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List of Registered Participants As of 22 June 2018 Family name Name Position Organization Participants 1063 Africa 88 Benin 4 Edou Raphael Adjoint au maire Ville de Cotonou Houndéladji Emile Président, affaire domaniale et envir. Municipalité de Cotonou Hounguevou Justin Directeur exécutif Centre de Formation Agricole Tropical (CeFAT) Zossou Emmanuel Djima Maire Ville de Porto-Novo Botswana 2 Mokotedi Lawrence B. Deputy Town Clerk, Technical Services Francistown City Council Muzila Sylvia Tabitha Mayor Francistown City Council Burkina Faso 2 Djigma H.R.R. Princess Abze Chair of the H.R.H. Princess Abze Djigma Foundation Ghassimi Diallo Directeur général UBTEC/NAAM Burundi 1 Freddy Mbonimpa Maire Municipalité de Bujumbura Cameroon 5 Gbaman Dogoua Paul Alain Assistant technique coordonnateur de progr. Communauté urbaine de Bertoua Ketcha épouse Courtes Célestine Maire de Bangangté Présidente du REFELA, champion CGLU de la coopération au développement Ngo Som Chrisitne Pélagie Chargé de projet, dévellopement durable Commune de Ngomezap Ntone Ntone Fritz Délégué du gouvernement Communauté urbaine de Douala Nzié Mveng Tobias Maire Commune de Ngomezap Democratic Republic of the Congo 6 Bafiba Nsimba Christo Conseiller juridique Gouvernement provincial de Kinshasa Bafiba Zomba Clement Vice-gouverneur Gouvernement provincial de Kinshasa Bayambudila Mvibudulu Ruffin Ministre provincial Gouvernement provincial de Kinshasa Kabeya Mbikayi Lionel Inspecteur Inspection territoriale, Ministère de l'Intérieur Mpetshi Bekindo Ornella Chargée d´étude Inspection territoriale, Ministère de l'Intérieur Sandra Ngudingudi Muzungu Inspecteur Inspection territoriale, Ministère de l'Intérieur Ghana 8 Alhassan Sofwan Council Member Tamale Metropolitan Assembly Aziale Lawrence Kwami District Chief Executive Jasikan District Assembly Bediako Kwadwo Banahene Mayor Sekyere Central District Assembly Dauda Zainab Executive Assistant Sekyere Central District Assembly Djanley Faisal Iddrisu Special Projects Coordinator Sekyere Central District Assembly Page 1 of 26 Family name Name Position Organization Hon. Arku Richard Collins District Chief Executive North Tongu District Assembly Owusu Akyaw Reynolds Projects Officer, Infrastructure Redevelopment Jasikan District Assembly Yakubu Abdulai Research Ledgokuku Krowor Municipal Assembly Guinea 1 Barry Boubacar Directeur, micro realisation Commune de Kaloum Malawi 1 Gondwe Juliana Deputy Mayor Lilongwe City Council Mali 3 Assitan Diallo Djilla Conseiller municipal Ville de Bamako Sangare Adama Maire Ville de Bamako Toure Mahamane Directeur des relations internationales Ville de Bamako Mahalmadane Mauritius 8 Domah Nirmal Chairperson Association of District Councils Ellayah Prembhoodas Chairman The District Council of Riviere du Rempart Gajadur Kamalsaw Chairperson Savanne District Council Margueritte Berty Hans Mayor Municipality of Curepipe Ramkissoon-Mungoosing Taijuswini Devi Chief Executive Municipality of Curepipe Teeluck Shyam Chief Executive Association of District Councils Teeruthraj Hurdoyal Chairperson District Council of Flacq Vijaye Busawon Chairperson The District Council of Moka Mozambique 1 de Araujo Manuel Mayor Quelimane Municipal Council Nigeria 2 Oyedele Azeez Adebayo Councillor Abeokuta South East Local Council Development Area Sulaiman Bolaji Busari Technologist Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta Republic of the Congo 1 Kimpalou Lemba Claude Laurene Chargée des relations publiques et éducation Convention Nationale des Droits de l'Homme (CONADHO) Senegal 3 Sano Lansana Maire Ville de Djilor Sarr Ndeye Rokhaya Coordonnatrice, plan climat énergie territ. Ville de Dakar Wardini Soham Premier adjoint au maire Ville de Dakar South Africa 27 Aucamp Marietha Chief of Staff City of Tshwane Metropolitian Municipality Brand Kobie Regional Director ICLEI Africa Secretariat Cameron Rebecca Professional Officer, CC, Energy & Resilience ICLEI Africa Secretariat Chauke Mapambe Intelligent Specialist, Environment & Climate Change South African Local Government Association (SALGA) Coetzee Ingrid Snr. Manager, Biodiversity & Nature-based Sol. ICLEI Africa Secretariat Dube-Ncube Nomusa Member of the Executive Council, COGTA Province of KwaZulu-Natal George Xolile Chief Executive Officer South African Local Government Association (SALGA) Gerrans Lorraine Head of Sustainable Partnerships and Financing City of Cape Town Gomba Sindiswa Griselda Municipal Councillor South African Local Government Association (SALGA) Kaotsane Moroka Acting CEO City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality Mabaso Thobile Departement