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Country	Republic of Korea
Year	2020
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Description	2020 World Forum for Intangible Cultural Heritage - Human, Nature, and Intangible Cultural Heritage Session1: Re-defining the Relationship Between Humanity and Nature Keynote Presentation :'Re-defining the Relationship Between Humanity and Nature' by Ernesto Ottone Ramirez, Assistant Director-General for Culture of UNESCO 1. 'Intangible Cultural Heritages in the Anthropocene' by Buhm Soon Park, Director, Center for Anthropocene Studies at KAIST 2. 'Sustainable Agriculture in Nature, Micronesian Agroforestry' by Francis Reg, Head of the Yap States Historic Preservation Office (HPO) 3. 'Intangible Cultural Heritage as Protection, Avalanche Risk Management' by Michael Bruendl, Head Research Group Avalanche Dynamics and Risk Management, WSL Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research SLF 4. 'Pacific Islands of the Anthropocene' by Elizabeth DeLoughrey, Professor of University of California, Los Angeles Session2: Humanity's Response to the Crisis and Intangible Cultural Heritage Special Lecture : 'Future of Humanity, Ecological Turn, and the Role of ICH' by Jae Chun Choe, Chair Professor of Ewha Womans University, Former Chair of UN Convention of Biological Diversity 1. 'Mitigating “Nature Deficit”: lndigeneous Language and Oral Literature' by Chidi Oguamanam Professor of Law at University of Ottawa 2. 'India's Disaster Reduction and Management through ICH' by Rahul Goswami, UNESCO ICH Facilitator 3. 'Sea Ethics as Intangible Cultural Heritage' by Kumi Kato, Professor of Faculty of Tourism, Wakayama University, Japan 4. 'Building Ecosystem and Community Resilience in Asia and the Pacific Region' by Sinikinesh Beyene Jimma, Regional Coordinator, United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Session3: Intangible Cultural Heritage in Our Daily Lives, Towards a New Age Special Lecture : 'Role of Communities in Promoting Environmental Sustainability and ICH' by Micheael Mason Director, Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage 1. 'The Role of NGOs in Safeguarding ICH and Environmental Sustainability' by Greg Mitchell, President and Chairman of the Board of the Pacific Blue Foundation, Professor Emeritus of UCSD 2. 'Nature, Intangible Cultural Heritage and Law' by Anita Vaivade, Assistant Professor of Latvian Academy of Culture 3. 'Role of the State in ICH Safeguarding in the COVID-19 Pandemic' by Eric Babar Zerrudo, Assistant Professor of University of Santo Tomas 4. 'Joining our Voices in ICH Youth Network' by ICH Youth Network (Korea National University of Cultural Heritage)

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VI00000255 Keynote Presentation: Re-defining the Relationship Between Humanity and Nature
Stressing the importance of intangible cultural heritage safeguarding and promotion as a response to natural disasters caused by climate change. Examining the current situation on intangible cultural heritage and safeguarding amidst the chaos of the pandemic, Presenting the UNESCO intangible cultural heritage policy and vision to redefine the relationship between humanity and nature.

10:15
Republic of Korea 2020
VI00000256 Session1) Presentation 1: Intangible Cultural Heritages in the Anthropocene
The Anthropocene is a geological term referring to era characterized by human impact on geological activity and geological history. Climate change, environment, and disease are going beyond scientific discourse to impact our daily lives. Understanding the message being sent from the planet to humanity, and discussing the future and potential of intangible cultural heritage.

17:54
Republic of Korea 2020
VI00000257 Session 1) Presentation 2: Sustainable Agriculture in Nature: Micronesian Agroforestry
Agroforestry is a traditional method of agriculture with a 1000-year long history, practiced mostly in Southeast Asia and Africa. Agroforestry acts as a buffer against flooding and stabilizes the soil, making it an effective response to climate change. Presenting the example of Micronesian sustainable agroforestry, which co-exists in harmony with nature.

14:55
Republic of Korea 2020
VI00000258 Session1) Presentation 3: Intangible Cultural Heritage as Protection, Avalanche Risk Management
Avalanche risk management of the Alps, inscribed to UNESCO's Representative List of ICH in 2018, is a major topic of interest for Alpine communities which plays a role in forming their identity. Examining the method of disaster management in the Alps, which prepares against natural risks based on experience and knowledge accumulated over centuries.

