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During the SUBSTA meeting, UNEP reported on their workshop held on Tuesday which highlighted the scope for cooperation on public awareness and noted that public awareness should not be limited to particular events. | |
The AFRICAN GROUP, GAMBIA and SRI LANKA (shown on the right) called upon Parties to make available resources for institutional capacity enhancement and to expand the sphere of African countries participating in country studies. | |
Delegates exiting the Bethoven Room, where the Contact group on adverse impacts considered the G-77/CHINA's proposed modifications based on its draft decision paper. | |
The
Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL) brought several speakers together for
"Climate Change, Forests and the Clean Development Mechanism". The panel was
made up of Donald Goldberg (CIEL), Brett Orlando (IUCN-Washington), Hermes Suarez
(Fundación Amigos de la Naturaleza, Bolivia), Carlos M. Chacón (CEDARENA, Costa Rica)
and Darren Goetze (Union of Concerned Scientists). Exerpts
of the presentation in RealAudio: |
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Several NGOs set up information tables outside of the meeting rooms. SUBSTA Chair Kante announced that NGO observers would be granted access to contact groups if there is no objection from any Party. |
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