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- Virtual participation at the UN Climate Change Conference SB50
- Along with live webcast, UN Climate Change social media channels such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr enable virtual participation in the 2019 UN Climate Change Conference in Bonn (SB50, 17-27 June 2019). See the full list of our social media accounts below. The main Twitter hashtag for the event is #SB50Bonn. Further key hashtags are #ClimateAction and #ClimateAmbition Apps, Platforms and Accounts A UNFCCC Negotiator app collects all the information in one place, including social media and webcast. App for Iphone/Ipad App for Android Full list of our social media accounts Twitter Executive Secretary Patricia Espinosa UN Climate Change in English UN Climate Chang in Spanish UN Climate Chang in German Momentum for Change UN Carbon Mechanisms UN Climate Change In-session documents Facebook UN Climate Change Momentum for Change Adaptation Exchange UN Carbon Mechanisms Mitigation & Transparency Exchange Other Channels UN Climate Change on Instagram UN Climate Change on LinkedIn UN Climate Change on Flickr UN Climate Change on YouTube YouTube Climate Action Studio Channel Momentum for Change on Vimeo Chilean COP25 Presidency Website and Social Media Channels Website COP25 on Twitter COP25 on Facebook COP25 on Instagram COP25 President Carolina Schmidt on Twitter Polish COP24 Presidency Website and Social Media Channels Website COP24 on Twitter COP24 on Facebook Climate Champions Gonzalo Muñoz, Chile Climate Champion for COP25 on Twitter Tomasz Chruszczow, Poland Climate Champion COP24 on Twitter 2019-06-13
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- Information on COP 25, CMP 15, CMA 2
- COP 25 will take place in Parque Bicentenario Cerrillos in Santiago de Chile, Chile from 2 to 13 December with a pre-sessional period from 26 November to 1 December 2019. The President-Designate for the conference is Ms. Carolina Schmidt Zaldivar, Minister of Environment of Chile. The COP 25 High-Level Climate Action Champion is Mr. Gonzalo Muñoz, business entrepreneur and social change-maker. More information can be found on the host country website. Additional information will be made available in due course on the UNFCCC website. For previous messages from the podium click here. 2019-05-29
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- Call for Applications: CTCN Secondment Programme
- The Climate Technology Centre and Network (CTCN) is offering one secondment position and it is currently accepting applications for Fall 2019 (deadline: 30 June 2019). Selected secondees, representing the Centre’s Network, National Designated Entities, Consortium partner, and/or CTCN donor institutions are invited to participate in the work of the CTCN Secretariat in Copenhagen, Denmark for a period of at least 6 months. Please find the Terms of Reference attached. The purpose of the programme is to expand the CTCN’s abilities to respond to developing country needs by utilizing the expertise within its network of partners, to give partner organizations hands-on experience with the work in the global climate community, and to foster inter-regional and inter-cultural exchange and collaboration. A complete application should contain the following three documents: • Completed and signed Personal History Form • Motivation letter (1 page, please follow instructions below) • A copy of your passport Applications need to be submitted via email by your organization’s CTCN contact person to ctcn@un.org. Only applications submitted by the CTCN contact person of your organization will be considered eligible. For more information, please visit https://www.ctc-n.org/capacity-building/ctcn-secondment-programme 2019-05-29
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- New CTCN/UNIDO Call for Proposals: Assessment of the status of the circular economy in Brazil, Chile, Mexico and Uruguay
- The Climate Technology Centre is seeking proposals for implementation of technical assistance in Chile, Brazil, Mexico and Uruguay: Assessment of the current status of the circular economy for developing a roadmap for each requesting country Deadline is the 8th of May, 17:00 Vienna time. Circular economy is an economical and industrial model, regenerative by design, which aims at recovering and re-using the materials that have already been processed, thus protecting natural resources from over exploitation. This is an issue that is particularly sensitive in Latin America. The objective is to keep scarce, valuable resources in circulation for longer periods of time, promoting recycling and avoiding loss of materials. Achieving these objectives requires the inclusion of processes such as reuse, re-design, reutilisation, recycling, remanufacturing and disruptive business models like product-as-service and extended life-cycle. To mitigate this challenge the Governments of Chile, Brazil, Mexico and Uruguay approached the CTCN for a technical