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3rd “4 per 1000” initiative day


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With the participation of Élisabeth Claverie de Saint-Martin, CIRAD Director General in charge of Research and Strategy, Julien Demenois, 4 per 1000 Correspondent at CIRAD, and Vincent Blanfort, Climate Change Officer.

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Science and territories: what synergies to protect against the effects of climate change?


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As science continues to acquire new knowledge about climate change and its impacts, establishing alarming findings and scenarios, its consideration by decision-makers and local actors remains weak in light of the issues at stake. This series of side-events proposes a collective reflection aimed at reinforcing the impact of Science on decision makers at the territorial level, around the following questions:

  • How to promote the dialogue between scientists and territorial actors to better understand the complexity of the issues related to climate change
  • What steps should be taken to co-build solutions adapted to local contexts?
  • What devices to deploy to support decision?

These events will draw on examples of adaptation solutions, decision support tools and national strategies deployed in West Africa, South America, the Mediterranean and France, and co-constructed with research from South and North. The researchers’ words will be shared with those of the actors and decision makers from these territories to feed this debate.

Source: CIRAD

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Nature based solutions for negative emission


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A side event organized by CIRAD and INRA. With the participation of Claude Garcia, an ecologist with CIRAD, who will be talking about forest landscape restoration in Amazonia.

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Science for climate action


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Researchers from the Alliance between Bioversity International and the International Center for Tropical Research

are participating at COP 25 in Madrid, Spain. They will participate in a variety of negotiations and side events related to the Alliance’s research-for-climate action agenda. Return to this page for daily updates on their activities.

Organised by: CIAT and Bioversity International.

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Social and environmental justice as a trigger of robust ambitious climate action and prosperous future for all


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Climate change profoundly affects ecosystems, societies, and people all over the world, especially the most vulnerable. To cope with it relevant simultaneous transformations in diverse fronts are needed and by doing so it is fundamental to ensure it is done in a fair and equitable way. The side event will touch upon on consideration for a just transition from the lens of urban and rural dwellers. FAO and FTA will present a methodology to assess the vulnerability of forests and forest-dependent people, and Climate Strategies will introduce thoughts on impacts of decarbonization on workers in high carbon activities like fossil fuel extraction. A panel including representatives from different constituencies will then explore how social and environmental justice can ground fair ambition in the NDCs.

Organizers: CAN, Climate Strategies, CGIAR-FTA

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  • Wildfires and NDC implementation: results from an e-discussion of the Thematic Working Group on agriculture, food security and land use

Wildfires and NDC implementation: results from an e-discussion of the Thematic Working Group on agriculture, food security and land use


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Monitoring NDC implementation and tracking its progress is essential to achieve countries’ commitments under the Paris Agreement, both with regards to adaptation and mitigation. There are various challenges related to monitoring the outcomes of mitigation and adaptation actions in the AFOLU sector.

The Thematic Working Group (TWG) was established in 2017 under the umbrella of the NDC Partnership as a peer-to-peer network for countries and international organizations to exchange and consult on knowledge, experiences and needs related to climate change impacts and challenges in the agricultural sectors. Since around one-fourth of countries (42/163) report wildfires as a climate-related hazard in their NDC or NC, it was identified as a topic of interest during the second annual meeting of the TWG.

Wild fires are expected in many countries as a consequence of climate change. Wild fires are also a major source of GHG emissions and can compromise the efforts to mitigate climate change through improve forest management and afforestation.

Organizers: CCPIU Mongolia, FAO, CIFOR, FTA

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