Andrew Steer on Making Durban a Success
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The World Bank's Special Envoy on Climate Change, Andrew Steer, summarises what it will take to make Durban a success. He starts with moving forward on the Cancun Agreements, looking at the technology mechanism, progress on the Green Fund, making the Adaptation Committee operational, the small island developing states, reforming the CDM (to make it easier for Africa to join) and fully endorsing REDD. Beyond that, he refers to the need to look at agriculture. He also discusses integration across countries, citing as an aim a unified electricity grid for Africa, and finishes on the urgent need for creative thinking over finance.
Time Required: 6 minutes
Language: English
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Source:Climate Change TV
Resource Type:Video
Subject(s):Business Education, Social Studies, Global Studies,
Topic:Business and Economics, Food and Agriculture, Solutions,
Level:Secondary
Grade: 9 10 11 12
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"This may be talking about what is needed at the Durban UN Conference on climate change that occurred in December 2011 but Andrew explains what is needed for the global community to see success on dealing with climate change." (Posted By: Kathy Worobec)
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