If there are any journos following this blog, and keen to get African perspectives on the direction of the COP, please contact Michelle Maynard (m_1_maynard@yahoo.co.uk, +2778 227 6440), Augustine Njamnshi (abnjamnshi@yahoo.com), Mithika Mwenda (mwemithika@yahoo.com), all of the Pan African Climate Justice Alliance — or Tetteh Homeku of Third World Network (thormeku@yahoo.com, +2773 5462 031).
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South African civil society is responding to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change COP 17, in Durban (28 Nov – 9 Dec).
This blog provides updates on civil society actions. The official SA civil society/COP17 blog is at www.c17.org.za.
Note: the official COP is closed to the general public. Events open to the general public are listed here.About Durban
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Key civil society events at COP17
Key civil society events to support at COP17:- 3 Dec: The march on the Global Day of Action
- Diakonia Centre Calendar: Faith community events open to the public at the Diakonia Centre (20 Diakonia Avenue), 20 mins walk from the ICC.
- Civil society events at Howard College - How to get there - Campus map
- Occupy COP 17 on Facebook
- More public events...
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Recent Posts
- UNEP press release: Climate Talks End With Hope for a New More Comprehensive Legally-Binding Agreement
- COP 17 ends: Earth, and Africa, still headed for disaster
- a ‘huddle’ to save planet?
- NY Times: climate change too big for current architecture
- Closing plenaries?
- ‘The Daily Tck: 10 December 2011 at 2pm’
- Waiting
- Final hours at COP 17, last chance for Earth?
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