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Supporting the 2015 Paris Climate Conference

Climate change and opportunities for sustainable business in East Africa

Supporting the 2015 Paris Climate Conference

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Makerere University

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Av Tord RøPublisert: 03.12.2015
The Royal Embassy of Norway, University of Bergen and Makerere University broght together decision-makers and agents of change in Kampala, Uganda, on November 12.

Seeking to promote and share knowledge advancing the understanding of climate change and sustainable solutions, the conference gathered entrepreneurs, academia, government officials and civil society leaders.

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The agenda included discussions and presentations on issues and trends in recent research, innovation advances and in-the-field experiences focusing on business opportunities addressing climate change related challenges.

The conference drafted a communiqué that feeds directly into the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris on November 30th to December 11th, 2015.

 

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UiB/CROP side events at COP21

Quest for Global Sustainability: Climate Change, Science and the Oslo Principles

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UiB and the Paris Climate Conference

From the hard sciences to law, the humanities and social sciences – here is how researchers and students at the University of Bergen work to solve the climate challenges.