, please complete the following application form and submit via email to ssittig@worldbank.org by August 15,
2006.
Early applications are
encouraged since a decision on acceptance will be made within one week after an
individual's application is received.
To sign up for the course
you may click the following link.
(If you are unable to
follow the link, please copy and paste the URL into your web browser.)
To view the Course Schedule
in PDF format click the following link: www.ecoecoafrica.org/NoticesASEE/EEDP9_v715[1]_ASEE_notices.pdf
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Job Opportunity : Economic Development Manager in Kenya
(Posted
The Academic Model for the
Prevention and Treatment of HIV/AIDS, or AMPATH, is a successful model of
HIV/AIDS control in
AMPATH aims to enhance and
expand economic development opportunities for its population of HIV infected
persons, expected to number nearly 50,000 persons by the end of 2007. AMPATH has already developed a fair trade
certified craft workshop, pro-bono business consultancy services to
micro-entrepreneurs, a micro-finance program, and an agricultural
cooperative.
For additional information,
please contact Ron Pettigrew, Program Manager, IU-Kenya Partnership, rpettigr@iupui.edu, +1-317-630-8695.
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Le Modèle
Académique de Prévention et de Traitement du VIH/SIDA (AMPATH)
est un modèle de contrôle du VIH/SIDA qui a été
testé de façon satisfaisante au Kenya. C’est un
modèle qui utilise une approche de réseau pour la
prévention et le traitement du VIH/SIDA en combinant à la fois le
traitement clinique, la recherche et la formation. Un partenariat entre
l’University School of Medecine de Moi, l e Teaching and Referral
Hospital de Moi, l’Indiana University et AMPATH permet d’offrir de
la nourriture et des revenus aux malades. Il permet également
d’administrer et de
contrôler le traitement par les Anti-Retro Viraux(ARV)
et d’encourager la prévention de la transmission du VIH.
AMPATH a pour objectif de
renforcer les possibilités de développement économique des
personnes atteintes du VIH dont le nombre atteindra les quelques 50 000
personnes d’ici la fin de l’année 2007. AMPATH a développé
des services de consultation d’affaires en faveur de petits
entrepreneurs, un programme de micro-financement et une coopérative
agricole. L’Université d’Indiana est à la recherche
de personnes fortement motivées pour servir de gestionnaire de ce
projet. Le gestionnaire du projet résidera sur place à Eldoret au
Kenya et travaillera en étroite collaboration avec un partenaire Kenyan.
Le poste exige du gestionnaire une longue expérience dans le montage des
projets à ressources limitées, de préférence en
Afrique subsaharienne; un MBA ou tout diplôme équivalent ; de
bonnes dispositions en communication et une forte habileté à
gérer une équipe de personnes.
Pour toute information
supplémentaire, bien vouloir contacter Ron Pettigrew, Program Manager,
IU-Kenya Partnership, rpettigr@iupui.edu, +1-317-630-8695.
Post-doctoral Position: mathematical model in
economics and ecology
(Posted
A postdoctoral associate is sought to join a young
research team at the Ecology, Systematics and Evolution Lab, a CNRS laboratory at
the University of Paris-XI, 30km south of
We are seeking a motivated postdoctoral fellow to
construct and analyse a mathematical model at the interface of economics and
animal or plant population dynamics. The ideal candidate would have an
experience in mathematical modelling, ecological economics and conservation
biology. However, candidates with less optimal profiles will be considered
provided their motivation, work power and skills allow them to adapt rapidly to
the project.
Interested candidates should send a
curriculum vitæ, a brief summary of research experience and
interests, and at least two references to
Franck Courchamp
Lab ESE. UMR CNRS 8079
Batiment 362
Université Paris-Sud XI
F-91405 Orsay Cedex
franck.courchamp@ese.u-psud.fr
Tel 0033 1 69
15 56 85
Fax 0033 1 69 15 56 96
http://www.ese.u-psud.fr/epc/conservation/pages/Franck.html
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Un membre en position post-doctorale est recherché
pour rejoindre une jeune équipe de recherche au laboratoire du CNRS de
l’Université de Paris-XI situé à 30 km au sud de
Paris. Cette Université accueille 27 000 étudiants dont 2500 en
thèse et dispose de 127 laboratoires de recherche. La durée de la
bourse est d’un an renouvelable une fois. Le salaire est de 1830 euros
par mois soit environ 2200 $, en plus de la souscription d’une
assurance-maladie.
