Theobroma cacao: The Tree of Change

Symposium Proceedings

Tuesday, 28 October 2008
Session 2 - Framing the Future: “The Next 30 Years”
	Ghana’s New Black Gold: Cocoa in an Oil Economy
	The Ivorian Cocoa Sector:Recent Developments
	All or Nothing: Integrating Ecological, Economic, Social and Political Realities for Cocoa Production
	Making it Happen, Production Possibilities
Session 3 - Ecology and Biology
	The Cocoa Germplasm in Ghana and it's Utilization
	Agoforesterie et Cacaoculture Durable Dans Un Ontexte De Penurie Forestière : L’experience Ivoirienne
	Sustainable of Cocoa Research in Côte d’Ivoire
	Cocoa Nutrition – Soil FertilitySustainable and Safe Fertilization
	Sequencing the cacao genome: New tools to increase the efficiency of traditional cacao breeding
	Keeping the Consumers Dissatisfied
	Sustainable Cocoa: Delivery of Multi-functionality through Agroforestry
	Cocoa and the Environment:Costs and Opportunities
	Cocoa Biology and Ecology: the tree in the system
Wednesday, 29 October 2008
Session 4 - Economics and Industry
	African Cocoa:(Un)sustainable Leadership?
	Economics and the Industry
	Cocoa, a tree of change rather than a change of tree
	Transforming Agriculture in the Cocoa Belt of West Africa
Session 5 - Policies and Governance
	Health and Nutrition Challenges of rural Ghanaian women
	Du Protocle Harkin-Engel au Developpment rural durable: Experience Ivoirienne
	Elimination of Worst Forms of Child Labour in the cocoa industry –Experiences of the Government of Ghana
	Focus on collaboration with small-holders:Learning from the Allanblackia case study
	Co-financing cocoa system health and productivity with carbon
	National Policy Frameworks in the Cocoa Industry
	Certification: A framework for investment in production and sustainability
	Framing the Future: Towards a 21st Century Green Revolution for Cocoa
Thursday, 30 October 2008
Working Groups
	Role of Governments
	Farmer’s organization group
	Germplasm Group
	Multifunctional Agriculture