Programme
The LGCS have served as a platform to discuss Local Governments’ joint positions regarding the post-2012 climate agreement with national governments, UN agencies and other stakeholders.
Final Programme
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Presentations and Podcasts
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Tuesday 9 December 2008 (in Lichen-Stary)
Wednesday 10 December 2008 (in Poznan)
Thursday 11 December 2008 (in Poznan)
Tuesday, 9 December 2008
Opening Ceremony in Lichen-Stary (15.00-16.00) | ||
Chair: Professor Piotr Tryjanowski, Institute of Environmental Biology, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan, Poland
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Messages from local and regional government in light of COP 14 (16.30-18.30 | ||
Chair: Emilio D’Alessio, Deputy Mayor, City of Ancona, Italy Reports:
Messages:
The perception of decision-makers on climate change:
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Wednesday, 10 December 2008
Poznan Opening Plenary (10.00–11.30) | ||
Chair: Lisbeth Iversten,Councillor for Climate, Environment and Urban Development, City of Bergen, Norway
Why are Local Governments indispensable actors to combat global warming
Local Governments are key partners for the post-2012 climate agreement
Transport the missing part in the Climate Negotiations
Local Governments as partners are welcome
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Parallel Sessions | ||
A. Local Government Positions related to COP 14 negotiations | B. Local Strategies and Actions | |
Session A.1 (12.00-13.30) Local Governments are key actors for mitigation – An offer for partnership with national governments Introduction:
Local Government Key Examples:
Guests:
National Government Representative:
| Session B.1 (12.00-13.30) Global platform on risk prevention and resilience planning
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Interventions:
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Session A.2 (15.00-16.30)
Introduction:
Local Governments Key Examples:
National Government Representative
| Session B.2 (15.00-16.30) Local governments undertake climate action – Commitments, targets, implementation Facilitator:
Mayors and Experts:
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Plenary Session (17.00–18.15) The experiences of EU local authorities and networks: open discussion with municipalities from other continents | ||
Facilitator: Zbigniew Michniowski, President of Energie-Cités Poland and Vice-President of Energie-Cités Presentation Panellists:
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Offical UNFCCC Side Event (19.30–21:00) | ||
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Thursday, 11 December 2008
Parallel Sessions | ||
A. Local Government Positions related to COP 14 negotiations | B. Local Strategies and Actions | |
Session A.3 (9.30-11.00) Carbon Trading
Facilitator:
Panellists:
| Session B.3 (9.30-11.00) Climate change, emerging economies & developing countries – an issue of climate justice Facilitator:
Experts and guests:
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Session A.4 (11.30-13.00)
Facilitator:
Panellists:
| Session B.4 (11.30-13.00) Local Renewables – Solutions for the future! How to best anchor these in a post-2012 climate agreement Facilitator:
Guests:
Examples from advanced cities:
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Closing Plenary (15.00–16.30) Local Government Climate Roadmap - From Poznan to Copenhagen | ||
Faciliator: Konrad Otto-Zimmermann, Secretary General of ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability
How to best anchor the Local Government Climate Roadmap - Update on the status of negotiations
Highlights of the event "Transport and Climate: An Urgent Call for Action"
Local Government on the way towards COP 15
Parties' representatives comments
Rendez-vous at COP 15 Copenhagen
Closing
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