Nous recherchons un membre particulièrement
motivé pour construire et analyser un modèle mathématique
qui se situerait à l’interface de la science économique et
de la dynamique des plantes. Le candidat devra avoir une bonne
expérience en modélisation mathématique, en
économie écologique et en
conservation de la biodiversité. Cependant les candidats moins
expérimentés sont encouragés à postuler,
dépendamment de leur niveau de motivation et de leur capacité
à s’adapter rapidement au projet.
Les candidats intéressés sont
invités à envoyer leur CV, un bref résumé de leurs
travaux de recherche et de leurs centres d’intérêt, ainsi
que 2 lettres de recommandation à :
Franck Courchamp
Lab ESE. UMR CNRS 8079
Batiment 362
Université Paris-Sud XI
F-91405 Orsay Cedex
franck.courchamp@ese.u-psud.fr
Tel 0033 1 69 15 56 85
Fax 0033 1 69 15 56 96
http://www.ese.u-psud.fr/epc/conservation/pages/Franck.html
MSc programme - Management of
Protected Areas
launched
by the
Promoting sustainability, handling conflicts,
increasing benefits, conserving biodiversity - the planning and the management of
Protected Areas (PA) involve many different legal, administrative and technical
realities. The demand for highly skilled professionals is growing enormously.
The learning goals of the programme are:
- an excellent and
comprehensive understanding of the aims and roles of Protected Areas in
relation to the conservation of biodiversity and (integrated) regional
development.
- detailed knowledge when applying the full range of
tools available for the management of Protected Areas so that they can
effectively fulfil their aims.
- an ability to analyse and solve problems encountered
when establishing, planning and managing Protected Areas, to conduct inter-and
transdisciplinary dialogues with all stakeholders and to develop and implement
appropriate integrated solutions.
Information can be found at the programme's website at
http://www.mpa.uni-klu.ac.at/. You
can contact the secretariat of the programme at mpa@uni-klu.ac.at
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Encourager la gestion durable des ressources,
maîtriser les conflits, accroître les bénéfices et
conserver la biodiversité implique des réalités
différentes à la fois au plan juridique, administratif et technique.
Ainsi, l’exigence de professionnels hautement qualifiés devient de
plus en plus nécessaire.
Les objectifs d’apprentissage du programme sont :
- une parfaite compréhension des objectifs et du
rôle des zones protégées en relation avec la conservation
de la biodiversité et le développement régional.
- Une bonne connaissance issue de l’application des
instruments de gestion des zones protégées permet
d’atteindre les objectifs.
- Une aptitude à analyser et à
résoudre les problèmes rencontrés lors de la gestion des
zones protégées et à mener un dialogue inter et
transdisciplinaire en vue de trouver des solutions intégrées
entre les différents intervenants.
L’information y relative est disponible surle site
web du programme au http://www.mpa.uni-klu.ac.at/
Vous pouvez également contacter le
secrétariat du programme au mpa@uni-klu.ac.at
2. Networks and Newsletters:
Worldwide Virtual Network of Young
Practitioners Working on Science and Society Issues
http://alba.jrc.it/science-society/index1.html
post-autistic economics review
Accounting Research Network
http://www.ssrn.com/update/arn/arn_site-licenses.html
Economics Research Network
http://www.ssrn.com/update/ern/ern_site-licenses.html
Financial Economics Network
http://www.ssrn.com/update/fen/fen_site-licenses.html
Legal Scholarship Network
http://www.ssrn.com/update/lsn/lsn_site-licenses.html
Management Research Network
http://www.ssrn.com/update/mrn/mrn_site-licenses.html
Social Insurance Research
Network
http://www.ssrn.com/update/sirn/sirn_site-licenses.html
3. Conferences and Calls for Papers
Ø Conference on
Economics in Natural Resource Management
Ø ISEE 2008: APPLYING
ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS FOR SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
Ø ISEE 2006: Ecological
Sustainability and Human Well-being
Ø EcoHealth ONE: Forging
Collaboration Between Health and Ecology
Conference on Economics in Natural Resource
Management
21 and 22 May 2009,
(posted
Paper/Poster TITLES & ABSTRACTS
to reach Wendy Paisley
(paisley@botanicalsociety.org.za)
via email
by
Registration Forms, to be
completed by
Wendy Paisley, Conservation Unit, Botanical Society,
Private Bag X10,
Email: paisley@botanicalsociety.org.za)
Conference Background and
themes
The environmental and
resource economics field continues to grow fueled by a greater appreciation of
the need to understand the economic roots of environmental challenges and to
formulate economically sound solutions. Despite a relatively high level of
interest and activity in the field, opportunities for learning and
cross-pollination are relatively limited. As part of the C.A.P.E. programme,
SANBI and its partners are thus pleased to announce a two day conference on
economics in natural resource management that will take place in Cape Town on
the 21st and 22nd May 2009.
