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World Café tables
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Experts
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Mitigation, including response measures
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1
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Urgency to move form incremental to transformational change in order to reduce global GHG emissions around 43% below 2019 levels by 2030, around 60% by 2035 and 84% by 2050 as outlined in the IPCC AR6
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Deborah Ramalope
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Early signs of transformation and key mitigation actions to accelerate it, including avoiding new fossil fuel intensive infrastructure, preparing to enable the transition by further advancing zero carbon technologies, market structures and planning for a just transition, and applying the zero-emission technology and behavioral changes to sustain reductions to zero across systems
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Kelly Levin
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3
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Concrete action to be taken by national and subnational governments, institutions facilitating international co-operation, businesses financial institutions and citizens to accelerate transformation towards net zero CO2 or GHG emissions
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Natalie Unterstel
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4
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How do we develop creative and imaginative approaches to impacts of response measures, building on discussions at TD1.1?
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Lebogang Mulaisi
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Adaptation, including loss and damage
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5
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How can adaptation needs of countries be better addressed: innovative tools/support, including finance, technology, enabling environment, across different scales to move away from incremental to transformational adaptation?
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Anne Hammill
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6
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How can support be given for early warning systems at local, national, regional and global scales? How do we use scientific advances in attribution of climate change impacts, in taking regional and local action?
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Anthony Rea |
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Methodological gaps: how to assess adequacy and effectiveness of adaptation action and support, how to assess and address transboundary, cascading and compounding risks and impacts, across multiple scales?
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Marcia Toledo
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Technical assistance for averting, minimizing and addressing loss and damage: How to build across efforts on disaster response, longer-term recovery and sustainable development?
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Animesh Kumar
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Means of implementation and support
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9
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How to shift existing financial flows and trends
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Kate Levick
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10
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Supporting deployment of solutions at scale: What can we learn from experience of supporting mitigation and adaptation
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Juan Hoffmaister
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11
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Technology and innovation cooperation: Tools, actors and systems
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Rasmus Valanko
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12
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Capacity: How to enhance and retain institutional capacities at the national level (exchange of experiences and lessons learned)
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George Manful
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Systems transformations
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13
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How do we transform energy systems?
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Christophe McGlade, Youba Sokona
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14
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How do we transform land systems?
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Frances Seymour
Pasang Dolma Sherpa
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15
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How do we transform transport systems?
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Peter Newman
Nguyen Minh Quang
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16
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How do we transform water systems?
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Vidhisha Samarasekara
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17
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How do we transform industrial systems?
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Lydia Elewa
Maosheng Duan
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18
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How do we transform agricultural systems?
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Martial Bernoux
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19
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How do we transform urban and key infrastructure systems?
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Siir Kilkis
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20
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How do we transform health systems?
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Jess Beagley
Naeema Al-Gasseer
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