The structured expert dialogue - The 2013-2015 review

The structured expert dialogue - The 2013-2015 review

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In 2012, the COP decided to establish a structured expert dialogue that aims to support the work of a Joint Contact Group of SBSTA and SBI and to ensure the scientific integrity of the review through a focused exchange of views, information and ideas.

Ensuring the scientific integrity of the review, the structured expert dialogue is an appropriate vehicle for open and substantive discussions between Parties on the scientific knowledge and evidence based climate policy formulation. It will consider scientific information relevant to the review through regular scientific workshops and expert meetings and will assist the preparation and consideration of synthesis reports on the review.

The third meeting of the structured expert dialogue on the 2013-2015 review (SED3)

Date: 6-8 June 2014
Venue: Saal Schumann, Maritim Hotel, Bonn, Germany

6 June 15.00-18.00 SED3 - part 1

7 June 10.00-13.00 SED3 - part 2

8 June 10.00-13.00 SED3 - part 3

8 June 15.00-18.00 SED3 - part 4

The goal of SED 3 is to make a contribution to the assessment of the adequacy of the long-term global goal and the overall progress made towards achieving it, to the extent possible, on the basis of the IPCC AR5 WGII and the AR5 WGIII.

pdf-icon Information on the third structured expert dialogue on the 2013-2015 review (146 kB) : Note by the co-facilitators

pdf-icon Agenda (181 kB)

Summary report of SED3

PART 1: Friday, 6 June (15.00 – 18.00 hrs) Webcast
Scene-setting
Chris Field	The overarching findings and new approaches of AR5 WGII that are relevant to both themes of the 2013–2015 review (6286 kB)
Theme 1
Joern Birkmann	Human interference with the climate system in view of a long-term global goal assuming various upper limits of global warming (1642 kB)
Christian Huggel	Observed global impacts and projected key sectoral risk, and potential and opportunities for adaptation (1771 kB)
Penny Urquhart	Observed regional impacts and projected key regional risks, and potential and opportunities for adaption (1338 kB)
Hans-Otto Pörtner	Impacts on the world oceans (3521 kB)

PART 2: Saturday, 7 June (10.00 – 13.00 hrs) Webcast
Theme 2
Lennart Olsson	Links between socioeconomic pathways and climate change risks – views from the poor (2624 kB)
Purnamita Dasgupta	Rural areas and human settlements (937 kB)
Balgis Osman-Elasha	Adaptation options, needs, opportunities and associated costs (2414 kB)
Asunción Lera St. Clare	Climate-resilient pathways: relationship between adaptation, mitigation, and sustainable development (981 kB)

PART 3: Sunday, 8 June (10.00- 13.00 hrs) Webcast
Scene-setting
Ottmar Edenhofer	Overarching presentation on findings and new approaches of AR5 WGIII relevant for the review (6658 kB)
Theme 1
Volker Krey and Detlef van Vuuren	Transformation pathways and limiting warming to specific levels, notably a global mean warming of 2°C or 1.5°C relative to pre-industrial levels (3533 kB)
Joyashree Roy	Sectoral and cross-sectoral mitigation (5291 kB)
Axel Michaelowa	Performance of climate policies and climate finance on the international, regional and national level (1442 kB)

PART 4: Sunday, 8 June (15.00- 18.00 hrs) Webcast
Theme 2
Gabriel Blanco	Trends in stocks and flows of greenhouse gases and their drivers (2088 kB)
Sivan Kartha	Climate mitigation policy and value judgment and ethical and equity concepts in the context of sustainable development (2556 kB)
Luis Gómez-Echeverri	Cross-cutting investment and finance issues with a view to assessing the progress made towards achieving the long-term global goal (1269 kB)