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Below is the draft program for the upcoming Asia Pacific Climate Change Conference. The event, organized by the People's Movement on Climate Change, led by APRN, IBON and PCFS, and locally hosted by Thai SDF. It will be held on March 23-24 in Bangkok, Thailand.

March 23, Day 1

Theme

Topic

Speaker

Introduction to the Conference

Welcome Remarks

 

Suranjan Kodithuwakku

Ravadee Prasertcharoensuk

Panel 1:
The global climate change negotiations: scenes outside and inside the official processes

The UNFCCC Process: Road to a Pro-South and Pro-Poor Post-Kyoto Protocol?

People’s Initiatives on Climate Change

 




Maitet Ledesma
IBON Europe
PMCC Coordinator

Panel 2:
Climate Change in Asia and the Pacific

Impact of Climate Change in Asia and the Pacific

The Asian Governments’ Response to Climate Change

Impact of Biofuels on Food Sovereignty in Asia

Rosario Bella Guzman, IBON

GMSL (To be confirmed)

INDIES

LUNCH

 

 

Panel 3:
Trade and Climate Change

Linking Trade Policies to Climate Change and Review of Trade Policies in Addressing Climate Change

Trade and CC: EU-Asian Trade Agreements

Trade and CC: An Asia Pacific Perspective on Global Europe’s Trade and Climate Change Policy

Krister Holm
SSNC (to be confirmed)

AidWatch

Rosario Bella Guzman
IBON

** Three-hour simultaneous workshops

Indigenous Peoples’ Rights

Women and Gender

Carbon Trading

India and China’s positions

Climate Change Funding (Adaptation Fund/WB/IFIs)

Agriculture/Food security

REDD

Tourism and Climate Change

Co-organized by WAFED and AIPP

APWLD, Thai SDF

IBON and INFID

APVVU

IBON

PAN AP and KMP (tbc)

WALHI

ECOT

Dinner

Solidarity Night/Film showings/Speak Out (optional)

 

Revision of the PPCC
By the drafting committee

 

 

 


March 24, Day 2

 

Speaker

Report Back

 

Revising the People’s Protocol on Climate Change

Facilitated by Maitet Ledesma

PMCC

 

Lunch

 

PMCC Strategizing towards COP 15

 

Closing

Sarojeni Rengam



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