17:27
Republic of Korea 2020
VI00000261 Session 1) Presentation 4: Pacific Islands of the Anthropocene
How research on the indigenous understanding of nature and methods of co-existence in the Pacific regions crossed over into the humanities-examining intangible cultural heritage in the human-nature relationship through the field of ecological humanities.

16:49
Republic of Korea 2020
VI00000263 Session 2) Special Lecture: Future of Humanity, Ecological Tum, and the Role of Intangible Cultural Heritage
Discussing the importance of the ecological turn, rising to prominence in the post-corona discourse. Emphasizing the importance of nature as well as co-existence of humanity and other forms of life in nature. Presenting a social ecology perspective on the direction for human intangible cultural heritage which has a long-shared history with nature.

26:12
Republic of Korea 2020
VI00000265 Session 2) Presentation 2: India’s Disaster Reduction and Management through Intangible Cultural Heritage
Presenting examples of disaster reduction and water management through intangible cultural heritage in countries in the Himalayan region. Understanding the importance of intangible cultural heritage as a response to natural disasters. Looking at the current situation in the knowledge community, where experts from different countries can discuss the use of intangible cultural heritage in this field and outcomes thereof.

19:27
Republic of Korea 2020
VI00000266 Session2) Presentation 3 : Sea Ethics as Intangible Cultural Heritage: Traditional Fisheries and Climate Change in Japan, Australia, and the United States
Examining human ethics revealed in the traditional use of natural resources and human-nature interactions. Introducing the environmental ethics concept of ‘creative conservation’, sharing examples from Japan and Australia in the use of intangible cultural heritage for environmental sustainability.

19:41
Republic of Korea 2020
VI00000268 Session 2) Presentation 4: Building Ecosystem and Community Resilience in Asia and the Pacific Region, the Role of Indigenous Knowledge - The Case of Timor Leste
How Asian local and indigenous groups’ practices and cultural styles can play an essential role in strengthening the coastal ecosystems and international cooperation in the midst of on-going climate change. Through the examples of Timor Leste, we hope to find both indirect and direct solutions while maintaining international collaboration and the Sustainable Developmental Goals.

20:55
Republic of Korea 2020
VI00000271 Session 3) Special Lecture: Role of Communities in Promoting Environmental Sustainability and Intangible Cultural Heritage
Intangible cultural heritage transmitted and accumulated over generations allow human societies to interact with nature, and contribute to environmental sustainability. Examining the central role of local communities in such contribution, presenting future tasks and direction for action.

26:10
Republic of Korea 2020
VI00000274 Session 3) Presentation 1: The Role of NGOs in Safeguarding ICH and Environmental Sustainability
In Fiji, a boat is a central cultural element for the indigenous and local people. The traditional boat building skills and practices need to be attended in the light of safeguarding intangible cultural heritage. The situation of the significant reduction of the boatbuilding community not only poses a threat to the boatbuilding community but also to the marine environment as well. By revitalizing the traditional boat building skills and community, the Pacific Blue Foundation hopes to solve environmental sustainability and marine pollution in Fiji while promoting knowledge of intangible cultural heritage.

13:34
Republic of Korea 2020
VI00000277 Session3) Presentation 2 : Nature, Intangible Cultural Heritage and Law
Exploring the mutual relationship between nature and intangible cultural heritage, and the possible role of laws in protecting both intangible cultural heritage and nature amidst such interactions. Looking at intangible cultural heritage-related laws enacted within environmental regulations.

14:57
Republic of Korea 2020
VI00000280 Session 3) Presentation 3: Role of the State in Intangible Cultural Heritage Safeguarding in the COVlD-19 Pandemic
Examining the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on intangible cultural heritage. Studying the example of the Philippine to discuss the importance of national policy in intangible cultural heritage safeguarding and promotion.

16:06
Republic of Korea 2020
VI00000282 Session 3) Presentation 4: Joining Our Voices in Intangible Cultural Heritage ICH Youth Network
Discussing examples of young people working in the field of intangible cultural heritage, and how they make their voices heard in different ways to promote the importance of interactions between nature and intangible cultural heritage.

10:39
Republic of Korea 2020