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Mexico
City, Mexico
Over 35 participants from Annex I and non-Annex I countries met in Mexico to discuss future policy approaches to international climate change policy. The meeting, the fourth such meeting of CCAP’s Dialogue on Future International Actions to Address Climate Change (FAD), was cosponsored by the Government of Mexico and the Center for Clean Air Policy.
Presentations and discussions focused on: sector-based approaches; transportation emissions, including results from a recent CCAP joint project in Chile; results of the Triptych analysis; results of the South-North Dialogue; update on the Climate Analysis Indicators Tool; economy-wide growth caps for developing countries; climate impacts case studies from Peru and California; adaptation vulnerabilities in the Caribbean; options for addressing tropical deforestation; post-2012 LULUCF options; and the CDM Executive Board.
Presentations
16 November 2004 – Developing Country
Dialogue
 Equity in the Greenhouse: Adaptation, Differentiating Mitigation Commitments and Leadership
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Winkler, Harald; Energy Research Centre (ERC), University of Cape Town, South Africa |
Challenges and Opportunities: Emissions, Impacts, and Responses in Latin America |
Garibalidi, Jose Alberto; Instituto
Energía, Mexico |
Developing Country Economic Analysis of GHG Mitigation Options |
Williams, Eric: Center for Clean Air Policy |
Sector-Based Program in Developing Countries |
Schmidt, Jake; Center for Clean Air Policy |
Mainstreaming Adaptation to Climate Change |
Trotz, Ulrich; Caribbean Planning for Adaptation to Global Climate Change (CCPACC), Barbados |
Transportation, the CDM and Beyond: Draft Recommendations to Circulate at the COP |
Winkelman, Steve; Center for Clean Air Policy |
17 - 19 November 2004 – Joint Dialogue
Equity in the Greenhouse: Differentiation and Mitigation Commitments |
Winkler, Harald; Energy Research Centre (ERC), University of Cape Town, South Africa |
Response to "Equity in the Greenhouse: Differentiation and Mitigation Commitments
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Jauregui, Sergio; Deputy Ministry for the Environment, Bolivia |
Climate Analysis Indicators Tool (CAIT) Version 2.0 |
Baumert, Kevin; World Resources Institute (WRI) |
The Triptych Approach |
Phylipsen, Dian and Höhne, Niklas; ECOFYS |
Sector-Based Program |
Schmidt, Jake; Center for Clean Air Policy |
Response to "Sector-Based Program"
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Jaurequi, Sergio; Deputy Ministry for the Environment, Bolivia |
Assessment of Growth and Dynamic Targets |
Williams, Eric: Center for Clean Air Policy |
Adaptation in Peru: Results and Implications |
Cigarán, María Paz; National Environmental Council, Peru |
Climate Change Impact Scenarios in California under Alternative Emissions Scenarios |
Frumhoff, Peter C.; Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) |
Compensated Reduction of Deforestation |
Moutinho, Paulo; Amazon Institute of Environmental Research (IPAM), Brazil and Schwartzman, Stephen; Environmental Defense |
Possible Role of LULUCFS in Future Regimes |
Clabbers, Bas; Minitsty of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality, The Netherlands |
Response "Possible Role of LULUCF in Future Regimes"
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Ward, Murray; Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, New Zealand |
Transportation, the CDM and Beyond: Lessons from Chile and Ideas for Facing the Long Term |
Winkelman, Steve; Center for Clean Air Policy |
CDM Executive Board: Status of the CDM |
Lu, Xuedu and Sanhueza, Eduardo; CDM Executive Board |
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