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CLIMATE-L Digest for Thursday, August 13, 2015.

1. Webinar LEDS LAC: Gestión de residuos para el desarrollo bajo en emisiones/ Waste management for low- emission development
2. WRI Guide: Decoding INDCs
3. DERNIERES PLACES DISPONIBLES - PAGE Formation en-ligne Economie Verte * 14 septembre-06 novembre
4. Application period to the UEF-UNEP Course on Multilateral Environmental Agreements 2015 extended for self-paying participants
5. Reminder: ADMIRE submission deadline 20 August, 2015
6. Grassroots Equity Newsletter Issue 5
7. What should we be doing in Paris? -- Harvard online course in Environmental Ethics explores the answer....




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From: Alejandra Granados <alejandra.granados@consultor.incae.edu>
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Date: Thu, 13 Aug 2015 19:57:13 -0600
Subject: Webinar LEDS LAC: Gestión de residuos para el desarrollo bajo en emisiones/ Waste management for low- emission development

Webinar: Gestión de residuos y LEDS View this email in your browser Webinar LEDS LAC Gestión de residuos para el desarrollo bajo en emisiones: el caso de Colombia para el reciclaje inclusivo Regístrese aquí Fecha: Martes 18 de agosto Hora: 9:00 – 10:30 am CST Revise el cambio de zona horaria de acuerdo con su ubicación: http://bit.ly/1L6L7CV Agenda Introducción. María José Gutiérrez Murray. Secretaría LEDS LAC, INCAE Business School.   Alianza para el reciclaje inclusivo: espacio público-privado de participación y construcción colectiva. Andrea Maldonado. Consultora EC-LEDS para el Viceministerio de agua y Saneamiento Básico. Experiencias del sector privado en la Alianza para el reciclaje inclusivo. Julieta Ruiz. Directora ejecutiva de Cempre. Sobre el webinar El 22 de abril de 2014, se firmó la "Alianza para el reciclaje inclusivo" como una iniciativa del Gobierno Nacional, liderada por el Ministerio de Vivienda, Ciudad y Territorio; con el objetivo de promover la formalización y fortalecimiento de los recicladores de oficio a nivel nacional como una estrategia para el desarrollo social, técnico y económico del aprovechamiento de residuos sólidos; así como para impulsar la formulación de una política pública de largo plazo.   En este webinar conoceremos sobre "Alianza para el reciclaje inclusivo" y se mostrará un ejemplo de participación público privada en la construcción de estrategias y políticas públicas en un marco de políticas de inclusión social, desarrollo sostenible y bajo en emisiones para fortalecer el reciclaje inclusivo.  El webinar se llevará a cabo en español. Para más información sobre las expositoras haga clic aquí. Si tiene alguna consulta puede escribir a la Plataforma LEDS LAC: info@ledslac.org. Unase a la Plataforma LEDS LAC Tenga acceso a servicios de asistencia remotos, herramientas, buenas prácticas, entrenamiento, noticias y eventos, y comunidades de práctica relacionados con LEDS. Waste management for low- emission development: the case of Colombia for inclusive recycling Register here Date: Tuesday, August 18th Time: 9:00 - 10:30 a.m. CST Check the change of time zone according to your location: http://bit.ly/1L6L7CV   Agenda Introduction. María José Gutiérrez Murray.  LEDS LAC Secretariat, INCAE Business School.   Alliance for Inclusive recycling: public-private space for participation and collective construction. Andrea Maldonado. EC-LEDS consultant to the Vice Ministry of Water and Sanitation.   Private sector experiences in the Alliance for inclusive recycling. Julieta Ruiz. Executive Director, Cempre.   About the webinar On April 22nd, 2014, the "Alliance for Inclusive Recycling" was signed as an initiative of the National Government, led by the Ministry of Housing, City and Territory; with the aim of promoting the formalization and strengthening of trade recyclers nationwide as a strategy for social, technical and economic development of the use of solid waste; and to promote the formulation of a long-term public policy.   In this webinar we will know about the "Alliance for Inclusive Recycling" and show an example of a public-private partnership in the construction of strategies and public policies within a framework of social inclusion policies, sustainable and low emission development to strengthen the inclusive recycling.   The webinar will be held in Spanish. For information about the speakers, click here. If you have any questions, please contact LEDS LAC Platform: info@ledslac.org. Become a member of LEDS LAC Platform Have access to remote technical assistance services, tools, best practices, training, news and events, and communities of practices on LEDS related topics. Copyright © 2015 Plataforma LEDS LAC, All rights reserved.

