Rome, 7-9 Juin 2004
© FAO

 TABLE DES MATIÈRES

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Report (includes Annex 1. Agenda and Annex 2. List of Participants)

 ANNEXES

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Annex 3

Goals and objectives and conceptual progress of the GIAHS project
by Parviz Koohafkan
FAO

Annex 4

PDF-B Terms of Reference and budget, GEF project document

Annex 5

Components and processes of the PDF-B
by David Boerma
FAO

Annex 6

Agricultural Heritage, the road to global recognition
by Mechtild Roessler
UNESCO

Annex 7

The ICCROM- ITUC programme to conserve landscapes of heritage value
by Herb Stovel
ICCROM

Annex 8

Towards a methodological framework for GIAHS
by Miguel A. Altieri
University of California Berkeley

Annex 9

Community-controlled knowledge management
by Tony Putter
Ecoport Foundation

Annex 10

Strengthening natural resources management building on local knowledge systems for sustaining the productivity and viability of agricultural heritage systems
by Sally Bunning
FAO

Annex 11

Cultivation Biodiversity, PLEC's experience
by Luohui Liang
UNU-PLEC

Annex 12

Socio-economic issues and the policy context
by Frederic Dévé
FAO

Annex 13

The experience of Slow Food in supporting and promoting traditional food products
by Cinzia Scaffidi
Slow Food Movement

Annex 14

Long-term relationships between cultures and landscapes
by Pablo Eyzaguirre and Adriana Woods-Páez
IPGRI

Annex 15

Human communities and natural environment in the agricultural areas. The International Geographical Union research experience and methodology
by Maria Gemma Grillotti
IGU

Annex 16

Checklist of indicators for system and site selection

Annex 17

Format for the description of agricultural heritage systems and pilot system proposals

Annex 18

Scorecard for information on proposed GIAHS pilot cases

Annex 19

List of GEF OP-13 liaison projects on biodiversity

Annex 20

The European Landscape Convention
by Michel Prieur
University of Limoges

 DOCUMENTS D'INFORMATION

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Conservation and Sustainable Management of Globally Important Ingenious Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS),
GEF Full Project Concept Note

Report of the Globally Important Ingenious Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS), First Stakeholder Workshop and Steering Committee Session, Rome, 5-7 August 2002

World Heritage cultural landscapes
by Mechtild Roessler
UNESCO

Human communities and natural environment in the agricultural areas, the International Geographical Union research experience and methodology
by Maria Gemma Grillotti Di Giacomo
IGU

Globally Important Ingenious Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS): extent, significance, and implications for development, background paper to the first international workshop and steering committee meeting
by Miguel A. Altieri
University of California, Berkeley

Le projet GIAHS (Globally Important Ingenious Agricultural Heritage Systems) en 15 questions
par Jean Bedel

PLEC News and Views, special issue on methodology