Video loop shown during Bonn Climate Change Conference June 2014 - part 1
June 11, 2014
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as posted by the channelThe collection of videos below is being shown during the Bonn Climate Change Conference 4-15 June 2014. Videos were submitted by United Nations organizations a well as Parties and Observers to the International Climate Change process under the UNFCCC. Submitters were invited to send videos on the topics: Cities and Subnational Authorities in relation to adaptation and mitigation and opportunities for action on urban environment and land use.
Playlist:
UNEP - Kenya's Mau Forest - More than trees
UNEP - Move ahead
C 40 - About C40
World Bank - Thailand - Ideas for a Greener Chiang Mai
UNFCCC/CDM - Gorai CDM project
UNFCCC/CDM - Bogota, Colombia - TransMilenio Phase II to IV
UNFCCC/CDM - Kuyasa low cost urban housing energy upgrade project
FAO - Adaptation to Climate Change through land and water management
FAO - Makiko Taguchi - Agricultural Officer
CIFOR - Uniting Climate Change adaptation and mitigation in the Congo Basin
UNEP - Branching out for a green economy, by Sir David Attenborough
ICLEI - Urban LEDs
UNFCCC/Momentum for Change - ECOCASA Mexico
UNFCCC/Momentum for Change - 1 million Women, Australia
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