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Date: Fri, 14 Aug 2015 03:30:38 +0000
Subject: WRI Guide: Decoding INDCs

Dear Colleague,

 

The attached guide from the World Resources Institute, Decoding INDCs, offers a short framework to aide understanding of key elements of the Intended Nationally Determined Contributions (INDCs) that countries are putting forward in the lead-up to the Paris negotiations. Organized around six key questions to ask about each country's INDC, this resource provides guidance for understanding the strengths and weaknesses of proposed country contributions. 

 

You may also be interested in additional WRI resources, tools and research to support decision-makers, media and other stakeholders in better understanding the INDCs and the 2015 climate agreement.

 

We hope that Decoding INDCs serves as a valuable resource in understanding INDCs as we approach the Paris negotiations this December.

 

Best regards,

Taryn Fransen
Director, Open Climate Network
World Resources Institute
10 G Street, NE, Suite 800
Washington DC, 20002 USA
WRI.org

tfransen@wri.org | +1 202.729.7790
Skype: taryn.fransen | Twitter: @tarynfransen

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Date: Fri, 14 Aug 2015 09:24:21 +0200
Subject: DERNIERES PLACES DISPONIBLES - PAGE Formation en-ligne Economie Verte * 14 septembre-06 novembre

Chers CLIMATE-L Readers,

 

Vous êtes un acteur clé du développement durable et de la coopération internationale; l'Institut des Nations Unies pour la formation et la recherche (UNITAR) a donc le plaisir de vous informer du lancement d'une formation en ligne sur l'économie verte (en langue française) qui débutera en septembre prochain.

http://www.unitar.org/sites/default/files/uploads/course-announcements/green-economy_0.html

 

Pour de plus amples informations sur la méthodologie du cours, la structure, les modes d'inscriptions et les possibilités de bourses, veuillez consulter l'annonce du cours ci-dessous.

N'hésitez pas à relayer cette information autour de vous.

 

L'équipe "Gouvernance environnementale" de UNITAR se tient à votre disposition afin de vous fournir toute information dont vous auriez besoin,

 

Cordialement,

 

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Dear CLIMATE-L Readers,

 

As you are a key player in sustainable development and cooperation, the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) wishes to inform you of the launch of an e-learning training session on Green Economy (in French) which will begin next September.

http://www.unitar.org/sites/default/files/uploads/course-announcements/green-economy_0.html

 

For further information on the course methodology, structure, registration and fellowship opportunities, please consult the course announcement below.

Do not hesitate to disseminate this information around you.

 

The "Environmental Governance" team of UNITAR remains at your disposal should you need any additional information,

 

Best Regards,

 

 

 

UNITAR E-LEARNING TEAM

Environmental Governance Programme

 

United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR)

Palais des Nations, CH-1211 Geneva 10, Switzerland

Tel: +41 22 917 8776

delphine.clement@unitar.org | www.unitar.org

 

 

 

 

 

 

                                                                                                            

 

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From: Outi Manninen <outi.manninen@uef.fi>
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Date: Fri, 14 Aug 2015 08:23:48 +0000
Subject: Application period to the UEF-UNEP Course on Multilateral Environmental Agreements 2015 extended for self-paying participants

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The University of Eastern Finland (UEF) and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) are jointly organizing a high profile two-week course on international environmental law-making and diplomacy. The course will take place in Shanghai, China, from 1 to 12 November 2015.

