1 CURRICULUM VITAE René Orellana Halkyer [email protected] http://reneorellanahalkyer.blogspot.com/ Nationality: Bolivian Date of birth: July, 20, 1969. Current Residence: Tarija (Bolivia) Languages: Spanish, english, french, quechua (understands, speaks regular)

OVERVIEW General Information: Doctoral Degree at the University of Amsterdam (Faculty of Law, The Netherlands), with thesis in the area of Anthropology of Law, Licenciado of Sociology (Universidad Mayor de San Simón, Cochabamba-UMSS, Bolivia), Ambassador Ad Honorem in Special Mission with Plenipotentiary Representation in issues of Environment and Development at the UN and similar bodies (2012, 2013), Member of the Working Group on the United Nations framework for the elaboration of Sustainable Development Goals (2013-2014), Head of the Bolivian delegation at the 17th, 18th and 19th United Nations Conference on Climate Change (2012, 2013), Head of the Bolivian delegation at the UN Conference on Sustainable Development Rio +20 (2012), Candidate proposed by the Government of the Plurinational State of Bolivia to the function of Secretary General of the Union of Nations South America (UNASUR) (2013), Minister of Environment and Water of the Plurinational State of Bolivia (2009-2010), Minister of Water of Bolivia (2008-2009), Viceminister of Basic Services in Bolivia (2006). Professor at the University of la Cordillera, Researcher in environmental issues, climate change, water, natural resources and development in the Cordillera Foundation. Advisor for the elaboration of the Law #300 of Mother Earth and Integral Development for Living Well and its regulations, and for the elaboration of the project of Law of Water. http://reneorellanahalkyer.blogspot.com/

Books published: 1) Development with Poverty or the Poverty of Development. Limits of Mother Earth, Vulnerability of the Millennium Goals and Growth; 2) Inter-legality and legal fields. Discourse and Law in the construction of semiautonomous orders in Quechua indigenous communities in Bolivia; (3) Conflicts and Agreements on Transboundary Water. International regulatory practices and regulatory frameworks (et al); (4) The mansion of plums (novel); (5) Community Territorial Organization in Morochata. Production processes and original culture (et al); (5)Drinking water, poverty regulation services (et al)

Assessments and relevant consulting Evaluation as a multi-stakeholder learning process: the Programme for Capacity and Theory Building for Universities and Research Centers in Endogenous Development. Program for Capacity and Theory Building for Universities and Research Centers in Endogenous Development CAPTURED, andH.A.M Brouwers, jan 2012. Development of the "National Plan of promotion, development and expansion of organic

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2 production in Bolivia, Ministry of Rural Development, CNAPE, FAO. 2012 Consultant for the Danish Cooperation DANIDA: Evaluation of the experience of Results of NGOs supported by Danish Cooperation in the context of the process of Territorial Indigenous Rights recognition. 2003 Consultant for the Spanish Agency INTERMÓN: Evaluation of the project "Development of agroindustrial proposals of rice and sugarcane in indigenous communities of the Beni (Amazon region)". 2003.

Professor in undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Subjects: Development and mother earth, climate change on the International Agenda, cross-cultural analysis of the conflict, Bolivian historical process, analysis of the national reality, ethnohistory of Bolivia, methodologies of Social research, anthropology and sociology, territorial disputes, legislation and indigenous peoples in Bolivia, constitutional law and customary law, water and climate change (universities: NUR, UAGRM, Católica Boliviana University, UMSS, St. Francisco Xavier University, University of the Cordillera)

ACADEMIC PROFILE Degree of Licenciado in Sociology, Universidad Mayor de San Simon, Faculty of Economics and sociology, race of sociology, Cochabamba, 1996. Ph.D. From the University of Amsterdam, Department of General Jurisprudence, Faculty of law, Amsterdam, Netherlands. Thesis in the Area of legal anthropology, titled: Interlegality and legal fields. Case studies on community justice; degree in 2004.

COURSES, SEMINARS 1) Course on dispute settlement in the management of natural resources, University for peace, Costa Rica, 1995. (2) Course in cultural identities and human rights, International Institute of legal sociology, Oñati, Spain, July 2001.

