October 2010 - Ae-sa-eea-madrid - lists.ourproject.org

próximos eventos y reus...
by alba maiques 02 Nov '10

02 Nov '10

hola majas, un mail pre-puente...me ha llegado este correo, de una charla en Montecarmelo...¡¡qué fantásticas ponentes!! ; ) os recuerdo que el *13 y 14 de nov. es el Seminario Internacional de Canales Cortos de Comercialización en Córdoba*...y que hay que inscribirse!!! link: https://www.ecologistasenaccion.org/spip.php?article17957&artpage=3-5 hablamos en la próxima reu para organizar coches, vale? (María sevilla tiene casa para dormir!) En nuestra programación hasta diciembre habíamos decidido que el lunes 8 no nos reuníamos (pensábamos que habría asamblea) y que el lunes 15 teníamos reunión normal. Si os parece bien, alternamos el orden, ya que la asamblea como informó María es el 15...vale? Para esa reunión, tenemos bastantes cositas que contarnos, propongo algunas ideas para el orden del día, que podemos ir completando entre todas esta semana: - resumen de la comisión coordinación (Maria salamanca) - 10 min - resumen de la formación de CC de Logroño (María-madrid y Berta) - 30min - comentarios sobre el vídeo de "age of stupid" - 15min - charlas y eventos en los que se ha participado - 10min - Panel de la comisión, ¿lo colgamos? ¿donde? - ¿algo más?... - BREVES: organización de coches para ir al seminario de CCC. asistencia e inscripción para la Asamblea confederal de Diciembre. besos a todas, alba.

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Rv: [Comision Coordinacion Madrid] [Fwd: [Consejo Confederal] convocatorias abiertas cursos on-line: proyectos ed ambiental y mov urbana]
by maria teresa charro moro 30 Oct '10

30 Oct '10

--- El vie, 29/10/10, Ecologistas en Accion Madrid <madrid(a)ecologistasenaccion.org> escribió: De: Ecologistas en Accion Madrid <madrid(a)ecologistasenaccion.org> Asunto: [Comision Coordinacion Madrid] [Fwd: [Consejo Confederal] convocatorias abiertas cursos on-line: proyectos ed ambiental y mov urbana] Para: "comision coordinacion" <comision_coordinacion_madrid(a)googlegroups.com> Fecha: viernes, 29 de octubre, 2010 11:01 PAra miembros de las comisiones Nines -- Comisión de Coordinación de Ecologistas en Acción de Madrid Para enviar mensajes comision_coordinacion_madrid(a)googlegroups.com Página web http://groups.google.es/group/comision_coordinacion_madrid?hl=es.

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Re: [Ae-sa-eea-madrid] [Agroecologia] Sign on: Civil Society Statement of Concern on the Hague Conference on Agriculture, Food Security and Climate Change (October 31 - November 5)
by maria garcia siñeriz 28 Oct '10

