Frame Work Convention on Climate Change
Conference of the Parties, Ninth Session, Milan, 1 -
12 December, 2003
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Presentation / Article from Bangladesh
- Structure of DNA and
proposed sustainable development criteria for CDM projects in Bangladesh
(Presentation)
(webcast)
Mohammad Reazuddin, Director (Technical),
Department of Environment (DOE), GoB and A. H. Md. Maqsood Sinha,
Executive Director, Waste Concern
- Adaptation and
Mitigation
(Presentation Not Available
yet) (webcast)
Saleemul Huq, Director, Climate Change Programme,
International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED)
Adaptation and Mitigation are two
possible response options to the problem of human induced climate
change. While Mitigation deals with the reduction of the emissions of
greenhouse gases adaptation deals with coping with the impacts of
human induced climate change. In the last ten years or so of the
UNFCCC negotiations the focus has been almost exclusively on
mitigation (in order to prevent the problem from getting too big) but
in recent years (specially since COP7 in Marrakech and COP8 in Delhi)
the issue of Adaptation as an important response option has been
highlighted (specially by the developing countries-e.g. in the Delhi
Declaration at COP8). The discussion will bring out some of the
aspects of similarities and differences between Adaptation and
Mitigation as response options to the climate change problem.
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Technology needs a human
face: a close look at life in Char Elahi, Bangladesh
(Presentation Not Available
yet) (webcast)
Hasna J. Moudud, President, Coastal Area
Resource Development and Management Association
A case study of people living in
a selected coastal area of Bangladesh and how innovative, timely and
appropriate technology can save human life and coastal marine and
biodiversity.
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Addressing Needs of Developing
Countries: Putting Focus on the Most Vulnerable - ClimeAsia
Newsletter
Ahsan Uddin Ahmed
(Director, BUP Centre for Water and Environment and a Member of the
CAN Adaptation Working Group)
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