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First meeting of the Structured Expert Dialogue of the second periodic review (session 2)

03 - 05 Jun. 2021

09:00h - 21:00h

Virtual event

Ambition and Collective Progress

UNFCCC

English

1

First meeting of the Structured Expert Dialogue of the second periodic review (session 2)

03 - 05 Jun. 2021

09:00h - 21:00h

Virtual event

Ambition and Collective Progress

UNFCCC

English

Latest documents

FCCC/SBI/2020/INF.13/Rev.1

Progress in the process to formulate and implement national adaptation plans. Revised note by the secretariat

Problems, constraints, lessons learned and capacity-building needs in preparing national communications and biennial update reports. Updated technical paper by the Consultative Group of Experts

Responses of Republic of Korea to raised questions during the SBI FSV workshop

National adaptation plans. Informal note by the co-facilitators

Submission by the Russian Federation on request of SBI Rapporteur

Note by the co-facilitators

Draft agenda

Part 1: 3 June (15:00-18:00 hrs, CEST)

Video recording (youtube)

Themes 1 and 2
15.00-16.00 Poster session	Exchange between registered participants and poster contributors	All posters are listed below
16.00-16.10	Opening remarks and introduction of the summary report of the 2020 roundtable by the SED2 co-facilitators
16.10-17.00 Presentations	Presentations by experts: Current state of the global climate and progress in providing climate services, WMO	Adam Scaife, WMO
	New scenarios compatible with the LTGG, and information on mitigation and adaptation gaps, UNEP	Anne Olhoff, UNEP
	Net Zero by 2050: a Roadmap for the Global Energy Sector, IEA Video	Tom Howes, Mechthild Wörsdörfer, IEA
	Agriculture, food security and the LTGG, FAO Video	Martial Bernoux, FAO
	Brief introduction by poster presenters
17.00-18.00 General discussion	All participants and experts, guided by the questions listed in paragraph 13 of this information note

Part 2: 4 June (16.00-18.00 hrs, CEST)

Video recording (youtube)

Themes 1 and 2
16.00-17.00 Presentations	Presentations by experts: Biodiversity and climate change: Lessons from GBO-5, CBD Video	David Cooper, CBD
	Desertification and land degradation and their impact on natural ecosystems and food security, UNCCD Video	Barron Joseph Orr, UNCCD
	Health impacts associated with the LTGG, WHO	Kristie Ebi and Diarmid Campbell-Lendrum, WHO
	Supporting climate action with systemic impacts, GEF	Chizuru Aoki, GEF
17.00-18.00 General discussion	All participants and experts (name of experts to be added), guided by the questions listed in paragraph 13 of this information note

Part 3: 5 June (16.00-18.00 hrs, CEST)

Video recording (youtube)

Themes 1 and 2
16.00-17.00 Presentations	Presentations by experts: Supporting climate action, GCF	Juan Pablo Hoffmaister, GCF
	Supporting climate action, World Bank	Stephen Hammer, World Bank
	Supporting climate action, UNCTAD Video	Richard Kozul-Wright, UNCTAD
	Technology needs assessments and action plans to achieve the Paris Agreement, UNEP/DTU	Sara Trærup, UNEP/DTU
	Achieving the LTGG through circularity: the role of capacity building in the transition to a circular economy, UNIDO Video	Stephan Sicars, UNIDO
17.00-17.50 General discussion	All participants and experts (name of experts to be added), guided by the questions listed in paragraph 13 of this information note
17.50-18.00	Closing remarks by SED2 Co-facilitators

List of posters

Day 1, 3 June 2021, 15:00-16:00 (CEST)

World energy transitions – 1.5C Pathway	Dolf Gielen, IRENA
How nuclear technologies will deliver low carbon energy to balance global emissions and removals by 2050	Bertrand Magne, Henri Paillere, IAEA
Achieving the long-term global goal through circularity: the role of capacity building in the transition to a circular economy	Paula Ávila Hernández, UNIDO
The impact of COVID-19 and the greenness of recovery packages on climate change mitigation scenarios	Bas van Ruijven, IIASA
Balancing global sources and sinks means lower economic costs in the long-term without relying on net-negative emissions	Keywan Riahi, Volker Krey, IIASA
Agriculture, food security and land use in the national climate plans	Krystal Crumpler, FAO
The ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate: Sea level rise and implications for low lying islands, coasts and communities	Roderik van de Wal, Robert Deconto, Ben Marzeion, IPCC
Impacts of the changing cryosphere in a warming world: a mountain perspective	Heidi Steltzer, IPCC
Net zero by 2050: A roadmap for the global energy sector - A special report by the International Energy Agency	Araceli Fernandez Pales, Stéphanie Bouckaert, Sara Moarif, IEA