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Forests Asia Summit Survey
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1. Which days did you attend the Forests Asia Summit?
(Required.)
May 5
May 6
May 5 and May 6
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2. Which of the following best describes your institutional affiliation?
(Required.)
Academic or research institution (including students)
Corporate/private sector
Government
Intergovernmental organization
Non-governmental organization
Media
Development organization
Community Organization
Think Tank
Faith-based organization
Other (please specify)
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Please state your name (Last name, first name)
(Required.)
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3. How would you rate the Forests Asia Summit overall?
(Required.)
Very Successful
Successful
Neutral
Unsuccessful
Not Successful at all
Very Successful
Successful
Neutral
Unsuccessful
Not Successful at all
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4. How did you learn about the Forests Asia Summit?
(Required.)
CIFOR Newsletter
Advertisements in Kompas
Advertisements in Jakarta Globe, Suara Pembaruan &/or Investor Daily
Advertisements on Green Radio
Global Initiatives Newsletter
Ministry of Forestry Newsletter
World / Indonesian Business Council for Sustainable Development Newsletter
IISD Listserve (for ecample climate-l, land-l etc.)
Facebook
Twitter
Forests Asia website
Poster
Postcard
Flyer
Through a friend/colleague
Personal invitation by coordinators
Other (please specify)
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5. Which components of the Forests Asia Summit were most valuable for you? Please choose 3.
(Required.)
First Day Opening Plenary
Opening plenary discussion panel: Green Growth in Southeast Asia
Lunchtime learning events
Discussion Forums
Special Youth Session
Second Day Opening Plenary
Opening plenary discussion panel: Plenary discussion panel: Collaborative approaches to resolving sustainability challenges
Thematic High-level Panel discussions
Landscapes issues marketplace
Keynote speeches
The role of the private sector in delivering green growth
Closing Summary: Mini-dialogue on commitments to research, investment and continued multi-stakeholder dialogue
No component was useful to me
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6. Why were these sessions helpful (select all applicable reasons):
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Introduced new knowledge
Deepened my knowledge
Fruitful discussions
Identified new research priorities
Discovered funding / investment opportunities
Opportunities for continued partnerships and dialogue
General networking
None of the sessions was helpful
Please elaborate
7. Which components or aspects of the Summit could be improved (please elaborate):
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8. Which of the Summit themes was most interesting for you?
(Required.)
Governance and legal frameworks to promote sustainable investments
Investing in landscapes for green returns
Climate change and low emissions development on the ground
Forest landscapes for food and biodiversity
Changing communities, sustainable landscapes and equitable development
None of the themes was interesting
9. Why was this particular theme the most interesting? – Please elaborate
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10. Have you attended Forests Indonesia (2011), the Global Landscapes Forum (2013, on the sidelines of UNFCCC COP19) or any of the previous Forest Days held alongside UNFCCC Conferences of Parties?
(Required.)
2013 Global Landscapes Forum
Forests Indonesia (2011)
Any past Forest Day
None
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11. Are you planning to attend the UNFCCC COP20 in Lima, Peru?
(Required.)
Yes
No
Have not decided yet
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12. How familiar were you with the concept of sustainable landscapes before attending the Forests Asia Summit? – on a scale from 1-5; 5 being very familiar, one not familiar at all
(Required.)
1. Not Familiar at all
2. Mostly unfamiliar
3. Somewhat familiar
4. Familiar
5. Very Familiar
1. Not Familiar at all
2. Mostly unfamiliar
3. Somewhat familiar
4. Familiar
5. Very Familiar
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13. How well do you feel informed about concepts of sustainable landscapes after attending the Forests Asia Summit?
(Required.)
1. Not Familiar at all
2. Mostly unfamiliar
3. Somewhat familiar
4. Familiar
5. Very Familiar
1. Not Familiar at all
2. Mostly unfamiliar
3. Somewhat familiar
4. Familiar
5. Very Familiar
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14. How familiar were you with the concepts of green growth and green economy before attending the Forests Asia Summit? – on a scale from 1-5; 5 being very familiar, one not familiar at all
(Required.)
1. Not Familiar at all
2. Mostly unfamiliar
3. Somewhat familiar
4. Familiar
5. Very Familiar
1. Not Familiar at all
2. Mostly unfamiliar
3. Somewhat familiar
4. Familiar
5. Very Familiar
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15. How well do you feel informed about green growth and green economy approaches after attending the Forests Asia Summit?
(Required.)
1. Not Familiar at all
2. Mostly unfamiliar
3. Somewhat familiar
4. Familiar
5. Very Familiar
1. Not Familiar at all
2. Mostly unfamiliar
3. Somewhat familiar
4. Familiar
5. Very Familiar
16. What is the key message you took from the Forests Asia Summit?:
17. What do you intend to do with this new knowledge? (it is possible to choose more than one option)
share it
research it
apply it
18. Which questions are still open and what would need to be clarified / addressed better in upcoming events?
19. Do you have a comment for the organizers?
