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Agenda and Presentations of 18th AP Seminar

Agenda / Presentations

DAY 1: Monday, 2 March 2009

Opening Session
09:00-9:30	*Provisionally Proceeded by the Secretariat before the Introduction of Chairs
	Opening Remarks Opening Address by Mr Masaki Suzuki, Councillor, Minister's Secretariat, Ministry of the Environment , Japan(MOEJ), on behalf of the Ministry of the Environment, Japan and Dept of Climate Change, Australia Welcome Address by Mr. Pham Van Tan, Deputy Director General, Department of International Cooperation, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment(MONRE), Vietnam
	Introduction of Chairpersons
	Remarks by the Chairperson on the Seminar Message by co-chairs by Ms. Amber Cernovs, Second Secretary, Embassy of Australia, Hanoi, AusAID & Mr. Taka Hiraishi, Senior Consultant, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES) Hints for your Active Participation in the Seminar[PDF 229KB] by Mr. Makoto Kato, Administrative Support Team/Conference Secretariat, OECC
09:30-10:10 (including Q&A)	Key Presentation on Low Carbon Societies Model analysis for Low Carbon Society(1)Japan's case[PDF 3.6MB] by Mr. Shuichi Ashina, Postdoctoral Fellow, Climate Policy Assessment Section, Center for Global Environmental Research(CGER), National Institute for Environmental Studies(NIES) Low Carbon Scenario up to 2050 for China[PDF 1.6MB] by Mr. Qiang Liu, Associate Professor, Energy Research Institute(ERI), National Reform and Development Commission(NDRC), China
10:10-10:30 (including Q&A)	Key Presentations on Climate Resilient Societies National Climate Change Adaptation Measures in Korea[PDF 46.3MB] (1/2[PDF 4.7MB], 2/2[PDF 3.5MB]) by Ms. Mun-hee Jung, Deputy Director, Global Environment Division , Ministry of Environment, Republic of Korea
10:30-10:50	Coffee Break
Session 1 Integrated Adaptation Measures based on Scientific Knowledge
10:50-12:30	Chair's Introduction to the Theme of the Session by Chair of the Session[PDF 106KB]
	Key Presentation of Issues Wise Adaptation: An useful approach to address climate change?[PDF 1.1MB] by Mr. Taka Hiraishi, Senior Consultant, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES)
	Key Presentation of Issues Introduction to the Earth Simulator: Supporting Science-based Adaptation in Developing Countries[PDF 2.6MB] by Mr. Hiroki Kondo, Principal Scientist of Global Environment Modeling Research Program, Frontier Research Center for Global Change of Japan (FRCGC), Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC)
	Substantive Discussion
12:30-14:00	Lunch
Session 1 Integrated Adaptation Measures based on Scientific Knowledge (Continued)
14:00-15:00	Key Presentation of Issues Mainstreaming Adaptation Concerns in Development Assistance Operations - a regional development bank case study[PDF 389KB] by Mr. Putu Kamayana, Deputy Country Director , Viet Nam Resident Mission, Asian Development Bank (ADB)
14:00-15:00	Key Presentation of Issues HCMC Climate Change Impact and Adaptation Study: ADB/HCMC PPC[PDF 5.2MB] (1/2[PDF 2.1MB], 2/2[PDF 3.2MB]) by Mr. Jeremy Carew-Reid, Director , International Centre for Environmental Management (ICEM)
15:00-15:15	Coffee Break
15:15-16:45	Key Presentation of Issues Networking for Climate Change: Experiences from Montreal Protocol[PDF 352KB] by Mr. Atul Bagai, Network Coordinator, CAP - Ozon Action Programme, United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific (ROAP)
	Key Presentation of Issues Viet Nam-Climate Change Adaptation: Challenges and Opportunities[PDF 719KB] by Mr. Nguyen Mong Cuong, Climate Change expert, Task Leader , Vulnerability and Adaptation Assessment Under UNEP/GEF/MONRE
	Substantive Discussion
Session 2 Measurable, Reportable, and Verifiable measures and actions (MRV)
16:45-17:40	Chair's Introduction to the Theme of the Session by Chair of the Session[PDF 83KB]
	Key Presentation of Issues Concept of “measurable, reportable and verifiable ” measures and actions: where we are now[PDF 457KB] by Mr. Jigme, Programme Officer, Data Management Unit, Reporting, Data and Analysis (RDA) Programme (UNFCCC)
	Technical Q&A Session and Preliminary Discussion
	Conclusions of Day 1
Reception hosted by Organizers

