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Roundtable Session 1: Good practices in inclusive governance of protected areas (PAs)

• Introduction to the Roundtable Series and the session (UNESCO-SAC-CUSRI)
•  (Terence Hay-Edie, UNDP/GEF)  
• Case study on participatory management of Manas World Heritage site, India (Sonali Ghosh)
• IUCN Green List of Protected and Conserved Areas: The new international sustainability standard that recognizes excellence in area-based conservation management (Scott Perkin, IUCN)
• Moderated panel discussion (by UNESCO)

Roundtable Session 2: Traditional knowledge and ecological sustainability

• Introduction to the series and SAC’s work on this topic (Komatra Chuengsatiansup, Director, Sirindhorn Anthropology Centre) (10 min)
• Introduction to the issues of Traditional Knowledge and Ecological Sustainability (Paritta Chalermpow Koanantakool) (10 min)
• A tribute to Heather Peters (Richard Engelhardt)
• Guardians or destroyers? Indigenous knowledge and ecological sustainability (Koen Meyers, Sumatran Orangutan Society) (20 min)
• Indigeneity and rights on natural resource management (Prasit Leepreecha, Chiang Mai University, Thailand) (20 min)
• Traditional owner, rights-based approach for Budj Bim Cultural Landscape and ‘two-way’ knowledge management system (Erin Rose, Budj Bim World Heritage Landscape, Australia) (20 min)
• Safeguarding Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS) (Yoshihide Endo, FAO) (20 min)
• Moderated panel discussion (Paritta Chalermpow Koanantakool) (30-45 min)

Roundtable Session 3: Maritime cultural heritage and marine conservation: community in action

• Introduction to the series and the session (CUSRI) (10 min)
• UNESCO programme on Local and Indigenous Knowledge Systems (Nigel Thomas Crawhall, Chief Section for Small Islands and Indigenous Knowledge, UNESCO) (20 min)
• Women-managed marine protected areas and marine conservation rights (Rosita Eguia, Chairwoman of women-managed marine protected area (MPA) in Calawit island, Palawan) (20 min)
• Recognizing local knowledge and cultures in marine and coastal resources conservation: cases from southern Thailand (Dr Pinsak Suraswadi, Inspector General and Spokesperson, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment) (20 min)
• Integration of cultural heritage conservation and marine/forest conservation –indigenous peoples and community action (Kittisak Rattanakrajangsri, Director, Indigenous Peoples' Foundation for Education and Environment) (20 min)
• Moderated panel discussion (by Narumon Arunotai, CUSRI) (30 min)

Roundtable Session 4: Advancing Recognition of the Rights of Ethnic Groups Regarding Natural Resources and Living Cultural Heritage: Draft Act on the Protection and Promotion of the Way of Life of Ethnic Groups

• Presentation of the Draft Act on the Protection and Promotion of the Way of Life of Ethnic Groups (Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Anthropology Centre)
• Panel discussion: International Perspectives on the Draft Law
  • Badar Farrukh (UN Office of the High Commissioner on Human Rights)
  • Maurizio Ferrari (Forest Peoples Programme)
  • Chrissy Grant (International Indigenous People's Forum for World Heritage)  
  • Terence Hay-Edie (UNDP)
  • Chupinit Kesmanee (Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact Foundation Board)
• Panel discussion on Implications of the Draft Law and Ways Forward for Thailand
  • Sakda Saenmi (Council of Indigenous Peoples in Thailand | Network of Indigenous Peoples in Thailand)
  • Paul Chamniern Worratchaipan (IUCN Thailand)
  • Preeda Kongpan (Office of the National Human Rights Commission of Thailand)
  • Surapong Kongchantuk (Cross Cultural Foundation)

• Concluding remarks (SAC-CUSRI-UNESCO)