*"Report of the Western Ghats Ecology Expert Panel - Part I - Annexures : Annexure C : Brainstorming Sessions

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Date - Place - Topic

18 November 2010 Centre for Ecological Sciences Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru Power Sector

19 November 2010 Centre for Ecological Sciences Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru Joint Forest Management

27 January 2011 Kerala Forest Research Institute, Peechi Water resources planning

28 January 2011 Kerala Forest Research Institute, Peechi Decentralized

3 March 2011 Centre for Ecological Sciences Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru Land Use Policy

Expert Consultative Meetings :-

27 March 2011 Centre for Ecological Sciences Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru Ecologically sensitive areas in Western Ghats in Tamil Nadu state with particular reference to Nilgiris and Valparai. Participants Prof R. Sukumar Dr. S.N. Prasad, Shri BJ Krishnan, Dr. TR Shankar Raman, Dr. N Bhaskaran

3rd to 5th May 2011 Kerala Institute of Local Administration, Thrissur Development of management plans for ecologically sensitive zones

Lists of Participants :-


Brainstorming Session on Role of Power Sector in Development of Western Ghats held at Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru on 18 November 2010 :-

No.  - Name  - Organization

1. S. Sumathy Malarvizhi TN Power Finance Corporation
2 Anandi Sharan Green party India
3 Shubhada Shintre Synergy lee Resources
4 EAS Sarma Individual
5 M.G. Waghmare Executive Director, Mahagenco
6 C.V. Ramachandra CES, IISc
7 Ranjan Rao Yerdoor Nagarika Seva Trust
8 A. S. Reddy CCF (RO, MoEF), Bangalore
9 A.B. Harrapanhali Director (RO, MoEF) Bangalore
11 C. Kaliyapervmal Director (RO, MoEF) Bangalore
12 Santosh Kumar Singh Adani Power
13 Karuna Raina Green Peace
14 Amruta Joglekar RANWA
15 Shankar Sharma Individual
16 K.N. Balasubramanya KPCL
17 S.L.Rao ISEC
18 Anadakumar A KPCL
19 V.M. Shastri Associate Vice President, JSW Energy
20 G. Krishnadas IISc
21 Y.B. Ramakrishna Chairman, Biofuel Taskforce Karnataka
22 Ashwin Gambhir Prayas Pune
23 Belure Sudarshna Individual
24 S. Ramesh Chief Engineer, KPCL
25 C.K. Sar Wild Orissa, Bhubhaneswar
26 Mukti Roy CES, IISc
27 N. Baskaran ANCF
28 P. Vethamony NIO, Goa
29 J. Srinivasan IISc
30 A. Uduya Green Peace
31 MSKVN Rao Energy Sector
32 M.D. Subhashchandran IISc
33 A.K. Shyam Individual


Brainstorming Session on Role of Joint Forest Management (JFM) in Western Ghats held at Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru on 19 November 2010 :-

No. - Name - Organization

1 Bhagwan Singh APCCF, Tamil Nadu Forest Department
2 Anandi Sharan Green party India
3 Mohan Hirabai Hiralal Vrikshamitra, Chandrapur-Gadchiroli
4 A.K. Joshi PCCF,
5 M.H. Swaminath APCCF, Karnataka Forest Department
6 Ranjan Rao Yerdoor Nagarika Seva Trust, Karnataka
7 A. S. Reddy CCF (RO, MoEF), Bangalore
8 Rajeeva Nagarika Seva Trust, Karnataka
9 Madhu Sarin CSD
11 Amruta Joglekar RANWA, Project Assistant WGEEP
12 A.K. Shyam Individual


Brainstorming Session on Water Resources Planning in Western Ghats held at Kerala Forest Research Institute, Peechi on 27 January 2011 :-

No. Name Organization

1 Prof S. Janakrajan Madras Institute of Development Studies, Chennai
2 Dr. K.J. Joy Forum for Policy Dialogue on Water Conflicts in India C/o SOPPECOM,
3 Dr. Sudhirendar Shrama Ecological Foundation, New Delhi
4 Mr. Samir Mehta International Rivers, Mumbai
5 Dr. A. Latha River Research Centre, Kerala
6 Shri S.P. Ravi Chalakudy Puzha Samrakshana Samithi, Kerala
7 Shri Shree Padre Water Journalist, Post Vaninagar, Kerala
8 Dr. K.M. Madhavan Nambuthiri Water Consultant, Kerala
9 Dr. K. A. Subramaniam ZSI, Pune
11 Dr. S. N. Prasad SACON, Hyderabad
12 Er. M. Syed Mohamed Abuthalib SG&SWRDC, Chennai
13 Er. M. Manmathan SG&SWRDC, Chennai
14 Shri Devrata Mehta High Level Monitoring Committee, Panchgani-Mahabaleshwar ESA


Brainstorming Session on Decentralized Planning in Western Ghats held at Kerala Forest Research Institute, Peechi on 28 January 2011 :-