The course will be organized in co-operation with the Law School of the Fudan University and the UNEP-Tongji University Institute of Environment for Sustainable Development. Organized since 2004, the UEF-UNEP course on Multilateral Environmental agreements seeks to transfer past experience in the field of international environmental law-making and diplomacy to current and future negotiators of multilateral environmental agreements. The course also provides a forum to foster North-South cooperation and to take stock of developments related to MEA negotiations and implementation.

 

Course Programme

The 2015 course focuses on climate change.

Lectures will be given by experienced hands-on diplomats, government officials, international civil servants and members of the academia.

Confirmed speakers include Prof. Daniel Bodansky, Arizona State University, Elizabeth Mrema, Jian Liu and Sylvia Bankobeza from UNEP, Dr Harro van Asselt, Stockholm Environment Institute, as well as Prof. Kati Kulovesi and Dr Yulia Yamineva from the UEF Law School's Centre for Climate, Energy and Environmental Law.

The course will cover a broad range of topics related to climate change and multilateral environmental agreements, from climate change mitigation and adaptation to climate finance and technology. A special emphasis will be given to the ongoing negotiations under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change for a new climate agreement.

The course will also cover general issues relating to international environmental law-making and diplomacy will be dealt with. Interactive teaching methods will be used, including a two-day climate negotiation simulation and other negotiating exercises.

A more detailed draft programme can be found on the course website www.uef.fi/unep

Eligibility and Applications

The  course is intended for experienced government officials engaged in international environmental negotiations. Other stakeholders, such as representatives of the academia, non-governmental organizations and the private sector, are also eligible to apply.

The deadline for applications is 14 August 2015. The application deadline for self-paying participants​ however remains open until further notice. The online application form and further information is available at: http://www.uef.fi/en/unep/application

Approximately 30 participants will be admitted, with balanced distribution of participants from the North and South, also taking into account gender balance. Participants having successfully completed the course will be awarded a Diploma.

 

Course Fee and Fellowships

The course fee is €1000. Participants are expected to cover their travel, accommodation and other expenses.

Candidates from developing countries and from countries with economies in transition may apply for a full or partial fellowship. Applications with request for fellowship are accepted until the deadline of 14 August. Any applications with request for a fellowship submitted later than this are not considered.

Funding for the course is provided by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland, Finnish Ministry of the Environment and UNEP. 

Further information

Course website:

http://www.uef.fi/unep or 

http://www.unep.org/training 

Facebook: 

https://www.facebook.com/UefUnepCourse

E-mail:

mea-course@uef.fi or delc@unep.org

Mail:

UEF Law School / Outi Manninen

PO. Box 111,  FI 80101 Joensuu, Finland 

Feel free to pass this information!

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From: Mette Annelie Rasmussen <meta@dtu.dk>
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Date: Fri, 14 Aug 2015 06:02:19 -0500
Subject: Reminder: ADMIRE submission deadline 20 August, 2015
Dear Climate-L Readers,

The ADMIRE (Adaptation and Mitigation Readiness) project, which aims to incentivize private sector engagement in climate change mitigation and adaptation, is still accepting submissions for the 3rd call.

Submission deadline is August 20th.

The ADMIRE project is looking for ideas that can be developed into finance-ready, nationally appropriate adaptation and mitigation actions. The project will provide technical assistance to proponents to develop these project ideas into fully-fledged Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs) and actions to support the National Adaptation Plan (NAP) process. Applications may be submitted by any legal entity - company, public institution, NGO or individual.

