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The structured expert dialogue - The 2013-2015 review
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In 2012, the COP decided to establish a structured expert dialogue (SED) 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 SED 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.
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Previous meetings of the structured expert dialogue on the 2013-2015 review:
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First meeting of the structured
expert dialogue (SED1)
Second meeting of the
structured expert dialogue (SED2)
Third meeting of the
structured expert dialogue (SED3)
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The fourth session of the structured expert dialogue on the 2013-2015 review
(SED4)
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Second meeting of the fourth session of the structured expert dialogue on the 2013-2015
review (SED 4–2)
Date: 8-9 February 2015
Venue: Palais des Nations, Building A,
Meeting room XII, Geneva, Switzerland
Sunday, 8 February 2015 :
Part 3 (15:00 - 18:00 hrs): Information from UN Agencies and international organizations and
from processes under the Convention
Monday, 9 February 2015 :
Part 4 (10:00 - 13:00 hrs): Regional and emerging information
Part 4 (15:00 - 16:30 hrs): Regional and emerging information
The goal of SED 4-2 is to complete its work by addressing, in a balanced manner, all remaining inputs
to the 2013-2015 review. It will focus on non-Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
information sources identified in decision 2/CP.17, paragraph 161 (b-d). Pursuant to decision
1/CP.18, paragraphs 84, 86(b), and 89, the meeting will also address information that has been
published after the cut off dates of the Fifth Assessment Report (AR5) and identify information
gaps.
 Information on the second meeting of the fourth structured expert dialogue on the 2013-2015
review (150 kB) : Note by the co-facilitators
Agenda
Summary report of SED4 (to be made available no later than 20 March 2015)
SED 4-1
Date: 2-3 December 2014
Venue: COP 20 venue, Lima, Peru
2 December 2014, 15:00-18:00, SED4-1 - Part 1
3 December 2014, 15:00-18:00, SED4-2 - Part 2
The goal of SED 4-1 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 Synthesis Report of the Fifth Assessment Report (AR5) of the Intergovernmental Panel on
Climate Change (IPCC) and other sources of information.
SED 4-1 consisted of two parts that will consider the two themes of the review in a balanced
manner. The first part (2 December 2014,
15.00–18.00) focused on the AR5 Synthesis Report. The second part (3 December,
15.00–18.00) focused on other sources of information.
Information on the fourth structured expert dialogue on the 2013-2015 review (173 kB) :
Note by the co-facilitators
Agenda (171 kB)
Summary report of SED4 (to be made available no later than 20 March 2015)
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PART 1: Tuesday, 2 December 2014 (15.00–18.00 hrs)
Room Abancay - E13
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Presentations
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Presenter
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Title of presentation
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Link
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Renate Christ, IPCC
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IPCC Fifth Assessment Report, Synthesis Report
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Hans-Otto Pörtner, IPCC
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The adequacy of the long-term global goal in terms of preventing unacceptable consequences on
the adaptation of ecosystems and food production.
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Petra Tschakert, IPCC
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The adequacy of the long-term global goal in terms of preventing unacceptable consequences on
economic development in a sustainable manner.
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Chris Field
Katharine Mach, IPCC
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The adequacy of 2 °C in terms of risk management within planetary boundaries and progress
towards the long-term global goal.
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Ottmar Edenhofer, IPCC
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Future Pathway for Adaptation, Mitigation and Sustainable Development
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Ramón Pichs Madruga, IPCC
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Ethical and financial aspects of adaptation and mitigation.
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PART 2: Wednesday, 3 December 2014 (15.00–18.00 hrs)
Room Abancay - E13
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Presentations
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Presenter
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Title of presentation
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Link
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Keith Alverson, UNEP
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The adaptation gap.
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John Christensen, UNEP
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Keeping Under a 2°C Rise - Latest Pathways to Success.
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Stéphane Hallegatte, World Bank
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Pricing Carbon.
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Christina Hood, IEA
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Energy and climate change: challenges and opportunities.
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Kristie L. Ebi, WHO
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Health impacts of climate change.
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Alexandre Meybeck, FAO
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Agriculture, food security and climate change.
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