No. Name Organization

1 Prof. M.K. Prasad Information Kerala Mission
2 Shri S.M. Vidyanand Special Chief Secretary, Govt of Kerala
3 Dr. K.A. Subramaniam ZSI, Pune
4 Dr. S. Narendra Prasad SACON, Hyderabad
5 Shri Devrata Mehta High Level Monitoring Committee, Panchgani-Mahabaleshwar ESA
6 Ms. Prakriti Srivastava DIG (WL), Ministry on Environment & Forests, Government of India, New Delhi
7 Col. C.P. Muthana KMFT, Kodagu
8 Mr K.A. Ravi Chengappa Cauvery Sene
9 Mr. K.N. Chengappa KMFT, Kodagu
11 Mr. Babu Kottur KMFT
12 Mr. Balakrishna Shetty Janagrithi Samithi
13 Vidya Dinkar Citizens Forum for Mangalore Development
14 Vinay P Kumar Krishi Bhoomi Samakrshama Samiti


Brainstorming Session on land use policy in Western Ghats held at Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru on 3rd March 2011. :-

No. Name Organization

1. Shri Edgar Ribeiro former Chief Town Planner, Government of India
2. Shri Y.B. Ramakrishna Executive Chairman, Karnataka State Biofuel Taskforce
3. Dr. A.K. Shyam formerly at NTPC
4. Ms T.M. Sudha Senior Town Planner, Department of Town and Country Planning,
5. Dr. Gopal Kadekodi Centre for Multi-Disciplinary Development Research, Dharwad
6. Dr. Seema Purushothaman ATREE, Bangalore
7. Dr. Jagdish Krisnaswamy ATREE, Bangalore
8. Dr. Shrinivas Badiger ATREE, Bangalore
9. Dr. T.R. Shankar Raman Nature Conservation Foundation, Mysore


WGEEP meeting and Expert Consultative meeting at Kerala Institute of Local Administration, Thrissur held on 3rd May 2011

S.No. Name Institution

1 Prof K.P. Kannan Centre for Development Studies, Thiruvanthapuram
2 Dr. CTS Nair Executive Vice President Kerala State Council for Science Technology and Environment
3 Shri C.P. Narayanan Member, Kerala Planning Board
4 Dr. A Latha River Research Centre
5 Prof MK Prasad Executive Chairman, Information Kerala Mission
6 Shri SM Vijayanand Additional Chief Secretary, Government of Kerala
7 Dr. R. Ajayakumar Varma Member Secretary, Kerala State Council for Science Technology and Environment
8 Shri M.S. Vinod Deptt of Rural Development, Government of Kerala
9 Shri Aby George Programme Officer, Social Audit, NREGA
10 Prof T. Gangadharan Consultant, Kerala Institute of Local Administration, Thrissur
11 Dr. S. N. Prasad Senior Principal Scientist, SACON
12 Shri Nitin Rai ATREE, Bengaluru
13 Shri Pratim Roy Keystone Foundation, Kotagiri
14 Shri A.K. Shyam Ex-NTPC, Bangalore
15 Shri Sanjay Upadhyay Senior Advocate, Supreme Court
16 Shri Samir Mehta International Rivers, Mumbai
17 Shri R.K. Garg Vice Chairman, EAC (Industries) Mumbai
18 Smt Archana Godbole AERF, Pune
19 Dr. N Ramakantan Director, Kerala Institute of Local Administration, Thrissur
20 Dr. Vijaya Kumar Nair KFRI
21 Dr. CP Shahji Kerala State Biodiversity Board


WGEEP meeting and Expert Consultative meeting at Kerala Institute of Local Administration, Thrissur held on 4th May 2011 :-

S.No. Name Institution

1 Prof K.P. Kannan Centre for Development Studies, Thiruvanthapuram
2 Shri C.P. Narayanan Member, Kerala Planning Board
3 Dr. A Latha River Research Centre
4 Prof MK Prasad Executive Chairman, Information Kerala Mission
5 Dr. R. Ajayakumar Varma Member Secretary, Kerala State Council for Science Technology and Environment
6 Shri Aby George Programme Officer, Social Audit, NREGA
7 Prof T. Gangadharan Consultant, Kerala Institute of Local Administration, Thrissur
8 Dr. S. N. Prasad Senior Principal Scientist, SACON
9 Shri Nitin Rai ATREE, Bengaluru
10 Shri Pratim Roy Keystone Foundation, Kotagiri
11 Shri A.K. Shyam Ex-NTPC, Bangalore
12 Shri Sanjay Upadhyay Senior Advocate, Supreme Court
13 Shri Samir Mehta International Rivers, Mumbai
14 Shri R.K. Garg Vice Chairman, EAC (Industries) Mumbai
15 Smt Archana Godbole AERF, Pune
16 Ms Prakriti Srivastava DIG (WL) MoEF
17 Dr HC SharatChandra Bengaluru


WGEEP meeting and Expert Consultative meeting at Kerala Institute of Local Administration, Thrissur held on 5th May 2011 : -

S.No. Name Institution

1 Dr. A Latha River Research Centre
2 Dr. S. N. Prasad Senior Principal Scientist, SACON
3 Shri Nitin Rai ATREE, Bengaluru
4 Shri Pratim Roy Keystone Foundation, Kotagiri
5 Shri A.K. Shyam Ex-NTPC, Bangalore
6 Shri Samir Mehta International Rivers,
7 Shri R.K. Garg Vice Chairman, EAC (Industries) Mumbai
8 Smt Archana Godbole AERF, Pune
9 Shri Raghu Babu GIZ Delhi
10 Dr HC SharatChandra Bengaluru
11 Dr. CP Shahji Kerala State Biodiversity Board

NEXT :Annexure D: Consultations with Government Officials

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JAIHIND
VANDEMATHARAM


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