of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Majoo Nachi Senior Professional Officer ICLEI Africa Secretariat Mametja Thabitha Constance Municipal Manager Dipaleseng Local Municipality Maphumulo Thobekile Ethel Mayor uMgungundlovu District Municipality Page 2 of 26 Family name Name Position Organization Matthews Hilgard Group Head, Communication, Marketing & Events City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality Mphaga Sello Divisional Head of City Sustainability City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality Msimanga Solly Executive Mayor City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality Mushamba Artha Publisher Spin Africa Media Ndibongo Inga Divisional Head, International Relations City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality Ngangelizwe Sebenzile Municipal Mayor South African Local Government Association (SALGA) Nowele Siphumelele Director, Coop. Gov. and Traditional Affairs Province of KwaZulu-Natal Roberts Debra Co-Chair, Working Group II Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Robinson Kirsty Professional Officer ICLEI Africa Secretariat Robinson Blake Senior Researcher Sustainability Institute Stofile Bheke Municipal Councillor South African Local Government Association (SALGA) Swilling Mark University Professor University of Stellenbosch Van der Merwe Johannes Mayoral Committee Member for Finance Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Tanzania 1 Kyessi Alphonce Associate Research Professor Ardhi University Uganda 8 Abitekaniza Aggrey Student Jinja Municipal Council Bagonza Geoffrey Frank Student Jinja Municipal Council Magembe Jonathan Senior Assistant Town Clerk Entebbe Municipal Council Magumba Charles Town Clerk Entebbe Municipal Council Muhammud Muyomba LVRLACC Cordinator, Mayor's Personal Assistant Entebbe Municipal Council Mulambuzi Semyalo Ismail Secretary General Lake Victoria Region Local Authorities Counties Cooperation (LVRLACC) Serunjoji Emmanuel Mayor Kampala Capital City Authority Vincent de Paul Kayanja Mayor Entebbe Municipal Council Zambia 1 Simuchimba Livay Munsanje Town Mayor, Council Chairperson Pemba District Council Zimbabwe 3 Charumbira Priscila City Planner City of Harare Makore Tsungai Vice President Urban Councils Association of Zimbabwe Mushayavanhu Pinias Rabson Mayor Ruwa Town Council East Asia 99 China 6 Bian Qingmin Head, Bureau of Science and Technology Yuhua District, Shijiazhuang Gao Yuehuai Student San New School Tao Liu Director of Env. Emergency & Petition Div. Chengdu Environment Protection Bureau Xingyu He Director, Res. Conservation & Env. Prot. Div. Chengdu Municipal Development and Reform Commission Zhang Alexander H.K. Executive Director Eco Forum Global Zhu Shu Regional Director and China Representative ICLEI East Asia Secretariat Chinese Taipei 42 Chang Wan-Lin Engineer Kaohsiung City Government Chang Chia Wei International Affairs Specialist Taichung City Government Chang Chan-Chuan Specialist Taoyuan City Government Chao Kung-Yueh Camyale Executive Director International Climate Development Institute Chen Ya-Hua Officer Kaohsiung City Government Chen Meng-Chi Senior Clerk Kaohsiung City Government Chen Hui-Min International Affairs Staff Kaohsiung City Government Page 3 of 26 Family name Name Position Organization Chen Ching-Fu Director General Kaohsiung City Government Chen Yu-Fang Office Member Taichung City Government Chen Yen-Ping Section Assistant Taoyuan City Government Chen Tseng-Hsiang Deputy Director General Taoyuan City Government Cheng Tsu-Jui Director ICLEI Kaohsiung Capacity Center Chiou Jiunn-Ming Deputy Secretary General Taoyuan City Government Chou Wu-Hsiung Technical Manager New Taipei City Government Chou Miao-Min Senior Executive Officer, Env. Prot. Bureau Tainan City Government Dong Sy-Chi Executive Director Taichung City Government Ho Yu-Ting Assistant Engineer Kaohsiung City Government Ho Tsung-Yu Subsection Chief Taoyuan City Government Hsiao Ching-Teng Advisor Taichung City Government Hsieh Wenkai Researcher Industrial Technology Research Institute Hsu Chia-Chi Chief New Taipei City Government Huang Tsu-Yang Technical Specialist Kaohsiung City Government Huang Jing-Maw Secretary General Taichung City Government Huang Chih-Yao Contract Employee, Env. Prot. Bureau Tainan City Government Lai Shen-Chiang Associate Researcher Architecture and Building Research Institute, Ministry of the Interior Liao Chinghui Head of International Affairs ICLEI Kaohsiung Capacity Center Lin Tze-Luen Alan Professor National Taiwan University, International Climate Development Institute Lin Chieh-Hung Technical Specialist, Env. Prot. 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