MAJOR WORK EXPERIENCES 1996 Facilitator in the Committee on methods and tools for the diagnosis of conflict in community forestry. Global e-Conference, overseas (forests, trees and rural communities) / FAO-Rome. 1995-1996 Focal point for the Socio-environmental conflict line in Bolivia, CERES-overseas/FAO. 1996 Coordinator of the postgraduate course about management and resolution of environmental conflicts, Santa Cruz, sponsorship: WWF; Organizers: CERES, overseas/FAO, graduate school of the UAGRM, network of Social forestry in Santa Cruz, University Center of Environment of the UMSS. 1997-1998 Indigenous program responsible and coordinator of the research and legal proposition team of the Centre for legal studies and Social Research (CEJIS). Executive Director a.i. of the same institution in October 1998 and November 1999.

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1997 Instructor at the Regional course on environmental management and treatment of Socioenvironmental conflicts, themes: theories and paradigms of the socio-environmental conflict, customary law and natural resources, Quito, Ecuador, organize: overseas/FAO, Salesian University of Quito. 1999 Member of the academic coordination of the diploma of community forestry, organized by: NUR University, CERES, overseas/FAO. 2004-2005 Consultant for the Center of Communication and Andean Development (CENDA). Responsible for the diagnosis of community land management of the municipality of Morochata, Advisor of Indigenous and Peasants Organizations of Cochabamba for indigenous territorial Ayopaya demand and for the participatory development of the Territorial Management Plan in the North of Ayopaya. 2005, 2007 Coordinator of Area water and environment and Researcher of the NGO "Agua Sustentable". 2006 Vice-Minister of Basic Services of Bolivia 2008 Minister of Water of Bolivia 2009 Minister of Environment and Water of Bolivia 2010 Academic Coordinator in the Area of environment, water and climate change of the University of the Cordillera. 2010 Second Head of Delegation of the Plurinational State of Bolivia in the 17th Conference of the United Nations on climate change 2010 Coordinator graduate in climate change negotiations within the framework of United Nations, University of the Cordillera 2011-2013 Head of Delegation of the Plurinational State of Bolivia in the 17th, the 18th and 19 th Conference of the United Nations on climate change. 2012 Head of Delegation of the Plurinational State of Bolivia in the United Nations Conference of Sustainable Development Rio + 20. 2012-2013 Ambassador Extarordinary Ad Honorem in Special Mission with Plenipotentiary Representation in issues of Environment and Development to the UN and others. Plurinational State of Bolivia.

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE 1997-1999 Professor of different subjects: - Cross-cultural analysis of the conflict, Bolivian historical process, Analysis of the national

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4 reality and Ethnohistory of Bolivia (Undergraduate programs of International Relations and Social Communication at Universidad NUR, Santa Cruz, Bolivia) - Methodologies of Social Research II and III. Postgraduate programs of Sociology (University GRM) and Psychology (Bolivian Catholic University), Santa Cruz, Bolivia. - Anthropology and Sociology, Pregraduate Programas of Psychology (Bolivian Catholic University), Santa Cruz, Bolivia. 1999 Visiting professor to the diploma of community forestry, organized by Universidad NUR, CERES, overseas/FAO. Topic: Territorial disputes; Santa Cruz, Bolivia. 1999 Professor invited to the diploma of Rights of indigenous peoples, University of the CordilleraFoundation dialogue, Bolivia, La Paz. 2002 Visiting professor to the Master Degree Program about Territory and Interculturality, CESU UMSS-CEIDIS, issue: legislation and indigenous peoples in Bolivia. 2004 Visiting Professor. Subjects: 1) Conceptual framework for negotiation and conflict resolution and exercises in negotiation and dispute resolution. Diploma Postgraduate Program: Mechanisms and forms of empowerment of civil society in the Bolivian context. NUR University. 2005, 2007 Human rights and indigenous peoples. Master in social policy. Mention in child, adolescent, gender, CESU-UMSS. 2005 Constitutional law and customary law, Master's degree in Constitutional Law, Faculty of law, Universidad Mayor de San Simon, Bolivia. 2005, 2007 Right of Domain of Hydrocarbons and Indigenous Peoples Rights, Master Program in Management of Hydrocarbons, CESU-UMSS 2006 Theory and Communication in Conflict Management, Center of Superior Studies of the University of San Simon (UMSS). 2010 Water and climate change. Master Program of Hydraulics, San Francisco Xavier University, Chuquisaca 2010-2011 Financing and climate change. Post graduate diploma in Negotiations on Climate Change, University of the Cordillera La Paz, Bolivia. 2011 Climate change, impacts in the world and in Latin America; postgraduate diploma about Policy and Cohesion and economic and social integration, University of the Cordillera, La Paz, Bolivia 2012- 2014 Coordinator of Environmental and Climate Change Issues. University of la Cordillera.

