REPORT ON THE WORK OF THE AD HOC WORKING GROUP OF THE WHOLE ON THE REGULAR PROCESS FOR GLOBAL REPORTING AND ASSESSMENT OF THE STATE OF THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT, INCLUDING SOCIOECONOMIC ASPECTS :LETTER DATED 5 OCTOBER 2020 FROM THE CO-CHAIRS OF THE AD HOC WORKING GROUP OF THE WHOLE ADDRESSED TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Information from the Group of Experts on the progress in the finalization
of the second world ocean assessment.
5. Lessons learned from the second cycle.
6. Draft programme of work for the third cycle.
7. (...) Given these considerations and the lessons learned from the second
cycle, the present draft programme of work assumes a similar scope for the third cycle.
(...) In
addition, interactive discussions will be held on challenges, opportunities, best
practices and lessons learned for strengthening the ocean science-policy interface and
on the application of an integrated approach.
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PROGRESS ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF DECISION 1/CP.10 : DRAFT CONCLUSIONS / PROPOSED BY THE CHAIR
.: Limited 8 June 2010
Chinese
Original: English
FCCC/SBI/2010/L.7
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Annex
[ENGLISH ONLY]
Text for a draft decision for consideration by the
Subsidiary Body for Implementation by its thirty-third
session
Draft decision -/CP.16
Implementation of the Buenos Aires programme of work on
adaptation and response measures
[The Conference of the Parties,
Recalling Article 4, paragraph 8, of the Convention,
Also recalling decisions 5/CP.7 and 1/CP.10,
Having considered the reports on the workshops referred to in paragraph 8
of decision 1/CP.10 and the expert meetings referred to in paragraph 16 of the same
decision, as well as submissions from Parties and relevant organizations on this matter,2
[Acknowledging the assessment process that has been ongoing since the
fourteenth session of the Conference of the Parties [as provided for in paragraph 22 of
decision 1/CP.10], and the valuable inputs to it from Parties and relevant stakeholders,]
[Acknowledging the efforts already made by Parties to meet the specific
needs and concerns of developing country Parties,]
[Recognizing the relevance of the work undertaken and lessons learned to
date, in informing the continued implementation of actions on adaptation,]
Acknowledging that there is a need to [enhance efforts to] further implement
decisions 5/CP.7 and 1/CP.10 [, as follows],
1. (...) [Invites relevant organizations and other stakeholders to participate in the
implementation of the following activities, and to share the outcomes at subsequent
sessions of the Subsidiary Body for Implementation, as appropriate:]
(a) [Financial resources [to]:]
o [Address[ing] the need for additional, sufficient, predictable and
sustainable resources to facilitate implementation of adaptation
actions on the ground;]
o [[Support developing countries, in particular the least developed
countries and small island developing States, while] Addressing the
need for equitable disbursement of financial support [to vulnerable
countries];]
Alternative operative paragraphs:
o [Encourages developed country Parties to enhance efforts to improve
information on accessing existing funds for adaptation, including for
the implementation of priorities identified in national adaptation
programmes of action, national communications and/or other
relevant documents;]
o [Requests Parties to continue to provide information on available
support through, inter alia, the web-based interface on the UNFCCC
website;]
o [Encourages developed country Parties to continue efforts to
enhance access to existing funds for adaptation, including by
integrating adaptation into development cooperation programmes to
the extent feasible, disseminating information on modalities for
access, and building capacity for the preparation of project proposals
and for project implementation;]
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o [Urges Parties included in Annex II to the Convention and relevant
international and regional organizations to continue to provide
financial and technical support for the implementation by Parties not
included in Annex I to the Convention of activities related to
addressing the adverse effects of climate change;]
(b) [Vulnerability and adaptation assessments:]
o [Facilitating the sharing of information and knowledge of best
practices and lessons learned from results of vulnerability and
adaptation assessments;]
alt
[Implement actions as a result of South–South information sharing;]
o [[Enhancing] activities related to vulnerability and adaptation
assessments, including developing regional climate models,
collecting socio-economic data and scenarios, developing relevant
tools, promoting and increasing capacity for integrated assessments,
encouraging the use of multidisciplinary teams, and enhancing
targeted packaging and dissemination of climate data and the results
of vulnerability and adaptation assessments;]
o [Inviting the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change to
consider, without prejudice to its ongoing and planned work,
preparing a special report on the implications of the adverse effects
of climate change on vulnerable regions;]
Alternative operative paragraphs:
o [Encourages Parties to facilitate the sharing of information and
knowledge of best practices and lessons learned from results of
vulnerability and adaptation assessments;]
o [Further encourages Parties to enhance efforts to raise awareness
and build capacity at the local, national and regional levels to enable
planning and preparation for and responses to adaptation, inter alia,
to improve the understanding of effective adaptation;]
o [Calls on Parties, relevant organizations and stakeholders to enhance
activities related to vulnerability and adaptation assessments,
including developing regional climate models, collecting socio-
economic data and scenarios, developing relevant tools, promoting
and increasing capacity for integrated assessments, encouraging the
use of multidisciplinary teams, and enhancing targeted packaging
and dissemination of climate data and the results of vulnerability and
adaptation assessments;]
(c) [Adaptation planning and implementation:]
o [Providing support for implementation strategies for action plans
arising from adaptation assessments, and integrating these into local,
sectoral and national development policies and plans;]
alt
[Support implementation strategies for action plans arising from
adaptation assessments;
Integrate the implementation strategies into local, sectoral and
national development policies and plans;]
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o [Develop a ‘NAPA-like’ process to meet the urgent and immediate
