Lorraine:
Perhaps the climate secretariat works differently, but I have been attending various ozone layer negotiations since 1990 and chemical negotiations since 1998 (and helping to write the formal negotiation reports at most of the meetings I have attended since 1993) and those Secretariats rarely make statements, interventions, CRPs (formal proposals) publicly available - and then only when for some reason they get annexed to the official meeting report or Parties agree for some reason to put them on the website. Indeed, officially, CRPs (tabled proposals) are supposed to evaporate after the meetings are over - they either become part of a Decision or they sort of disappear. Also, when I have worked on report writing teams, we usually do not get written copies of all, or even most of the interventions made during plenary - let alone from the contact groups.
Best to all,
David
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Thanks Michael
This gives me the official documents and decisions, but it doesn't include delegation statements, interventions etc that were tabled. It's these latter docs that I am particularly interested in.
Lorraine
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Hi Lorraine,
It’s there – you just have to navigate to “Documents and decisions” and, under “conference”, select the right conference/year, e.g. for COP3/Kyoto:
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Berlin Mandate would have been COP1/Berlin.
All the best,
Michael
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Dear all
I'm struggling to find my way around the UNFCCC website to locate an archive of negotiation documents for the Berlin Mandate and the Kyoto Protocol. I'm particularly interested in whether an archive (still) exists of delegation statements and interventions. The 'filtered search' option on the UNFCCC.int website is not helpful in this regard. Grateful if anyone can assist.
Best
Lorraine
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