28 Oct '10

Por mi no mucho la verdad. No se opone firmemente a transgénicos, es más dice que se evite hablar de ellos; prioriza el tema clima-agricultura, habla de agricultura smart-climate- el tema social y ecológico secundarios; temas económicos no controlo de financiaciones sorry. Además poner en práctica las conclusiones del IAASTD porque son lo mejor que hay... Salu2 El 28 de octubre de 2010 20:30, Tom Kucharz - Ecologistas en Acción < agroecologia(a)ecologistasenaccion.org> escribió: > ¿os parece bien que firmemos? > > -------- Original Message -------- > Subject: [climate justice now!] Sign on: Civil Society Statement of > Concern on the Hague Conference on Agriculture, Food Security a > Climate Change (October 31 - November 5) > Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2010 13:10:34 -0500 > From: Shefali Sharma <ssharma(a)iatp.org> > To: cclistserv(a)googlegroups.com <cclistserv(a)googlegroups.com>, 'CJN!' > <cjn(a)lists.riseup.net> > > > > Dear All, > > > > Please find attached and pasted below a Civil Society Statement of > concern that we wish to circulate on the opening day of the Hague > Conference on Agriculture, Food Security and Climate Change (Oct > 31-Nov5), organized by the Dutch, but co-sponsored by the World Bank, > the FAO and several other governments. There are serious concerns about > the process of this meeting and the “roadmap” that is supposed to chart > out “concrete actions” with regards to agriculture within the context of > the climate talks. To know more about this conference, see > http://www.afcconference.com/. We apologies for the short turn around > time, but request you to circulate this widely to your networks. > *Please send all signatures to Shefali(a)iatp.org > <mailto:[email protected]> by 5 pm (GMT+1), 30 October, Saturday.* > > * * > > Thanks, > > > > Shefali Sharma, IATP and Lim Li Lin, TWN > > > > > > > > *To: Mr. Maxime Verhagen, Minister of Economic Affairs, Agriculture and > Innovation, The Netherlands* > > *Mr. **Ato Teferra Derebew, **Minister of Agriculture and Rural > Development, Ethiopia* > > *Mr. Enrique Dominguez Lucero, Minister of Agriculture, Livestock, Rural > Development, Fisheries and Food*** > > *Mr. David Carter, Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, New Zealand* > > *Mr. Lars Peder Brekk, Minister of Agriculture and Food, Norway* > > *Ms. Thi Xuan Thu Nguyen, Vice Minister of Agriculture and Rural > Development, Vietnam* > > *Mr. Robert Zoellick, President, World Bank * > > *Mr. Jacques Diouf, Director-General, Food & Agriculture Organization of > the United Nations (FAO)* > > > > *Civil Society Statement of Concern on the Hague Conference on > Agriculture, Food Security and Climate Change (October 31 – November 5):* > > > > We, the undersigned civil society organizations from around the world, > look with concern to the upcoming Hague Conference. Hosted by the > Netherlands Government in cooperation with the Governments of Ethiopia, > Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, Vietnam, the World Bank and the FAO, the > conference aims to produce a roadmap of “concrete actions linking > agriculture-related investments, policies and measures, to the > transition to lower carbon-emitting climate resilient growth.” > > > > Climate change threatens the livelihoods and food security of billions > of the planet’s poor and vulnerable, and it is urgent to get both the > analysis and solutions right. Getting it right also means following a > correct process, including by involving those whose livelihoods are most > at risk. Top down solutions are not legitimate solutions. > > * * > > *Participation and transparency* > > > > We are concerned about a lack of transparency, participation and > consultation with governments, farmers and others in civil society in > preparing for the conference and its “roadmap”. A regional > pre-conference was organized in Africa but not in other regions, raising > concerns about uneven participation. > > > > *Ecological versus industrial agriculture* > > > > The industrial model of agricultural production threatens the viability > of ecosystems and contributes massively to climate change. Nothing less > than a system change is needed in the face of the climate change > threat. The process addresses agriculture and climate linkages, yet it > is not evident that those representing developing countries at UN > climate change negotiations where these linkages are being actively > negotiated were also included. The ecological model of agricultural > production, based on principles that create healthy soils and cultivate > biological diversity, and which prioritise farmers and traditional > knowledge, is climate-resilient. This is “climate-smart” agriculture. > > > > There is also a critical need to reverse the economic concentration of > global markets – particularly for grains, livestock and food processing > – that has led to unsustainable forms of industrial agriculture > worldwide and the bulk of the emissions from the agriculture sector. > Unfortunately, the program agenda does not appear to address these > necessary system changes in any significant way. > > > > *Avoid questionable technological fixes* > > > > The conference should avoid discussing costly and unproven technological > fixes such as genetically modified organisms and other patented > technologies and practices. These technologies are not only > prohibitively costly for developing countries, but also create new forms > of corporate control over agricultural plant and animal genetic > resources.