Summary
The Fiji / Bonn Climate Change Conference continued on Friday. In the morning, the facilitative sharing of views convened, followed by the multilateral assessment in the afternoon. Contact groups and informal consultations under the Conference of the Parties (COP), Conference of the Parties serving as the Meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol (CMP), Subsidiary Body for Implementation (SBI), Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice (SBSTA), and Ad Hoc Working Group on the Paris Agreement (APA), met throughout the day.
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Informal Consultations throughout the Day
Informal consultations on APA agenda item 7, modalities and procedures for the committee to facilitate implementation and promote compliance
APA informal consultations on item 6, global stocktake
Informal consultations on the joint annual report of the Technology Executive Committee (TEC) and the Climate Technology Centre and Network (CTCN)
Informal consultations on national adaptation plans (NAPs)
SBSTA informal consultations on the local communities and indigenous peoples platform
Informal consultations on APA agenda item 4, further guidance on adaptation communication
SBI Facilitative Sharing of Views and the Multilateral Assessment
SBI Chair Tomasz Chruszczow, Poland, chaired the session
Andrei Pilipchuk, Belarus
María Victoria Chiriboga, Ecuador
Diana Harutyunyan, Armenia
Jaivardhan Ramanlal Bhatt, India
Rehab Ahmed Hassan Ahmed, Sudan
Ricardo Fernandez, EU
Xing Fan, China
APA Co-Chairs' Dialogue with Observer Organizations
View of the dais during the session
APA Co-Chairs Jo Tyndall, New Zealand, and Sarah Baashan, Saudi Arabia
Nathan Thanki, Climate Justice Now! (CJN!), Environmental NGOs (ENGOs)
Kalyani Raj, Women and Gender
Chih Chie Sung, Youth NGOs (YOUNGOs)
Majda Dabaghi, Business and Industry NGOs (BINGOs)
Li Shuo, Climate Action Network (CAN), ENGOs
Anabella Rosemberg, Trade Union NGOs (TUNGOs)
Bjørg Vårli Håland, YOUNGOs
Around the Venue
Delegates between sessions
Stella Gama, Malawi, speaks with Benito Müller, Oxford Climate Policy
A young delegate in the venue
Delegates from Europe
Delegates from the Arab world
Delegates gather between sessions
Ismail El Gizouli, Sudan
Interviews conducted in the venue
Delegates speak informally
UN Security around the venue
Milañ Loeak, Marshall Islands
In the park between the Bula and Bonn Zones, an art installation titled 'Unbearable' depicts the climate crisis, including a 'freedom to pollute' sculpture of the US Statue of Liberty, and bronze sculptures of climate refugees
