The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) worked intensively on Wednesday as members continued their consideration of the review of IPCC’s principles and procedures. The Panel exchanged views on possible matters for inclusion in the review, as well as the timing of this work.
The Panel also convened in a series of huddles and contact groups to address other issues, including the timeline for delivery of reports in the seventh assessment cycle and adoption of the meeting reports from the past three sessions.
The Panel will reconvene on Thursday to continue its deliberations.
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Selected Images
A view of the room during a plenary session
Pedro Ivo Ferraz da Silva, Brazil
Ramón Pichs-Madruga, IPCC Vice-Chair
Delegates from Colombia
Lamin Mai Touray, The Gambia
Sergey Semenov, Russian Federation
IPCC Chair Jim Skea
IPCC Deputy Secretary Ermira Fida and IPCC Secretary Abdalah Mokssit
Delegates met in a contact group to discuss the timeline for the seventh assessment cycle.
Hannah Chorley, New Zealand
Ole-Kristian Kvissel, Norway
Manjeet Dhakal, Nepal
Tejal Kanitkar, India
Rhian Rees-Owen, UK
Hamza Merabet, Algeria
Delegates convene in a huddle.