Please circulate in your networks. For more information on the ADMIRE project and how to apply, kindly visit our website www.admireproject.org

To directly access the online form, kindly visit http://admireapplication.org/content/admire

Best regards,
Mette



Mette Annelie Rasmussen
Special Advisor, Communication & Outreach
UNEP DTU Partnership (UDP)
UN City Marmorvej 51
2100 Copenhagen Ø, Denmark
Email: meta@dtu.dk
Direct +45 4533 5304
Mobile: +45 21798883
www.unepdtu.org

UNEP DTU Partnership (formerly UNEP Risø Centre) is a UNEP Collaborating Centre and a leading international research and advisory institution on energy, climate and sustainable development.



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Date: Fri, 14 Aug 2015 18:48:18 +0700
Subject: Grassroots Equity Newsletter Issue 5

Dear CLIMATE-L readers,

 

Learn more about how the USAID-funded Grassroots Equity and Enhanced Networks in the Mekong (GREEN Mekong) program is working to improve capacities of policymakers and stakeholders in the Lower Mekong region to promote equity in forest-based climate change mitigation policy and practice.

 

The fifth edition of the Grassroots Equity e-Newsletter features stories on:

 

1. An impact story from GREEN Mekong's regional learning group (RLG) approach for building capacity in forest management

http://www.recoftc.org/project/green-mekong/article/regional-learning-groups-continuing-strengthen-engagement-forest-communities

2. A closer look at the RLGs through a video covering workshop highlights throughout the Lower Mekong Region

http://www.recoftc.org/project/green-mekong/videos/green-mekong-regional-learning-group

3. Coverage of GREEN Mekong's CSO training activities in Bangkok 

http://www.recoftc.org/project/green-mekong/article/representatives-csos-meet-bangkok-hone-their-facilitation-skills-ensure-equity-forestry 

4. Updates from the GREEN Mekong Challenge Fund, following CSO activities in Myanmar and Lao PDR

http://www.recoftc.org/project/green-mekong/article/latest-news-green-mekong-challenge-fund

The Full PDF version with additional resources on equity is also available while the browser version is below

http://www.recoftc.org/project/green-mekong/newsletter/grassroots-equity-newsletter-issue-5

For more details on GREEN Mekong's capacity building and project preparation initiatives, please email: green.mekong@recoftc.org 

 

Kind regards,

Mr. Skyler Wiet
Communications Officer
Grassroots Equity and Enhanced Networks in the Mekong (GREEN Mekong)

RECOFTC – The Center for People and Forests 

P.O. Box 1111, Kasetsart Post Office, Bangkok 10903 Thailand
Tel: +66 (0)2 940 5700 Ext. 3241   Fax: +66 (0)2 561 4880
Email: skyler@recoftc.org
Website: www.recoftc.org/project/green-mekong
Facebook: www.facebook.com/RECOFTC
Twitter: www.twitter.com/RECOFTC
YouTube: www.youtube.com/peopleandforests

