Please note: The following schedule was updated 1 Nov. 1999;
it is subject to change at any time and is incomplete
Monday 1 November
10h-17h45 PRESS SEMINAR
10:10 - What the science says -- Luiz Gylvan Meira Filho, Vice-Chairman of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and President of the Brazilian Space Agency
11:00 - Adapting to the expected impacts -- Robert T. Watson, Chairman of the IPCC and Director of the World Bank's Environment Department
12:10 - Reducing greenhouse gas emissions -- Ogunlade R. Davidson, Co-Chairman of IPCC Working Group III and Dean of the Engineering Faculty at the University of Sierra Leone
15:00 - An introduction to the Climate Change Convention and its Kyoto Protocol -- Michael Grubb of the Royal Institute of International Affairs
15:50 - The Kyoto Protocol: Unfinished business -- Raul Estrada-Oyuela, former chairman of the Protocol talks and now visiting professor at Columbia University
17:00 - Tips for press: How to cover the COP -- Michael Williams of the UN Environment Programme and Axel Wuestenhagen of the UN Information Center/Bonn
18:15 - UNFCCC briefing by COP President, SBSTA and SBI Chairs, and Exec.
Secretary
Tuesday 2 November
9h30 - OECD Deputy Secretary-General Moa
10h - IEA Executive Director Robert Priddle
11h - Pacific Island State delegations
12h - WHO: Climate change and health. Dr. Bertolini, Tony McMichael, Andrew Githeko,
Andrew Haines, Paul Epstein.
12h30 - WMO Secretary-General G.O.P. Obasi, UNEP Executive Director Klaus Toepfer, and IPCC Chairman Robert Watson
14h - St. Lucia Director of Environment Bishnu Tulsie
17h30 - EU
18h - US
18:30 - Japan
Wednesday 3 November
11h - Switzerland, Philippe Roch, Secretary of State
11h30 - Convention to Combat Desertification
14h30 - EU
18h - US
18:30 - Japan
Thursday 4 November
12h - German Environment Minister Jurgen Trittin
14h - EU
15h30 - US
Friday 5 November
13h15 - COP President and UNFCCC Executive Secretary
14h - Japan
15h - US