European Capacity Building Initiative
Meeting Reports
This discussion focused on CBDR/RC and equity on the ADP, the future of the Kyoto Protocol (architecture) and long-term finance.
On May 20, the ecbi held its seventh Seminar organized in Bonn, to provide an informal forum for discussing issues that prove difficult to resolve under the formal auspices of the UNFCCC. ecbi Advisory Committee members Bo KjellÈn and Farrukh Iqbal Khan chaired the Seminar jointly. The discussion focused on CBDR/RC and equity on the ADP, the future of the Kyoto Protocol (architecture) and long-term finance.
The 2016 ecbi Seminar took place at the Oxford Union on 1-2 September 2016, following the Fellows Colloquium from 29-21 August 2016. It was attended by 19 participants from developing countries, and 16 participants from Europe. Representatives of the current and future presidency of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), including Aziz Mekouar, Ambassador for the Multilateral Negotiations for the 22nd Conference of Parties (COP 22) in Marrakech in November 2016, participated in the Seminar.
The West Africa francophone workshop held in October 2006 at Bamako.
ATELIER REGIONAL FRANCOPHONE ecbi POUR LíAFRIQUE DE LíOUEST EN 2006 BAMAKO, MALI DU 10 AU 12 OCTOBRE,Fiche Atelier Mali
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Climate Change Finance. Proceedings of the 2009 Oxford Fellowship and Seminar
Climate Change Finance. Proceedings of the 2009 Oxford Fellowship and Seminar
Climate Change Finance
Speaking Notes
Pre-COP Workshop to Strengthen the Capacity of Least Developed Countries to Negotiate and Implement the UNFCCC and the Kyoto Protocol.
Pre-COP Workshop to Strengthen the Capacity of Least Developed Countries to Negotiate and Implement the UNFCCC and the Kyoto Protocol.
Report on Regional Workshop for East and Southern Africa in Ethiopia, 2009
Report on Regional Workshop for East and Southern Africa in Ethiopia, 2009
The 2016 ecbi Bonn Seminar took place on 22 May 2016 in the Altes Rathaus, Bonn. It was attended by 34 participants, who discussed climate finance post-Paris, the ambition mechanism included in the Paris Agreement, and the Agreement’s review mechanisms.