RELEVANT WORK OF RESEARCH, PAPERS AND ARTICLES 4

5 1993 "Migration and Labour Force in Cochabamba", First Award in the concourse of researches, Center of Studies of Population – University of San Simón, CEP-UMSS. 1994-1995 "The garden of plums", novel, special mention in the national contest of novel Manfredo Kempf market (January 1996); under the pseudonym of Yoel Rohkyer, Santa Cruz, Bolivia. 1995 "Diagnostic Socio-economic and environmental of the Chapare Region", consultory for FAOChapare (with advice from Rosario León, national facilitator for overseas/FAO). 1995

"Approaches to a theoretical framework for understanding and the Socio-environmental conflict management", paper presented at the international seminar "Management alternative of conflicts socio-environmental" (organized by overseas-FAO, FLACSO, ILDIS), Quito, 1995.

1995-1996 "Conflicts and ethnic Territorial construction. "Case: Yuracaré Indigenous People of the Chapare River", thesis, UMSS-CERES, summary published in: environmental conflict, Crespo/Orellana, Ed. CERES, 1999, Cochabamba. 1996

"Conflict Management and Diversity: A Local Perspective" and "Aproachments to Methodological Framework of Analysis and Diagnostic of Conflicts", papers presented at the Global Conference on conflict in community forestry, published in the compendium of the same, Ed. FAO-overseas, Rome, Italy.

1996-1997 et al, "Traditional Community Justice in the Guarani-Izoceno Indigenous People", consulting prepared for the Ministry of Justice of Bolivia, Judicial Reform 2705-BO, CEJISMinistry of Justice, published in 1999 with the title of Community Justice. The Guarani in the Izozog, Eds. Min. Justice and human rights, and World Bank, La Paz, Bolivia. 1997 A right over many rights: Indigenous legal systems and official law, published in the Review Article 1, Ed. CEJIS, Santa Cruz, Bolivia, April, 1997. 1997 ... ¿Environmental Conflicts? ¿Social Conflicts? Or ¿Socio-Environmental Conflicts? Controversies and disputes around the concept, published in the Review Article 1, no. 4, CEJIS. 1997 and Carlos Crespo, Curricula on environmental management and socio-environmental conflicts, Consulting for the Forests Trees and Peoples Program, CERES . 1998 Local scenarios of conflict resolution: common law and natural resources, legal pluralism and indigenous rights in Latin America, Ed.Inter-American indigenist Institute, Mexico, Jan-Jun. 1998 1999 Municipalization and Indigenous Peoples in Bolivia: Impacts and Perspectives, in Assies W., g. van der Haar and A.J. Hoekema (eds.): The Challenge of Diversity: Indigenous Peoples and Reform of the State in Latin America, Amsterdam: Thela. 1999 Water that you don't want to drink, you don't sell it, allow it to run. Privatization and commodification of water rights through the project of water law, ED. CEJIS, April. 1999 ¿Self territorial management without autonomy? Indigenous municipalities and pluralization of

