Tenth meeting of the Research Dialogue (RD 10)

03

Mayo

2018

Dialogues

Time:

13:45 - 19:00

Event language

English

Room:

13:45-15:45 Poster Session in WCCB Foyer, 16:00-19:00 Dialogue Room Santiago de Chile

Venue:

World Conference Centre Bonn

City:

Bonn

Country:

Germany

RD10 was held in conjunction with SBSTA 48, 30 Apr -10 May 2018, under Agenda item 6. research and systematic observation

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13:45-15:45	Poster Session, WCCB Foyer
	Posters (click link for full list of posters on all four research dialogue themes) Experts will be available during the poster session to answer questions
16:00-19:00	Dialogue, Room Santiago de Chile Chaired by Paul Watkinson, SBSTA Chair
16:00	Opening SBSTA Chair
16:10	World Climate Research Programme: Science for Understanding, Science for Impact Amanda Lynch, World Climate Research Programme (WCRP) and Chris Lennard, WCRP/CORDEX-Africa
16:30	Outcomes of the Cities and Climate Change Science Conference (citiesIPCC) Shobhakar Dhakal, Co-Chair, Scientific Steering Committee of citiesIPCC Conference Renewable energy, economics & co-benefits Shobhakar Dhakal, Asian Institute of Technology
16:50	Panel discussion: Science for understanding - update on research and modelling on human settlements, oceans and land and their importance for the implementation of the Paris Agreement Understanding the contemporary global carbon balance and its implications for monitoring emissions Corinne Le Quere, Global Carbon Project Implementing the Paris Agreement: the role of human settlements Nicola Tollin, University of Southern Denmark The IOC ocean science contribution to the climate change science agenda Salvatore Arico, Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO (IOC-UNESCO) Importance of terrestrial ecosystems for the implementation of the Paris Agreement Sakhile Koketso, Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) Messages of Changing Arctic Tero Mustonen, Snowchange Cooperative Impacts of climate change on extreme weather, food and water resources at 1.5C and 2C Richard Betts, UK Hadley Centre
17:50	Panel discussion: Science for action - strengthening the link between the research community and action to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement Climate Change Science Communication Practices in Japan: what we have found through dialogue / (.ppt) Seita Emori, Japan The Caribbean Regional Climate Science Initiative: Value Added and Lessons Learnt Kimberly Ann Stephenson, University of the West Indies Co-production of actionable climate information for policy development in Africa Chris Lennard, CORDEX-Africa Closing the Gap: Capacity Development and Communicating Science Andrew Matthews, Asia-Pacific Network for Global Change Research (APN) Science-policy action in South America: the hotspot of the Southwestern Atlantic Ocean Omar Defeo, Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research (IAI) and Universidad de la Republica de Uruguay & Direccion Nacional de Recursos Acuaticos
18:55	Close SBSTA Chair

*All posters: A0 portrait
Experts should bring the printed copy of the poster to the WCCB (no printing is available on site) and put it on the poster board in the morning of the 3rd May.
The poster boards will be in the foyer of WCCB.
The posters will be on display from 3 -10 May.

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