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Discussion on ''Conference of Parties (Cop) Discussion on ''Conference of Parties (CoP)" Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change 2003 - 2015 Published By: ENVIS CENTRE - WWF INDIA Content Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change S. No. Date Title Thematic Areas Page No. 1. 15th Intervention by Shri Prakash Javadekar, Climate Change and Meteorology 1 December, Minister of Environment, Forests and Climate 2014 at the Closing Plenary Session of CoP 20 in Lima 2. 10th Statement of Shri Prakash Javadekar, Alternative Technologies, Climate 1 December, Minister for Environment, Forests and Change and Meteorology, Disaster 2014 Climate delivered at the High Level Segment Management, Energy Studies, Forest of UNFCCC COP-20 at Lima Conservation, Pollution, Water Management 3. 09th Environment Minister Shri Prakash Javadekar Climate Change and Meteorology 4 December, meets Chinese delegation at CoP in Lima 2014 4. 09th BASIC Ministerial meeting held at Lima Climate Change and Meteorology 4 December, 2014 5. 09th Environment Minister Shri Prakash Javadekar Alternative Technologies, Climate 4 December, holds meeting with the US delegation at CoP, Change and Meteorology, Energy 2014 Lima Studies 6. 02nd India’s approach to climate change Climate Change and Meteorology 5 December, negotiations at Lima, Peru 2014 7. 16th Biodiversity informatics vital for sustainable Environmental Conservation 5 September, growth 2014 8. 08th August, Text of the Joint Statement issued at the 18th Alternative Technologies, Climate 6 2014 BASIC Ministerial Meeting on Climate Change and Meteorology, Energy Change Studies, Pollution 9. 06th August, 18th BASIC Ministerial Meeting on Climate Climate Change and Meteorology 8 2014 Change to be held on August 7th – 8th at New Delhi Ministerial level meeting to be held on 8th August 10. 17th July, 2014 India facilitates entry into force of Nagoya Environmental Conservation, 8 Protocol on Access and Benefit Sharing Environment Education, NGOs and Media 11. 16th Biodiversity informatics vital for sustainable Environmental Conservation, 9 September, growth Environment Education, NGOs and 2014 Media 12. 17th July, 2015 India facilitates entry into force of Nagoya Environmental Conservation, 10 Protocol on Access and Benefit Sharing Environment Education, NGOs and Media 13. 26th June, 2014 Statement of Hon. Shri Prakash Javadekar, Alternative Technologies, Climate 11 Minister of State (Independent Charge), Change and Meteorology, Energy Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate Studies Change, India, on ‘SDGs and Post-2015, Development Agenda, including Sustainable Consumption and Production’ at the i Ministerial Plenary of the First United Nations Environment Assembly , 26 - 27 June, 2014, in Nairobi 14. 16th July, 2014 Climate Change Agriculture, Climate Change and 13 Meteorology, Forest Conservation, Fresh Water and Marine Conservation, Health and Sanitation, Water Management 15. 23rd June, Harness long-term Benefits by Investing in Environmental Conservation 14 2014 Biodiversity Conservation: Shri Javadekar 16. 23rd Suo-moto Statement in Lok Sabha by Shri Alternative Technologies, Climate 14 December, Prakash Javadekar, Minister of Environment, Change and Meteorology, 2014 Forests and Climate Change on Lima Environment Education, NGOs and Conference of Parties held from 1-14th Media, Energy Studies December, 2014 17. 29th May, 2014 Shri Prakash Javadekar Takes Charge as Environmental Conservation, 16 Environment Minister Environment Education, NGOs and Media, Environment Impact Assessment, Forest Conservation 18. 28th Joint Statement on Prime Minister’s Summit Agriculture, Climate Change and 17 September, Meeting with President Barack Obama in Meteorology, Environment Education, 2013 Washington D.C. (September 27, 2013) NGOs and Media, Energy Studies 19. 22nd May, Environment Ministry Celebrates Environmental Conservation, 20 2014 International Day for Biological Diversity Environment Education, NGOs and Media, Water Management 20. 06th May, 2014 Natural Resources Environmental Conservation, 21 Environment Education, NGOs and Media, Water Management 21. 9th April, 2013 Science Express Biodiversity Special Train Climate Change and Meteorology, 22 Flagged off Train to Cover 62 Stations Over Environmental Conservation, Next 6 Months Environment Education, NGOs and Media, Energy Studies, Water Management 22. 07th April, Flag off of Science Express- Biodiversity Climate Change and Meteorology, 23 2013 Special Train on Tuesday Energy Studies, Environment Education, NGOs and Media, Water Management 23. 05th February, India to Host 14th BASIC Meeting in Climate Change and Meteorology, 24 2013 Chennai, 15-16 Feb., 2013 Environment Education, NGOs and Media 24. 