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PROVISIONAL AGENDA 4 th CTI Senior Officials Meeting 20-22 October 2009, Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia CORAL TRIANGLE INITIATIVE (CTI) ON CORAL REEFS, FISHERIES AND FOOD SECURITY 1 P a g e

Logistics Venue Hotel Le Meridien Jalan Tun Fuad Stephens Sinsuran, Kota Kinabalu, 88000 Malaysia Phone: (60) 8832 2222 Contacts Malaysia Secretariat Jasmin Mohd Saad National Oceanography Directorate (NOD) Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation(MOSTI) email: jasmin@mosti.gov.my hp: +6 017 296 9226 fax: +6 03 8889 8003 Event Coordinator Name Chitdrakantan Subramaniam National Oceanography Directorate (NOD) Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation, Malaysia (MOSTI). email: schitdra@mosti.gov.my Tel. No.: 603-8885 8207 Hp. No.: 6012-3000 917 Regional Secretariat: Darmawan Regional Secretariat Coral Triangle Initiative on Coral Reefs, Fisheries and Food Security email: darmawan@indo.net.id ph.: +62 3860 623 cell: +62 81 1187 4482 fax: +62 3860 623 2 P a g e

Fourth CTI Senior Officials Meeting (SOM4) Tuesday-Thursday, 20-22 October 2009 9:00 am 5:30 pm GOALS 1. Complete the review, discussions and recommendations on CTI Organizational Structure and Terms of Reference (TOR) for Ministerial approval, working with the Coordination Mechanisms Working Group 2. Reach agreement on issues regarding the establishment of Regional Secretariat (location, Terms of Reference, transition) and draft recommendations for Ministerial decisions 3. Clarify Terms of Reference and Next Steps for Financial Resources Working Group to support 2010 Work plan 4. Clarify Term of Reference and Next Steps for M&E Working Group and the possibility of additional working group(s) to support 2010 Work Plan 5. Prepare CTI actions for UNFCCC Copenhagen Meeting 6. Develop CTI Implementation Roadmap for 2010 7. Elaborate collaboration and alignment of CTI Implementation program with partners 8. Prepare recommendations for logistic and substantive aspects of the 2 nd Ministerial Meeting 9. Status report from CT6 country covering: NCC establishment, work plan, financial arrangement, etc. PARTICIPATION CT6 government officials (requested max 5 per country) Lead Partners (US, Aus, ADB for invited Open Sessions, 2-3 max) Observers (non-government organizations: WWF, TNC, CI for invited Open Sessions, 2 max) Regional Secretariat 3 P a g e

PROPOSED APPROACH There will be three types of sessions defining participants and observers: CLOSED sessions: CT6 Representatives, facilitated by CTI Regional Secretariat, for CT6 internal discussion and decision-making OPEN sessions of CT6 and Working Groups: CT6 Representatives and Working Groups, facilitated by CTI Regional Secretariat to discuss results of Working Group s meeting, share information on CTI program progress or specific issues/events and on other aspect of regional planning; OPEN sessions of CT6 and Lead Government Partners: CT6 Representatives, lead partner governments (US, Australia, ADB), facilitated by CTI Regional Secretariat to discuss joint activities and work plans; with other invited guests (WWF, TNC, CI) as non-speaking observers There will be eleven sessions scheduled, with the Host Government chairing the opening and closing, and each other CT6 Government chairing one or more of the remaining 9 sessions. Proposed Roles and Responsibilities: The Government of Malaysia as the host country will co-chair the meeting with other CTI countries throughout the event. The CTI Regional Secretariat will handle planning, operations and documentation of the meeting, in coordination with the Host Organizing Committee. Announcement and Terms of Reference of the Meeting will be disseminated by the CTI Regional Secretariat, and Country/Guest invitations will be issued by the Government of Malaysia, in coordination with the CTI Regional Secretariat. All participants, unless otherwise informed, are self-funded for travel and local lodging. No visa required for visit less that a month. There will be a Press Conference, managed by the Government of Malaysia Side meeting could be proposed when certain topic needs more elaborated details to be considered in making decision. CT6 will assign representatives to participate in the meeting and present the output in the next session. 4 P a g e

Meeting Agenda Open session Closed session Monday, 19 October 2009 Gala Dinner and Opening SOM4 7.00 Arrival of guests 7.10 Arrival of YB Datuk Masidi Manjun, Minister of Tourism, Culture & Environment, State of Sabah 7.15 Arrival of YB Menteri Sains, Teknologi dan Inovasi (MOSTI), Datuk Seri Dr. Maximus J. Ongkili Poster visit and interactive session between Minister and scientists of the Prime Scientific Sailing Expedition (EPSP) 7.40 Press Conference (Gaya Room) WELCOME DINNER & OPENING SOM4 8.00 8.05 8.10 8.15 8.30 9.15 9.25 9.45 Photography Session Recital of Doa Welcoming Remarks Prof Dr Nor Aieni Hj Mokhtar Under-Secretary, National Oceanography Directorate, Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation. Video Presentation EPSP Dinner and Cultural show Speech by YB Minister of Tourism, Culture and Environment, Sabah Welcome and Opening Speech by YB Minister of Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation Launch of NPOA Presentation of certificates and token of appreciation for EPSP 10.10 End of dinner END OF DINNER 5 P a g e