The conference will have a
relatively broad focus on environmental resource economics as it applies to
natural resource management. As such it will cover the economics of:
Biodiversity
conservation;
Water resource management
with particular emphasis on the management of natural aquatic environments;
Agricultural
resource management with particular emphasis on the management of natural
landscapes;
Climate change
as it relates to natural resource management questions; and
Marine resource management.
Papers and posters are
invited under theses broad themes and are expected to include contributions on:
Economic or
market-based instruments
Payment for
Ecosystem Services
Environmental
Resource Economic inputs to planning processes (e.g. conservation planning and
spatial planning)
Ecological-economic modelling
Valuation of
environmental goods and services
Livelihoods
issues as they relate to natural resource management
Political
economy and policy considerations in natural resource management
Natural Resource
Accounting
Objectives
The conference will bring
together those with an interest in economics from the public and private
sectors, academia and consultancy to share results of recent research and to
discuss issues relevant to the practical application of environmental resource
economics. By creating a mutual platform for those who commission work and
those who undertake it, the conference aims to contribute to the effective use
of environmental economics for environmental policy and management, as well as
influence the research agenda. In essence, it will strive to match theoretical
inputs with practical considerations around policy and implementation.
Who should attend?
All researchers, managers,
policy makers, government officials, NGO representatives, donors, consultants
and students working on or interested in the economic issues associated with
natural resource management. While the geographic focus is likely to fall on
South and southern
Conference committee
Hugo van Zyl, C
Conference secretary
Wendy Paisley
Botanical Society of
Private Bag X10,
Email: paisley@botanicalsociety.org.za
Tel: +27-21-799 8824
Fax: +27-21-761 5983
The Ritz Hotel and
Conference Centre, Sea Point,
A
With partnership and
sponsorship from:
Botanical Society of
Department of Water Affairs
and Forestry, Working for Water
ASSET Research
Tenth
Biennial Conference of International Society for Ecological Economics:
“ISEE 2008 NAIROBI
(posted March 2008)
for details
and records of the event see: http://www.ecoeco.org/conference08/home.php
ISEE 2006: Ninth Biennial
Conference of International Society for Ecological Economics on
“Ecological
Sustainability and Human Well-being”
December 15 - 18, 2006 /
(posted
Submissions of paper proposals must be BEFORE
the 31 July 2006 submission deadline!
MAKE ONLINE ABSTRACT SUBMISSION AT: http://203.197.97.167/temp/abs/absonline.asp
(a) you will find the call for
papers at: http://www.isee2006.com/call_for_paper.htm
(b) you will find guidelines
for making a submission at: http://www.isee2006.com/guidel_ines.htm
(c) you will find the list of
appropriate topics at: http://www.isee2006.com/topics.htm
(d) you can find the official
conference brochure at: http://www.isee2006.com/ISEE2006_Brochure.pdf
Conference
Sub-Themes
1. Modelling, Valuation and Evaluation.
The
Valuation of Ecosystem Services and Environmental Damages.
Case Studies of
payment for Environmental Services. (Coordinator: Pushpam Kumar)
Modelling
the Relations between the Economy and the Environment.
