Title
The transition to a post-Kyoto climate governance framework is an opportune moment to engage the African continent and the world in such a review. The upcoming COP21 in Paris in December 2015 is expected to deliver the new climate agreement, which will define global climate governance in the post Kyoto period. COP21 represents a unique chance for Africa to assert itself in global climate governance and influence the outcomes of Paris towards aligning with the continent’s long term sustainable development agenda. The Conference will in addition seek to contribute to the refinement of the African common position in advance of COP21.
Stories
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Speeches
Contacts
Africa Climate Policy Center
United Nations Economic Commission for Africa
Menelik II Road, PO Box 3001
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
info@climdev-africa.org
www.climdev-africa.org
Summary Report of the conference
CCDA-Live
Documents
Climate Research for Development in Africa (CR4D)
Lessons learnt and emerging views from preparing INDC in Africa - CCDA-V Parallel Session
Concept Note - REDD+ Non-Carbon Benefit (NCB) in Africa - High Level Discussion during CCDA - V
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