Transition to Modernity: Challenges & Societal Transformation
Transition from traditional to modern society brought destabilization, disruption, and a struggle of new vs old structures. The formation of solid modernity saw the emergence of new social organizations, shaping nations and identities. However, uncertainties and imbalances persisted, leading to the quest for stability under modern conditions.
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TITLE HEADER Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice (SBSTA) Subsidiary Body for Implementation (SBI) 52nd sessions, Bonn, October 2020 Sub Title Brussels, Belgium, 11. December 2009 (location and date) SBChairs plan for the sessions Briefing with Observers, 2 June 2020
Background 1st April Bureau decision to postpone SB 52 to 4-12 October 2020 SB Chairs to prepare a plan for SB 52, including possible adjustments needed relating to COVID-19 regulations SB Chairs to present their plan to the Bureau at its meeting on 28 May SB Chairs to present their plan to observers at June Momentum on 2 June
Expectations for SB 52 Contribute to support and strengthen a robust international climate regime and provide emphasis and visibility to ambition of climate action on mitigation and adaptation Maintain and strengthen the guidance and institutional frameworks for the implementation of Convention, Kyoto Protocol and Paris Agreement Ensure delivery on all aspects of the SB 52 agenda Strengthen and advance implementation and support to developing countries Significantly advance operational guidance for PA Article 6, transparency and common time frames of NDCs
Elements of the plan Outlines strategic considerations and expected outcome Suggests actions to maintain momentum Suggests measures to ensure health and well-being of participants Provides information on organization of work Provides information on communication and outreach strategy Gives an insight into the forthcoming SB Chairs joint note
Timeline towards SB 52 June momentum: 1-10 June, virtual meetings across topics Up to September: Further virtual meetings, e.g. on transparency SB 52: 4-12 October, in-person events outside the premises including on LCIPP, Koronivia, Research Dialogue, parts of ACE and Gender events Up to December: Further virtual meetings, e.g. on Koronivia
The road to SB 52 SB 52 annotations Calendar of SB 52 related events published published June Momentum Bureau decision on SB 52 By 4 August 16 April 15 May 1-10 June Mid August 4-12 October Joint SB Note on SB 52 SB 52
TITLE HEADER Thank you Over to you Sub Title Brussels, Belgium, 11. December 2009 (location and date)