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6 the State. Municipality and indigenous peoples. Problems of the municipal model and social proposal for special municipalities, CEJIS, mimeo. 1999 Protection and conservation of biodiversity. Comparative analysis of current and projected laws, proposals of laws by indigenous peoples organizations and and agreements negotiation, Ed. CEJIS, October. 1999 Rethinking proposals and concepts of customary law, in article first No.7, Ed. CEJIS, October. 2000 Articles: "Privatization and commodification of water rights through the Law of water and water supply services"; "Biodiversity and indigenous rights, proposals, agreements and projects of law"; "Municipalities and indigenous territories", in Atlas of indigenous territories in Bolivia, Ed. CIDOB, SCIT, INRA et to the. Santa Cruz, Bolivia. 2000 and Pablo Solón, articles: Drinking water and water supply services: who won with modifications?; Rights of use and exploitation of water. Water law Draft of the Government and indigenous-peasants proposal, published in the Review Article 1, N. 8, Ed. CEJIS, Santa Cruz, Bolivia, October. 2000 Several articles: "Archive the Project of Law of Water: A big defeat with taste of victory"; "The law is dead, long live the law. Archived the Project of Law of Water but approved the Law of water exports" in article 1, no. 8, Ed. CEJIS, October. 2000 Building agreements about laws between Government and Civil society in Bolivia. Case: Negotiation between indigenous peoples and Government on the biological diversity conservation law, published in XII International Congress on Customary Law and Legal Pluralism: Challenges in the third millennium, March, 13-17, 2000, Arica, Chile, Ed. M. Castro. Univ. Chile-Univ. Tarapacá. 2001 Proposed amendment to the reform of the national law of the National Service of Agrarian Reform, in article 1, no. 9, Ed. CEJIS, July, Santa Cruz, Bolivia. 2001 Protected Areas and Territorial management, published in "Land, globalization, natural resources, territory and organization", Ed. Broederlijk Delen, October 2001, La Paz, Bolivia 2002 Biodiversity and water resources in Rio + 10. Land, territory and natural resources for sustainable development, Ed. CEJIS-IBIS, Santa Cruz, Bolivia. 2002 Walking towards autonomy: indigenous municipalities and pluralization of the State, published in Indigenous Affairs 2/02, Ed. IWGIA, Copenhagen, Denmark. 2003 Policies on natural resources and centralized institutional framework in Bolivia. Two cases: Biodiversity and water, published in Local government and reforms of the State in Latin America, W. (Ed), Michoacán School, Assies Willem, Zamora, Mexico. 2003 and J.C. Alurralde / Solon p., law of water in Bolivia; finding common ground, published in Fermentum. Environment and society in the Andes, year 13, Nro. 36, January-April.

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7 2003 Future impacts of the ALCA on natural resources and services in Bolivia, published in the Article 1, No. 13, July, Ed. CEJIS, Santa Cruz, Bolivia. 2003 "Throw more gasoline and less water to fire". Public policies and water supply and sewerage projects. The case of Colcapirhua, and Tiquipaya (Cochabamba, Bolivia), mimeographed Edition: CEDIB, Cochabamba, Bolivia. 2004 Inter-legality and legal fields. Discourse and Law in the construction of semiautonomous orders in Quechua indigenous communities in Bolivia. Ed. La Huella, 2004, Cochabamba, Bolivia. Doctoral thesis. 2004 Social movements, degradation of politics and despoil of the State in Bolivia, published in Journal Decurses, Center of High Level Studies of the University Mayor de San Simón, Ed. CESU. Year VI-number 11, may. 2004 Oil exploiters come in, Peasants go outside. Bio-Oil strategies in Protected Areas and logics of Environmentalists Control, paper presented to the seminar on Governance of Protected Areas, organized by SDC / AGRUCO, University Mayor de San Simón, Cochabamba, March. 2004 Judicial practices in indigenous Quechua communities in Bolivia. Analysis of Scriptural forms and procedures. Published in community justice in the indigenous peoples of Bolivia, Ed. PIEB-IJB-TAN, 2004. 2004 Protected areas, oil operations and conservationists, hydrocarbons, indigenous rights and environment companies, 16 offprint, magazine article first, ED. CEJIS-OXFAM 2004 Notes for the construction of a social proposal within the framework of the Constitutional Assembly, published in Article 1, CEJIS, 2005. 2005 Constitutional Assembly. Inventory of Peasants and Indigenous proposals, published in "Indigenous participation, democracy and indigenous movements in the Andes", Ed. PIEB, French Institute of Andean studies, Embassy of France. 2005 Et al, Community Territorial Organization in Morochata. Production processes and indigenous culture, Ed. CENDA, Cochabamba, Bolivia. 2007 Water Supply Services and sanitary sewer Law. 'Water for life'. Rights of water, regulation and investment in the framework of the Irrigation Law, in the PRO field, no. 98, March 2007, Ed. PLURAL, La Paz, Bolivia. 2007 Regulation and rights of water in Bolivia. Reflections and suggestions beyond the debate about autonomy, in Agu@mbiente, no. 1, Ed. sustainable water, Cochabamba, Bolivia. 2007 The human right to water. Obligations and actions of States parties and investors within the framework of the PDESC, Guide No. 5, Ed. AGUA SUSTENTABLE/IDRC. 2007 and Nancy Yañez Fuenzalida (coordinators) Services of Water Supply, Regulation and Poverty. Ed. Agua Sustentable/Plural.

