German Pavilion, Hall 2, Blue Zone, Le Bourget-Paris
The COP21 side event Climate Security and Resilience – The Way Forward on Friday 11 December from 12:00 to 1:30 pm in the German Pavilion will discuss potential activities by governments, multilateral institutions and initiatives to effectively address risks of instability and conflict stemming from climate change.
adelphi stand (A3) in the Climate generations area A at COP21, 1-11 December 2015
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