Evaluating the endgame roles played by key countries [+]
December 9, 2010
[On demand webcast available] [+]
NEWS
December 9, 2010
World NGO Leaders call on Ministers to deliver climate agreement
Heads of WWF, Greenpeace, Oxfam, and CAN call out blocking countries
[On demand webcast available]
[Cancún, Mexico] The leaders of four international environment and development organizations here at the climate talks in Cancún urged Ministers to produce a strong and meaningful climate agreement and called out individual countries for blocking progress in the climate talks under way here.
An on-demand webcast of the panel is available now at: [+]
December 9, 2010
[Cancún, Mexico] The leaders of four international environment and
development organizations have traveled to Cancún to call upon Ministers to
produce a strong and meaningful climate agreement in talks underway here
hosted by the UNFCCC. [+]
Negotiations Briefing Update: Cancún Climate Talks [+]
Negotiations Briefing Update: Cancún Climate Talks
Assessing progress on the Kyoto Protocol, the Climate Fund, and MRV
[Cancún, Mexico] Climate Action Network will host a media briefing to assess progress in the UNFCCC climate negotiations underway in Cancún, Mexico, on Tuesday, December 7, at 10:30 AM local (16:30 GMT), in Room Luna of the Azteca building of the Moon Palace.
NGO experts on the panel will include Alden Meyer, Union of Concerned Scientists; Ailun Yang, Greenpeace China; and Raman Mehta, Climate Action Network South Asia.
What: Briefing update on the UNFCCC climate negotiations in Cancún [+]
Negotiations Assessment: Cancun Climate Talks
Midpoint media briefing
[Cancún, Mexico] Climate Action Network will host a media briefing to assess progress at the midpoint of the UNFCCC climate negotiations underway in Cancún, Mexico, on Monday, December 6, at 10:00 AM local (16:00 GMT), Room Luna of the Azteca building in the Moon Palace.
NGO experts on the panel include Wendel Trio, Greenpeace International; Tim Gore, Oxfam International; and Tara Rao, WWF International. [+]
The Leadership Development Program (LDP) is one of CAN’s cornerstone programs that aims to strengthen its national and regional nodes and build professional leadership within the network....
