"Training the Trainers"
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TEACHING ENVIRONMENTAL
LAW
AT UNIVERSITY LEVEL
IUCN/APCEL/UNEP Course on Capacity-Building
for Environmental Legal Education
in the Asia and Pacific Region
(8 June - 3 July 1998, Faculty
of Law, National University of Singapore)
Funded by: ADB - Asian Development
Bank, NUS - National University of Singapore
Supported by: UNU - United Nations
University, UNITAR - United Nations Institute for Training and Research
& Others
Venue: Conference Room F
Faculty of Business Administration
National University of Singapore
10 Kent Ridge Crescent
Singapore 119260
Course Schedule
Week One (8-13 June 1998)
TEACHING ENVIRONMENTAL LAW IN THE
NATIONAL AND REGIONAL CONTEXT
Sunday, 7 June 1998 - Arrival of Participants
18:30-20:30 Welcome Reception for participants
- YMCA Conference Room 102/103
Day 1 - Monday, 8 June 1998
09:00-10:30 Opening Ceremony
& Reception - Kent Ridge Guild House
10:45-11:15 Introduction to
the Course - Prof Nicholas Robinson
Participants’ "Country Reports" on the State of Environmental Law in their
Countries
11:15-12:30 Panel: Why teach
Environmental Law? How to "Introduce" it in a crowded curriculum with
scarce resources - Prof Nicholas Robinson
Overview of Environmental Law Teaching in the Asia-Pacific Region - Prof
Koh Kheng Lian
Survey of Teaching Methodologies for Environmental Law - Prof Ben Boer
12:30-14:15 Lunch
14:15-14:45 Overview of the
State of the Environment in the Asia-Pacific Region - Prof Ben Boer
14:45-15:30 Regional Commentators:
South Asia - Prof AK Saxena
SE Asia - Mr Mas Achmad Santosa
Pacific - Ms Rita Morris
North Asia - Prof Nicholas Robinson, Prof Ben Boer
15:30-16:30 Tea Break
Four Break-Out Discussion Groups to discuss Participants’ views of needs
& priorities for
environmental legal education in Asia-Pacific Region, selecting one participant
as
rapporteur
16:30-17:00 Reports by 4 Rapporteurs
19:30
Opening Dinner - Pinetree Town & Country Club
Dinner for Participants & Resource Persons for informal discussion
of the Course & what
Participants would like to cover
Day 2 – Tuesday, 9 June 1998
09:00-10:30 Group Socratic
Discussion: The Role of Science, Technology, Economic Approaches &
Mechanisms, in Developing, Implementing & Teaching Environmental Law
- Prof Ben Boer, Prof Charles O Okidi
10:30-10:45 Tea Break
10:45-12:15 Overview of the
Legal Framework & Systems through which Environmental Law Functions
- Prof Ben Boer
12:15-14:00 Lunch Break and
Library Tour
14:00-15:30 Panel Discussion
on Comparative Environmental Law: Processes
Overview of Methodology & Heritage Case Study - Prof Ben Boer
Panel:
Land Use Planning Systems - Dr Malone-Lee Lai Choo
Pollution Control Regimes - Prof Charles O Okidi, Prof Nicholas Robinson
15:30-15:45 Tea Break
15:45-1700 Panel Discussion
on Comparative Environmental Law: Jurisdictions
Overview of Methodology for a National Synthesis of the Field
- Prof Nicholas Robinson, Ms Nicola Atkinson
Panel:
India - Prof AK Saxena
Indonesia - Mr Mas Achmad Santosa
China - Dr Song Ying
Pacific - Ms Rita Morris
Day 3 – Wednesday, 10 June 1998
09:00-10:30 Sustainable Singapore:
A Model for Industrial-Urban Cities? - Prof Koh Kheng Lian
Overview of Singapore’s Laws for Planning, Air & Water Pollution Control,
Waste
Management and Administration - Assoc Prof Lye Lin Heng
10:30-10:45 Tea Break
10:45–12:00 Presentation of
Selected Country Reports
12:00-13:00 The Role &
Methodology of Field Trips as a Means of Teaching Environmental Law &
Administration - Prof Ben Boer
13:00-14:00 Lunch Break
14:00-16:30 Field Trip: Visit
to Ministry for the Environment - Prof Koh Kheng Lian