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DAY 2: Tuesday, 3 March 2009

Session 2 Measurable, Reportable, and Verifiable measures and actions (MRV) (Continued)
08:30-10:50	Key Presentation of Issues Perspectives on MRV[PDF 1.7MB] by Mr. Kotaro Kawamata, Deputy Director, Office of International Strategy on Climate Change Climate Change Policy Division, Global Environment Bureau, the Ministry of the Environment, Japan
	Key Presentation of Issues Perspectives on MRV[PDF 171KB] by Mr. Gao Xiang, Researcher, Energy Research Institute(ERI), National Reform and Development Commission(NDRC), China
	Key Presentation of Issues Indonesia's National Climate Change Action Plan and MRV[PDF 1MB] by Ms. Yulia Suryanti, Head, Sub-Division, Adaptation to Climate Change, Forestry Sector, Ministry of Environment, Indonesia
	Substantive Discussion
10:50-11:00	Coffee Break
Session 3 Greenhouse Gas Inventory
11:00-12:10	Chair's Introduction to the Theme of the Session by Chair of the Session[PDF 106KB]
	Key Presentation of Issues Cambodia: Opportunity and Challenge of Developing National Inventories, and Next Steps[PDF 473KB] by Mr. Chea Chan Thou , Deputy Director , International Conventions and Biodiversity Department, Ministry of Environment , Cambodia
	Key Presentation of Issues Developing the Philippine GHG Inventory: Opportunities, Challenges and Next Steps[PDF 3.1MB] by Ms. Joyceline Adeva Goco, Supervising Environmental Management Specialist, Inter-Agency Committee on Climate Change (IACCC) Secretariat and CDM Secretariat, Environmental Management Bureau, Department of Environment and Natural Resources, Philippines
12:10-13:00	Lunch
Session 3 Greenhouse Gas Inventory (Continued)
13:00-14:00	Key Presentation of Issues Japan's Initiative for Supporting Developing Countries for developing GHG Inventory/GHG Inventory as a key to mitigation actions in a MRV manner[PDF 751KB] by Mr. Kiyoto Tanabe, Researcher, Center for Global Environmental Research (CGER), Greenhouse Gas Inventory Office (GIO), NIES
13:00-14:00	Substantive Discussion
Session 4 Co-benefits Approach
14:00-15:10	Chair's Introduction to the Theme of the Session by Chair of the Session[PDF 88KB]
	Needs and Prospects of Co-benefits in Host Country Needs and Prospects of Co-benefits Activities in Thailand[PDF 1.4MB] by Mr. Chaiwat Muncharoen, Deputy Executive Director , Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization(TGO), Thailand
	Key Presentation of Issues Japan's Policy on the Co-benefits Approach to Climate Change and Development[PDF 826KB] by Mr. Tokuya Wada, Director, Office of International Cooperation, Environment Management Bureau, the Ministry of the Environment, Japan
15:10-15:20	Coffee Break
15:20-17:40	Key Presentation of Issues Co-Benefit Approach in JICA[PDF 1.0MB] by Ms. Akiko Urakami, Office of Climate Change, Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)
	Key Presentation of Issues Financing Co-benefits Projects[PDF 1.5MB] by Mr Putu Kamayana, Deputy Country Director , Viet Nam Resident Mission, Asian Development Bank (ADB)
	Introduction to Support Measures Current Status of CDM and its improvement in future regime: with a focus on Co-benfits[PDF 494KB] by Mr. Keisuke Iyadomi, Researcher, CDM Programme, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES)
	Technical Q&A and Substantive Discussion

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Final Session of the Events Architecture of an Effective Future Regime
17:40-18:00	Wrap-up of Discussion Conclusions of the Seminar

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Agenda and Presentations of 18th AP Seminar

Agenda / Presentations

DAY 1: Monday, 2 March 2009

DAY 2: Tuesday, 3 March 2009