Data Driven Multi-Stakeholders’ Cooperation for SDGs——Summary Report on Events of
the 1st GIES New Year Fair and the Launching of ANSO Action
Zhu, Y. Q.1 Liu, C.1 Wang, Z. B.1 Zhang, G. Y.2 Song, X. F.1 Cao, J. H.3 Zhang, Q.4
1. Institute
of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, Beijing 100101;
2. Geographical Society of
China, Beijing 100101; 3. ANSO Office, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing
100101;
4. Rear-service Association, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Keywords: data
driven; geographical indications; GIES; New Year Fair; ANSO
DOI: https://doi.org/10.3974/geodp.2022.01.20
CSTR: https://cstr.escience.org.cn/CSTR:
20146.23.2022.01.20
The summary meeting on Data driven multi-stakeholders’ cooperation
for SDGs, the 1st GIES New Year Fair and launching
of ANSO action was held on February 16, 2022 in
Beijing. The meeting was jointly hosted by Institute of Geographic Sciences and
Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences (IGSNRR/CAS),
Geographical Society of China (GSC) and International Union of scientific
organizations along the Belt and Road (ANSO), Rear-service
Association, CAS. The Big Data Working Committee of
Geographical Society of China, the Global Change Research Data Publishing &
Repository of the World Data System and the Life Service Co., Ltd. jointly
co-organized the meeting.
There were two
sessions of the meeting. The first one was summary of the 1st GIES New Year Fair and the
second one was the ANSO GIES action lunching.
Professor Song, X.
F., Employees’ representative of IGSNRR/CAS, chaired the meeting. Mr. Wang, S. L.,
Deputy Director General of IGSNRR/CAS, delivered a welcome speech. He warmly
congratulated the successful holding of “the 1st GIES New Year Fair”.
He stressed that the environment protection and sustainable development of
geographical indicators is practical way to transform the scientific research
of big data, which is of great significance for promoting the development of
geographical science, boosting the protection of local environment, the health
of quality geographical product market and better life in local places.
Mr. Zhang, Q., CEO
of the Life Environment Service Co., Ltd., announced the performance of the
geographical products at “the 1st GIES New Year Fair”, Three
products were selected by consumers the Most Favorite Products (MFP). They
were: Thousands Reservoir Fishes from the case of Panshi Qiantang (Thousands
Reservoirs) Fishing Life (case 7), Danchuan Millet from the case of Zezhou
Millet (Danchuan Millet) Gaodu Red Clay (case 10) and Organic Black Rice from
the case of the Yang County Black Rice and Crested Ibis ( Nipponia nippon)
Habitat in Caoba Village (case 5).
As a part of the “1st
GIES New Year Fair”, the “1st Panshi Thousand Reservoir Fishing Festival
(winter)” was held on January 14-16, 2022
in Panshi, Jilin. Mr. Qi, W., Deputy Mayor of Panshi, indicated that the winter
fishing was an important traditional custom in Panshi. He highlighted that
through this Festival, Panshi city has integrated the development concept of “tradition
leading and green development” with the variety, quality, brand of quality
geographical products and humanistic activities, which has strongly promoted
the revitalization of Panshi rural areas.
Consumer
representatives, Mrs. Xiong, H. and Li, S. H., believed that this activity was
very valuable; it meets the needs of scientists for the high-quality products
with geographical knowledge and tracing availability. Academician and
geographer Zheng, D. and Prof. Mao, K. B. from Institute of Agricultural
Regionalization of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, indicated that
it was good experiences to evaluate the cases though peer review and
publication of data and articles.
Dr. WANG, Z. B.
Director of the External Cooperation Department of IGSNRR/CAS, Chaired the
session of the Launching of ANSO-GIES Action
Prof. Cao, J. L.,
Director of Executive Committee of Alliance of International Science
Organization (ANSO) made the presentation about the ANSO and its partners and
programs. He emphasizes that the GIES program should be one of the recent
important tasks of ANSO, in which geographical sciences and big data as well as
the internet of things technology should be used widely for reaching the 2030
SDGs. Mrs. Li, Y. Y. and Yao, P., managers of Sino Foreign Economic Cooperation
(Beijing) Science and Trade Co., Ltd., jointly reported on Azerbaijan’s non
concentrated reduced pomegranate juice in the foothills of the great Caucasus.
Prof. Gui, D. W. from Xinjiang Institute of Ecology and Geography, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, reported the case of Korla Aromatic Pear, Xinjiang. He
said that there was an urgent need to emphasize the intellectual property
protection for geographical indications. The GIES program should be an efficient
technology for tracing and protecting the GI protects’ original environment.