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2007 Land, territory and environment in the constitutional process. Analysis and proposals regarding the report of the "Commission of renewable natural resources, land, territory and environment" of the Constitutional Assembly of Bolivia, consulting for the UNDP project "Democratic dialogue and construction of consensus", UNDP/International IDEA in Bolivia 2010 Water and sanitation in BOLIVIA. Advances in institutional design and investments within the framework of the process of change, in https://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B7_0_E1m4hKVM2ZiMTA4YjEtZGYwZS00ZTkxLWIxN GItZmM0YjZkMDNkZDE4 & hl = en & pli = 1 2010 Water and climate change. Criteria and approaches to climate change in sectoral plans of water, irrigation and watershed management, in the autonomy law and public policies in Bolivia, in https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B7_0_E1m4hKVMTg3ODA2M2MtMWJkYi00ZjE0LWJiMTIt MWQ4N2RmODczZTE2 & hl = en & pli = 1 2010 Analysis of the new Political Constitution of the Plurinational State of Bolivia. Environment, biodiversity and natural resources, in: Natural Resources in the Constitution. Consulting for the Vice-Presidency of the Plurinational State of Bolivia. 2011 et al, Drought and extreme events in the Bolivian Chaco region. Social impacts on food security and agricultural production. Published in: Climate change, drought and food security in the Bolivian Chaco, report of research for Intermón-Oxfam. 2011 Global warming and risks of decisions in Cancun, in https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v & pid = explorer & chrome = true & srcid = 0B7_0_E1m4hKVOWIzMjNjNWItZGExNy00N2FkLThiYTgtMjU2N2YxZWMzOGQw & hl = en & pli = 1 2012 and D. Pacheco, Law of Mother Earth and Integral Development for living well, http://www.bolpress.com/art.php?Cod=2012102908 2012 and D. Pacheco, Analysis of the State of Climate Change Negotiations in 2012. Challenges and Tasks for the Coming Years, https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B7_0_E1m4hKVcUZod2R0R3NqaFE/edit 2013 et al, Evaluation of the impact of climate change in the Gran Chaco Americano, Center of knowledge, Regatta- UNEP, University of the Cordillera, National University of Formosa, Institute of development of the Paraguay. 2013 Development with poverty or the poverty of development. Mother Earth, vulnerability of the Millennium goals and limits growth, Ed. University of the Cordillera, La Paz, Bolivia. http://ucordillera.edu.bo/index.php/2013-05-14-22-20-09/medios-ambiente-y-cambioclimatico/finish/15-medio-ambiente-y-cambio-climatico/52-desarrollo-con-pobreza-o-lapobreza-del-desarrollo/0 2013 et al, Conflicts and agreements on transboundary waters. Legal frameworks and

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9 international regulatory practices, Ed. University of the Cordillera – Agua Sustentable, La Paz, Bolivia. http://ucordillera.edu.bo/index.php/2013-05-14-22-20-09/medios-ambiente-y-cambioclimatico/finish/15-medio-ambiente-y-cambio-climatico/73-conflictos-y-acuerdos-sobreaguas-transfronterizas-marcos-juridicos-y-practicas-regulatorias-internacionales/0 2013 and Millar, F. Delgado, M.N. Balakrish Nair, D. Shankar and J. Brouwers nan. 2013 Papers. Evaluation as a multi-stakeholder learning process: the Programme for Capacity and Theory Building for Universities and Research Centres in Endogenous Development (CAPTURED) in Bolivia, Ghana and India. Knowledge Management for Development. Journal 9 (3): 47-62 http://journal.km4dev.org/, http://www.wageningenportals.nl/sites/default/files/case/254_evaluation_as_a_multistakeholder_learning_process.pdf 2013 12 Strategic tasks to strengthen UNASUR. Towards a United Region, Big in integration, sovereignty, justice and community, with the spirit and the strength of our peoples. Document prepared by the author on the occasion of the presentation of his candidacy by the Government of the plurinational State of Bolivia to the post of Secretary General of UNASUR in 2013,

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B7_0_E1m4hKVTV9KV3QyRGxzNEk/edit 2013 Development and balance with mother earth. Goals of the Millennium Development Goals and vulnerability to climate change. Journal T'inkazos, number 34, 2013 pp. 73-89, ISSN 1990-7451.Ed. PIEB. 2014 Climate change and development. Balance of the COP 19 and proposals of Bolivia. http://reneorellanahalkyer.blogspot.com/

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