[1] <#_ftn1> Their safety is in doubt, and environmental, > social and economic harm has already occurred from their use. They > threaten to hinder rather than enhance agricultural adaptation to > climate change. > > * * > > *A focus on adaptation* > > * * > > Adaptation to climate change in the agriculture sector should be the > main priority of this conference. It must emphasize identified > adaptation priorities of developing countries and the provision of > steady and reliable public finance to developing countries that will > have to cope with the worst consequences of climate change. In > addition, adaptation financing should be in the form of grants, not > loans. Developed country mitigation and “offsetting” priorities should > not and cannot drive the design of climate adaptation strategies. > > * * > > *Public finance not carbon markets* > > > > While much is being made of its market possibilities, we must > emphatically state that linking soil carbon and carbon markets is not > the solution for mitigation or adaptation in the agricultural sector. > Money from a speculative market is neither steady nor reliable, and > could mean disaster for food security and livelihoods in developing > countries. Moreover, “innovative” market-based approaches distract > attention from the responsibility of developed countries for their > historic emissions, and their obligations to finance adaptation and > mitigation in developing countries. Carbon market mechanisms actually > finance the mitigation commitments of developed countries through > “offsetting” projects in developing countries, thereby allowing them to > continue rather than change their unsustainable production and > consumption patterns, while shifting the burden of mitigation and > increasing the burden of adaptation to developing countries. > > * * > > *Implement rather than ignore IAASTD findings* > > * * > > The critical issues of agriculture, food security and climate change > have in fact been addressed at length in the International Assessment of > Agricultural Knowledge, Science and Technology for Development > (IAASTD). Initiated by the World Bank and FAO, sponsored by additional > UN agencies and approved by 58 governments, the IAASTD is considered as > the “Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) of agriculture,” > having drawn on the work of over 400 experts over a six year process. > > > > As a result, the IAASTD contains some of the most complete and > authoritative sets of policy and investment options to strengthen the > productivity and resilience of the world’s food and agricultural > systems, while prioritizing social equity and sustainability. The > consultative, multi-stakeholder process that created the assessment > imbues its findings and policy options with legitimacy; and its findings > were welcomed by many of the developing countries that suffer the > effects of hunger and food insecurity most severely. > > > > The Conference ignores at its peril the IAASTD. The World Bank and the > FAO should be championing the IAASTD, rather than attempting to ignore > or subvert it. Given the World Bank’s highly criticized track record on > agriculture, its spearheading of this process warrants close scrutiny. > > > > *Conclusion* > > * * > > We demand that the Hague Conference support fair and effective solutions > to the agriculture and climate crises. We call on it to champion a > global transition to ecological agriculture, avoid questionable > technological fixes, focus on enabling farmers to adapt to climate > change, and ensure adequate public financing for agriculture. Many of > these recommendations are embodied in the IAASTD, reflecting broad > public consultation, and should be endorsed by this process, and > implemented by governments and international organizations, including > the World Bank and FAO. > > > > We believe that the international food and agriculture community, in > particular, smallholder farmers, laborers, indigenous peoples, women and > civil society organizations engaged on issues of food security, food > sovereignty, the right to food, and the preservation and use of > traditional knowledge are essential to this debate and are providing > practical, just and affordable solutions to the problems of food > security and climate change. They need to be heard. The international > roadmap of “concrete actions” will first and foremost impact smallholder > farmers worldwide, and any process that ignores their voices will be > questioned for lack of legitimacy. > > > > 31 October, 2010 > > > > _______________________________________________ > Lista del Area Agroecología y Soberanía Alimentaria > Ecologistas en Accion > Marques de Leganes 12 - 28004 Madrid > Telefono:+34-91-5312739 Fax:+34-91-5312611 > http://www.ecologistasenaccion.org/ >

