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o Created (Draft) Terms of Reference for the CSC: IGM/10/14-01/Appendix 2 SPG/10/14-01/Appendix 2 � Launched Call for Proposals for CB Activities (see 2 below). � Produced 2 publications and 4 posters (see 3 below) 2. First Call for Proposals for Capacity Building Activities IGM/10/14-01 SPG/10/14-01 The first call for proposals for capacity building activities was launched in November 2004 following the 1 st CSC meeting. An “expression of interest” paper was posted and e-mailed to national Focal Points and SPG members. � 13 proposals received: IGM/10/14-01/Appendix3 SPG/10/14-01/Appendix3 � 4 members submitted as proponents; 9 others were supported by member countries (SPG member and/or nFP). � Member countries responded with SPG and/or national Focal Point support. Bangladesh (3); Cambodia (1); India (2); Indonesia (1); Japan (2); Malaysia (1); Philippines (1); Sri Lanka (1); USA (1). Mongolia expressed interest to submit at a later date. 3. CAPaBLE Publications and Publicity � 8-page brochure prepared for distribution at various scientific and political arenas � 24-page CAPaBLE Publication for 10 th Anniversary highlights nine capacity building projects and two comprehensive research projects. � Four professional posters created: one general poster of CAPaBLE; two comprehensive research projects and one project for the Pacific Islands Training Institute �96�
1 st CAPaBLE Standing Committee (CSC) Chairperson’s Summary IGM/10/14-01/Appendix 1 SPG/10/14-01/Appendix 1 Opening APN Secretariat Director, Mr. Sombo Yamamura, opened the meeting by expressing his feelings of satisfaction in terms of the good recognition and progress that CAPaBLE has made since its launch in April, 2003. (Pakistan, Thailand etc). Mr. Yamamura emphasized that now we are in Year 2 of CAPaBLE, the name and quality should go hand in hand. Main objective of today’s CSC is to discuss how we can ensure the quality of CAPaBLE in the future. Mr. Yamamura mentioned that the 3 main components of the 1 st CSC Meeting were to review first year projects; discuss a plan for the current year, and discuss a plan for the future with the incorporation of CAPaBLE into APN’s 2 nd Strategic Plan for 2005-2010. Item 1 Dr. Andrew Matthews, SPG Co-Chair was elected as Chair of the meeting and the agenda was adopted as written. Item 2 As some of the participants were fairly new to the CAPaBLE Programme, Drs. Matthews and Stevenson gave an overview of the history of the Programme and its progress since the official launch in April, 2003. The key points are highlighted: History and Progress of the CAPaBLE Programme • The initiative was registered as a Type II Partnership Programme at WSSD, Sep. 2003, by the Ministry of the Environment, Japan. The Type II Partnership addressed mainly Item 111 of the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation (JPOI). • The proposal was presented to APN 8 th IGM and was approved and endorsed. • The focus of the Programme is “Scientific Capacity Building & Enhancement for Sustainable Development in Developing Countries” with an initial 5-year phase related to Climate Change and Water & Food Security. • A “Programme Development Workshop” convened in Kobe in May 2003 to create an effective implementation plan for the CAPaBLE Programme, particularly in its first 3-year phase. Additional information is available from the APN website: CAPaBLE Programme Development Workshop • Since the launch of the Programme, Hyogo Prefecture Government of Japan and 3 other member countries, Australia, New Zealand and USA have become stakeholders and are contributing financially to the Programme. • The CAPaBLE Programme effectively has 2 pillars: that of “Capacity Enhancement – vis-à-vis regional-based Comprehensive Research Projects (CRPs),” and “Capacity Building” covering a broad range of activities at the national, regional and global levels. • The main objectives of the CRPs are taken from IPCC TAR: WGII and WGIII. • 2 Comprehensive research projects and 8 capacity building projects have been funded since the launch of CAPaBLE; a summary table is attached as Appendix 1. • CAPaBLE and its activities are being showcased vis-à-vis brochures, posters presentations at various scientific and political arenas, and the APN and other GC-related organizations’ websites. Item 3 The current CAPaBLE Standing Committee (CSC) and the Capacity Building �97�
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SECTION I 10 th APN Inter-Governmen
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AUSTRALIA List of Participants APN
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Yukihiro IMANARI Executive Manager
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Sirijit SANGUNURAI Programme Fellow
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Review of 2004-2005 Activities IGM/
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