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SB-18
Highlights
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SBSTA
Chair Halldór Thorgeirsson from Iceland (center)
gavels the meeting to a close
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Morocco, on behalf of the G77/China
Mauritius on behalf of AOSIS
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Today
SBSTA and SBI convened in Plenary. The SBSTA adopted conclusions
on the IPCC TAR, sinks in the CDM, “good practices”
in policies and measures, other matters, and the report of
the session.
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to:
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SBSTA
Chair Halldór Thorgeirsson from Iceland (center)
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Russian Federation
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David Warrilow, UK |
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(Left
to right:)The SBI Panel with
SBI Coordinator Luiz Gomez-Echeverri, SD Coordintor Janos
Pasztor, Vitaly Matsarski (Secretariat) Chair Daniela Stoycheva
(Bulgaria) and two other members of the Secretariat
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Tibor Farago, Hungary, accepting the appointment of Hungary
as COP-9 President
Robert
Mason, United Kingdom
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In
the morning, the SBI adopted conclusions on all agenda items,
with the exception of the programme budget for the biennium
2004-2005 and the report of the session. Following lengthy
informal consultations, the SBI re-convened to adopt the programme
budget, and also adopted the session report.
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to:
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Delegates from United Arab Emirates
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EU
delegates confer during the SBI Plenary
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Luiz
Gomez-Echeverri
(SBI
coordinator),
Tahar
Hadj-Sadok,
and Joke
Waller-Hunter,
UNFCCC Executive Secretary
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John Ashe reports on the budget
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Canada and Burkina
Faso discuss the outcomes of the informal consultations on
LDC
fund
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Algeria thanks Tahar
Hadj-Sadok, a fellow Algerian for
all his work and wishes him luck
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Tahar
receives flowers, with SBI Coordinator Luiz Gomez-Echeverr,
SBI Chair Daniela Stoycheva and Joke Waller-Hunter
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Tahar
Hadj-Sadok with members of the Secretariat
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Informal
Consultations of the Programme Budget Group
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Photos
(above, left to right): EU members consult on the budget;
Tahar
Hadj-Sadok with Joke Waller-Hunter; and Waller-Hunter with
SBI Chair Daniela
Stoycheva
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Photos
(left to right): Tahar
Hadj-Sadok with John Ashe and Daniel Reifsnyder,
US; and delegates consulting on the budget (right photos)
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