Co-organised by the OECD and the IEA - 19-20 March 2012, International Energy Agency, Paris
This CCXG Global Forum (Agenda and List of Participants) brought together representatives from a wide range of countries and organisations to discuss issues relating to the new UNFCCC market mechanism and tracking climate finance. There were over 160 participants representing 50 different countries and organisations, including representatives from non-member developing countries, non-governmental organisations, the UNFCCC Secretariat, business, industry and research institutes. In addition to plenary discussions on the current status of the international climate change negotiations and the design and governance of the new market mechanism, the seminar featured breakout groups on the topics of (i) tracking private sector and recipient climate finance flows; (ii) definitional questions relating to MRV of climate finance; (iii) setting crediting baselines for market mechanisms; and (iv) setting national baselines. The presentations made by speakers are available below.
Day 1
Welcoming Remarks |
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1. Opening Plenary: |
Taking Stock of the COP 17 Outcome and Planning for COP 18
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2. Plenary session: |
General Principles for the Design and Governance of a New Market Mechanism under the UNFCCC
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Day 2
3a. Breakout group PART I |
MRV of Finance: Tracking Private Sector and Recipient Flows |
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Co-facilitators |
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Speakers |
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3a. Breakout group PART II |
MRV of Finance: Definitional Questions |
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Speakers: |
Session summary (parts I and II) |
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3b. Breakout group PART I |
Baselines: Setting Crediting Baselines for Market Mechanisms |
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Co-facilitators |
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Speakers |
Session summary |
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3b. Breakout group PART II |
Baselines: Setting Baselines for National Planning |
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3b Session summary |
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4. Closing Plenary |
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* The CCXG Secretariat would like to thank the EC for funding for this event, as well as Australia, EC, Finland, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, UK and US for their direct funding of the CCXG in 2011/12. The CCXG Secretariat gratefully acknowledges in-kind support from the UK, Denmark, OECD and IEA.
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