The session will discuss:

The need for specialization of forest and civil protection activities in wildfire management;

The institucional re-arragements for integration and articulation;

The key enablers that guarantee implementation sucess

The session will discuss:

Identification of key dimensions in the planning process and its construction at the different regional levels;

The session will discuss:

Main mesures to ensure that citizens and organisations are prepared to act in accordance with the best safety practices;

Initiatives that reduce exposure and vulnerability to fire so that it does not have destructive effects or so that even the elements at risk reduce or cancel out exposure.

The session will discuss:

The need to move from a linear risk to a systemic risk approach and the implication of going beyond Integrated Fire Management to a Wildland Fire Governance Model.

The session will discuss:

The activities to ensure the system is ready and has the best information to act upon considering risk assessment, parameters that determine an increase in response capacity and information to the population, and surveillance in critical areas;

The main guidelines for the fire suppression phase and deployemnt of relief operations.

The session will discuss:

The best practices for restoration of the land and helping communities returning to their baseline - build back better

The session will discuss:

A Framework proposal of the Wildland Fire Governance and the information collected prior and during the conference.

Next steps to accelerate the adoption of best practices and guidelines stated in the conference