![Mr. Isaac Kabongo, Executive Director of Ecological Christian Organization and Programme Fellow for Climate Action Network (CAN) Uganda, discusses his work with Climate Action Network and his hope that during […]](https://blogs.dickinson.edu/cop17/files/2011/12/Screen-shot-2012-04-17-at-12.11.44-PM-195x110.png "Isaac Kabongo on CAN Uganda and his hopes for COP 17")
![Mr. Isaac Kabongo, Executive Director of Ecological Christian Organization and Programme Fellow for Climate Action Network (CAN) Uganda, discusses adaptation challenges in East Africa. He describes how civil societies and […]](https://blogs.dickinson.edu/cop17/files/2012/04/Screen-shot-2012-04-17-at-12.11.44-PM-195x110.png "Isaac Kabongo on Adaptation Challenges in East Africa")
![David Cadman, the president of ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability, discusses his organizations beliefs that an adaptation panel should be put together with a local representative on the board […]](https://blogs.dickinson.edu/cop17/files/2012/05/Screen-shot-2012-05-03-at-3.58.59-PM-195x110.png "David Cadman on adaptation and sustainable development")
![David Turnbull, Director of CAN International, discusses the key issues of the climate negotiations, namely a second commitment of the Kyoto Protocol, long term cooperative action, and climate funding. He […]](https://blogs.dickinson.edu/cop17/files/2011/12/Screen-shot-2012-05-03-at-3.36.39-PM-195x110.png "David Turnbull on key issues in the climate negotiations")
![Mr. Negash Teklu from Ethiopia, Executive Director of Population, Health, Environment (PHE) Consortium Ethiopia and COP 17 Party Member to Ethiopia, discusses how climate change is affecting the environment in […]](https://blogs.dickinson.edu/cop17/files/2012/04/Screen-shot-2012-04-17-at-12.15.50-PM-195x110.png "Negash Teklu on Climate Change in Ethiopia")
![Mr. Tetteh Hormeku, Programme Officer for the Third World Network’s Africa Secretariat, discusses the Africa Group and their hopes for the negotiations. These hopes include a second commitment priod for […]](https://blogs.dickinson.edu/cop17/files/2011/12/Screen-shot-2012-04-17-at-12.28.19-PM-195x110.png "Tetteh Hormeku on African country collaboration in the climate negotiations")
![Dr. Kevin C. Urama, Executive Director of the African Technology Policy Studies Network (ATPS), voices his desire for the government’s of the world to wise up and save the planet. […]](https://blogs.dickinson.edu/cop17/files/2011/12/Screen-shot-2012-04-17-at-12.29.49-PM-195x110.png "Kevin C. Urama on adaptation initiatives and ATPS’s conference hopes")
![Mr. Charles K. Meshack, Executive Director at Tanzania Forest Conservation Group, discusses Tanzania’s postion in the COP 17 negotiations. He says the country wants to call attention to issues other […]](https://blogs.dickinson.edu/cop17/files/2011/12/Screen-shot-2012-04-17-at-12.32.04-PM-195x110.png "Charles K. Meshack on Tanzania’s position in COP 17 negotiations")
![Mr. Juan Carlos Jintiach, Coordinator in the Field of International Economic Cooperation and Autonomous Development with Identity for the Coordinator of Indigenous Organizations of the Amazon Basin (CORCA), discusses the […]](https://blogs.dickinson.edu/cop17/files/2011/12/Screen-shot-2012-04-12-at-11.50.15-PM-195x110.png "Juan Carlos Jintiach on indigenous people’s rights and REDD+")
![Dr. Saleemul Huq, Senior Fellow at the International Institute for Environment and Development Climate Change Group, explains the role of vulnerable countries in the negotiations under three main groups: AOSIS, […]](https://blogs.dickinson.edu/cop17/files/2012/04/Saleemul-Huq-195x110.png "Saleemul Huq on the role of vulnerable countries at COP 17")
![Mr. Abias Huongo of the Angola delegation, founder and president of Angola’s biggest environmental organization Juventude Ecologica d’ Angola, discusses Angola’s interest in a second commitment of the Kyoto Protocol, […]](https://blogs.dickinson.edu/cop17/files/2011/11/Screen-shot-2012-04-12-at-11.45.16-PM-195x110.png "Abias Huongo on Angola’s position in the climate negotiations")
![Mr. Tiana Ramahaleo from the Madagascar delegation and World Wildlife Fund discusses Madagascar’s alarming vulnerabilities to climate change, both in biodiversity and livelihoods. He then describes the critical issues that […]](https://blogs.dickinson.edu/cop17/files/2012/04/Screen-shot-2012-04-12-at-11.33.55-PM-195x110.png "Tiana Ramahaleo on Madagascar’s climate vulnerability and negotiations position")
By Constituency
Delegates
Abias Huongo, Angola
Anna Taylor, South Africa
Charles K. Meshack, Tanzania
Deborah Roberts, South Africa
Isaac Kabongo, Uganda
Jean-Marie Kileshye Onema, DR Congo
John Ward, United Kingdom
Jose Romero, Switzerland
Joshua Weise, United States
Juan Carlos Jintiach, Ecuador
Kevin C. Urama, Kenya
Kristie Ebi, United States
Mayor Adewale, Lagos, Nigeria
Negash Teklu, Ethiopia
Pasha Carruthers, Cook Islands
Rajendra K. Pachauri, India
Saleemul Huq, Bangladesh
Tetteh Hormeku, Ghana
Tiana Ramahaleo, Madagascar
Tony Nyong, Nigeria
Youba Sokona, EthiopiaCOMMENTS
ENGO Archive
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Isaac Kabongo on CAN Uganda and his hopes for COP 17
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Isaac Kabongo on Adaptation Challenges in East Africa
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Isaac Kabongo on various approaches to the challenge of climate change
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David Cadman on adaptation and sustainable development
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David Turnbull on key issues in the climate negotiations
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Negash Teklu on Climate Change in Ethiopia
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Negash Teklu on adaptation initiatives in East Africa
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Negash Teklu on the activities of PHE-Ethiopia and funding
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Tetteh Hormeku on African country collaboration in the climate negotiations
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Kevin C. Urama on adaptation initiatives and ATPS’s conference hopes
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Charles K. Meshack on Tanzania’s position in COP 17 negotiations
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Charles K. Meshack on relationship between local communities and REDD+
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Juan Carlos Jintiach on indigenous people’s rights and REDD+
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Saleemul Huq on the role of vulnerable countries at COP 17
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Saleemul Huq on the transition to a green economy
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Saleemul Huq on the key issues at COP 17
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Saleemul Huq on the Green Climate Fund
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Abias Huongo on Angola’s position in the climate negotiations
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Tiana Ramahaleo on Madagascar’s climate vulnerability and negotiations position