assistance. The analysis leading to the final roadmap shall identify key players, stakeholders, private/public initiatives, geographical areas as well as opportunities and barriers. The approach has to incorporate and focus on the climate benefits originating from a circular economy model and identify the advantages that circularity would produce towards the implementation of the National Determined Contributions (NDCs)1 and the achievement of the goals of the Paris Agreement. The work is organized in the following main outputs: • Development of implementation planning and communication documents • Diagnosis of the key stakeholders and current initiatives related to circular economy in each country • Identification of the circular economy value and definition of benefits, weaknesses, opportunities and challenges in each country • Review of international experiences • Mapping of successful cases of application of industry 4.0 which benefit circular economy at international level and adoption of practices at local level taking into account technological development in these countries • Identification of potential projects in circular economy for each participating country prioritizing specific geographical areas. The completed offer must be submitted via the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) e-Procurement portal https://procurement.unido.org. Please refer to documents below for complete terms of reference and bidding information. Please note: In the event that your institution is not yet a CTCN network member, you may bid for implementation of the technical assistance, subject to the condition that you submit your completed application for CTC Network membership before the bid closure and your application is acknowledged by the CTCN. Furthermore, the contract award – should your bid be selected – is conditional to your network membership application having been successfully approved by the Director of CTCN. Should the bidder decide to partner with another institution to deliver the services described in these Terms of Reference, it is expected that the partner institution also joins the CTC Network. Documents: Terms of reference Rfx no.7000003530 CTCN Keyword Matches: Americas, Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Stakeholder consultations, Uruguay 2019-04-12
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- UNIDO Call for Proposals: Construction of a biomass cogeneration plant in Cambodia
- Under the Poznan Strategic Program on technology transfer, with the financial support from the Global Environment Facility (GEF), the United Nations Industrial Organization (UNIDO) has been working to promote investment in technology transfer and climate technology development in Cambodia and Thailand as they move towards low-carbon development. Cambodia is supported by UNIDO through the project “Climate change related technology transfer for Cambodia: Using agricultural residue biomass for sustainable energy solutions”, which aims to develop a dynamic mechanism for sustained transfer of efficient, cost-effective and environmentally friendly energy technologies using agro-residue biomass to replace fossil-fuel powered generators and boilers for power generation and thermal energy applications in manufacturing industries. The project has conducted feasibility studies for the implementation of biomass CHP systems in Cambodian companies. One company is now seeking a contractor to supply biomass CHP equipment and services. Interested applicants are requested to submit the written proposals in English directly to the company by contacting: Mr. Jonathan Lim (jonathan@amrurice.com.kh) at the latest by 30th April 2019 (UTC+7). Any quotations received after this date may not be taken into consideration. Technical specifications Please note that any requests for clarifications, additional information, etc. relating to this request for proposals must be addressed to Mr. Jonathan Lim (jonathan@amrurice.com.kh). All requests should be submitted latest one week before the submission date. Documents: Technical specifications CTCN Keyword Matches: Cambodia, Switch from fossil fuel to biomass 2019-04-09
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- New CTCN/UNIDO Call for Proposals: cost-benefit assessment of mitigation options in rice production in Viet Nam
