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III. Working Group on Climate and Disasters.
NECU is an active participant in the Ukrainian NGOs Working Group on Climate Change and the Ukrainian Rivers Network.
The Working Group on Climate and Disasters should continue activities in the areas of advocacy and education.
In this capacity he spent some years in Antarctica and in Malta and North Africa andbecame a Member of the WMO Working Group on Climate Fluctuations.
The newly formed Working Group on Climate will coordinate and encourage inter-agency activities in the area of space-based climate monitoring.
A representative of Indonesia presented the work of the regional thematic working group on climate change, ozone depletion and ecosystem changes.
The Working Group on Climate and Disasters, which met in Geneva on 10 and 11 April 2001, established two priority areas of focus.
The activities will be carried out in close collaboration with the FAO senior forestry officer on climate change, and the FAO Interdepartmental Working Group on Climate Change.
The chair of the intersessional working group on climate change and persistent organic pollutants will be invited to present the revised draft guidance.
Mongolia also supported the work of the Inter-agency Task Force for Disaster Reduction and cooperated with the Task Force and its working group on climate change and natural disasters.
The High-level Committee on Programmes Working Group on Climate Change facilitates United Nations system follow-up to the framework for action.
Employment and social considerations in environment policy are being elaborated in collaboration with other United Nations agencies in the CEB working group on climate change.
There was an NGO working group on climate change, made up of a network of 25 non-governmental and non-profitable environmental organizations all over Ukraine including Green Dossier.
WMO, together with CEOS and CGMS,is developing the concept of an architecture for climate monitoring from space, building on the requirements established by GCOS and on existing mechanisms such as the CEOS Working Group on Climate.
Accordingly, PROVIA was first considered by the WMO Executive Council Working Group on Climate and Related Weather, Water and Environmental Matters at its session from 10 to 12 December 2013.
The Working Group on Climate and Disasters is seeking to ensure that climactic timescale factors are appropriately incorporated in the work carried out under the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction.
In its same resolution, the General Assembly welcomed the establishment of the working group on climate and disasters at its fifty-sixth session, which has continued the work initiated by the inter-agency task force on El Niño.
The Working Group on Climate and Disasters, under the leadership of WMO should continue to gather information on how climate information is generated and distributed globally, regionally and locally.
Moreover, it is expected that the International Water Assessment Centre(IWAC), as well as WMO and its different programmes andbodies such as the WMO Regional Association VI(Europe) Working Group on Climate and Hydrology, will continue to be key partner organizations.
CEB extended the mandate of the Working Group on Climate Change in order to further strengthen strategic, programmatic and operational coherence of the United Nations system on climate change.
Urges the international community to continue to address ways and means to reduce the adverse effects of extreme weather events and associated natural disasters through the implementation of the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction, and encourages its Inter-Agency Task Force for Disaster Reduction,particularly its working group on climate and natural disasters, to continue its work in this regard;
The working group collaborates with the working group on climate and disasters in order to improve climate-related risk information by correlating climate and disaster databases.
The Working Group on Climate and Disasters was set up with the understanding that the principal factor responsible for the increase in the social and economic impacts of natural disasters is the increasing level of vulnerability of many communities.
In this context, it was agreed to establish a thematic working group on climate change adaptation and mitigation, with ECE and the United Nations Environment Programme as co-chairs of this group. .
The Working Group on Climate and Disasters is complemented by three other thematic working groups dealing with strategic disaster reduction issues: early warning; the quantification of risk and vulnerability; and wildland fires.
The High-level Committee on Programmes, through the Working Group on Climate Change, also advanced collaboration on climate change activities in a number of programmatic areas in 2013.
The Working Group on Climate and Disasters should continue supporting studies such as the review of sectoral monitoring and warning systems, both within and outside of the United Nations system in order to establish shortfalls in the coverage(sectoral and geographical) of climate monitoring, as well as to explore further applications of climate monitoring information and forecasts.
The United Nations system, through the High-level Committee on Programmes Working Group on Climate Change, intensified its work in 2013 to facilitate United Nations system-wide coordination and coherence on climate change-related activities.
In particular, the Working Group on Climate and Disasters should ensure the experience gained from the intergovernmental meeting of experts held in Guayaquil in November 1998, the scientific and technical retrospective of the 1997/98 El Niño, the study entitled"Once Burned, Twice Shy", the relevant lessons learned exercises from Asia, Latin America and Africa, the review of the Climate Outlook Forum and other pertinent studies be made available to all interested parties.
The Task Force created the Working Group on Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction, co-chaired by UNDP and WMO, to focus on the promotion of an integrated approach to climate risk.