18:30
Bus pick-up participants to proceed to Ang Mo Kio Library
19:15
"Forestry & Fires in Indonesia" - Video-talk - Prof Jeffrey Sayer,
Director General, Center for
International Forestry Research (IFOR) Bogor, Java, Indonesia
Day Four – Thursday, 11 June 1998
09:00-10:30 Comparative EIA
Systems: Overview and Introduction - Prof Nicholas Robinson
10:30-10:45 Tea Break
10:45-12:15 Comparative EIA
Case Studies - Prof Ben Boer
Indonesia - Mr Mas Achmad Santosa
Philippines - Ms Joan Dymphna G Saniel
Malaysia - Ms Lizurayaty Azrina Abdullah
Commentator - Ross Ramsay
12:15-12:30 Introduction to
Participants’ EIA Teaching Problem (role play) - Prof Ben Boer
12:30-14:00 Lunch Break and
Library Research
14:00-13:30 Role Play (continued)
13:30-13:45 Tea Break
13:45-17:00 Role Play (continued)
Participants confer to prepare EIA Teaching Problem Roles & Outline
of Draft Curriculum
to teach EIA in their country (to be presented on Day 6, 13 June)
18:00-20:00 Book Launch: International
Environmental Law in the Asia Pacific
- by Ben Boer, Ross Ramsay & Donald Rothwell (Kluwer Law International,
1998)
Day Five – Friday, 12 June 1998
09:00-10:30 Panel Discussion:
Role of Lawyers, Scientists, & other Experts in EIA & Environmental
Law
- Prof Nicholas Robinson, Prof Charles O Okidi, Ms Lim Lei Theng, others
10:30-10:45 Tea Break
10:45-12:00 Group Discussion
on Teaching EIA - led by Prof Nicholas Robinson
12:00-12:30 Orientation for
EIA Teaching Problem (role play) - Prof Ben Boer
12:30-14:00 Lunch Break, Time
for Religious Observances, Library Research
14:00-16:00 Conduct EIA Teaching
Problem (role-play) - Prof Ben Boer & Participants
16:00-16:15 Tea Break, Distribute
Evaluation Forms
16:15-17:30 Four Break-Out
Discussion Groups on what should be taught in law schools about EIA &
how to introduce such teaching units, with selection of rapporteurs
17:30-18:00 Rapporteurs’ Reports
to the Participants on EIA discussions & orientation about ADR
opportunities in EIA Process - Prof Ben Boer, Ms Lim Lei Theng
Day Six – Saturday, 13 June 1998
09:00-09:30 Introduction to
innovative skills and methods in environmental legal education
- Prof Ben Boer & Resource Persons
Distribute Week One Participants’ written Course Evaluation Forms
Participants divide into 3 rotating groups for one hour each:
Coordinators: Assoc Prof Robert Beckman, Ms Lim Lei Theng
(1) Library Tours
(2) Orientation on teaching methods - Prof Ben Boer
(3) Hands on computer training - Assoc Prof Robert Beckman, Ms Lim Lei
Theng
09:30-10:30 First Round of
Small Group meetings, then rotate
10:30-10:45 Tea Break
10:45-11:00 Second Round of
Small Group meetings, then rotate
11:00-12:00 Third Round of
Small Group meetings
Evaluation Forms to be handed in
Afternoon and Evening (unscheduled time for reading,
R&R, individual research)
Week Two (15-20 June 1998)
TEACHING ENVIRONMENTAL LAW IN THE
NATIONAL AND REGIONAL CONTEXT
Day One – Monday, 15 June 1998
09:00-09:45 The Agenda for
Sustainable Development - Prof Ben Boer
09:45-10:30 Law Reform, Legislative
Revision & Legal Education for Sustainable Development
- Prof Ben Boer, Prof Nicholas Robinson
10:30-10:45 Tea Break
10:45-12:30 Panel on Regional
Law & Policy for Sustainable Development
Overview - Prof Ben Boer
ASEAN - Prof Koh Kheng Lian
SPREP - Ms Rita Morris
UNEP ELI/PAC - Prof Charles O Okidi
Discussion
12:30-14:00 Lunch Talk by Prof
Charles O Okidi: Legal Issues in the Management of Freshwater Resources
14:00-15:30 National Approaches
to Law and Policy for Sustainable Development: New Zealand
- Mr Mark Christensen
Commentary on Asian National Approaches (Malaysia, Indonesia)