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Seminario conflictos socioambientales y movimientos ecologistas
by Tom Kucharz - Ecologistas en Acción 28 Oct '10

28 Oct '10

Hola, os invitamos al seminario "Conflictos socioambientales y movimientos ecologistas: retos y perspectivas" en Madrid, 3 al 12 de noviembre. Más información: http://bit.ly/dbG78j Un abrazo! Tom Kucharz -- 27-O: Concentración contra la impunidad en Colombia Ecologistas en Acción Área Agroecología y Soberanía Alimentaria c/ Marques de Leganés 12 - 28004 Madrid Teléfono fijo: +34 91 531 27 39 Teléfono móvil: +34 619 94 90 53 Fax: +34 91 531 26 11 Correo electrónico: agroecologia(a)ecologistasenaccion.org www.hablamosdeeuropa.org www.enlazandoalternativas.org www.ecologistasenaccion.org www.quiendebeaquien.org

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No reu de ISAm hoy!!
by alba maiques 28 Oct '10

28 Oct '10

pues eso, que finalmente había mucha gente que no podía quedar tan pronto, para poder asisitir a la reu del Eje metabólico (que es a las 20h en la Tabacalera)...así que se ha hecho un doodle para fechar la reu en noviembre. María, si quieres pasarte por la reunión del Eje (es de 20h a 22h) estará bien tb, y es interesante saber lo que se está moviendo ahí. De la ISAm irán algunos, que pensamos en la útlima reu que estaría bien buscar sinergias, y hacer una "presentación formal" ; ) (María y Berta, ya le pasé a Jon vuestros contactos para la lista de correo la ISAm) buen finde a todas, y que aprendáis mucho las que os vais a Logoroño...¡¡ya nos contaréis!! un besote, alba.

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Rv: [Comision Coordinacion Madrid] [Fwd: [Consejo Confederal] Asamblea Confederal 2010]
by maria teresa charro moro 27 Oct '10

27 Oct '10

--- El mar, 26/10/10, madrid(a)ecologistasenaccion.org <madrid(a)ecologistasenaccion.org> escribió: De: madrid(a)ecologistasenaccion.org <madrid(a)ecologistasenaccion.org> Asunto: [Comision Coordinacion Madrid] [Fwd: [Consejo Confederal] Asamblea Confederal 2010] Para: comision_coordinacion_madrid(a)googlegroups.com Fecha: martes, 26 de octubre, 2010 13:35 Para reenviar a l@s miembros de las comisiones Nines ---------------------------- Mensaje original ---------------------------- Asunto: [Consejo Confederal] Asamblea Confederal 2010 De: "Luis Glez Reyes. Ecologistas en Acción - coordinación" <organizacion(a)ecologistasenaccion.org> Fecha: Mar, 26 de Octubre de 2010, 1:27 pm Para: "Consejo Confederal (lista distribución)" <consejo.confederal(a)listas.ecologistasenaccion.org> -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *CIRCULAR INFORMATIVA ASAMBLEA CONFEDERAL 2010* del 4 al 7 de diciembre, Puerto de Santa María, Cádiz *Índice*: 1. Asamblea 2010: Introducción a la asamblea. 2. Hoja de inscripción 2010. 3. Plano general completo. 4. Programa asamblea 2010. 5. Órdenes del día de las áreas. 6. Acta Asamblea 2009. 7. Presupuesto 2011. Para su discusión en la durante la asamblea. 8. Propuesta de mix eléctrico para 2020 versión F. Este será el principal punto de debate de la asamblea. 9. Criterios de trabajo en Ecologistas en Acción sobre contaminación electromagnética (CEM). Este documento se discutirá en la reunión de contaminación electromagnética. cartel de la asamblea _______________________________________________ Lista del Consejo Confederal Ecologistas en Accion Marques de Leganes 12 - 28004 Madrid Telefono: +34-91-5312739 Fax: +34-91-5312611 http://www.ecologistasenaccion.org/ -- Comisión de Coordinación de Ecologistas en Acción de Madrid Para enviar mensajes comision_coordinacion_madrid(a)googlegroups.com Página web http://groups.google.es/group/comision_coordinacion_madrid?hl=es.

