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Sustainable Phosphorus Summit

Conference, 1-3 september 2014, Montpellier, France

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Session programme

Last update: 4 January 2015

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Monday 01 September 2014
7:30	Registration
9:00-9:30	Opening Chair: Jim Elser & Philippe Hinsinger Keynote Dana Cordell Opening Keynote
	Session 1 - P in our world Chair: Dana Cordell & Thomas Nesme Keynote Marjolein de Ridder: Redefining the phosphate challenge through reciprocity Keynote FuSuo Zhang: Our Phosphorus World ' Picture in intensive agriculture of emerging countries in Asia Keynote Kimo van Dijk:Present and future phosphorus use in Europe: food system scenario analyses Keynote Michael Obersteiner:Managing the global phosphorus cycle for long-run sustainability and food security
11:10-11:40	Coffee break
11:40-13:00	Session 1 (cont'd) - P in our world Chair: Jim Elser & Philippe Hinsinger Nathaniel Springer:The vulnerability of global food systems to phosphorus scarcity: an economic scenario analysis Tina-Simone Schmid Neset: Phosphorus vulnerability: A new framework for assessing the vulnerability of national and regional food systems Hans-Peter Weikard:Phosphorus extraction and food security in the long run Bruno Ringeval:Current distribution of phosphorus in agricultural soils at global scale Miia Kuisma: Pathways to sustainable P and N future through participatory backcasting:case Finnish food system Questions and answers
13:00-14:00	Onsite lunch
14:00-15:30	Posters Sessions 1-2-5
15:30-16:00	Coffee break
16:00-16:50	Session 2 - P in our resources and environment Chair: Stuart White & Paul Withers Keynote Mike McLaughlin:Opportunities with phosphorus and threats from cadmium in fertilizers Keynote Richard McDowell:Environmental considerations of phosphorus use
16:50-18:20	Session 2 (cont'd) - P in our resources and environment Chair: Paul Withers & Stuart White Emmanuel Frossard:Been there, done that - A short history of phosphate adequacy research and discourse Nils Haneklaus:Using High Temperature Gas-cooled Reactors for low grade phosphate rock processing Ben Surridge: Nutrient footprints in agricultural systems at catchment scale within the UK and China Marc Stutter: Designer riparian buffers ' using plant phylogeny to close the arable agricultural phosphorus (P) cycle Carmo Horta:Animal manures applied to soil: Phosphorus bioavailability, losses to water and erosion Karen Daly: Phosphorus buffering capacity in grassland soils with respect to availability and management of phosphorus in fields Questions and answers
18:20-18:40	YSW Young Scientists’ Message Chair: Dana Cordell & Philippe Hinsinger
19:00-22:30	Welcome cocktail

