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According to the UNFCCC website on the 2009 Copenhagen summit, as well as the governmental representatives:
  
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:Over 985 NGOs and 67 IGOs are admitted as observers. The NGOs represent a broad spectrum of interests, and embrace representatives from business and industry, environmental groups, indigenous populations, local governments and municipal authorities, research and academic institutes, parliaments, labour unions, faith groups, women and youth.' <ref>UNFCCC website.COP15 [http://unfccc.int/parties_and_observers/items/2704.php Parties and observers] accessed 9/12/09</ref>
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:Several categories of observer organizations also attend sessions of the COP and its subsidiary bodies. These include representatives of United Nations secretariat units and bodies, such as UNDP, UNEP and UNCTAD, as well as its specialized agencies and related organizations, such as the GEF and WMO/UNEP [[Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change]] (IPCC). Observer organizations also include intergovernmental organizations (IGOs), such as the [[OECD]] and its [[International Energy Agency]] (IEA), along with non-governmental organizations (NGOs).
  
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:Over 985 NGOs and 67 IGOs are admitted as observers. The NGOs represent a broad spectrum of interests, and embrace representatives from business and industry, environmental groups, indigenous populations, local governments and municipal authorities, research and academic institutes, parliaments, labour unions, faith groups, women and youth.<ref>UNFCCC website.COP15 [http://unfccc.int/parties_and_observers/items/2704.php Parties and observers] accessed 9/12/09</ref>
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==Governmental reps==
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*The main contact point for the UK delegation is Ms. [[Jan Thompson]], Head of International Climate Change Negotiations at the [[Department of Energy and Climate Change]] (DECC) 
  
 
==Intergovernmental organisations from the UK==
 
==Intergovernmental organisations from the UK==
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==Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) from the UK==
 
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Names and contact email addresses for each participant are given on the website<ref>UNFCCC website.COP15 [http://maindb.unfccc.int/public/ngo.pl Non governmental observers] accessed 9/12/09</ref>.
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134 out of 985 non governmental observers are registered in Britain, a demontsration of the unequal power held by rich nations, and particularly Britain and the USA.
  
 
*[[AccountAbility Strategies]] (AA) Ms. [[Cara Gallen]]
 
*[[AccountAbility Strategies]] (AA) Ms. [[Cara Gallen]]
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*[[Carbon Disclosure Project]] (CDP) Ms. [[Kate Levick]]
 
*[[Carbon Disclosure Project]] (CDP) Ms. [[Kate Levick]]
 
*[[Carbon Markets and Investors Association]] (CMIA) Ms. [[Alexandra Galin]]
 
*[[Carbon Markets and Investors Association]] (CMIA) Ms. [[Alexandra Galin]]
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*[[The Carbon Trust]] Mr. [[Peter Mallaburn]]
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* The [[Carbon Trust]] Mr. [[Peter Mallaburn]]
 
*[[Catholic Institute for International Relations]]* (CIIR) Ms. [[Petra Elinor Kjell]]
 
*[[Catholic Institute for International Relations]]* (CIIR) Ms. [[Petra Elinor Kjell]]
 
*[[Centre for Business and the Environment]] (CBE) Mr. [[Kenneth Gregory]]
 
*[[Centre for Business and the Environment]] (CBE) Mr. [[Kenneth Gregory]]
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*[[Leadership for Environment and Development International]] (LEAD International) Mr. [[Alex James Hannant]]
 
*[[Leadership for Environment and Development International]] (LEAD International) Mr. [[Alex James Hannant]]
 
*[[Lincoln Theological Institute]]* (LTI) Mr. [[Stefan Skrimshire]]   
 