Mrs. Zhang, X. Z.,
Secretary of Asian Geographical Society (AGS), Prof. Zhou, S. Y., Chair of
Cultural Geography Committee of CGS, Prof. Li, Y. Secretary of Geography for Future
Earth Committee of International Geographical Union (IGU), and Prof. Liu, Y. S.,
Academician of the Third World Academy of Sciences (TWAS) made presentations.
Prof. Liu, C.,
Secretary General of the Big Data Working Committee of Geographical Society of
China, made a summary of the meeting. She traced the food print of GIES
program, and then outlined the priority tasks in the coming years. She
indicated that geographical sciences and ICT technology should be integrated
with the targets of SDGs in local, regional and global scales. To identify GIES
cases within ANSO and build ANSO-GIES network could be our priority tasks in
the coming years.
The “1st GIES New Year
Fair” was officially launched at IGSNRR/CAS on December
31, 2021. Prof. Liao, X. H., Director of Big Data Working Committee of
Geographical Society of China, Academicians Tong, Q. X., Guo, H. D., Fu, B. J.,
He, C. C., Mrs. Wang, P. P, Mayor of Panshi, Jilin province, Mr. Su, L. W.,
Mayor of Yucheng, Shandong province, etc. attended the opening ceremony of the
fair.
Attachment:
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Figure 1 Opening of the 1st GIES New Year Fair (IGSNRR/CAS, Dec. 31,
2021)
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Figure 2 Exhibition of the 1st GIES New Year Fair (CAS, Beijing, Jan. 2022)
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As a part of the “1st GIES New Year
Fair”, the “First Panshi Thousand Reservoir Fishing
Festival (winter)” was held on January 16, 2022 in Panshi, Jilin. More than
20,000 people from Beijing, Changchun and most of the villages of Panshi city
joined the festival in person, and most of them and their families were really
enjoying the festival and the quality fishes.
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Figure 3 The flag on “Panshi Thousand
Reservoir Fish” in Chinese calligraphy by Prof. Ge, Q. S., Director of
IGSNRR/CAS and Vice President of the CGS (January 16, 2022, Panshi, Jilin)
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Figure
4 The fish king from the first net in
the “First Panshi Thousand Reservoir Fishing Festival (winter)” (January 16,
2022, Panshi , Jilin)
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The “1st GIES New Year Fair” was lasted from 31 Dec. 2021 to February 15, 2022 (full moon of
January in Chinese Lunar Calendar, it is also called the Lantern Festival) for
47 days. Thousands of people from big cities to local villages have benefited
from this event, not only high quality geographical products, but geographical
knowledge and big data technology applications. 27 media agencies in China have
reported on this Fair, including: Xinhua, China.Com, Guangming.Com,
ChinaSafeFood.Com, the technology communication center of CAST (China
Association for Science and Technology), People’s Information, Today’s
Headlines, Jilin Municipal Bank, and ChinaJilin.com etc.
All of author and co-authors of the case attended the meeting. Prof.
Song, X. F., Principle
Figure 5
The GSC team in the “First Panshi Thousand Reservoir Fishing Festival
(winter)” (January 16, 2022, Yaji reservoir, Panshi, Jilin)
Figure 6 The peer review and evaluation meeting
for the Panshi Qiantang (Thousands Reservoirs) rice case was held during the “First
Panshi Thousand Reservoir Fishing Festival (winter)” on January 15, 2022 in Panshi,
Jilin province of China
Investigator
of the case reported how to use open science methodology for the case studies,
including making the trusted data and knowledge public available and how to
link scientific knowledge with the environment protection and regional
sustainable development.
The team of the
Panshi Qiantang (Thousands Reservoirs) Rice Case is a joint action team
consisted of 30 author and co-authors from research institutes including
Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese
Academy of Sciences and Institute of Agricultural Resources and Regional
Planning, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences; universities such as
College of Plant Science, Jilin University; governments, including Panshi
Municipal People’s Government, Agriculture and Rural Affairs Bureau of Panshi city,
as well as all of the local government including Futai town, Niuxin town,
Jichang town, Baoshan county, Songshan county, Hulan county, Yantongshan town,
Quchaihe town, Chaoyangshan town, Fu’an sub-district, Mingcheng town, Shizui town,
Hongqiling town, Yima town, Shizui town, Heishi town and economic development
zone; as well as companies, including Panshi Supply and Marketing Investment
(Group) Co. and Beijing Tianhang Create Technology Co., Ltd.
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Figure 7 Prof. Cao, J. H., Director of ANSO, delivered a
speech on ANSO-GIES Luanching
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Figure 8 Group
photos of participants in the “Data driven multi-stakeholders’ cooperation
for SDGs” (IGSNRR/ CAS, February 16, 2022)
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