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Fourth International Symposium for Sustainable Development in the Andes: The Andean Strategy for the 21st Century

The Andean Mountain Association (AMA), sponsored by the United Nations University (UNU), organized its Fourth International Symposium for Sustainable Development in the Andes (AMA-Mérida 2001) from 25 November to 2 December 2001 to take advantage of a unique opportunity to analyze the challenges and opportunities of Andean reality in the 21st century and stage a key event leading up to the International Year of Mountains (IYM2002). Coordinated by Maximina Monasterio (AMA president 2001–2004) and Rigoberto Andressen (Instituto de Ciencias Ecológicas y Ambientales [ICAE]), this event took place at the ICAE, Universidad de los Andes in Mérida, Venezuela. The Symposium was attended by more than 250 participants from 21 countries, including academics from many different disciplines, representatives of governmental and nongovernmental organizations, and inhabitants of Andean communities. A final declaration was produced, and the main results of the Symposium will be available in IYM2002. AMA-Mérida 2001 consisted of 2 sessions and 5 workshops.