Tuesday 02 September 2014
8:30-9:30	Session 3 - P in our fields Chair: Fusuo Zhang & Philippe Hinsinger Keynote Sylvain Pellerin:Phosphorus in manures and other organic products: what limits proper recycling of this resource in agriculture? Keynote Shamie Zingore: Deficiency and management options for phosphorus in maize production in East and Southern Africa Keynote Matthias Wissuwa: Breeding for enhanced phosphorus efficiency in rice
9:30-10:30	Round Table - Towards a global P governance Chair: Stuart White & Chris Thornton Introductory talk Arno Rosemarin:Global Phosphorus Governance: Why so misunderstood and the mammoth policy gap ? Panel discussion gathering scientists and stakeholders: Philippe Ciais / Oene Oenema / Arno Rosemarin / Jean-François Soussana /Fusuo Zhang / Shamie Zingore
10:30-11:00	Coffee break
11:00-12:40	Session 3 (cont'd) - P in our fields Chair: Paul Withers & Sylvain Pellerin Marijn van der Velde: African crop yield reductions due to increasingly unbalanced Nitrogen and Phosphorus consumption Fien Amery:Phosphorus fertilization: comparing legislation in Europe Jianbo Shen: Efficient use of soil legacy P by maize through modifying rhizosphere processes across different ecological zones Debby van Rotterdam: Making optimal use of P reserves in soils and secondary waste streams in The Netherlands Thomas Nesme: Where does the phosphorus in organic products come from ? Lin Ma: Trends of phosphorus use efficiency in the food chain of China Philippe Hinsinger: Facilitation of P acquisition by intercropping cereal and grain legumes in field conditions Questions and answers
12:40-13:30	Onsite lunch
13:30-14:10	Session 4 - P in our food Chair: Tina Neset & Sylvain Pellerin Keynote Barbara Burlingame: Dietary phosphorus Keynote Graham Hadden:Trends in phosphorus use in animal feeds
14:10-15:30	Session 3 (cont'd) - P in our fields Chair: Thomas Nesme and Paul Withers Timothy George:Understanding the genetic control of rhizosheath formation and impacts of multiple stress on phosphorus acquisition Cecile Julia: Importance of phosphorus (P) remobilization during grain filling in rice plant regarding the P regime Andry Andriamananjara: Is Phosphorus known by Malagasy rice producers: as a companion or as a threat against local environment ? Lalith Suriyagoda:Towards the selection of phosphorus efficient rice varieties Aliou Faye: Challenges and opportunities on the use of bio fertilizers: Examples from Senegal and Kenya Questions and answers
15:30-16:00	Coffee break
16:00-17:30	Posters Session 3
17:30-18:30	Sessions 4 - P in our food (cont'd) and 5 - P in our wastes Chair: Sylvain Pellerin & Tina Neset Stuart White: The future of phosphorus demand: food, diet and equity Elizabeth Webeck: Phosphorus requirements for the changing diets of China, India and Japan Jan-Olof Drangert: Food and phosphorus security: bridging the global / local gap Alejandra Campos: Valorisation of livestock manure into P-rich organic soil amendment for environmental and economic sustainability Questions and answers

Wednesday 03 September 2014
8:30-9:30	Session 5 - P in our wastes Chair: Dana Cordell & Kimo van Dijk Keynote Christian Kabbe:P recycling options for urban P Keynote Ndeye Yacine Badiane Ndour: Recyling P in rural or peri-urban farming systems in Sub Saharan Africa and Madagascar Keynote Cynthia Carliell-Marquet:Towards closed loop phosphorus management: The UK Water Industry
9:30-10:30	Round Table - National / Regional Phosphorus Platforms: lessons learnt Chair: Francesco Presicce & Tina Neset Introductory talk Chris Thornton :What are all these different initiatives on phosphorus sustainability and where are they going ? Introductory talk Masaru Yarime : Establishing stakeholder platforms for sustainable phosphorus management: a comparative analysis of Japan and Europe Panel discussion gathering scientists and stakeholders : Jim Elser / Philippe Eveillard / Valérie Maquère / Chris Thornton / Masaru Yarime
10:30-11:00	Coffee break
11:00-12:40	Session 5 (cont'd) - P in our wastes Chair: Stuart White & Kimo van Dijk Ola Stedje Hanserud:A regional-scale soil phosphorus balance for exploring mineral fertilizer substitution potentials : the case of Norway Marthe de Graaff:Sustainable airport cities - closing the phosphorus cycle at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol Geneviève Metson: Phosphorus cycling in Montreal's food system and through urban agriculture Maximilian Severin:Phosphate fertilizer effect of thermally processed sewage sludge ash compared to triple superphosphate Laetitia Six:Is there a potential for phosphate recycling in the mineral fertilizer production ? Lukas Egle:P-recovery from waste water: comparative assessment of P-recovery potential, removal of pollutants and costs Kazuyo Matsubae: Potential and bottleneck for recovery and recycling of P in steelmaking slag: Focusing China, India Questions and answers
12:40-13:30	Onsite lunch
13:30-15:30	Parallel brainstorming workshops
15:30-16:00	Coffee break
16:00-16:30	Workshop outcomes Chair: Tina Neset & Jim Elser
16:30-17:00	Closing Chair: Dana Cordell & Philippe Hinsinger

Last update: 4 January 2015

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