Session Details
Multi-Stakeholder Roundtable 1: Future Visions for the Kyoto Declaration
Thu. Nov 5, 2026 1:20 PM - 2:50 PM JST
Thu. Nov 5, 2026 4:20 AM - 5:50 AM UTC
Thu. Nov 5, 2026 4:20 AM - 5:50 AM UTC
Annex Hall 1(1st Floor)
Convener：MSR Design Team (Y. Nakagawa, M. Takase, T. Sudo, S. Tane, F. Yamada, S. Miwa, K. Hayashi)
The N2026 Multi-Stakeholder Roundtables (MSR) bring together researchers, policymakers, industry representatives, farmers, students, civil society, and other stakeholders to explore pathways toward sustainable nitrogen management. The discussions will contribute to two complementary outcomes: the Kyoto Declaration and Stakeholder Voices, a companion document reflecting diverse perspectives, expectations, concerns, and commitments. All N2026 participants are welcome to join any of the four MSR sessions, held on the afternoon of Day 4 and the morning of Day 5. Participants are welcome to join any of the four sessions; each session is designed as a full 90-minute dialogue. Participation across multiple sessions will allow them to follow the dialogue as it develops.
What kind of nitrogen future do we want to see in 2056, thirty years from now? Participants will first reflect briefly on earlier efforts in international nitrogen management and then imagine desirable futures from different perspectives. Looking back from those futures to the present, they will identify barriers that make the transition difficult and consider what needs to change today. The discussion will generate future-oriented messages for the Kyoto Declaration and provide an important starting point for the subsequent MSR sessions.
What kind of nitrogen future do we want to see in 2056, thirty years from now? Participants will first reflect briefly on earlier efforts in international nitrogen management and then imagine desirable futures from different perspectives. Looking back from those futures to the present, they will identify barriers that make the transition difficult and consider what needs to change today. The discussion will generate future-oriented messages for the Kyoto Declaration and provide an important starting point for the subsequent MSR sessions.
What kind of nitrogen future do we want to see in 2056, thirty years from now? Participants will first reflect briefly on earlier efforts in international nitrogen management and then imagine desirable futures from different perspectives. Looking back from those futures to the present, they will identify barriers that make the transition difficult and consider what needs to change today. The discussion will generate future-oriented messages for the Kyoto Declaration and provide an important starting point for the subsequent MSR sessions.