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RealAudio interviews with Habitat II Participants
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- Habitat II Executive Secretary Wally N'Dow concludes this session of the Preparatory Committee
- Costa Rica, on behalf of the G-77 and China, expresses her dissatisfaction with the PrepCom and several of the decisions taken during the previous two weeks;
- Martti Lujanen, Chair of the Preparatory Commitee, closes the Third Session.
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The Third Session of the Preparatory Committee ended in the early evening of 16 February 1996 at UN Headquarters in New York. At the conclusion of this meeting there were three general statements made in Plenary. We have the audio recordings of these three:
On 14 February the G-77 and the European Union gave general statements on Chapter F on institutional follow-up to the United Nations Conference on Human Settlements. Following these two statements we spoke with Felix Dodds, UN Environment and Development Committee of the UK for an NGO postion on this issue.
Pakistan, on behalf of the Group of 77 comments on Chapter F (6:56)
Italy on behalf of the European Union on Chapter F(1:51); and
Felix Dodds of UNA-UK on institutional follow-up to Habitat II(:55)
On 14 February, Earth Negotiations Bulletin Managing Editor, Kimo Goree, spoke with both Felix Dodds and Tony Hill, Coordinator of the United Nations Non-Governmental Liaison Service (NGLS) about the role of NGOs in the Habitat II process.
Tony Hill discusses the role of NGOs in major conferences and the NGO review process within ECOSOC (7:03)
Felix Dodds on how NGOs can become involved at this stage in the Habitat II process(1:51)
Wally N'Dow spoke Wednesday, 6 September with Earth Negotiations Bulletin editors Langston James Goree and Steve Wise. He talked about the process since Rio, including:
The FWCW as part of the process of negotiating the human future (:50)
the interconnectedness of the Beijing Platform of Action with other conferences and the the process of educating ourselves for the next century (3:47); and
La conférence traite de questions réellement de
survie (:55) (en Francais)