Programme Click here for preliminary programme Venue Don Chan Palace Hotel Call for papers Papers are invited on the five topics as described on the left. Click here to download the call for papers Registration The participation fee is US$ 200 (to be paid on site). This includes access to all session, forum package, lunches and dinner reception. Click here to download the registration form Exhibits At the occasion of the Forum organisations, companies, or institutions will be enabled to exhibit their activities, or products. Click here to download the registration form for participation in the exhibition
» Deadline for exhibition registration 16
April 2010
For more information, please contact: Hatda Pich AN For large files, please upload to: ftp://amff8:amff8@fftp.mrcmekong.org
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26-27 May 2010
Don Chan Palace Hotel, Vientiane, Laos
The Mekong River Commission (MRC) will organise the 8th Annual Mekong Flood Forum (AMFF-8). The theme for the forum will be 'Flood risk management and mitigation in the Mekong River Basin'
The Forum aims to raise awareness on the current state of flood risk management and mitigation at the national, regional and community levels in the Mekong River Basin, and to exchange information on the progress, achievements and future outlook with respect to the five components of the Flood Management and Mitigation Programme (FMMP). These components are:
This year's forum theme reflects the need for flood risk management and mitigation in the Mekong River Basin. Stakeholders from the MRC Member Countries (Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Viet Nam), Dialogue Partners (China and Myanmar), donor agencies, MRC Programmes, scientists from the Mekong River Basin and the international community, international and national civil society organisations, and local communities are expected to join the forum. Under the umbrella of the main theme there will be five topics:
Topic I: Community focused approach to flood risk management and mitigation
Topic II: Flood forecasting and flash flood guidance
Topic III: Structural measures and flood proofing
Topic IV: Trans-boundary cooperation for managing floods and related issues
Topic V: Land use and climate change impacts on flood management
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