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Rv: [Comision Coordinacion Madrid] [Fwd: [Consejo Confederal] para presentar resoluciones en la asamblea]
by maria teresa charro moro 27 Oct '10

27 Oct '10

--- El mié, 27/10/10, madrid(a)ecologistasenaccion.org <madrid(a)ecologistasenaccion.org> escribió: De: madrid(a)ecologistasenaccion.org <madrid(a)ecologistasenaccion.org> Asunto: [Comision Coordinacion Madrid] [Fwd: [Consejo Confederal] para presentar resoluciones en la asamblea] Para: comision_coordinacion_madrid(a)googlegroups.com Fecha: miércoles, 27 de octubre, 2010 11:49 Para reenviar a l@s miembros de las comsiones Nines ---------------------------- Mensaje original ---------------------------- Asunto: [Consejo Confederal] para presentar resoluciones en la asamblea De: "Luis Glez Reyes. Ecologistas en Acción - coordinación" <organizacion(a)ecologistasenaccion.org> Fecha: Mie, 27 de Octubre de 2010, 11:13 am Para: "Consejo Confederal (lista distribución)" <consejo.confederal(a)listas.ecologistasenaccion.org> -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Os mandamos un protocolo para la aprobación de resoluciones en la próxima Asamblea Confederal del Pto de Sta María. Besos. Luis _______________________________________________ Lista del Consejo Confederal Ecologistas en Accion Marques de Leganes 12 - 28004 Madrid Telefono: +34-91-5312739 Fax: +34-91-5312611 http://www.ecologistasenaccion.org/ -- Comisión de Coordinación de Ecologistas en Acción de Madrid Para enviar mensajes comision_coordinacion_madrid(a)googlegroups.com Página web http://groups.google.es/group/comision_coordinacion_madrid?hl=es.

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anula anterior
by maria garcia siñeriz 27 Oct '10

27 Oct '10

Falsa alarma!! Siento el correo de la niña creo que está manipulada la información. Hay que comprobarlo todo por lo que se ve. Bss http://chuscartes.blogspot.com/2010/01/nina-secuestrada.html

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Fwd: Niña secuestrada hace 1 día, pásalo rápido.
by maria garcia siñeriz 27 Oct '10

27 Oct '10

------------------------------ Alerta por el secuestro ayer de esta niña de 3 años y medio , Elise, en Tamaimo, Sur de Tenerife. Sus secuestradores, dos hombres y una mujer, viajan en un Seat Panda TF-7633-V (color beige o marrón). En previsión de que puedan pasar a la península con ella, haz circular este mensaje con la foto. Gracias.. . [image: []] NO TE LO QUEDES, POR FAVOR [image: Alerte Enlèvement] No te lo quedes, POR FAVOR, pásalo A TODOS TUS CONTACTOS. [image: Animaciones GRATIS para tu correo electrónico - ¡Por IncrediMail! ¡Haz clic aquí!]<http://www.incredimail.com/index.asp?id=109334&rui=123913240&sd=20101027>

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Fwd: Campamento en solidaridad con el Sahara
by oscar gonzalez 26 Oct '10

26 Oct '10

--- El mar, 26/10/10, AURORA MARTÍN <aurmari(a)gmail.com> escribió: De: AURORA MARTÍN <aurmari(a)gmail.com> Asunto: Fwd: Campamento en solidaridad con el Sahara Para: Fecha: martes, 26 de octubre, 2010 09:55 ---------- Mensaje reenviado ---------- De: FEMAS SAHARA <difusion.femas.sahara(a)gmail.com> Fecha: 25 de octubre de 2010 22:05 Asunto: Campamento en solidaridad con el Sahara Para: Buenas noches, A raíz de los graves acontecimientos de las últimas horas, que desde FEMAS-Sáhara denunciamos y condenamos, os comunicamos que desde el día 27 de octubre, os convocamos junto con CEAS al CAMPAMENTO EN SOLIDARIDAD CON EL SÁHARA el próximo miércoles 27 de octubre a las 17 h. en Plaza de España (MADRID) Mostraremos nuestra repulsa por los asesinatos. Ningún crimen de Estado puede quedar impune. Acude con tu jaima o tienda de campaña, y tu ropa tradicional saharaui. Tod@s somos saharauis -- Curra Beltrán Montero Secretaria de FEMAS difusion.femas.sahara(a)gmail.com http://www.madridconelsahara.org/ -- AURORA

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