• Christopher Wells, ABN AMRO, Brazil, RTRS President. Welcome Address
• Hans Hoogeveen, Director General, Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality, The Netherlands.
  Opening Speech

• • Guillermo Terol, Executive Board member RTRS, Paraguay
  Thematic: An introduction from RT2 to RT3
  
  
• Dawn Robinson, Proforest
  Thematic: Criteria Development and Verification process, methodology, participants and timeline

• Anders Lindhe, Proforest
  Thematic: Progress to date of consultation process, draft criteria development and models for verification systems

• Presentation by Development group members
• Civil Society
• Karin Kachaele, Instituto Centro da Vida, Brazil 
• Jan Maarten Dros, AIDEnvironment, The Netherlands.
• Industry, trade and finance
• Mônika Bergamaschi, Brazilian Agribusiness Association, Brazil
• Marieke Leegwater, The Dutch Product Board for Margarine, Fats and Oils, The Netherlands.
• Producers
• Guillermo Prone, ACSOJA, Argentina
  
• John Landers, Direct Seeding Association in Cerrado, Brazil

Group 1
Public Consultation Document of Draft Principles and Criteria
Includes discussion about labour conditions, land rights, community relations and responsible business practices + others.

Group 2
Public Consultation Document of Draft Principles and Criteria
Includes discussion about responsible water management, responsible soil management, protection of biodiversity, responsible establishment of infrastructure and new areas of cultivation + others.

Group 3
Public Consultation Document about Ideas For Implementation And Verification
Includes discussion about certification systems, supply chain verification options, and mechanisms for supporting farmers to improve economic, environmental and social performance.

• Rodolfo Rossi, ACSOJA, Argentina
  Thematic: Development and evolution of the soy value chain in Argentina

• André Pessoa, Agroconsult, Brazil
  Thematic: Sustainability and international competitiveness

• Peter Goldsmith, The National Soybean Research Laboratory at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign , United States of America
  Thematic: The Soy Research Agenda: Challenges for the Future

Food, Feed, Fuel debate


• Prem Bindraban, Wageningen University, The Netherlands
  Thematic: Global perspectives of Food, Feed and Fuel - illustrated for soybean
  Bindraban FFF RTRS April 2008.pdf
  Flyer_Bindraban.pdf

• Décio Gazzoni, EMBRAPA, Brazil
  Thematic: Soybean perspective in Brazil in the context of biofuels, feed and food

• Paul Hamm, Dutch Energy Transition Platform for Green Feedstock, The Netherlands
  Thematic: Biorefinery: The Bridge between Agriculture and Chemistry

Expectations of Civil society and Retailer

• Lucian Peppelenbos, KIT – Royal Tropical Institute, The Netherlands
  Thematic: Research findings on global developments in retailing, implications for smallholder producers, and opportunities to be partners in development

• Hugo Byrnes, Royal Ahold, The Netherlands
  Thematic: Viewpoint of the retailer and their expectations: marketing responsible soy

• Nigel Garbutt, GLOBALGAP, United Kingdom
  Thematic: Certification of Good Agricultural Practices on a World Wide Level: The Case of GLOBALGAP

The soy sector in Argentina

• Gustavo Grobocopatel, Grupo Los Grobo, Argentina
  Thematic: Sustainability from the point of view of Grupo Los Grobo
  

• Alejandro López, ADECOAGRO, Argentina
  Thematic: Best Agricultural Practices for sustainable soy production in Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil

• Carlos Kerlakian, Asociación de Biocombustibles de Argentina
  Thematic: Biofuels in Argentina: Opportunities and challenges

• Moderator: Marcos da Rosa, APROSOJA, Brazil, RTRS member
• Adriano Timossi, Switzerland
  Thematic: Challenges and Opportunities in the EU Market - A Global South Perspective

• Carlo Lovatelli, ABIOVE, Brazil / Ardenson Orsi, Globalsat, Brazil
  Thematic: Soy Moratorium: A New Paradigm

• Luis Laranja, WWF, Brazil
  Thematic: New pieces to the puzzle of global agriculture

Open Space 1 documents

Open Space 2: Expectations of Civil society and Retailers

• Moderator: Jan Nicolai, NUTRECO, The Netherlands, RTRS member
• Brigit Hofer, COOP, Switzerland.
  Thematic: Communicating to consumers about responsible soy

• Yan Speranza, Fundación Moisés Bertoni, Paraguay
  Thematic: Value added in the three bottom line results. A succesful strategic alliance between civil society and the soy business.

• Leonardo Sakamoto, Repórter Brasil, Brazil
  Thematic: The Brazil of Biofuels  - Impacts of crops on land farming, environment and people.

Open Space 2 documents

Open Space 3: The Soy sector Argentina

• Moderator: Ulises Martínez Ortiz, Fundación Vida Silvestre Argentina, Argentina.
• Néstor Gasparri, Tucuman University, Argentina
  Thematic: Soy expansion in Argentina and the consequences in deforestation
  
  
• Speaker : Dr. Alberto Escande, Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Agropecuaria, Argentina
  Thematic: Soy Production in Argentina
  

Open Space 3 documents

• Debriefing to plenary: Marcos da Rosa, Moderator Open Space 1
• Debriefing to plenary: Jan Nicolai, Moderator Open Space 2
• Debriefing to plenary: Ulises Martínez Ortiz, Moderator Open Space 3
• Final conclusions 3rd Conference RTRS: Christopher Wells, President RTRS
• Closing Speech: Daniel Birchmeier, SECO, Switzerland
• Closing speech: José María Musmeci, Subsecretary of Planification and Environmental Policy, Argentina