Capacity development for climate change diplomacy - Presentation Transcript
capacity development www.diplomacy.edu DiploFoundation Dejan Din č i ć
internet governance forum (igf)
global forum
multi-stakeholder policy dialogue
governance of the internet
may 2008...
they worked hard...
...and Thanks to their efforts a number of remote conference hubs worldwide (Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo, Bogota, Pune, Lahore, Belgrade and Barcelona) were connected with the main conference in India, facilitating different forms of participation for more than 1000 remote participants.
who is the group and what do they have in common?
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a particular capacity development approach
effective and engaging
builds on multiple perspectives
inclusive
deals with real-life issues
provides on-the-job experience
does not end with the end of formal training...
...but helps create lasting effects
is affordable
importantly...
It makes a difference (impact)
empowering people as influencers of change
emerging communities of practice that make a difference
includes those in the south that would otherwise have no access to such cd and policy processes
brings more voices to global policy process
visible impact, short cycles
climate change
march 2009: completed first online course for small and developing states
excellent evaluation by participants (100% of respondents would recommend the course to someone else)
also caters for climate change policy and governance outside the main process
process mapping
some highlights from the course discussion
the question of whether environmentalism is a “privilege” of developed countries; and whether developing countries are able to afford it;
a divergence of opinion on whether or not developed countries must take the first significant steps, before others, due to their historical responsibility;
the debate on whether economic growth or the environment should come first, and a search for ways to achieve economic growth while mitigating climate change.
next step
there is a number of similarities between the IG policy process and climate change process (or some other global governance topics)
diplo thinks that the approach and the methodology that worked well for IG process can be adapted to climate change
plans to expand the climate change course to a full capacity development programme – with new partners!
about diplo
Long Track Record
National Backing
Used by Governments: Mexico, United Kingdom, European Union, Egypt, Azerbaijan, and numerous small states; successfully completed several dozens of project supported by Switzerland, United Nations, Malta, UNDP, and Commonwealth among others.
Accredited High Standards: online courses are accredited by the University of Malta (an EU university) at the Master’s level. Quality education is offered to all participants, from developed and developing countries alike.
Team Player: has partnered with many different organisations, including ITU, UNODC, CommSec, EU, businesses (AT&T, Affilias), civil society (European Roma Information Office, add some others) and academia.
Special Consultative Status with the ECOSOC. Member of International Forum on Diplomatic Training, EADI, Internet Governance Forum...
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