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Opening Plenary
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Gerhard Schröder, Federal Chancellor of Germany (second from the left), arrives, accompanied by Michel Zammit Cutajar, UNFCCC Executive Secretary (second from the right) |
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Above and right: Chancellor Schröder and Executive Secretary Zammit Cutajar meet before the opening Plenary with incoming COP-5 President Jan Szsyszko, Poland; outgoing COP-4 President, Maria Algosaray, Argentina; and Jürgen Tritten, Germany's Federal Minister for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety. | ![]() |
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Dias party from left to right: Zammit Cutajar, Chancellor Schröder, Algosaray, and Richard Kinley, Secretary of the COP. |
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Address by Gerhard Schröder, Chancellor
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On Annex I communications, the US (represented here by Dan Reifsnyder) recommended that only Part I (general description of guidelines) be negotiated through a contact group and adopted during COP-5.. |
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On obstacles to producing non-Annex I communications, the G-77/CHINA (represented by Bernaditas Castro Muller, Philippines) called for provision of adequate financial resources, technical assistance and capacity-building to support non-Annex I countries in collecting data and identifying national emission factors and methodologies for adaptation assessment. |
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