Resilience, Complexity, Discontinuities. Integrated
Assessment. (Coordinators:
Kanchan Chopra,
Joroen van den Bergh)
Geographical
Representations of Environmental Changes. (Coordinator: J. L. Weber)
Evaluation
of Investment Projects, Choice of Techniques.
(Cost-Benefit Analysis Multi Criteria Decision Aids.
(Coordinators: R. Janssen,
Corporate
Environmental Accounting.
Environmental and Social Liabilities of Multi-National Corporations
and local firms.
(Coordinator:
Peter Utting)
Indicators
of Sustainable Development, Scenarios. (Coordinator: J. Spangenberg)
2. Trade and Environment
Trade and
Environment. (Coordinators: Adil Najam, James Boyce)
3. Institutions and Governance
Participatory
Methods and Environmental Conflicts.
(Coordinators:
Kinsuk Mitra, Sybille Van Den Hove).
Science
for Policy.
Governance under Uncertainty and Ignorance. Post-normal Science.
(Coordinators:
Richard Norgaard, Angela Guimaraes Pereira)
Common
Property Resources.
Institutions, Property Rights and Environmental Management.
(Coordinator:
Doris Capistrano).
4. Physical and Ecological Accounting.
Social Metabolism
Indicators and
Indices such as Human Appropriation of Net Primary Production, Material Flow
Accounting,
Energy Accounting. Relations between Ecological Economics and
Industrial Ecology.
Physical Input-Output Tables.
(Coordinators:
Heinz Schandl, Helga Weisz,and Helmut Haberl)
Advances
in Macroeconomic 'Green' Accounting.
(Coordinators:
Rashid Hassan, Anthony Friend)
5. Ecosystems and Well-Being.
Costal Zones, Aquaculture,
Fishing. (Coordinator: Kate Brown)
Sustainable
Mountain Development. (Coordinator: N. S. Jodha)
Urban
Ecosystems.
Environmental Approaches to Urban Planning and Architecture.
(Coordinator: Amitabh Kundu)
Water
Resources.
(Dams, Aquifers, Inter-basin Transfers, Desalination).
(Coordinatosr: Jayanta Bandyopadhyay,
Rodney Smith, R. Maria Saleth)
6. Talking Across Disciplines.
Feminist
Economics and Ecological Economics. (Coordinator:
Health Economics
and Ecological Economics.
(Coordinators:
Carlos M. Corvalan, Gordon Hughes)
Environmental
History and Ecological Economics.
(With particular reference to
(Coordinators:
John McNeill, Jose Augusto Padua, Mahesh Rangarajan and Bao Maohong)
The
Ecological Economics of Consumption.
Call for
Paper (Coordinator: Inge Ropke)
The
Ecological Economics of Agriculture and Forestry.
(Coordinators:
Inequality
and Environmental Governance. (Coordinator: Bina Agarwal)
Ethno-ecology and Ecological
Economics
(Coordinators: Ricardo Godoy, Kamal.S.Bawa and Victoria Reyes Garcia)
7. Environment, Poverty and Development.
Population/Migrations.
(Coordinators: Paul Steele, Roldan Muradian)
Links
between Poverty and Environment.
Including the relevance of Amartya Sen's work for Ecological
Economics.
(Coordinator:
Anantha K. Duraiappah).
8. International Agreements and Issues
Climate
Change Policy.
(Coordinators:
Neil Adger, C. J. Jepma)
Biodiversity.
(Including Agricultural Biodiversity). Roundtable
on Biodiversity Strategy of
(Coordinators:
Jeffrey A. McNeely, Eklabya Sharma)
The
Economics of Invasive Species. (Coordinators:
Fragile
Ecosystems. (Coordinator: Xu Jianchu)
Biotechnology,
Transgenic & Biosafety. (Coordinator: S. Natesh)
9. Energy and Industries.
The Energy
Systems of Today and the Future.
(With particular reference to
The Mining
Industries. (Coordinator: TBA )
Transport Systems.
(Coordinator: Jyoti K. Parikh)
10. Extreme Events: Managing Ecological Hazards. (Coordinator: Mohan
Munasinghe)
11. Theoretical and Method Development. (Coordinators: Richard Howarth,S. Lele)
Submissions of paper proposals must be BEFORE
the 31 July 2006 submission deadline!