- Mr Stefanus Haryanto Triyono, Ms Lizuryaty Azrina Abdullah
15:30-15:45 Tea Break
15:45-17:00 Group Discussion
on Law Reform for Sustainable Development & Scientific Foundations
for
Environmental Law Reform
Discussion Leaders: Prof Charles O Okidi, Prof Nicholas Robinson
Commentators:
Scientific Foundations - Prof Ben Boer
OECD Review of NZ RMA - Mr Mark Christensen
Participants’ Evaluations and Discussion
Day Two – Tuesday, 16 June 1998
09:00-10:15 Survey of Key Elements
of Environmental Law Legal Systems
(Focus on illustrations relating to air and water pollution control)
Administrative Systems for Standard Setting, Regulations, and Economic
Incentives/Disincentives,
Voluntary Codes and Audits - Prof Nicholas Robinson
10:15-10:30 Tea Break
10:30-12:15 Enforcement of
Environmental Law
The Oposa Case - Mr Antonio Oposa
Overview of Criminal Sanctions and Civil Enforcement - Mr Foo Kim Boon
The Role of the Judiciary - Prof Charles O Okidi
The Role of NGOs - Prof Ben Boer
12:15-15:15 Lunch Break
Library Research: to select & prepare a teaching unit for an aspect
of national environmental
law (to be presented by participants on Day 5, Friday 19 June)
13:30-15:00 Resource persons
available to assist with teaching unit preparation
15:15-15:30 Tea Break
15:30-17:00 Visit to CRISP
- talk by Prof Lim Hock: Remote Sensing for Monitoring of the
Environment
18:30-20:30 Social Gathering
(venue to be confirmed)
Day Three – Wednesday, 17 June 1998
09:00-10:00 Introduction to
Alternative Dispute Resolution - Ms Lim Lei Theng, Mr Tony Oposa
10:00-12:30 Tea Break
ADR Simulation by Participants - led by Ms Lim Lei Theng
12:30-13:30 Lunch Break
13:30-14:15 Evaluation of ADR
Simulation & its Use in Legal Education - Ms Lim Lei Theng
14:15-15:00 Panel Discussion
on Use & Institutionalization of ADR
Overview and Role of Ombudsmen - Prof Ben Boer
EIA and Fact-finding - Prof Nicholas Robinson
Mediation and Arbitration - Ms Lim Lei Theng
International Applications - Assoc Prof Robert Beckman
15:00-15:30 Tea Break
15:30-17:00 Break-out sessions
or research time as requested by Participants
Day Four – Thursday, 18 June 1998
09:00-09:30 Introduction to
Environmental Management Systems & Auditing, EMS and ISO 14000 Series
- Assoc Prof Lye Lin Heng
09:30-10:00 Obtaining ISO 14001
Certification - The Industry Perspective - PSB Representative
10:00-10:30 Development of
Environmental Management Standards in Asia and Europe
- Mr Clive H J Mason, NETCEN-AEA Technology. Plc
10:30-10:45 Tea Break
10:45-11:15 The Responsible
Care Initiative of the Chemical Industry - A Practical Example of
Environmental Management and Beyond
- Ms Lam Kit Wing, Singapore Chemical Industry Council (SCIC)
11:15-11:45 Economic Benefits
of Waste Minimization, Efficiency & Safety Management & Training
for
Small or Marginal Enterprises: World Environment Center Experience
- Prof Nicholas Robinson
11:45-12:00 Introduction to
RIET and The Environmental Law Digest - Dr Philippe Bergeron, RIET
12:00-12:45 Panel Discussion
12:45-13:45 Lunch Break
14:00-17:00 Field Trip: Trade
Effluent Plant, Pure Chemical Industries (Pte) Ltd - Assoc Prof Lye
Lin Heng
Day Five – Friday, 19 June 1998: Applied
Teaching Skills
09:00-10:15 Teaching Environmental
Law: Review of Methods and Approaches
- Prof Ben Boer, Prof Charles O Okidi
10:15-12:15 Tea Break
Participants exchange & discuss their teaching units in small group
Break-Out Sessions
with Resource Persons
12:15-14:00 Lunch Break, Time
for Religious Observances
14:00-17:00 Tea Break
Presentations of teaching units by individual Participants in small groups
Day Six – Saturday, 20 June 1998
09:00-09:30 Curriculum Development
