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AGENDA Third International Climate Change Conference AGENDA Third International Climate Change Conference Start End AGENDA 02.02.2017 Early Registration 18:00 21:00 (FON University lobby) 03.02.2017 Breakfast 8:00 9:00 (University campus dining area) – Only for early arrivals Registration 11:00 12:30 (Lobby) Official Conference Opening Keynote Speakers: Rector of FON University – PhD Nano Ruzin Minister of Environment and Physical Planning (MOEPP) - Bashkim Ameti (TBC) 13:00 13:45 USAID/Macedonia Mission Director - Mr. James Stein Chief of Party of USAID MCCSP and Executive Director of Milieukontakt Macedonia - Igor Slavkoski (FON Amphitheatre) 13:45 14:05 Video presentation 14:05 14:30 Reception (Lobby) USAID MCCSP - Results and Achievements Keynote Speakers: Mr. Igor Slavkoski-Chief of Party of MCCSP and Executive director of MKM Mr. Toni Zatkoski – Mayor of Krivogastani municipality Mr. Igor Poposki – Mayor of Pehcevo municipality Mr. Isen Asani – Mayor of Tearce municipality 14:30 15:30 Mrs. Anastasija Olumcheva – Mayor of Bogdanci municipality Mr. Emil Doncev – Mayor of Vinica municipality Mr. Hazbi Idrizi - Mayor of Bogovinje municipality Mr. Mukrem Mehmedi – Mayor of Mavrovo Rostushe municipality Mr. Azem Sadiki – Mayor of Studenicani municipality Mr. Darko Sehtanski – Mayor of Delcevo municipality Mr. Marjan Risteski – Mayor of Prilep municipality 15:30 15:45 Coffee Break (Lobby) Macedonia and obligations post Paris and Marrakech COP22 Keynote Speaker: 15:45 17:00 Ms. Teodora Obradovic Grncarovska – MOEPP, National UNFCCC Focal Point 17:00 End of Day 1 18:00 19:00 Dinner - University campus dining area Start End 04.02.2017 Breakfast 8:00 9:00 (University campus dining area) Climate Change Conference Scientific Conference Schedule of Plenary sessions Panel session 1 Panel session 2 Presentation of Papers – Scientific Session Sustainable Climate Change and Side Event – TBD Transport in Urban Innovation Areas Ana Colovic Anita Kodzoman Leshoska Programme Officer 10:00 11:40 Eco Sfera – Skopje Head of Energy, Environment, and Disaster Risk Reduction Unit, United Nations Development Programme 11:40 12:00 Coffee Break (University campus lobby) Panel session 3 Panel session 4 Presentation of Aarhus centers – Impact of the GEF Need for nature Papers – Scientific Future cooperation SGP Macedonia’s conservation in Session in the Balkans Climate change relation to climate projects - Local change actions for Global Goals (2006-2015) Mr. Zlatko 12:00 14:00 Aleksandra Samardziev; Bujaroska National Programme Environmental law Coordinator Global Environment expert citizen's Facility Small Grants association “Front Programme (GEF 21/42” SGP) Macedonia 14:00 15:00 Lunch Break (University campus dining area) Panel session 5 Panel session 6 Presentation of NSM – Coordination Papers – Scientific meeting GHG Inventories for Sustainable Session municipalities – Agriculture to Benefits and needs combat Climate 14:15 15:25 Change Pavlina Zdraveva – UNDP Vesela Lambeska- Rural Net – Skopje Maja Markovska – MKM 15:25 15:45 Coffee Break (University campus lobby) Panel session 7 Panel session 8 Presentation of Papers – Scientific Session Side Event -TBD Climate Change 15:45 16:55 Education – Go Green Skopje 19:00 Joint Dinner (Location outside FON University campus) Start End 05.02.2017 Breakfast 8:00 9:00 (University campus dining area) 9:00 10:00 Coffee and Networking Resume of the 3rd International Climate Change Conference 10:00 10:45 Mr. Alek Karaev, Capacity Building Coordinator (MKM) (FON Amphitheatre) 11:00 Depart .
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