- TENTATIVE AGENDA -
UNCTAD/CITES meeting
Traceability systems for managing international
trade in South East Asian python skins
Room XXV, Palais des Nations
(E Building, Door 40, 1st floor)
Thursday, October 17, 2013
Chairperson: Mathias Lörtscher, Chairman of the CITES Standing Committee Working Group on
Snakes; CITES Management Authority of Switzerland.
Opening remarks by UNCTAD and CITES Secretariat
Guillermo Valles, Director, Division on International Trade in Goods and Services, and
Commodities, UNCTAD
David Morgan, Head, Scientific Support Team, CITES Secretariat
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Session 1: UNCTAD/CITES traceability study
Bonapas Onguglo, OIC, Trade, Environment, Climate Change and Sustainable Development
Branch, UNCTAD
o Background and purpose of the study
Don Ashley, UNCTAD/CITES consultant
o Main findings of the Study
Tom De Meulenaer, Scientific Support Officer, CITES Secretariat
o CITES process for the management of international trade in snake skins
Marcos Silva, Chief, Knowledge Management and Outreach Services, CITES data
management
o CITES trade data and data management in the context of traceability
Session 2: On-going experiences in traceability systems for snakes
Nandang Prihadi, CITES Management Authority, Indonesia; Indonesia’s perspective
Tomás Waller,"The Yellow Anaconda Program: Traceability and Compliance Provisions"
Luca Boltri, Head of Economic Department, UNIC - Italian Tanners' Association; "The
Italian tanning industry, CITES and the traceability of python skins"
Helen Crowley, Kering; Rossella Ravagli, Gucci; Daniel Natusch, IUCN/SSC BPSG; PPP
initiative
Eduardo Escobedo, Director, RESP; Pilot project
Session 2 continuation
Mark Auliya, Department of Conservation Biology, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental
Research GmbH - UFZ - "Population genetics and forensic applications of the Reticulated
Python and the Burmese Python in South East Asia"
Ian Gregory, Director, VCC; Claude Walthert, CFI; RFID technologies and database
Pierre Ruggiero, CEO, All4Retail - "Supply Chain visibility"
Kelly Malsch, Senior Project Officer, UNEP/WCMC; Database and data management