and Collaborative Teaching - Prof Nicholas Robinson
09:30-10:30 Live Internet Lecture
& interactive discussion, from Pace University Law School (New York)
for Participants in Singapore, on Curriculum Development
{Demonstration of Distance Teaching}
Disseminate Week Two Participants’ written Course Evaluation Forms
10:30-10:45 Tea Break
10:45-12:30 Break into three
rotating groups for one hour each
- Coordinators: Assoc Prof Robert Beckman, Prof Charles O Okidi, Ms
Lim Lei Theng
(1) Discussions with Resource Persons on Curriculum Development for introducing
or
advancing environmental law instruction
(2) Hands-on Computer Lab training
(3) Library Access Systems for CD-roms, other data-bases
{Individualized hours for further computer instruction will be scheduled
for Participants}
Week Three (22 June - 27 June 1998)
TEACHING ENVIRONMENTAL LAW IN THE
INTERNATIONAL CONTEXT
Day One – Monday, 22 June 1998
09:00-10:00 Introduction to
International Law Relating to the Environment - Ms Lim Lei Theng
10:00-10:30 Group Discussion
10:30-10:45 Tea Break
10:45-12:30 Introduction to
International Environmental Law:
History, Hard and Soft Law, & Emerging Principles - Prof Edith
Brown Weiss
12:30-14:00 Lunch Break, Library
Research
14:00-15:15 Post-Stockholm
to "Rio+5": Evolving International Environmental Law Norms &
North/South Perspectives - Prof Nicholas Robinson
15:15-15:30 Tea Break
15:30-17:00 Break-Out session
- How to Plan an Introductory Segment on International Environmental
Law
Day Two – Tuesday, 23 June 1998
09:00-09:30 Distance Learning
Techniques - Ms Mere Pulea
Teaching Substantive Aspects of MEA’s - Climate Modification & Stratospheric
Ozone
- Ms Donna Craig
09:30-10:00 Demonstration class
on Teaching MEA for Stratospheric Ozone
10:00-10:30 Commentary on North/South
Issues, MEAs for Climate Modification & Strataspheric Ozone
- Dr Antonio GM La Vina
10:30-10:45 Tea Break
10:45-12:00 Panel Discussion
on Climate/Ozone, MEAs, Defining "Common but Differentiated
Responsibilities" - led by Dr Antonio G M La Vina
Commentators: Prof Wang Xi, Ms Mere Pulea, Mr Foo Kim Boon, Prof MK
Ramesh
12:00-14:00 Lunch Talk by Prof
Edith Brown-Weiss: Compliance with International Environmental Law
14:00-15:30 Break-Out Session/Role
Play on Climate Change (Kyoto Conference)
- led by Dr Antonio GM La Vina, Donna Craig, Mr Foo Kim Boon
15:30-15:45 Tea Break
15:45-16:30 Panel: Comparing
Natural Resources Laws (minerals, water, renewables) and the Impacts
Overview - Ms Mere Pulea
China - Prof Wang Xi
India - Prof MK Ramesh
Philippines - Dr Antonio G M La Vina
Papua New Guinea - Mr Eric Lokai Kwa
16:30-17:00 Discussion on Natural
Resource Development Regimes:
How to teach these issues in commercial and environmental law
- led by Prof Nicholas Robinson
Day Three – Wednesday, 24 June 1998
09:00-10:00 Teaching International
Environmental Law Relating to Indigenous & Tribal Peoples & Local
Communities - Ms Donna Craig
10:00-10:30 Discussion on how
to incorporate this topic into a course in environmental law
- Ms Donna Craig, Prof M K Ramesh
10:30-10:45 Tea Break
10:45-12:00 Water Resources:
Panel Discussion
Overview of Environmental Law Issues - Prof Nicholas Robinson
Panel:
Prof Koh Kheng Lian (Moderator)
Assoc Prof A Rahman
Assoc Prof Adhitya Appan
Prof Nicholas Robinson
Prof MK Ramesh
12:00-13:30 Lunch Talk by Prof
Wang Xi: Case Study and Critique of Three Gorges Dam
13:30-17:00 Field Trip to Urban
Catchment Reservoir and Treatment Plant - Assoc Prof A Rahman
17:30
"Dutch Treat" Dinner along Singapore River
Day Four – Thursday, 25 June 1998
09:00-10:30 Overview of Biodiversity
and Law
Scientific Content of Biodiversity - Assoc Prof Chou Loke Ming
