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Press Release, 10 December 2009
Indonesian Civil Society Forum for Climate Justice - www.csoforum.net (Copenhagen, 101209) Once again the Indonesian delegates appeared unprepared during the SBSTA meeting (8/12) to carry the mandate to save Indonesian people and forests from the negative impacts of climate change. They said, government of Indonesia welcomes any kind of funding for capacity building, technology transfer, as well as the reliable, predictable, and steady financing through REDD (1). This opportunistic gesture in effect opens the gate for more irresponsible funding schemes which likely to endorse more deforestation and human rights violations for forest dwellers and forest dependent people.
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Source : www.twnside.org.sg
Copenhagen, 9 December 2009 (Meena Raman)-- A major issue that has grabbed the attention of delegations, civil society and media alike at the Copenhagen Climate Conference has been news of a leaked draft document called the “The Copenhagen Agreement” for adoption by the Conference of Parties at its conclusion, as Parties were engaged in negotiations in the various processes under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Kyoto Protocol. |
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Open Letter to the Danish Presidency as Host of the UN Climate Change
Conference in Copenhagen, December 2009
We, the undersigned civil society groups, express our concern over the actions of the Danish government in its role as President of the UNFCCC Conference of Parties.
The historic Copenhagen Climate Conference has yet to begin and a lengthening list of concerns is being raised by governments and by members of civil society: |
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