This is a continuation of this blog.
Here are some key recommendations that came from yesterday's discussions:
The afternoon of the second day was dedicated to a visit at the University of Nairobi for discussion on “The role of developing countries in climate change adaptation dialogue”. It was also a very good moment for exchanges with the students and networking.
Resume of the day 3:
For the third day of the meeting, discussions were focused on the overview of the IPCC’s mandate and key entry point for influencing the process. The discussions was conducted by the two co-chairs of WG2
Keys mandate of the IPCC presented
Points of Entry presented
The message heard in this pre-scoping meeting in Nairobi (5th – 7th April 2017) is very clear: IPCC wants to move from a 1.0 to a 2.0 version, where its message is more relevant to, applicable to and representative of people’s lives. This will require new voices and stakeholders to play a fundamental role in the AR6 cycle and beyond. The conclusion and recommendation of this meeting will be presented at the IPCC assessment meeting in Addis Ababa in May 2017.
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