Overview of the Convention on Biological Diversity
- Dr Francoise Burhenne-Guilmin, Mr Richard Tarasofsky, Mr Daniel B
Navid
10:30-10:45 Tea Break
10:45-12:30 Relationship of
CBD to Earlier International Instruments
10:45-11:30 The Role of the
CBD in Filling Gaps in the legal framework relevant to Biological Diversity
- Dr Françoise Burhenne-Guilmin, Mr Richard Tarasofsky, Mr Daniel
N Navid
11:30-11:45 Regional Programmes:
ASEAN - Prof Koh Kheng Lian
11:45-12:00 National Laws for
Implementation of CBD - The Philippine Experience
- Dr Antonio G M La Vina
12:00-12:30 The CBD & National
Implementation: The Scientific Viewpoint - Dr James La Frankie
12:30-14:00 Lunch Talk by Mr
Daniel B Navid: The Work of UNITAR in Environmental Law Training
14:00-15:30 Overview of National
Laws Relevant to CBD
Pacific - Ms Mere Pulea
India - Dr Bharat Desai
China - Prof Wang Xi
Thailand - Mr Tanansak Borwornuntakul
15:00-15:45 Panel Discussion
& Critique
15:45-16:00 Tea Break
16:00-17:00 Break-Out Group
Discussion on Drafting Syllabus on biodiversity and law
Day Five – Friday, 26 June 1998
09:00-09:45 Sustainable Development
of Marine Resources - Assoc Prof Robert Beckman
10:00-10:30 Comments and Discussion
- Dr Antonio G M La Vina, Mr Alan Tan
10:30-10:45 Tea Break
10:45-11:30 Protection and
Preservation of the Marine Environment - Assoc Prof Robert Beckman
11:30-12:00 Comments and Discussion
- Dr Antonio GM La Vina and Mr Alan Tan
12:00-14:00 Lunch Talk by Dr
Bharat Desai: Case Studies – Bhopal, Sardar Sarovar Dam
14:00-15:30 Implementing the
Convention on Biological Diversity in Marine and Coastal Areas
(relationship to Coastal Zone Management)
- Mr Richard Tarasofsky, Assoc Prof Robert Beckman, Mr Alan Tan
15:30-15:45 Tea Break, Distribute
Evaluation Forms
15:45-16:30 International Forests
Regime - Mr Richard Tarasofsky
16:30-17:00 National Forest
Regimes - Prof Nicholas Robinson
Comments and Discussion on Forests - Dr Antonio G M La Vina
Day Six – Saturday, 27 June 1998 :
APCEL & the Singapore Law Society present:
"Seminar on Trade Law and Environmental Law"
09:00-09:20 Introductions –
Assoc Prof Robert Beckman, Prof Nicholas A Robinson
09:20-09:50 Future Directions
in the WTO Committee on Trade and Environment - Richard Tarasofsky
09:50-10:00 Commentator - Mr
Alan Tan Khee Jin
10:00-10:45 From Tuna to Shrimp:
Developments in the WTO on "Trade and Environment"
- Richard Tarasofsky
10:45-11:00 Tea Break
11:00-11:30 The Contemporary
Commercial Practice of Environmental Law - Prof Nicholas Robinson
11:30-11:45 Q & A
11:45-12:30 Environmental Due
Diligence, Audits and Corporate Transactions - Ms Donna Craig
12:30-12:45 Closing Remarks
- Prof Nicholas Robinson
Week Four (29 June - 3 July 1998)
TEACHING ENVIRONMENTAL LAW IN THE
INTERNATIONAL CONTEXT
Day One – Monday, 29 June 1998
09:00-10:30 National Implementation
of IMO Conventions on Marine Pollution:
the Singapore Experience
- Mr Zafrul Alam, Asst Dir (International Dept, Policy Div'n Maritime
& Port Authority, Singapore)
10:30-10:45 Tea Break
10:45-12:00 Panel Discussion
on the Enforcement of Marine Pollution Laws:
Song San Case & the Use of Satellite Technology in Monitoring Marine
Pollution
Mr Lalchand Sheri (Legal Officer, Maritime & Port Authority, Singapore)
Mr Zafrul Alam
Assoc Prof Robert Beckman
12:00-13:30 Lunch Break
13:30-18:00 Tea Break
Internet Research Session: Participants to computer cluster for supervised
research on topic
chosen for Course Planning Exercise - Assoc Prof Robert Beckman, Prof
Nicholas Robinson
Day Two - Tuesday, 30 June 1998
09:00-10:30 1989 Basel Convention
on the Control of Transboundary Movement of Hazardous Wastes
