09 November 2016

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Wednesday 09 November: Arrival of Participants
0815-0900	Registration in the foyer of Rex Hotel
Wednesday 9 November Morning: Plenary Session
0900-0905	Welcome and Introduction, ASEM LLL Hub, Mr Anders Martinsen
0905-0915	Opening Speech by Mr Le Huy Lam, Director, SEAMEO CELLL
0915-0925	Opening Speech by Deputy Head of Mission Christian Brix Moller, Embassy of Denmark, Vietnam
0925-0930	Opening Remarks by Mr Ananto Kusuma Seta, Ministry of Education and Culture Republic of Indonesia and former Director of ASEM Education Secretaria
0930-0940	Opening Remarks by Ms Ai Goto Araki, Assistant Director at The Japan Foundation, Jakarta
0940-0945	Opening Remarks by Mr Peter Mackenney, Representative from Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF)
0945-0950	Introduction to themes and profiles of the keynote speakers, Mr Le Huy Lam, Director, SEAMEO CELLL
0950-1030	Keynote 1: Rethinking learning in the new digital age Niraj Thurairajah, Programme Director, Birmingham City University, UK
1030-1050	Q&A Session Chair: Mr Le Huy Lam, Director, SEAMEO CELLL

1050-1110	Coffee break

Wednesday 9 November Afternoon: Parallel Workshops
1110-1250	Session 1
	Workshop A: Risk Identification and Preparedness
	Chair: TBA Risk Identification and Preparedness for Extreme Heat: Some lessons from the Field A1. Associate Professor Mokbul Morsed Ahmad, Coordinator for RRDP, Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand Flood Preparedness – Lesson learned from private households and small businesses in Can Tho city, Mekong Delta, Vietnam A2. Do Thi Chin, GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, Germany Rethinking Risk Perception Influence on Local Resilience in Urban Cities and Rural Communities A3. Associate Professor Ann Kristina M. Bojsen, Bachelor´s Degree Programme in Emergency and Risk Management, Metropolitan University College, Copenhagen Denmark Preparing Teachers and Principals to Play a Significant Role Community Disaster Preparedness and Resilience A4. Associate professor Carol Mutch, School in Critical Studies in Education, University of Auckland, New Zealand

	Workshop B: Restoring Heritage
	Chair: TBA Resilience in the Tsunami Disaster-Stricken Area and Learning Activities of the Resident―Reconstruction of the Great East Japan Earthquake Area B1. Professor Emeritus Akitoshi Teuchi, University of Tsukuba, Japan Developing Disaster Risk Management Plan to Conserve the Outstanding Universal Value of the Historic City of Ayutthaya, Thailand B2. Hatthaya Siriphatthanakun, Specialist in Cultural Heritage Conservation, SEAMEO SPAFA Managing Conflicts in Heritage Sites, a case of Majapahit Sites in Trowulan – Indonesia B3. Catrini Pratihari Kubontubuh, M.Arch, PhD Candidate of Architecture, School of Architecture, Planning and Policy Development of Institut Teknologi Bandung / Chairperson of Indonesian Heritage Trust

1250-1345	Lunch

1345-1515	Session 2
	Workshop C: Resilient Recovery
	Chair: TBA The Resilience Index towards Natural Disaster in Indonesia C1. Ratih Dyah Kusumastuti and Viverita, Department of Management, Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Indonesia, Indonesia Emergency Management Capacity Building: Case of New Zealand C2. Raj Prasanna, Massey University, New Zealand Community Learning Center and Climate Change C3. Vanna Peou, Non-Formal Education Coordinator of NGO Education Partnership (NEP)

	Workshop D: Risk Reduction and Prevention
	Chair: TBA Aid Niching in Disaster Response and in Post-Disaster Recovery: Differences and implications D1. Associate Professor J. Sedfrey S. Santiago, Ateneo de Manila University, The Philippines Pedagogies of The Unknown: Preparing in a state of uncertainty D2. Associate professor Mara Benadusi, University of Catania, Italy Community-Based Disaster Preparedness Program in Aceh Province, Indonesia: A Case of Meuraxa Sub-District, Banda Aceh City, Aceh Province, Indonesia D3. Muchlisin Z. A., Syiah Kuala University, Banda Aceh, Indonesia Lifelong Learning in Disaster Management: The Indian initiative D4. Vijay Deshpande, Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences, India

1515-1535	Coffee break

Wednesday 9 November Afternoon: Plenary Session
1535-1615	Keynote 2: Lifelong Learning and Disaster Risk Reduction Policies, Programmes, and Challenges in the Southeast Asian Region Ethel P Valenzuela, Deputy Director of SEAMEO Secretariat, Bangkok, Thailand
1615-1630	Q&A Session Chair: Mr Le Huy Lam, Director, SEAMEO CELLL
1630-1700	Commentary 1: Jose Roberto Guevara, Associate Professor, RMIT, Australia
1700	Day Rapporteur: Mr Le Huy Lam, Director, SEAMEO CELLL

1900-2100	Gala Dinner

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