South Centre organized a side event at the UN Climate Change Conference in Bali on 5 December 2007. Almost 70 colleagues attended this event on "Enhancing a development agenda in climate change for developing countries" organized in Room Wind at Grand Hyatt.
The panel of speakers included: Vice Yu, South Centre; Matthew Stilwell, Institute for Governance and Sustainable Development and Scott Stone (IGSD); Martin Khor, Third World Network; Meenakshi Raman, Friends of the Earth-Malaysia; and Sivan Kartha, Stockholm Environment Institute.
The South FACE produced for the Event is available at:
http://www.southcentre.org/southface/South_Face-Bali_Climate_Change-5Dec.doc
IISD Coverage for this event is available at:
http://www.iisdrs.org/2007/12/day-3-at-clim-1.html
(Photo Credit: Earth and News Bulletin, IISD)
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Three key programmes areas of the South Centre are Trade for Development, Innovation and Access to Knowledge, and Global Governance for Development.
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