- The Climate Technology Centre is seeking proposals for implementation of technical assistance in Viet Nam: Cost-benefit Assessment of Mitigation Options in Rice Production: Data compilation, tools and training within the Vietnamese context. Deadline is the 25th of April, 17:00 Vienna time. Rice is a staple crop of Viet Nam with an annual paddy production of 45.10 million metric tons and milled rice production of 29.5 million metric tons in 2015. More than half of the country’s population (64.8%) still lives in rural areas, and more than a third (39.57%) relies on agriculture for employment (ILO, 2018). Rice cultivation is one of the major sources of global GHG emissions from the agriculture sector. There is a lack of data and usable tools for assessing the costs and possible benefits in terms of emission reduction vis-à-vis the potential socio-economic impacts. The technical assistance is requested to enable a wide range of stakeholders — from farming communities to policy makers — to assess costs/ benefits of mitigation options as a mean to prioritize suitable technologies for adoption and define investment portfolios and policies for Viet Nam rice production. The assistance would lead to the development of interactive and dynamic tools to calculate cost and benefits of mitigation actions in rice sector and to identify suitable rice production areas for select climate change mitigation options. The proposed CTCN Assistance would help Viet Nam in undertaking the following activities: Development of tool to conduct cost-benefit assessments for various mitigation options for rice production; Design and development of GIS maps and analysis tool that allows for the assessment of the suitability of climate change mitigation options on select rice production areas in Viet Nam; Development of communication and training materials; The conduct of trainings, dialogue and learning exchange. The completed offer must be submitted via the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) e-Procurement portal https://procurement.unido.org. Please refer to documents below for complete terms of reference and bidding information. Please note: In the event that your institution is not yet a CTCN network member, you may bid for implementation of the technical assistance, subject to the condition that you submit your completed application for CTC Network membership before the bid closure and your application is acknowledged by the CTCN. Furthermore, the contract award – should your bid be selected – is conditional to your network membership application having been successfully approved by the Director of CTCN. Should the bidder decide to partner with another institution to deliver the services described in these Terms of Reference, it is expected that the partner institution also joins the CTC Network. Documents: Terms of Reference Rfx no.7000003504 CTCN Keyword Matches: Climate change monitoring, Rice cultivation, Viet Nam 2019-04-09
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- [9/12~19] Call for participation: Summer school in Denmark on urban resilience
- The summer school will bring together researchers, practitioners, and policymakers, during an intensive eight days course from 12-19 September 2019 in Copenhagen, Denmark. The summer school aims at providing multi-disciplinary knowledge and perspectives on the different global and local challenges in cities of the Global South and the Global North. Through lectures and problem-based workshops using Copenhagen’s real-life experience and challenges as a living laboratory, the participants will also gain necessary skills and knowledge to develop informed policies, strategies, plans and solutions for urban resilience. The Climate Technology Centre and Network will also organize a session during this summer school. Read & download the call for participation here. EXTENDED DEADLINE: 23 June. 2019-06-13
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- [4/8~4/12] NAP Expo
- NAP Expo 2019 The NAP Expo is an annual outreach event organized by the Least Developed Countries Expert Group (LEG) under the UNFCCC, in collaboration with various bodies and organizations, to promote exchange of experiences and foster partnerships between a wide range of actors and stakeholders on how to advance National Adaptation Plans (NAPs). The NAP Expo is conducted as part of the Korea Global Adaptation Week 2019, which comprises the Resilience Frontiers organized by the secretariat, the Adaptation Forum organized by the Adaptation Committee, and a regional Technical Expert Meeting on Adaptation organized by the Green Climate Fund secretariat. This is the sixth global NAP Expo since 2013. It will bring together a diversity of participants from Parties and Non-Party Stakeholders. Objectives The overall objective of the NAP Expo is to raise adaptation ambition by advancing the formulation and implementation of NAPs. Specific objectives include: a. To facilitate the interaction between country NAP teams and providers of support, including the GCF, GEF and AF, as well as bilateral agencies and other relevant organizations, to enhance access to financing for NAPs; b. To create an interactive global forum on NAPs for countries to share experience, best practices and lessons learned; different organizations and bodies to conduct specialized meetings and workshops; and for Parties and non-Party stakeholders to interact, in advancing the formulation and implementation of NAPs; c. To serve as the global platform to advance technical and practical measures towards the production of first NAPs by 2020 and their effective implementation. 2019-04-09
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