his event will take place on Sunday, the 9th of December 2007, in Nusa Dua, Bali. Wetlands belong in the climate change debate, storing huge amounts of carbon in peat layers and mitigating the impact of extreme weather. Peatland loss is already leading to carbon dioxide emissions of a magnitude of 11% of all global fossil fuel emission. Wetland degradation amplifies the damage caused by extreme weather events.
Wetlands Day is a special event at the UN-FCCC COP that zooms in on wetlands & climate change.
Download the programme for Wetlands Day
Presentations from our events can be downloaded from the links on the right.
Introduction to wetlands and climate change, Jane Madgwick (Wetlands International), Wetlands Day
Indonesia@@1s policy on peatlands management, Ministry of Forestry Indonesia, Wetlands Day.ppt
Actions for UNFCCC and Worldbank, Marcel Silvius (Wetlands International), Wetlands Day
Financing peatland protection, WorldBank, Side Event.ppt
CDM support in restoring wetland forests, Neeta Hooda (UNFCCC Secretariat), Wetlands Day.ppt
Palmoil and peatlands, Petra Meekers and Arjen Brinkmann (Biox Group), Wetlands Day.ppt
Incentives for avoiding emissions from tropical peatlands, Jane Madgwick (Wetlands International), intro
Global assessment on peatlands, biodiversity and climate change, Global Environment Centre, Side Event
Biorights, supporting communities for managing carbon stocks, Yus Rusila Noor and Pieter van Eijk
Climate change adaptation and wetlands, Nyoman Suryadiputra (Wetlands International), Wetlands Day
Global peatland fund, Wetlands International and Biox, Side Event.ppt
ForestsNowDeclaration.ppt
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