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CLIMATE CHANGE Technology and Finance gone haywire CLIMATE CHANGE Technology and Finance gone haywire Walter Mendoza Centre for Education and Documentation

the idea of the case study and the context Climate Change: The Science a world-wide effort: World Meteorological Organisation (WMO), United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP),and UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) India’s (and TERI’s) Pachauri the lead player even receiving the Nobel Prize. Large body of knowledge developed on the global impacts of climate change. localized impacts generally ignored

relation to the manifesto citizens seek democratic engagement with science short term fixes vs longer term community solutions Issues of Justice, Sustainability and Plurality violence and inequity democratisation of institutions experts versus laypersons how the “citizen” will converse with the “scientist” (and State) s&t play crucial roles in violence and inequity

Methodology and process 1.Mapping of the actors and the institutional relations between research professionals, civil society, industry and the state 2. Contact the CSOs involved in on mitigation / adaptation and lobbying advocacy 3. Develop parameters; visit sample projects, acquire data 4. preliminary write-up in September revise parameters, secondary research 6. final document by end of December. The draft document will explore having focus group discussions with CSOs, technologists and communities.

Expectations on the outputs map of institutional relationship between research professionals, civil society, the state and industry on climate change in the context: of the International negotiations the NAPCC the Clean Development Mechanism

Tentative timeline 1.Mapping of actors institutional relations: July 2. Develop parameters and indicators:July 3. Visit sample projects, discussions with different actors August 4. preliminary write-up September 5. revise parameters, secondary research according to parametersOctober November 6. final document December

budgetJuly – December 2009 (in Rs.) Lead Author: 65 days Rs 3000/day 2,00,000 2 Researchers: 2 x 20days x 90,000 Travel: Lead Author and researchers 1,00,000 Meetings, discussions 20,000 Indirect costs 30,000 Admin, overheads, accounting, etc 50,000 Total 5,00,000

The End CLIMATE CHANGE CLIMATE CHANGE Walter Mendoza