DAY 1 (Tuesday, 20 October 2009) Session #1 : Opening Session Chair: Malaysia OPEN to CT6 Representatives, Partners and observers 8.00 9.15 Arrival of Guests and registration OPENING OF 4 TH CTI SENIOR OFFICERS MEETING (SOM4) 9.15 9.20 Remarks by Organizing Committee 9.20-9.30 Remarks by Dr. Alex Retraubun - Chairman of CTI Regional Secretariat 9.30 9.40 Welcoming Remarks and Opening by Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MOSTI) COFFEE BREAK 9.40 10.00 Organizing Committee Session # 2: Updates and Overview Report Chair: Regional Secretariat Presentation and Adoption of the Agenda Progress Report from CTI Regional Secretariat 10.00 10.10 Chairman of Meeting 10:10 10:20 Regional Secretariat Country updates 10.20 11.00 Actions taken in each CT6 countries after the Summit to now (each country 6-7 ) Session #3: Coordination Mechanism of CT Cooperation Chair: Malaysia OPEN to CT6 Representatives, Coordination Mechanism Working Group, observers Report from Coordination Mechanism Working Group (CMWG) meeting 11:00 11:30 Coordination Mechanisms Working Group Final recommendations on structure of CTI coordination mechanisms Terms of reference and operational aspects of the agreed coordination mechanisms Establishment of the permanent Regional Secretariat Terms of Reference and Structure of CTI Permanent Secretariat Formula for financing Secretariat staffs and daily operation Design for transition process between interim to permanent secretariat. 6 P a g e

Facilitated Discussion for explanation and clarification 11.30 12.30 Coordination Mechanisms Working Group Protocols for decision-making process between SO Procedure and mechanism in managing the Secretariat Outward communication strategy as unified CTI countries Determine CTI Operational Priorities for 2010 LUNCH 12.30 13.30 Organizing Committee CLOSED SESSION - CT 6 Representatives Only CTI Coordination Mechanism 13:30 15:30 CT6 Representatives Discuss and make decision COFFEE BREAK 15.30 16.00 Organizing Committee Session #4: Establishment of Regional Secretariat Chair: Papua New Guinea CLOSED Session CT 6 Representatives Only Establishment of Regional Secretariat 16:00-17:30 CT6 Representatives Discuss and make decision Wrap-Up/Summary/reminder for tomorrow s session 17:30-17:40 CTI Regional Secretariat 7 P a g e

Review of Day 1 results and Day 2 agenda Day 2 (Wednesday, 21 October 2009) 9.00 9.10 Regional Secretariat Session #5: Financial Resources Chair: Malaysia OPEN to CT6 Representatives, Partners (US, Aus, ADB), and observers (WWF, TNC, CI) Report/Presentation from Financial Resource Working Group/Expert 9.10 10.10 Financial Resources Working Group/Expert COFFEE BREAK 10:10-10:30 Organizing Committee Financial Resources framework 10:30-12.30 Facilitator Discussion and Recommendation on next steps, including: Assignment for the FSWG covering developing TOR, focal points, time-table, output LUNCH 12:30 13:30 Organizing Committee Session #6: CTI ROLES in UNFCCC Chair: Indonesia Status of the UNFCC Copenhagen Preparations and CTI discussions 13:30-13:50 Dr. Gellwynn Jusuf/Dr. Tonny Wagey o Presentation of Status of CTI discussions CTI positions and actions for UNFCCC 14:20-15:30 Facilitator o Discussion o Next Steps COFFEE BREAK 15:30-16:00 Organizing Committee Session #7: Monitoring & Evaluation Framework Chair: Philippine Report/Presentation from Monitoring and Evaluation Working Group/Expert 16:00-17:00 Status, progress and work plan for next steps Wrap-Up/Summary/reminder for tomorrow s session 17:00-17:10 CTI Regional Secretariat Evening Session Side meeting between Government Representatives and Partners/Observers 19.30 21.00 If Needed END OF DAY TWO 8 P a g e

Day 3 (Thursday, 22 October 2009) Review of Day 2 results and Day 3 agenda 8.30 8.40 Regional Secretariat Short-Term Regional Work Plans with Lead Partners (2009 2010) Session #8: Partners Work Plan Coordination and Alignment Chair: Solomon Islands 8.40 9.25 Details and clarification 9.25-10.30 Partners Partner Presentations (15 min Each) US CTI Support Program Australia ADB COFFEE BREAK 10:30-11.00 Organizing Committee Recognizing/Registering CTI Regional Activities and Agreement on 2010 Regional Work Plans with Lead Partners 11.00-12:30 LUNCH 12:30-13:30 Organizing Committee Facilitator and Chair Discussion and Recommendation on procedure to recognizing Partner work programs by the SOM. Including present status and next steps (TORs, Responsible Parties, Budget) for existing CTI Working Groups Session #9: CTI Implementation Roadmap Chair: Timor Leste Status and Plans for Regional Events in 2010 13:30 14:00 Regional Secretariat Short Term and Long Term Plan for CTI 14.00-15.00 CT6 Representatives: Priorities and Approaches for RPOA and NPOA Session #10: Preparations for the Second CTI Ministerial Meeting in Solomon Islands Chair: TBD OPEN to CT6 Representatives and Observers Status and Plans for CTI 2 nd Ministerial Meeting in Solomon Islands 15:00-16:00 Solomon Islands Organizing Committee o Preparations and Logistics o Discussion on agenda and decisions for 2nd Ministerial Meeting COFFEE BREAK 16.00 16:15 Organizing Committee 9 P a g e

Adoption of Chairman s Summary Session # 11: Closing Session CHAIR: Malaysia Wrap-up of meeting 16:45-17.00 16:15-16:45 Host County Chair Regional Secretariat Summary of results Discussion of any next steps and final issues Closing Remarks 17:00 17:05 Government of Malaysia END OF DAY THREE and SOM 4 MEETING Day 4 (Friday, 23 October 2009) Optional excursion program 0800-1230 Host by the State of Sabah, Malaysia 10 P a g e