This newsletter is produced by the USAID-funded GREEN Mekong Program, implemented by RECOFTC – The Center for People and Forests. View this email in your browser View PDF version here IN THIS ISSUE Regional Learning Group: an approach with an impact  A look up close with the RLG Updates from GREEN Mekong Challenge Fund Representatives from CSOs meet in Bangkok to hone their facilitation skills Resources on equity The gender lens  Regional learning group (RLG): an approach with an impact "I can't imagine Lao without forests. On a daily basis, I see how forest communities depend on them to feed their families and support their livelihoods. The whole country – even the region – benefits from and relies on their long-term health." This is how Mr. Bounchanh Lattanavongkot, Deputy Director, Luang Prabang Provincial Forestry Section, Lao PDR, describes the importance of protecting forests in the Greater Mekong, and he is correct. Without forests, millions would lose access to food and the natural chain would break down... Read more A resource person presents local equity issues to RLG members in Siem Reap, Cambodia A look up close with the RLG Recently, GREEN Mekong put together a compilation covering the Regional Learning Group (RLG) activities in the Mekong region. This video captures our approach to prioritize the development of provincial and local forestry officials' capacities with an aim to strategically improve social equity in forest governance. With an attempt to close the gap between communities and the government, provincial and local forest officials of the Lower Mekong countries have been trained and supported to improve and implement more equitable approaches in forest governance policies and practice. Click here to read more about recent RLG activities or click the video above to see the RLG at work.   Representatives from CSOs meet in Bangkok to hone their facilitation skills  As part of GREEN Mekong's 2-year engagement and capacity development plan for local civil society organizations (CSOs) throughout the Lower Mekong region, USAID and RECOFTC brought representatives from 20 organizations to Bangkok for the third training workshop on March 23-27, 2015. The representatives of GREEN Mekong's CSO partners, who work with forest communities in the Lower Mekong region, are going through a series of training workshops to enhance their roles as grassroots facilitators themselves...  Read more Civil society organization participants use technology to improve their facilitation skills at a workshop in Bangkok, Thailand A provincial forestry female official participating in LBA's equity training in Lao PDR Updates from the GREEN Mekong Challenge Fund The GREEN Mekong Challenge Fund (GMCF) has continued producing successful results across the Mekong region, including in Myanmar and Lao PDR, where two GMCF recipients, Metta Development Foundation (METTA) and Lao Biodiversity Association (LBA), respectively, are making strides at the grassroots level. The GMCF was originally conceptualized to support CSO participants in implementing the action plans produced during the launching training workshop; it has since shown its full capability, both allowing creativity and innovation among recipient organizations and providing opportunities for the CSOs to put their equity training to use... Read more   Due to deforestation, farmers who are near the natural mangrove forest are directly harmed more than others, although in the current situation, they also cut the mangrove forest; they need to be engaged and also to contribute to the natural mangrove resource management mechanism. -Daw Kyi Thaung, Kyaut Ngu village Participant in Metta Development Foundation's GMCF project The gender lens Case studies from around the globe show that gender-responsive participatory research is the way to go  Bioversity International's Gender Research Fellows discuss their successes in using participatory research tools and processes in different research projects in Burkina Faso, Cameroon, India and Malaysia. Read more at http://www.bioversityinternational.org/news/detail/ case-studies-from-around-the-globe-show-that-gender-responsiveparticipatory-research-is-the-way-to-go/ Mainstreaming gender into forest policies in Asia and the Pacific   This report focuses on how gender perspectives are being integrated in the forest policies of eight countries in Asia-Pacific (Nepal, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Fiji, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand and Viet Nam). It is accompanied by a series of policy briefs that highlight challenges for women and outline recommendations to promote gender mainstreaming in forestry. Available at http://www.recoftc.org/reports/mainstreaming-genderforest-policies-asia-and-pacific Resources on equity This section highlights key resources on equity in forest management and climate change contexts.  Infographic: Social Forestry and Climate Change in ASEAN RECOFTC' s report 'The current status of social forestry in climate change adaptation and mitigation in the ASEAN Region' offers insights on national forestry data and information on forest cover and areas managed by local people for eight ASEAN Countries (Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand and Viet Nam. This infographic provides a snapshot of what is presented in the report. Available here Capacity development: coming into the spotlight in a new climate era?  