needs of developing countries not afforded the opportunity under the
least developed countries work programme;]
o [Ensure that adaptation projects identified through national
adaptation programmes of action and ‘NAPA-like’ processes are
implemented;]
o [Support the implementation of adaptation at local, sectoral, national
and regional levels;]
Alternative operative paragraphs:
o [Reiterates that action related to adaptation to the adverse effects of
climate change should follow an assessment and evaluation process,
based on national communications and/or other relevant information,
so as to prevent maladaptation and to ensure that adaptation actions
are environmentally sound and will produce real benefits in support
of sustainable development;]
o [Urges developing country Parties to enhance national planning for
adaptation, including by integrating adaptation into the planning
process, disseminating information on, and building upon, lessons
learned from the national adaptation programmes of action process,
and drawing upon information in national communications from
Parties and other relevant documents;]
o [Further encourages developing country Parties to continue to
document their adaptation priorities and needs in relevant national
documents and strategies, as appropriate;]
o [Encourages developed country Parties to continue providing
support for implementation strategies for action plans arising from
adaptation assessments, and to integrate these into local, sectoral and
national development policies and plans;]
(d) [Risk management and risk reduction:]
o [[Facilitating the] sharing of information and knowledge of best
practices and lessons learned in relation to risk management and risk
reduction approaches, and new approaches to risk sharing and risk
transfer [, including insurance];]
Alternative operative paragraphs:
o [Urges Parties to enhance efforts to facilitate the sharing of
information and knowledge of best practices and lessons learned in
relation to risk management and risk reduction approaches, and new
approaches to risk sharing and risk transfer [, including insurance];]
o [Urges all Parties to promote risk management approaches and other
appropriate responses to the adverse effects of climate change,
building upon the practical experience of international, regional and
national organizations and the private sector, including by
disseminating information on best practices and lessons learned;]
(e) [Regional collaboration:]
o [[Providing resources for] Establish[ing] and/or enhanc[e][ing] the
capacity of regional centres to support national-level adaptation
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activities in the areas of access to and dissemination of knowledge,
technical support and capacity-building;]
o [[Promoting] regional and interregional cooperation [and coordination]
on all aspects of adaptation;]
o [Regional cooperation on adaptation and opportunities for further
South–South and North–South cooperation between countries and
regional centres specialized in adaptation planning and
implementation;]
Alternative operative paragraphs:
o [Invites Parties to strengthen the engagement of relevant actors and
organizations and to promote synergies between relevant processes
and the work of international and regional organizations and the
private sector;]
o [Invites relevant organizations, institutions, experts and communities
to participate in the implementation of activities identified in this
decision;]
o [Urges relevant organizations, institutions, experts and communities
to undertake their own activities, and share the outcomes at agreed
sessions of the Subsidiary Body for Implementation, as appropriate;]
(f) [Capacity-building, education, training and public awareness:]
o [Organizing regional training workshops, [subject to the availability
of resources,] aimed at enhancing the capacity of developing country
Parties to implement adaptation;]
o [[Promoting] activities relating to capacity-building, education,
training and public awareness, taking into consideration the
outcomes of the above-mentioned workshops;]
[(g) Transfer of technology for adaptation:
o Identify and analyse priority technology needs for adaptation;
o Undertake assessments of country-specific technology needs for
adaptation;
o Promote joint research and development programmes;
o Identify barriers to technology transfer, and measures to address
these barriers, including through sectoral analysis;
o Support access to technology to address needs of developing
countries regarding adaptation measures;]
(h) [Sharing of information and knowledge;]
(i) [Systematic observation:]
o [[Providing] support for activities aimed at strengthening national
and local networks in areas of systematic observation and the rescue,
archiving, analysis and dissemination of data at the national and
regional levels;]
Alternative operative paragraphs:
o [Encourages Parties to continue to support activities aimed at
strengthening national and local networks in areas of systematic
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observation and the rescue, archiving, analysis and dissemination of
data at the national and regional levels;]
o [Invites Parties and relevant international, regional and national
organizations to collaborate and enhance their efforts to build the
institutional capacities to collect, process and analyse relevant data
in order to carry out vulnerability and adaptation assessments;]
8. (...) [Invites other relevant international and regional organizations to provide
information on lessons learned from work that may be relevant to the consideration of
potential consequences;]
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CAPACITY-BUILDING UNDER THE KYOTO PROTOCOL : REVISED DRAFT CONCLUSIONS / PROPOSED BY THE CHAIR
Recognizes that the Durban Forum is an important tool to further enhance the
monitoring and review of the effectiveness of capacity-building through the compilation of
shared experiences and exchange of ideas, best practices and lessons learned regarding the
implementation of capacity-building activities with the participation of Parties,
representatives of the relevant bodies established under the Kyoto Protocol and relevant
experts and practitioners;
2. Encourages Parties to further enhance the effectiveness of capacity-building actions
for the implementation of the Kyoto Protocol, taking into consideration the lessons learned
and best practices shared during the 2nd meeting of the Durban Forum;
3. (...) Encourages Parties to utilize lessons learned and best practices shared during the
2nd meeting of the Durban Forum and derived from the analyses conducted by the
secretariat to further enhance the effectiveness of capacity-building actions.]
