From 7.00 Optional morning activities: nature walk, yoga

Breakfast at hotels

8.45 Session II: Our tasks at the Forum: The “What” and the “How”

What are we going to do at the Forum? Through “Re-Designing sessions”, “Re-Thinking sessions” and “Promising Practices”, the Forum aims to generate concrete ideas and proposals for policy, strategy and institutional development that work in the interests of the whole. This session will describe the tasks ahead.

Contributors: Karin Bruce, Alexander Crawford and Carl Mossfeldt, Tällberg Foundation, Sweden

9.15 Session III: In search of the common sense

Contributors:
Angela Cropper, UN Assistant Secretary-General and Deputy Executive Director, United Nations Environment Programme, Nairobi, Ged Davis, Co-President, Global Energy Assessment, IIASA, Austria and Oscar Motomura, President and Founder, Amana-Key Group, Brazil (moderator)

Comment:
Gabriela Albescu, President, AIESEC International, Romania and Ruud Lubbers, Chairman, Supervisory Board of The Netherlands Energy Research Center (ECN), The Netherlands.

10.30 Session IV: Prototyping the global future

Corporations have been instrumental in creating the markets and infrastructures that have shaped the world of today. They possess tools and competencies that can serve as inspiration for the task of tackling the challenges we face.

Hans-Eric Almebäck, CEO, Toyota Sweden, Peter Blom, CEO, Triodos Bank, The Netherlands, Jim Butcher, Head of Global Environmental Affairs, Morgan Stanley, USA, and John Kao, Kao & Company, USA (moderator)

11.15 Conversations at small tables in the tent

12.30 Lunch

Location: Hotel Klockargården and Hotel Åkerblads

14.00 “Re-Designing Workshops” and “Hosted Conversations”

The smaller, break-out sessions are of two kinds: some are “Re-designing workshops” where smaller groups work throughout the Forum on creative ideas that address more specific challenges and they develop prototypes for what a possible solution could look like. Others are “Hosted conversations” that are open and explorative, and encourage participants to “Re-think”. A total of over 30 such sessions (lasting about 1½ hours each) are on offer. All sessions are open to the Forum participants and, space permitting, to spouses and families.

Participants sign up for a Re-designing workshop by picking up a sticker at the entrance of the Forum Tent (many will have pre-registered on the web prior to the Forum). Participants choosing the Re-designing workshops are strongly encouraged to stay with the same group throughout the Forum, since the sessions build on each other. You sign up for a Hosted conversation by picking up a ticket each day at the entrance of the Forum Tent. At all sessions, space is provided on a first come-first served basis.

Location: Hotels and other venues

18.00 “Breath of Music”
- 18.45 Concert at Greenverket, performed by Ghada Shbeir, Lebanon

19.00 Dinner

Location: all hotels

21.00 Session V: The Common Sense

Host:
Koosum Kalyan, Senior Business Development Advisor, Africa, Shell International, South Africa/United Kingdom

Speakers: Ruud Lubbers, Chairman, Supervisory Board of The Netherlands Energy Research Center (ECN), The Netherlands and Chair, Bianca Jagger Human Rights Foundation, United Kingdom, Lailai Li, Director, Institute of Environment and Development, China, and young leaders

Session includes Chinese classical music performed by Dai Ya (flutes) and Xue Ke (erhu).