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Delhi Sustainable Development Summit 2009
The annual flagship event of Delhi based The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) will focus on engaging all stakeholders for a global consensus on climate change. To be held from 5-7 February 2009, it also offers a platform to exhibit latest technologies, products and services to address the issue.
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05 February 2009
to 07 February 2009 |
| Where | New Delhi, India |
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TERI’s annual Delhi Sustainable Development Summit is a global forum that seeks to provide long-term solutions for sustainable development. It has witnessed participation by heads of state/government, ministers, development practitioners, scientists, academics and corporate leaders from across the world.
This year’s summit to be held from February 5-7, 2009, would seek to reinforce the climate change agenda of the previous year. It would sharpen the focus on the theme ‘Towards Copenhagen: an equitable and ethical approach’, to arrive at a global consensus on climate change beyond 2012.
Industry leaders, opinion makers, and climate change experts will gather to create a uniform level of understanding among all stakeholders and formulate meaningful policy options for constructive dialogue on climate change and try to arrive at an agreement.
Special features
- International Climate Change Exhibition offering a credible platform for companies to display their new technologies, products, and services driven towards addressing adverse effects of climate change
- Screening Films on how climate change has impacted food security, biodiversity, water, and livelihood
- A special session on Africa will help generate new thinking towards improving the quality of collective action and responses to adaptation and mitigation
- Young Global Leaders Meet
- Announcing the new Ambassador of TERI’s Lighting a Billion Lives Campaign
- Sustainable Development Leadership Award
- Live performance by Tabla Maestro Ustad Zakir Hussain
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