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After three revised proposals and significant discussions the group agreed to text on biodiversity, which references: a 2010 target to reduce the current rate of loss biodiversity with a reference to provision of new and additional funding (42); and negotiation of an international regime on benefit-sharing within the framework of the CBD (42(o)). |
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Above photo (L-R): Hans Christian Schmidt, Danish Minister of Environment in consultation with Jürgen Trittin, German Minister of Environment; Chinese delegation in consultation | |
Saturday, 31 August 2002 as of 6:00 pm (GMT+2) The Vienna setting was scheduled to meet in a morning session, although it was successively postponed to the afternoon and then the late evening. In the afternoon, the Johannesburg setting, which involves ministerial participation, considered proposed compromise texts in areas including energy and biodiversity. After failing to agree, Chair Valli Moosa (South Africa) requested alternative formulations. |
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In the
halls delegates have conjectured about what the exact role of the
Vienna setting will be with many stating that it should simply serve
to forward text agreed by ministers to the Main Committee without
reopening anything for re-negotiation. Elsewhere, the contact group on
institutional arrangements continued to meet throughout the day. |
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Individual Partnerships for Sustainable Development: | |
Above photos L-R: Country level partner initative presentations by Japan and Belgium | |
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