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I4CE contributes to the International Scientific Conference “Our Common Future under Climate Change”

I4CE honored to chair and intervene in a number of Parallel Sessions, Poster sessions and Side Events alongside its academic and industrial partners in this International Scientific Conference.

 

You joined I4CE in 10 events in which our team intervened on the following topics :

 

  • The technical and political challenges of REDD+
  • Ex-post evaluation of the Kyoto Protocol
  • Carbon pricing : competitiveness issues inside the EU-ETS
  • The extension of the EU-ETS scope to the transport sector
  • The landscape of Climate finance
  • Financial Instruments for Mitigation
  • Climate change and cities
  • Carbon funding for soil sequestration

 

This International Scientific Conference will be the largest forum for the scientific community to come together ahead of the COP21, which will be hosted by France, in December 2015 (“Paris Climat 2015”).

 

Our team’s participation in this major scientific event aims at contributing to the identification of the actions to be put in place for the transition to a low-carbon climate resilient economy.

 

Download the posters presented during the conference:

07 Jul 2015

I4CE contributes to the International Scientific Conference “Our Common Future under Climate Change”

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