MAKE ONLINE ABSTRACT SUBMISSION AT: http://203.197.97.167/temp/abs/absonline.asp
Ecological Economics studies the relations between the
economy and the environment with a variety of methods. They include the
assessment of the impacts of economic growth on the environment by means of
physical indicators. They also include the economic valuation of ecosystem
services and of environmental damages. Ecological Economics
deals with macroeconomic issues, and also with sectoral resource policies
(energy, water, transport, forestry, agriculture, fishing), and with the
evaluation of investment projects. At the level of firms, Ecological
Economics enters the discussion on environmental liabilities and
"green" accounting. Ecological Economics also focuses on the
relations between property rights and environmental management. The 2006
biennial conference of the International Society for Ecological Economics will
take place on December 15 - 18 at the Habitat Centre in
There will be a programme of pre and post-conference
seminars and field trips so that the opportunity is given to participants to
learn more about environmental, economic, social, political and cultural
aspects of India. Ecological Economics has Gandhian roots.
Coal, hydroelectricity, oil, gas - all energy sources
grow rapidly. The economy is not dematerializing relative to GDP. By 2020,
there will be some 20,000 MWe of extra nuclear power, and perhaps a few breeder
reactors. There are conflicts on mining, on the use of water, on fishing and
aquaculture, and on forests, in many regions of
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L’économie
écologique étudie les relations entre la science
économique et la protection de l’environnement à partir des
méthodes variées. Il s’agit de l’évaluation
des impacts de la croissance économique sur l’environnement au
moyen des indicateurs physiques. Il s’agit aussi de
l’évaluation économique des services des
écosystèmes et des dommages environnementaux.
L’économie écologique a trait aux résultats
macroéconomiques ainsi qu’aux politiques sectorielles sur les
ressources naturelles telles que
l’énergie, l’eau, le transport, la foresterie,
l’agriculture et la pêche. Elle a également trait à l’évaluation
des projets d’investissement. Au niveau des entreprises,
l’économie écologique introduit le débat entre les
liens environnementaux et la comptabilité « verte ».
L’économie écologique s’intéresse aussi aux
relations entre les droits de propriétés et la gestion des biens
environnementaux. La conférence biennale de la Société
Internationale de l’Economie Ecologique se tiendra du 15 au 18
décembre 2006 au Habitat Centre à New Delhi en Inde. Une des
raisons principales pour lesquelles cette conférence se tiendra en Inde
est la forte présence de l’INSEE constitué de membres
mondialement reconnus. D’autres raisons expliquent également ce,
choix car ce qui se passe en Inde intéresse le monde.
Il y aura un programme de pre
et post-conférence et des voyages de terrain pour offrir la
possibilité aux participants de découvrir le pays sous toutes ses
facettes. L’Inde sera dans un proche avenir le pays le plus peuplé
de la planète avec une forte densité de population. La croissance
urbaine est très forte et le taux de croissance de
l’économie indienne est de 6% par an tandis que la croissance
démographique baisse et la
pauvreté qui baisse progressivement. Le pays est divisé en
classes sociales, en religions et est le centre d’une diversité de
plantes cultivées de par le monde. Il est devenu une plaque tournante de
l’industrie informatique. L’industrie automobile elle aussi
croît de plus de 20% par an.
Toutes les sources
énergétiques à l’instar du charbon, de
l’électricité, du pétrole et du gaz croissent
rapidement. D’ici 2020, il y aura plus de 20 000 mégawatts
d’énergie nucléaires supplémentaires. Il existe des
conflits sur l’exploitation des ressources du sous sol,
l’utilisation de l’eau, l’activité de pêche et
des ressources forestières. On y retrouve plusieurs mouvements de
protection de l’environnement et les expériences de gestion des
ressources communes. Tout ceci justifie que la communauté de
l’économie écologique décide de se retrouver pour débattre sur
des thèmes variés sur la « durabilité
écologique et le bien-être de l’homme » dans cette
partie du globe. De façon incidente, l’année 2006 marque le
centenaire de la naissance de Nicholas Georgescu-Roegen qui est reconnu comme
étant le précurseurs de l’économie écologique
grâce à son livre « la loi de l’entropie et le
processus économique» paru en 1971.
