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Managing the regional risks of climate extremes and disasters: learning from the IPCC Special Report
Start: 2012-05-04 09:00
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5th International Conference Community-Based Adaptation to Climate Change
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Three days of field visits to community based adaptation projects in different ecosystems. Three days of interactive discussions on different thematic areas in Dhaka. The conference aims to: Share the latest developments in adaptation planning and practices, priority sectors and measures at different levels and disseminate knowledge among stakeholders and communities.
Strategic Planning Of Climate Change Adaptation
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During recent years, “Climate Change” has been on the top of national as well as international agendas. United Nations have established the Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and the reports of its International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) have provided strong scientific evidence on the causes and impacts of climatic change. The recent COP15 meeting in Copenhagen failed to agree on coherent mitigation action against the dominant GHG emission sources, and it now seems likely that the changes and their impacts will exceed the recommendations of the IPCC.
Democratizing Climate Governance
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Conference DetailsThe Democratizing Climate Governance Conference is hosted by the ANU Centre for Deliberative Democracy & Global Governance, co-sponsored by the ANU Climate Change Institut, and is endorsed by Earth System GovernanceThe purpose of the conference is to examine the challenges that climate change poses considerable to democracy. Further the conference will explore potential avenues for democratizing climate governance.
Climate Change and the Sustainable Management of Water Resources
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Conference Details From 1-7 November 2010, the worldwide scientific online climate conference CLIMATE 2010 takes place for the third time, focusing on "Climate Change and the Sustainable Management of Water Resources". CLIMATE 2010 is being organized in cooperation with UNEP, UNESCO, WMO, IPCC, FAO and other world bodies.
Online Field Courses: Adapting to Climate Change 2
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Adapting to Climate Change 2: Sustainable Implementation. How do you manage a community-centered adaptation project? The importance of community engagement. Developing skill sets for community use in the process. Learning tools: monitoring & evaluation. Community empowerment during project hand-over. Sustainability, follow-up & mentoring. To see a syllabus, learn about course fees and to register please click here. CSDi is announcing a pair of online field courses on community-centered adaptation to climate change.
Online Field Courses: Adapting to Climate Change 1
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Adapting to Climate Change 1: The Community Focus. What is climate change adaptation? What does this mean at the community level? What practical tools are available today for communities to use in adaptation? For practitioners who wish to begin working now at the community level to successfully adapt to the challenges that face us.To see a syllabus, learn about course fees and to register please click here.
Adaptation Academy's Professional development course in climate adaptation
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Objective: Who needs to do what differently in order to tackle the complex challenges posed by climate change? Climate adaptation requires many professionals to develop a new and dynamic combination of knowledge and skills – utilising theoretical, methodological and empirical knowledge from both the natural and social sciences and applying it to foster collaborative learning and support organisational change at various levels.
The Pacific and Caribbean come together to share experiences
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Pacific Islanders working to reduce the risk of natural disasters and combat the effects of climate change in their island nations will meet with their Caribbean counterparts to engage in an exchange of technologies, ideas and expertise. The exchange is part of the South-South project established to strengthen the safety and resilience of both regions in facing common threats based on the similar geography of small islands and is taking place from 10-23 July across four Carribbean countries.
European Summer School on Climate Change Negotiations
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Deadline for applications: February 1st, 2010
2010 International Climate Change Adaptation Conference - Preparing for the Unavoidable Impacts of Climate Change
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Co-hosted by Australia's National Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility and the CSIRO Climate Adaptation Flagship, this conference will be one of the first international forums to focus solely on climate impacts and adaptation. It will bring together scientists and decision makers from developed and developing countries to share research approaches, methods and results.For more information: Event
