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Bonn Climate Change Conference - August 2015

31 August - 4 September 2015 | Bonn, Germany

Highlights for Wednesday, 2 September 2015


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ADP Co-Chairs' briefing with observer organizations

The tenth part of the second session of the Ad Hoc Working Group on the Durban Platform for Enhanced Action (ADP 2-10) continued on Wednesday, 2 September 2015, in Bonn, Germany. Delegates gathered in facilitated groups on: adaptation and loss and damage, technology development and transfer, finance, and transparency of action and support in the morning; mitigation, capacity building, finance, and timeframes in the afternoon; and procedural and institutional provisions and workstream 2 (pre-2020 ambition) in the evening.

Throughout the day, informal meetings of the facilitated groups also took place, addressing: procedural and institutional provisions; mitigation (differentiation); finance (notion of scale, scaling up and commitments/obligations/actions); preamble (consolidation of concepts); adaptation and loss and damage (global goal on adaptation/long-term vision for adaptation/collective efforts, and loss and damage); workstream 2 (technical examination process); and capacity building (enhancement of institutional arrangements for capacity building).

The ADP contact group convened for a stocktaking session in the evening.

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ADP Co-Chairs Dan Reifsnyder and Ahmed Djoghlaf


Facilitated Groups

L-R: Tosi Mpanu-Mpanu, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Artur Runge-Metzger, EU,
co-facilitators of the group on technology development and transfer

Chen Ji, China

Stella Gama, Malawi

David Reidmiller, US

Duduzile Nhlengethwa-Masina, Swaziland

L-R: Elfriede Anna More, Austria, and Kaveh Guilanpour, EU, at the facilitated group on
technology development and transfer


Majed Kurdi, Saudi Arabia

Laura Bari, Argentina

José Manuel Medina Aguilar, Mexico

Achmad Gunawan W., Indonesia

Amirhossein Mirabadi, Iran

Majid Al-Suwaidi, United Arab Emirates

L-R: Georg Børsting, Norway, and Andrea Guerrero, Colombia, co-facilitators of the group on adaptation and
loss and damage


Juan Hoffmaister, Bolivia for the G-77/China

Orville Grey, Jamaica for AOSIS

Richard Muyungi, Tanzania

Fook Seng Kwok, Singapore, co-facilitator of the facilitated group on transparency of action
and support

Philip Weech, the Bahamas

Helen Plume, New Zealand

Yuji Mizuno, Japan

Dina Spörri, Switzerland

Ian Fry, Tuvalu

L-R: Athmane Mehadji, Algeria, consulting with Xiang Gao, China

ADP Stocktaking Plenary

View of the ADP Contact Group stocktaking session

L-R: Halldor Thorgeirsson, UNFCCC Secretariat; ADP Co-Chairs Dan Reifsnyder and Ahmed Djoghlaf; and ADP
Secretary Marcela Main Sancha


ADP Co-Chair Ahmed Djoghlaf

Mahmoud Hassan Elamin, Sudan for the African Group

Adarsh Swaika, India

Gurdial Singh, Malaysia for the LMDCs


ADP Co-Chair Ahmed Djoghlaf, adressing the ADP stocktaking

ADP 2-10 Snapshots

Participants from observer organizations


EU coordination huddle

Manuel Oira and Fritz Gerald Fernandez, the Philippines







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