Issues and Decisions of the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Durban (COP 17)
Issues and Decisions of the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Durban (COP 17)
This analytical article by Stéphane Pouffary, published in the January-February issue of the journal Afrique Environnement Plus, recalls the challenges and challenges posed by the issue of climate change and presents the expectations of the Conference held in Durban 28 November to 11 December 2011. The article highlights the specific challenges for African countries and, in general, for developing countries. Finally, he analyzes the main results of this Conference.
Issues, Decisions and Decisions of the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Durban (COP 17)
Article by Stéphane POUFFARY, Founder and Honorary Chairman of ENERGIES 2050
Africa Environment Plus and ENERGIES 2050
On the sidelines of the Durban conference held at the end of 2011, ENERGIES 2050 and the magazine Afrique Environnement Plus decided to join forces to leverage their means of action in a partnership. This agreement concerns the dissemination of knowledge in order to invite anyone interested in issues related to sustainable development, climate change and energy challenges to take action.
Africa Environment Plus has its headquarters in the Democratic Republic of Congo and distributes its publications in Central, Western, Southern Africa and the Maghreb.
For its part, ENERGIES 2050 regularly disseminates the magazine Africa Environnement Plus in its networks so that each of us, whether North or South, can benefit from so many opportunities for knowledge.
As part of this partnership, ENERGIES 2050 contributes regularly to the issues of Africa Environnement Plus.
