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IFSA delegates from Indonesia and India outside the United Nations Conference Centre Source: private documentation
Greetings,
everyone!
We would like to share our experiences during the 48th Mid-intersessional Meeting of Subsidiary Bodies of United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC SB 48.2) which was held on 4th – 9th September 2018 in Bangkok, Thailand. This particular event facilitated the meeting of Subsidiary Bodies for Sciencetific and Technological Advice (SBSTA), Subsidiary Bodies for Implementation (SBI), and the Ad Hoc Working Group on the Paris Agreement (APA). SBSTA and SBI work together to address issues related to the vulnerability of developing countries against climate change and prevention actions done by developed countries. SBSTA and SBI generally hold two meetings in a year.
On
September 3rd 2018, IFSA delegates attended the YOUNGO preparatory
session. This session was held by YOUNGO to prepare youth participation during
the UNFCCC SB 48.2. YOUNGO is a constituency representing youth and children in
the UNFCCC session. delegates who are members of YOUNGO must attend this
session to get basic knowledges about the UNFCCC session, which includes the birth
history of UNFCCC, working bodies within the UNFCCC as well as the latest
developments of several international agreements resulted from the UNFCCC
session (Kyoto Protocol and Paris Agreement). In addition, the youth delegates
present were also given an explanation regarding YOUNGO’s role as
representatives of youth and children within the UNFCCC. In the middle of the
session, the delegation from IFSA had the opportunity to get acquainted with
several delegates from Gambia, Malaysian Youth Delegation (MYD), and the
British Columbian Council for International Cooperation (BCCIC).
Opening plenary of UNFCCC SB 48.2 Source: private documentation