Summary

Mary Robinson and other leaders from the public, academic and NGO sectors lead a discussion on emerging institutions and processes for applying equity and human rights to guide the long term vision and decision-making on mitigation, adaptation, REDD, carbon markets and technology transfer.

 

Location

United Nations Climate Change Conference
Copenhagen, Denmark

Event Date

12.15.09

Speakers

Michael K. Dorsey,
Laurel Fletcher,
Tamra Gilbertson,
Larry Lohmann,
Cymie Payne,
Mary Robinson,
Gail Whiteman

 

 

WATCH FULL PROGRAM         41 min 13 sec

01. Introduction

02. Mary Robinson: The Intersection of Climate Change and Human Rights

03. Incorporating Human Rights into Climate Change Solutions

04. The Struggle for Climate Justice

05. Panel Introduction

06. Michael Dorsey: Climate Justice and Accountability

07. Larry Lohmann: The Downsides of REDD

08. REDD and Human Rights

09. The Difficulties of Fixing REDD

10. Tamra Gilbertson: Cap and Trade, REDD, and the Carbon Market

11. Laurel Fletcher: The Negative Effects of Climate Change Policies

12. Gail Whiteman: Involving the Private Sector in Climate Justice

13. Group Discussion Session

14. Discussion Summaries

15. Group 1: Climate Justice

16. Group 2: REDD

17. Group 3: Climate Change Legislation

18. Group 4: The Business Sector

19. Mary Robinson's Closing Comments

 

source: http://fora.tv/2009/12/15/Climate_Justice_Ethics_and_the_Copenhagen_Agenda