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FCCC/SBI/2002/Misc.3
[located on Vol. 3]
Title
Implementation of Article 4, paragraphs 8 and 9, of the Convention. Progress on the implementation of activities under decision 5/CP.7. Views from Parties on the status of modelling activities to assess the adverse effects of climate change and the impact of response measures already implemented on individual developing country Parties, and on issues relating to progress in the implementation of decision 5/CP.7.
Full text (PDF)
Full text of this documents is located on Volume 3, 2000-2002
Notes
Item 7 (a) of the provisional agenda. This document is available in English only
Abstract
The Subsidiary Body for Implementation (SBI), at its sixteenth session, welcomed an oral report on the workshop, held 16-18 May in Bonn, on the status of modelling activities to assess the adverse effects of climate change and the impact of response measures already implemented on individual developing country Parties, including on how to enhance the participation of developing country experts in such efforts. The terms of reference of that workshop included assessments of approaches to minimize the adverse effects of response measures on developing country Parties. The SBI also invited Parties to submit, by 1 August 2002, their views on these issues, and on issues relating to progress in the implementation of decision 5/CP.7 (FCCC/SBI/2002/6, para. 26). The secretariat received four such submissions. In accordance with the procedure for miscellaneous documents, these submissions are attached and reproduced in the language in which they were received and without editing
Meeting
Subsidiary Body for Implementation (SBI), Seventeenth session, 23 October - 1 November 2002, New Delhi, India
Keywords
Canada
Croatia
Czech Republic
Denmark
European Community
Hungary
Lithuania
Myanmar
Poland
Slovakia
Slovenia
Uzbekistan
conference papers
conferences
developing countries
response measures
Content
Publication date
02/09/2002
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