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CAPACITY-BUILDING UNDER THE CONVENTION : DRAFT CONCLUSIONS / PROPOSED BY THE CHAIR
Encourages Parties to utilize lessons learned and best practices shared during the 1st
and 2nd meetings of the Durban Forum to further enhance the effectiveness of capacity-
building [actions] [activities] at the national level;
3. Also encourages representatives of the bodies established under the Convention,
operating entities of the financial mechanism of the Convention, intergovernmental and
non-governmental organizations, and relevant experts and practitioners, to integrate in their
work programmes and activities lessons learned at, and main outcomes of, the Durban
Forum;
4. (...) Encourages Parties to utilize lessons learned and best practices shared during the 1st
and 2nd meetings of the Durban Forum and derived from the analysis conducted by the
secretariat to further enhance the effectiveness of capacity-building actions;
10.
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REPORT OF THE SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR ON TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS, ESPECIALLY WOMEN AND CHILDREN, JOY NGOZI EZEILO : ADDENDUM
This facilitated not only sharing of practical experiences and lessons learned, but
also discussions of possible ways forward in further strengthening the contribution of
regional mechanisms to the global response to trafficking in persons in a way that that is
both effective and serves to promote and protect the human rights of trafficked persons. (...) A number of important lessons learned emerged from the session. It was noted, for
example, that before deciding how to tackle the varying manifestations of the problem of
trafficking in persons in a particular context, it was necessary to form a clear picture of its
nature, scope and causes, including “push” and “pull” factors. (...) The exchange of experiences also revealed that, despite the progress and lessons
learned, the efforts to effectively combat trafficking in persons continued to be
hampered to some extent by a number of challenges.
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Delegations
stressed the need to review the lessons learned from the second cycle as a point of
departure in the preparations for the third cycle. (...) – How can approaches and lessons learned from the above-mentioned
processes help to inform the organization of the third cycle?
(...)
• Building on the successes and lessons learned from the first and second cycles,
how should the regional workshops for the third cycle be structured?
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VISIT TO GEORGIA : REPORT OF THE WORKING GROUP ON THE ISSUE OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS AND OTHER BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
The Working Group thanks the Government for its support and assistance during the
visit, and for its willingness to engage in a constructive discussion on the challenges faced
and lessons learned in promoting business respect for human rights. (...) The Working Group also learned of the weak enforcement of court decisions in
dismissal cases involving persons with disabilities. (...) The impact of business-related abuses is experienced by men, women and non-
binary persons differently. The Working Group learned about several types of
discrimination faced by women.
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VISIT TO ITALY - REPORT OF THE WORKING GROUP ON THE ISSUE OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS AND OTHER BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
During its visit, the Working Group learned about the caporalato system – an illegal
form of outsourcing the hiring and exploitation of manpower through intermediaries. (...) The Working Group also learned about Casa Sankara in Foggia province, opened in
2019, which, at the time of the visit, hosted 600 migrant workers. (...) The Working Group also learned about the significant negative socioeconomic
impacts of the pollution caused by the plant.
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Session 3: Good practices and lessons learned............................................... 41–57 11
IV. (...) Finally, presentations were made on lessons learned on capacity-
building, interviewing victims and addressing gender dynamics in trafficking prosecutions.
42. (...) In a presentation on lessons learned with respect to interviewing trafficked persons,
it was stressed that victims are of paramount importance to prosecutions.
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The lessons learned included:
• Good key performance indicators are critical. (...) The representative of Vale also shared the company’s perspective on lessons learned
and further steps that were taken after Human Rights Watch released its report in May 2013.
(...) The NGO had first become involved in the Vale mine in 2012 when it had
learned of a protest related to the quality of housing, which had led to the initial
investigation.
32.
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