*[[Lincoln Theological Institute]]* (LTI) Mr. [[Stefan Skrimshire]]   
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*[[Lloyd's Register]] (LR) Ms. [[Anne-Marie Warris]]  
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*[[Lloyd's Register]] (LR) Ms. [[Anne-Marie Warris]]
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*[[Lloyd's Underwriters' Non-Marine Association Limited]] (NMA)
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*[[London School of Economics and Political Science]] (LSE) Mr. [[Tim Forsyth]]
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*[[Loss Prevention Council]] (LPC) Mr. [[David Strong]]
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*[[Macaulay Land Use Research Institute]]* (MLURI) Mr. [[Robin Matthews]]
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*[[Met Office Hadley Center]] Ms. [[Vicky Pope]]
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*[[De Montfort University]] (DMU) Ms. [[Katherine Begg]]
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*[[National Federation of Women's Institutes]]* (NFWI) Ms. [[Emily June Cornborough]]
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*[[Network of European Metropolitan Regions and Areas]]* (METREX) Mr. [[Roger Read]]
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*[[Oneworld UK]] Mr. [[Peter William Armstrong]]
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*[[Open University]] (OU) Mr. [[Stephen Peake]]
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*[[Overseas Development Institute]] (ODI) Ms. [[Francesca Iannini]]
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*[[Oxfam]] Great Britain (OXFAM) Ms. [[Angelique Orr]]
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*[[OXFAM]] International (OI) Mr. [[Bert Maerten]]
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*[[Oxford Climate Policy]] Ms. [[Izabela Ratajczak-Juszko]]
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*[[Oxford Institute for Energy Studies]] (OIES) Mr. [[Benito Müller]]
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*[[Panos]] Mr. [[Rod N.H. Harbinson]]
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*[[Peace Child International]]* (PCI) Mr. [[David Rupert Woollcombe]]
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*[[Plan International]] (Plan) Mr. [[Nicolas Hall]]
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*[[Practical Action]] Ms. [[Rachel Berger]]
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*[[Prince's Foundation for the Built Environment]] (PFBE) Mr. [[Joseph Tabone]]
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*[[Project Developer Forum]] Ltd.* (PD-Forum) Mr. [[Martin Enderlin]]
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*[[Rainforest Concern]] Mr. [[Peter Bennett]]
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*[[Rainforest Foundation UK]] (RFUK) Mr. [[Simon Counsell]]
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*[[Responding to Climate Change]] (RTCC) Mr. [[James Ramsey]]
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*[[Royal Society of Wildlife Trusts]] (RSWT) Mr. [[Gary Jonathan Mantle]]
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*[[The Royal Society]] Mr. [[Andrew Parker (Royal Society)|Andrew Parker]]
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*[[Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research]] (SCAR) Mr. [[Colin Summerhayes]]
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*[[Scientists for Global Responsibility]] (SGR) M. [[Benjamin Matthews]]
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*[[Scottish Academic Network on Global Environment Change]] (SANGEC)  m.hersh@elec.gla.ac.uk
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*[[Share The World's Resources]] (STWR) Mr. [[Rajesh Makwana]]
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*[[Shell Foundation]] Ms. [[Joanne Ruth Chandler]]
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*[[Solar Century]] Mr. [[Jeremy Leggett]]
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*[[Stakeholder Forum for a Sustainable Future]] Ms. [[Rosie Bilton]]
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*[[Stop Climate Chaos Scotland]] Ms. [[Gail Wilson]]
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*[[TEARFUND]] Ms. [[Sara Shaw]]
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*[[Third Generation Environmentalism]] ([[E3G]])Ms. [[Meera Shah]]
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*[[Transport Research Foundation]] (TRF) Mr. [[Holger Dalkmann]]
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*[[UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy]] (UKBCSE) Ms. [[Pamela Rudolph]] (interestingly Pamela is also representing the [[International Council for Sustainable Energy]] (see above)).
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*[[University College London]] Mr. [[Tim Swanson]]
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*[[University of Cambridge]] Ms. [[Nicolette Bartlett]]
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*[[University of East Anglia]] (UEA) Mr. [[Asher Minns]]
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*[[University of Edinburgh]] Ms. [[Sandra Colqumoun Peddie]] 
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*[[University of Keele]] - Department of International Relations
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*[[University of Leeds]] Ms. [[Margo Hanson]]
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*[[University of Oxford]], Environmental Change Institute (ECI) Ms. [[Diana Liverman]]
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*[[University of Surrey]] (UNIS) Ms. [[Katherine Begg]]
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*[[University of Sussex]] - [[Sussex Energy Group]] Mr. [[David Grant Ockwell]]
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*[[Verification Research, Training and Information Centre]] (VERTIC) Mr. [[Laurence Larry MacFaul]]
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*[[World Alliance for Decentralized Energy]] (WADE) Mr. [[Jeff Bell]]
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*[[World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts]]* (WAGGGS) Ms. [[Bernadette Fischler]]
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*[[World Coal Institute]] (WCI) Ms. [[Catherine Meade Harris]]
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*[[World Development Movement]] (WDM) Mr. [[Timothy Keith Jones]]
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*[[World Energy Council]] (WEC) Mr. [[Stephan Albrechtskirchinger]]
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*[[World Nuclear Association]] (WNA) Ms. [[Rebecca Holyhead]]
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*[[World Petroleum Congress]] (WPC) Mr. [[Pierce Riemer]]
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*[[World Society for the Protection of Animals]] (WSPA) Ms. [[Jennifer Lee Lanier]]
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*[[World Travel and Tourism Council]] (WTTC) Ms. [[Eva Aimable]]
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*[[Zoological Society of London]] (ZSL) Mr. [[Jonathan Edward Michener Baillie]]
  
 
==History==
 
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Latest revision as of 16:39, 28 March 2013

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According to the UNFCCC website on the 2009 Copenhagen summit, as well as the governmental representatives:

Several categories of observer organizations also attend sessions of the COP and its subsidiary bodies. These include representatives of United Nations secretariat units and bodies, such as UNDP, UNEP and UNCTAD, as well as its specialized agencies and related organizations, such as the GEF and WMO/UNEP Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). Observer organizations also include intergovernmental organizations (IGOs), such as the OECD and its International Energy Agency (IEA), along with non-governmental organizations (NGOs).
Over 985 NGOs and 67 IGOs are admitted as observers. The NGOs represent a broad spectrum of interests, and embrace representatives from business and industry, environmental groups, indigenous populations, local governments and municipal authorities, research and academic institutes, parliaments, labour unions, faith groups, women and youth.[1]

Governmental reps

Intergovernmental organisations from the UK

Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) from the UK

Names and contact email addresses for each participant are given on the website[2]. 134 out of 985 non governmental observers are registered in Britain, a demontsration of the unequal power held by rich nations, and particularly Britain and the USA.

History

Affiliations

People

Funding

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Publications

Contact

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Notes

  1. ↑ UNFCCC website.COP15 Parties and observers accessed 9/12/09
  2. ↑ UNFCCC website.COP15 Non governmental observers accessed 9/12/09
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