Powerpoint presentations: Seminar of the Annex I Expert Group, 21-22 March 2005

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Agenda
“Working Together to Respond to Climate Change”
Seminar Organised by the Annex I Expert Group on the UNFCCC
Paris, 21-22 March 2005
Place: OECD La Muette Headquarters – Room 1 – Paris 16th arrondissement

Monday 21 March
9:00 Opening Session

Welcome – Kiyo Akasaka, OECD Deputy Secretary General
Opening remarks – Paul Watkinson, AIXG Chair

9:30 – 12:45 Experience and Approaches Related to Adaptation
Session discussant: Andy Deacon, United Kingdom

Overview of adaptation issues in UNFCCC context – Richard Kinley, UNFCCC
National and sectoral adaptation approaches: lessons from recent international workshops – Stéphane Willems, OECD
National adaptation strategies: Andy Deacon, United Kingdom; Maria Paz Cigaran, Peru
Questions and discussion (see key questions)
National adaptation strategies: Bas Clabbers, Netherlands; Rizaldi Boer, Indonesia; Elizabeth Atkinson, Canada; Klaus Radunsky, Austria

14:00 - 16:00 Experience and Approaches Related to Mitigation: Session 1 - National Experiences
Session discussant: Sibusiso Gamede, South Africa

Overview of mitigation issues in UNFCCC context – Richard Kinley, UNFCCC
Briefing on the World Energy Outlook 2004 - Energy and emission trends to 2030 - Fatih Birol, IEA

16:15 - 18:00 Experience and Approaches Related to Mitigation: Session 2 - Clean Development Mechanism
Session discussant: Erja Fagerlund, Finland

Overview of CDM issues in UNFCCC context, Christine Zumkeller, UNFCCC
Recent developments in the CDM Executive Board and its Methodology Panel - Jean-Jacques Becker, France
Overview of developments in the CDM portfolio - Jane Ellis, OECD
CDM capacity development and its experience in attracting CDM investment in Latin America - Christiana Figueres, consultant
Questions and discussion (see key questions)

Tuesday 22 March (Day 2)
9:10-12:30 Experience and Approaches Related to Mitigation: Session 3 - Approaches for Future International Co-operation

Panel discussants: Harald Dovland, Norway; José Goldemberg, Brazil; Jonathan Pershing, World Resources Institute

Introductory presentation – Cédric Philibert
Combining various options for commitments: results from modelling simulations - Patrick Criqui, Lepii -EPE, France

14:00 – 15:45 International Technology Collaboration

Session discussant: Margaret Martin, Canada

Overview of technology issues in UNFCCC context – Christine Zumkeller, UNFCCC
Recent experience to promote technology collaboration. Experience with technology needs assessment development and implementation in Ghana, and in the UNFCCC Expert Group on Technology Transfer – William Agyemang-Bonsu, Ghana
International Technology Collaboration: case studies.
  - Appliance Energy Efficiency, Thomas Guéret, IEA
  - Clean Coal Technology, Cédric Philibert, IEA
  - Wind Power Integration into Electricity Systems, Debra Justus, OECD
  - Summary of International Technology Collaboration and Climate Change and overview of lessons emerging from case studies, Cédric Philibert, IEA