& their Disposal
- Assoc Prof Robert Beckman
10:00-10:30 Discussion
10:30-10:45 Tea Break
10:45-11:30 Integrated Coastal
Zone Management (ICZM) as a tool for implementing Agenda 21 in
marine & coastal areas - Assoc Prof Robert Beckman
11:30-12:00 Group Discussion
on using Case Studies in Teaching ICZM
12:00-14:00 Lunch Break
Library Research
14:00-15:30 Case Studies in
Integrated Coastal Zone Management:
the Xiamen Project & Batangas Bay Projects
- Dr Chua Thia-Eng (Project Dir, GEF/UNDP/IMO Regional Programme for
the Prevention &
Management of Marine Pollution in the East Asian Seas)
15:30-15:45 Tea Break
15:45-16:45 Discussion of Xiamen
Project and Batangas Bay Projects
Commentators and discussants:
Assoc Prof Chou Loke Ming, School of Biological Sciences, NUS
Assoc Prof Chia Lin Sien, NUS Geography Dept
Dr Chua Thia-Eng
16:45-17:00 Distribute Course
Evaluation Forms
18:30-20:00 IUCN-CEL Dinner
for participants (venue to be confirmed)
Day Three – Wednesday, 1 July 1998
09:00-11:00 Environmental Law
Development and Practice of the World Bank Group - Mr David Freestone
11:00-11:15 Tea Break
11:15-12:15 Discussion of a
Draft Curriculum for Trade/Environment Issues/Group Discussion on How
to Teach such Issues in the Environmental and Commercial Law Curriculum
- led by Prof Nicholas Robinson
12:15-14:00 Lunch Talk by Prof
Tommy Koh: International Year of the Ocean: A Southeast Asian Agenda;
The Forest Fires of Southeast Asia: A Challenge for ASEAN and the UN
14:00-17:00 Library Research
Day Four - (Thursday) 2 July 1998
09:00-10:00 Identifying Strategies
for Sustainable Development & Economic Development Assistance &
the Environment: Evolution of Development Aid & Multilateral Financing
Institutions &
Mechanisms - Prof Nicholas Robinson, Mr Edwin Khew, SAFECO
10:00-10:15 Tea Break
10:15-11:00 The Programs &
Procedures for Economic and Environmental Development of the Asian
Development Bank - Mr John Boyd, ADB
11:00-11:45 Panel Discussion
on the Opportunities & Problems of Integrating Environmental
Management into Economic Development Assistance - led by Mr John Boyd
& others
11:45-12:30 Group Discussion
on economic, social & environmental issues of Development Assistance
Programs & how to teach such issues in Environmental Law classes
- led by Prof Nicholas Robinson
12:30-14:30 Lunch Talk by Dr
Francoise Burhenne-Guilmin, IUCN-ELIS
14:30-15:45 The Future of Environmental
Law
- Prof Nicholas Robinson, Prof Koh Kheng Lian, Dr Francoise Burhenne-Guilmin
& others
New Frontiers in Public Interest Environmental Litigation in Pakistan
- Mr Syed Mansoor Ali Shah
15:45-16:00 Tea Break
16:00-17:00 Discussion: Difficulties
Encountered in Preparing Curriculum, Techniques on Overcoming
Hurdles & Problems
Where do we go from here? Recommendations for IUCN & APCEL to share
with UNEP &
ADB re: regional & national initiatives, the work of IUCN-CEL
Day Five - (Friday) 3 July 1998
09:00-10:15 Implementing Curricula
Reform: What should be sought & provided for in order to build
capacity to provide an effective Environmental Law Curriculum?
- Group Discussion led by Prof Nicholas Robinson
10:15-10:45 Tea Break and Group
Photograph
10:45-12:00 Evaluation of Course
- Discussion & review of Participants’ written Course Evaluation Forms
- led by Assoc Prof Lye Lin Heng, Prof Koh Kheng Lian
12:30-14:30 Closing Ceremony
and Lunch
Confer Certificate of Accomplishment on Participants
Remarks by Dean, Faculty of Law, NUS; ADB; IUCN; UNEP and APCEL
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Asia-Pacific
Centre for Environmental Law
Faculty
of Law
National
University of Singapore
© 1999