EcoHealth ONE: Forging Collaboration Between Health and Ecology
October
7th-10th 2006 at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
(posted
First
biennial conference of the International EcoHealth Association. The meeting theme of this conference is
"Promoting Global Health - Sustaining Natural Resources."
Deadline for abstracts
for oral presentations or posters, as well as full sessions for the EcoHealth
ONE conference is accepting submissions t
See website ( www.ecohealth.net/conference/site) and follow the links to
abstract submission page.
Some funding is
available if you are a student or young scientist from a developing
country. Visit website for details
on how to apply.
Contacts: Please contact us at conf2006@ecohealth.net if you have any
questions, concerns or problems.
Content Areas and Who
Should Attend:
Co-sponsored by the World
Health Organization
(WHO) and Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), along with the
International EcoHealth Association’s many partner institutions this
conference will bring participants from around the world. The conference is for
researchers, educators, policy makers and representatives of academia,
government, NGOs, and international agencies. Experts from the fields of
medicine, public health, wildlife and veterinary medicine, urban planning,
conservation biology, ecology, geography, economics, sociology, environmental
history, medical history, agronomy, and other disciplines will convene to
better understand the linkages between ecology and health.
Organisers are not only
interested in submitted abstracts on research and training in current issues
bridging ecology and health, but also historical papers or case studies that
might inform current research questions, directions, and policy addressing
human or wildlife health problems stemming from ecological disturbance (see
list of Preliminary Sessions.)
Because the integrity of
human health, wildlife health, and ecosystems are closely tied, EcoHealth ONE
will provide a unique forum to (1) advance emerging, highly interdisciplinary
scientific work in this arena, (2) promote the interaction of a diverse
audience concerned with sustainable health and environment, and (3) consider
how to address challenges in an effective and unified way.
To submit content:
Please see our website ( www.ecohealth.net/conference/site) and follow the links to
abstract submission page.
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à l’Université du Wisconsin-Madison :Premeière
conférence biannuelle de l’International EcoHealth Association
La conférence aura pour
thème « Promouvoir la Santé Mondiale-Rationaliser
la gestion des ressources naturelles ».
La date de soumission des
résumés des contributions est fixée au 15 juin 2006. Pour
plus d’informations, bien vouloir consulter le site web
www.ecohealth.net/conference/site et suivre les liens pour la page de
soumission d’articles.
Pour les étudiants et
jeunes chercheurs des pays en développement, quelques fiancements sont
disponibles. Pour plus de détails, bien vouloir visiter le site sur la
procédure de soumission de candidature.
Contacts : pour toute
information complémentaire, bien vouloir nous contacter au
conf2006@ecohealth.net
Centres
d’intérêt et conditions de particpation
En collabortion avec
l’International EcoHealth Association, la conférence sera
co-financée par l’Organisation Mondiale de la Santé (OMS)
et la Pan American Health Organization (PAHO). Les participants viendront de
chaucne de ses organsiations. La conférence est ouverte aux chercheurs,
aux enseignats, aux décideurs politiques, aux gouvernements aux ONG et
aux organisations internatioinales. Les experts du domaine de la
médecine, de la santé publique, de la médecine
vétérinaire, de la planification urbaine, de la consertvation de
la biodiversité, de l’écologie, de la géographie,
des sciences économiques, de la sociologies, de l’afronomie, etc.
seont amenés à comprendre les liens qui existent entre l’écologie
et la santé. Les contribuent attendues peuvent porter autant sur les
questions d’actuelité sur le lien entre l’écologie et
la santé que sur sur les aspects historiques de cette relation. A cause
du lien étroit entre la santé de l’homme, la santé
des êtres de la faune et les écosystèmes, EcoHealth One a
prévu un forun unique en vue
:
(1) d’encourager la
recherche interdisciplianire dans ce domaine
(2) encourager une interaction
entre les divers courants intéressées
par la recherche d’une santé durable et l’environnement
(3) étudier les voies
et moyens de relever des défis dans une direction commune.
Pour soumettre une
candidature, bien vouloir visiter le site web et suivre les liens qui
mènent à la page de soumission : www.ecohealth.net/conference/site
