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Bonn News Updates and Climate Briefings (March/April 2009)

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USD 10.00 Publisher: TWN
ISBN: 978-983-2729-89-1
Year: 2009
No. of pages: 96
Size of book: 21cm x 29cm
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About the Book

This is a collection of the 22 News Updates and two Briefing Papers prepared by the Third World Network for and during the United Nations Climate Change Talks in Bonn, Germany, from 29 March to 8 April 2009.


Contents

BONN NEWS UPDATES
  1. Developing Countries Question Approach of Chair’s ‘Focus Document’
  2. ‘Focus Document’ not a Basis for Negotiations, Says G77 and China
  3. Developing Countries Frustrated over Lack of Progress to Establish Annex 1 Emission Cuts
  4. Finance and Technology – Make-or-break Issue in Copenhagen
  5. Different Emphases by Parties in Shared Vision Contact Group
  6. Contact Group on Scale of Emission Reduction by Annex I Parties
  7. TWN Intervention AWG-LCA Workshop on 1(b)(ii) of the Bali Action Plan
  8. Debate over Public or Private Finance for Climate Change
  9. G77 and China Propose Elements for a Comprehensive Framework on Adaptation
  10. Divergent Views over Kyoto Protocol Amendments
  11. Developing Countries Proposed Relaxing IPR Rules for Climate Technologies
  12. Developing Countries Criticise Developed Country Mitigation Approaches
  13. Developing Countries Propose Financing Framework for Adaptation
  14. Third World Network Intervention at the Workshop on Agriculture at the 5th Session of the AWG-LCA, Bonn, 4 April 2009
  15. Debate on Using New Versus Existing Financing Institutions in Finance and Technology Group
  16. New Numbers, but No Consensus on Emission Reductions
  17. Parties Divided over ‘Long-term Global Goal’ in Shared Vision
  18. Parties Divided over Mandate of AWG-KP
  19. Developing Countries Question Mitigation Actions on Emissions from Aviation
  20. Carbon Markets Face Same Problems as the Crisis-hit Sub-prime and Derivatives Markets, Warns Report
  21. Developing Countries Express Disappointment at the Little Progress in Climate Talks
  22. Kyoto Protocol Meeting Ends with Little Progress
CLIMATE BRIEFINGS FOR BONN
  1. Sustainable Agriculture: Meeting Food Security Needs, Addressing Climate Change Challenges
  2. Understanding the European Commission’s Climate Communication

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