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Share your COP21 initiatives SV collegues and friends
From the Secretariat we invite you use this FORUM to share you plans and initiatives for COP21 with other Southern Voices partners and friends. By writing in the FORUM it will be easy to find the all contributions - without looking through a large number of mails.
Just enter your contribution under the Category UNFCCC and SV-Adapt - and it will be easy to find in the Forum. To receive updates in your mail-box when there are new contributions - change your preferences in the user profile
The SV-Adapt official side-event is Friday 4th Dec 16:45 - 18:15 -venue to be announced
SHAPING EQUITABLE ADAPTATION POLICIES: JOINT PRINCIPLES FOR ADAPTATION
Sharing experiences from multistakeholder engagement on national adaptation policies in Sri Lanka, Malawi, Nicaragua and Ghana guided by the Joint Principles for Adaptation (JPA). Initial achievements and challenges for developing pro-poor adaptation polices are discussed based on country-cases.
Speakers: Navam Niles, CANSA-Sri Lanka NN, Government of Sri Lanka Tania Guillen Bolanos, SVAdapt, Nicaragua Heather Lulu Maseko, CISONECC Malawi Yussif Nafisatu, ABANTU Ghana Sven Harmeling, CAN-Adaptation Peter With, SV-Adapt, CARE Danmark Lisa Junghans, Adaptation Fund NGO-Network
The event is organised by Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI), India (A CANSA member); Centro Alexander von Humboldt, Nicaragua (Hosting the SusWatch Network), Government of Pakistan and Government of Sri Lanka.
See also the full list of COP21 side-events
Just enter your contribution under the Category UNFCCC and SV-Adapt - and it will be easy to find in the Forum. To receive updates in your mail-box when there are new contributions - change your preferences in the user profile
The SV-Adapt official side-event is Friday 4th Dec 16:45 - 18:15 -venue to be announced
SHAPING EQUITABLE ADAPTATION POLICIES: JOINT PRINCIPLES FOR ADAPTATION
Sharing experiences from multistakeholder engagement on national adaptation policies in Sri Lanka, Malawi, Nicaragua and Ghana guided by the Joint Principles for Adaptation (JPA). Initial achievements and challenges for developing pro-poor adaptation polices are discussed based on country-cases.
Speakers: Navam Niles, CANSA-Sri Lanka NN, Government of Sri Lanka Tania Guillen Bolanos, SVAdapt, Nicaragua Heather Lulu Maseko, CISONECC Malawi Yussif Nafisatu, ABANTU Ghana Sven Harmeling, CAN-Adaptation Peter With, SV-Adapt, CARE Danmark Lisa Junghans, Adaptation Fund NGO-Network
The event is organised by Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI), India (A CANSA member); Centro Alexander von Humboldt, Nicaragua (Hosting the SusWatch Network), Government of Pakistan and Government of Sri Lanka.
See also the full list of COP21 side-events
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Hi SVA colleagues,
Greeting from Cambodia!
To engage COP21, we have the following activities and materials:
- produced a policy brief paper for COP21 (attached) for support of Cambodia country poistion
- supporting 5 delegates (3 from government). Opportunity to bring them to the side event upon invitation. They can talk about climate change policy and engagement of CSOs
- launching policy brief for COP21 on 25 Sept 2015, with aim of sharing perspectives from gov't, CSOs and development partners. French Ambassador to Cambodia is also joining.
- joining regional pre-COP21 workshop in Hanoin: Road to COP21 with CCWG and CA
Proposed initiatives at COP21:
- develop a joint statement to call for support around adaptation (technology transfer, additional public finance for adapation, strong CSO role in adaptaiton, recognition of local knowledge in adaptation planning, meaningful participation of CSOs and farmers in adaptation plan and policy design and implementation, etc.)
- one or two joint activities with other global networks in particular ACT Alliance
Thank you.
Polin
DCA/CA Cambodia
Greeting from Vietnam!
We have just organized a regional workshop on climate change: the road to COP 21 last week, with the participants from CCCN & NGO Forum Cambodia. It was quite successful with some main point for a common position toward this COP. Some volunteers agreed to commit to finish this in the coming weeks. Will share with you once we got it.
Moreover, we have also produced a position paper toward COP 21 and launched successfully at French Institute in Hanoi from September.
We will have around 6 representatives will attend COP 21 in Paris with accreditation. It will be great to meet you all soon.
Minh