Experts taking part in side event, workshops, conferences, and online updates: CMCC participates to UN Climate Conference, COP22 in Marrakech.
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“The opportunities of climate change at high latitudes: Italy-Russia cooperation” – Side event
Italian Pavilion, Marrakech, Morocco – November 15, 2016 – h. 10.30 a.m.
Climate change impacts in boreal regions may have both negative and positive aspects. Organized by CMCC, the workshop highlights the current scientific knowledge and possible green economy development arising from adaptation and mitigation measures. Examples of cooperation between Italian and Russian scientific centers will be presented by:
Antonio Navarra, Fondazione Centro Euro-Mediterraneo sui Cambiamenti Climatici, Italy // Alexey Vitalievich Kavokin, Saint Petersburg State University, Russia // Giovanni Tordi, Officinæ Verdi, Italy // Ivan Vasenev, Russian State Agrarian University, Russia // Olga Nesterova, Far Eastern Federal University, Russia // Donatella Spano, Fondazione Centro Euro-Mediterraneo sui Cambiamenti Climatici / University of Sassari / Regional Minister for the Environment Protection – Sardinia, Italy
Chairman: Riccardo Valentini, Fondazione Centro Euro-Mediterraneo sui Cambiamenti Climatici, Italy – Far Eastern Federal University, Russia
Welcomes from Gian Luca Galletti, Minister, Italian Ministry for the Environment, Land and Sea
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“Long term strategies: How to achieve long-term transitions towards full decarbonisation – Key issues to implement the Paris agreement” – Side eventEU pavilion, Room Bratislava – November 11, 2016 – h. 3.00 p.m. – 5.30 p.m.
Side event organized by the International Research Network for Low Carbon Societies (LCS-RNet)
Among the speakers: Antonio Navarra – President CMCC Foundation
The international debate has shifted to the question of how to achieve low carbon societies. Especially the success of the Paris agreement opened up the gate to a path for transition towards complete decarbonisation involving society as a whole. On the way to a successful completion of this global task, the work and knowledge of the LCS-RNet become even more important.
Therefore, the challenge to promote more concrete and practical actions for long term target achievement has been taken up at this year’s Annual Meeting which addressed the topic “How to achieve long-term transitions towards full decarbonisation?” Its four sub themes reflect the key issues in this regard: a) to tackle any future anticipated non-linearities and disruptive interferences with decarbonisation policies, b) to match strategies for economic and wealth development with the global investment programme of energy transition, climate mitigation and adaptation, c) to align these strategies with the overall sustainable development goals and d) the increasingly important role science has to play in providing well-founded solutions and sound strategies for action. – READ MORE
“Improving climate change reporting in the Mediterranean: Science – Media interface” – Side event
Mogador Menzah Appart Hotel, Marrakesh, Morocco – November 11 / 13, 2016
A conference organized in the context of the “Second meeting of environmental journalists from news agencies in the Mediterranean”.
Among the speakers: Antonio Navarra – President CMCC Foundation
“Governing climate change: a centre of excellence in Egypt” – Side event
EU Pavilion – November 14, 2016
Among the speakers: Antonio Navarra – President CMCC Foundation – READ MORE
Panelists will present and discuss the impact of climate change on Egypt including the extreme weather events, current challenges and future needs. Accordingly, they will discuss the outcomes of the feasibility study for the establishment of proposed CoE for Climate Change in Egypt, highlighting its mandate, governance, implementation modalities and sustainability. The CoE is proposed in recognition of the need for a better circulation and sharing of data, information, tools between the technical and academic institutions to support decision making processes in the area of climate change with appropriate analysis and evaluation. – READ MORE
Live from Marrakech with Italian Climate Network
Nov. 15, h. 6.00 pm
Organized by the Italian Climate network, this event hosts a debate among Italian experts and the Director of the Italian Ministry for the Environment, Land and Sea on the main topics of the climate negotiations going on at Cop22.
Among the speakers: Riccardo Valentini – CMCC Foundation – READ MORE