SBCI

Wednesday, 13 June 2012
Master of Ceremonies:	Arab Hoballah, Chief, Sustainable Consumption and Production, UNEP-DTIE
*08:30 - 09:00*	Registration
09:00 - 09:05	Welcome: Sérgio José Battistelli, Sesc São Paulo
09:05 - 09:15	Opening Remarks: Arab Hoballah, Chief, Sustainable Consumption and Production Unit, UNEP-DTIE
09:15 - 09:45	Co-organizers Addresses: Mayor Gilberto Kassab, City of São Paulo, Marcelo Takaoka, President, CBCS; Claudio Bernardes, President, Secovi-SP; Carlos Roberto Fortner, Secretaria do Verde e Meio Ambiente do Município de São Paulo; Inês Magalhães, Secretaria Nacional de Habitação – Ministério das Cidades; Silvio Torres, Secretaria do Estado de São Paulo - Secretaria da Habitação e Companhia de Desenvolvimento Habitacional e Urbano do Estado de São Paulo
09:45 - 10:30	Keynote Address and Q&A: Buildings and Cities - Drivers of Green Growth - Pavan Sukhdev, Founder & CEO of GIST Advisory & former Special Advisor & Head of UNEP’s Green Economy Initiative
*10:30 - 11:00*	*Coffee/Tea Break*
11:00 - 13:15	Session 1: UNEP-SBCI Creating a Common Platform & Enabling Sustainable Buildings An overview of tools, methodologies and policies currently being developed and promoted by UNEP-SBCI, and its partners. A few minutes for Q&A will provided at the end of each presentation. Metrics and Indicators - Providing the tools to facilitate sustainable building policies and practices: Curt Garrigan, Coordinator, UNEP-SBCI “The State of Play”reports: a comprehensive review of regional developments in sustainable building Southeast Asia: Ang Kian Seng, Director, Research Division, BCA Singapore & Executive Director, BCA - Centre for Sustainable Buildings Europe: Anne-Claire Freyd, Marketing Project Manager, CSTB Africa: Stephane Pouffary, Chief Executive Officer - Founder Honorary President, ENERGIES 2050 Latin America: Cesar Trevino, President, Mexico Green Building Council & former Secretary, World Green Building Council Opportunities for Sustainability in Social Housing: Eduardo Trani, State Housing Advisor, State of São Paulo
*13:15 - 14:30*	*Networking Lunch*
14:30 - 15:45	Session 2: Leading the way to Resource Efficiency - The role of the Building Sector This session will focus on the unique role of the building sector in leading a transition to more sustainable patterns of consumption and production, more resource efficient cities, and a green economy. A few minutes for Q&A will provided at the end of each presentation. The economics of sustainable buildings and sustainable cities: Greg Kats, President, Capital E Moving toward Resource Efficiency in the Building Sector: José Goldemberg, Professor, University of São Paulo & former interim Secretary of the Environment, Brazil Rethink Cities: Sustainable urban development - cooperation – synergies – systems: Stellan Fryxell, Partner, Tengbom Architects & representative of FIDIC
*15:45 - 16:15*	*Coffee/Tea Break*
16:15 - 17:00	Keynote Address and Q&A - Ambassador Rubens Ricupero, former Minister of the Environment and Amazonian Affairs & Minister of Finance, Brazil
17:00 - 18:30	Session 3 Liveable and Resource Efficient Cities: Creating Policies and Partnerships for Action A panel discussion, in the context of Rio+20, on the opportunities for cities, national governments, civil society and international agencies to promote sustainable building and resource efficient cities Martha Delgado, Minister of the Environment, Mexico City Inês Magalhães, Secretaria Nacional de Habitação - Ministério das Cidades São Paulo Elisabeth França, Assistant Secretary for Housing in the City of São Paulo Jason Hartke, vice chairman of US-GBC Kian Seng Ang, Director, Research Division, BCA Singapore & Executive Director, BCA Centre for Sustainable Buildings
18:30 -18:45	Closing Remarks and Outcomes: Arab Hoballah, Chief, Sustainable Consumption and Production Unit, UNEP-DTIE
*Panelists and speakers on this agenda are invited or to be invited unless listed as confirmed

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