23rd January, Green Haat 2013 “Connecting Nature to Our Alternative Technologies, 24 2013 Lives” Environmental Conservation, Environment Education, NGOs and Media, 25. 23rd April, Access and benefit Sharing Arrangements Environmental Conservation 25 2013 under Bio-Diversity Act, 2002 26. 9th April, 2013 Science Express Biodiversity Special Train Climate Change and Meteorology, 25 Flagged off Train to Cover 62 Stations Over Environment Education, NGOs and Next 6 Months Media, Energy Studies, Water Management 27. 6th December, Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit Environmental Conservation 27 2012 Sharing 28. 27th Promotion of Bio-Diversity by MOEF Environmental Conservation 27 November, 2012 29. 22nd October, Successful CoP - Leading the Way Forward Environmental Conservation 28 ii 2012 30. 22nd October, At United Nations Biodiversity Conference, Environmental Conservation, 29 2012 Countries Agree to Double Resources for Environment Education, NGOs and Biodiversity Protection by 201 Media, Fresh Water and Marine Conservation 31. 22nd October, Successful CoP - Leading the Way Forward Environmental Conservation, 32 2012 Environment Education, NGOs and Media 32. 19th October, Brand Ambassador for Biodiversity Environmental Conservation, 33 2012 Conference Receives Over One Million Environment Education, NGOs and Visitors Media 33. 19th October, Conservation of Pollinators for Improved Agriculture, 34 2012 Livelihoods and Enhanced Ecosystem Environmental Conservation, Services 34. 19th October, Chair’s Summary Statement at the High Environment Education, NGOs and 34 2012 Level Segment of CoP-11 to the CBD Media, Forest Conservation, Fresh Water and Marine Conservation 35. 17th October, Environment and Forest Minister hopeful for Climate Change and Meteorology, 35 2012 a decision on resource mobilization by the Environmental Conservation, end of COP11 Environment Education, NGOs and Media 36. 18th October, Education for Biodiversity Conservation Climate Change and Meteorology, 36 2012 CoP-11, Hyderabad Environmental Conservation, Environment Education, NGOs and Media 37. 16th October, Speech of Smt. Jayanthi Natarajan at CoP 11 Climate Change and Meteorology, 36 2012 Environmental Conservation, Environment Education, NGOs and Media 38. 4th October, Ratification of Nagoya Protocol on Access Climate Change and Meteorology, 38 2012 and Benefit Sharing by India Environmental Conservation, Environment Education, NGOs and Media 39. 28th India to Host COP – 11 Climate Change and Meteorology. 38 September, Environmental Conservation, 2012 Environment Education, NGOs and Media 40. 08th ASEAN-India Environment Ministers’ Environmental Conservation, 40 September, Meeting Environment Education, NGOs and 2012 Media 41. 06th July, 2012 ICNP-2 Concludes Successfully Environmental Conservation, 41 Environment Education, NGOs and Media 42. 2nd July, 2012 The Second Meeting on Nagoya Protocol Climate Change and Meteorology, 42 Inaugurated Environmental Conservation, Environment Education, NGOs and Media 43. 29th June, 2012 New Delhi to Host the Second Climate Change and Meteorology, 42 Intergovernmental Committee Meeting for Environmental Conservation, Nagoya Protocol Environment Education, NGOs and Media 44. 05th June, 2012 World Environment Day Environmental Conservation, 44 Environment Education, NGOs and Media 45. 21st May, 2012 Protection of Forests Environment Education, NGOs and 45 iii Media, Forest Conservation 46. 26th March, Climate Deal Climate Change and Meteorology, 46 2012 Environment Education, NGOs and Media, 47. 16th Suo Moto Statement in Lok Sabha by Climate Change and Meteorology, 46 December, Minister of State for Environment and Forests Environment Education, NGOs and 2011 (I/C) on Durban Agreements Media 48. 12th Conference on Climate Change Climate Change and Meteorology, 49 December, Environment Education, NGOs and 2011 Media 49. 8th December, Statement by India at the Press meet of Climate Change and Meteorology, 50 2011 BASIC Ministers Environment Education, NGOs and Media 50. 06th June, 2011 Hyderabad to Host UN Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment, 51 Biodiversity Environmental Conservation, Environment Education, NGOs and Media 51. 23rd May, India to host 11th Conference of the Parties to Environmental Conservation, 52 2011 the Convention on Biological Diversity Environment Education, NGOs and Media, Environment Education, NGOs and Media 52. 20th May, 2011 Environment & Forests Ministry to Organize Agricultural, Climate Change and 52 Stakeholders’ Consultations and to Launch Meteorology, Environmental UN Decade on Biodiversity for Asia and Conservation, Water Management Pacific 53. 20th April, Approval for signing of the Nagoya Protocol Agriculture, Alternative 54 2011 on Access and Benefit Sharing Technologies, Environmental Conservation, Medicinal Plant 54. 27th February,
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