In June, at SBSTA 42 in Bonn, Germany, RECOFTC's Regan Suzuki Pairojmahakij delivered a talk on capacity building for equity in forest governance and implications for policy. Largely inspired by GREEN Mekong's findings and results to date, she began by explaining how equity is not "one-size-fits-all", but rather depends on national context, language, priorities and needs. She went on to elaborate that for REDD+ to be sustainable, ensuring equity is critical, and that capacity building is a key strategy if to achieve equitable and effective climate change responses. Regan's blog post covering the importance of capacity development for equitable responses to climate change is available here.    Making the case study for equity: Perceived justice versus social equity in benefit distribution systems under REDD+ Sharing new resources on equity is an important part of GREEN Mekong's mission, bringing attention to knowledge products that form the basis of GREEN Mekong's work. This paper reviews possible mechanisms within a national REDD+ program, and depending on whether deforestation is being carried out mainly by richer or by poorer communities and farmers, the different outcomes in terms of social equity in REDD+. It also shows that the mechanism mostly likely to be perceived by participants as being equitable is not necessarily the same as that which appears to optimize social equity. Available here About the GREEN Mekong Program This newsletter is produced by the Grassroots Equity and Enhanced Networks in the Mekong Program (GREEN Mekong), which aims to improve capacities of policy-makers and grassroots stakeholders in the Lower Mekong region to promote equity in forest-based climate change mitigation policy and practice. The program is based on the fact that many failures in forest protection have occurred because local people's needs, aspirations, knowledge and participation were not considered during decision-making processes. In the Lower Mekong region, where millions of people remain highly dependent on forest resources, policies and strategies developed to protect forests, reduce carbon emissions and mitigate climate change will only succeed if actively involving local communities. The GREEN Mekong Program is funded by the United States Agency for International Development's (USAID) Regional Development Mission for Asia (RDMA) and implemented by RECOFTC – The Center for People and Forests.   A provincial forestry female official participating in LBA's equity training in Lao PDR Updates from the GREEN Mekong Challenge Fund The GREEN Mekong Challenge Fund (GMCF) has continued producing successful results across the Mekong region, including in Myanmar and Lao PDR, where two GMCF recipients, Metta Development Foundation (METTA) and Lao Biodiversity Association (LBA), respectively, are making strides at the grassroots level. The GMCF was originally conceptualized to support CSO participants in implementing the action plans produced during the launching training workshop; it has since shown its full capability, both allowing creativity and innovation among recipient organizations and providing opportunities for the CSOs to put their equity training to use... Read more   Resources on equity This section highlights key resources on equity in forest management and climate change contexts.  Infographic: Social Forestry and Climate Change in ASEAN RECOFTC' s report 'The current status of social forestry in climate change adaptation and mitigation in the ASEAN Region' offers insights on national forestry data and information on forest cover and areas managed by local people for eight ASEAN Countries (Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand and Viet Nam. This infographic provides a snapshot of what is presented in the report. Available here Capacity development: coming into the spotlight in a new climate era?  In June, at SBSTA 42 in Bonn, Germany, RECOFTC's Regan Suzuki Pairojmahakij delivered a talk on capacity building for equity in forest governance and implications for policy. Largely inspired by GREEN Mekong's findings and results to date, she began by explaining how equity is not "one-size-fits-all", but rather depends on national context, language, priorities and needs. She went on to elaborate that for REDD+ to be sustainable, ensuring equity is critical, and that capacity building is a key strategy if to achieve equitable and effective climate change responses. Regan's blog post covering the importance of capacity development for equitable responses to climate change is available here.    Making the case study for equity: Perceived justice versus social equity in benefit distribution systems under REDD+ Sharing new resources on equity is an important part of GREEN Mekong's mission, bringing attention to knowledge products that form the basis of GREEN Mekong's work. This paper reviews possible mechanisms within a national REDD+ program, and depending on whether deforestation is being carried out mainly by richer or by poorer communities and farmers, the different outcomes in terms of social equity in REDD+. It also shows that the mechanism mostly likely to be perceived by participants as being equitable is not necessarily the same as that which appears to optimize social equity. Available here Copyright © 2015 RECOFTC - The Center for People and Forests This newsletter is published by: The GREEN Mekong program, RECOFTC – The Center for People and Forests P.O. Box 1111, Kasetsart Post Office Bangkok 10903, Thailand green.mekong@recoftc.org www.recoftc.org/site/about-green-mekong We invite you to share your feedback or contribute to the newsletter on your work on equity. Email us atgreen.mekong@recoftc.org To subscribe to this newsletter, email green.mekong@recoftc.org Share Tweet Forward to Friend Share

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