1. Global to Local: Climate change post Copenhagen Sofia Arkelsten, MP Committee on Environment and Agriculture Committee on EU Affairs

2. Role of the Parliamentarians Keep the global focus Work with scientists – and economists Be open to new facts Communicate with voters Deliver relevant, fair policy without protectionist components

4. The Swedish Model Urgent issue. Political will. Start:10 scientists. Different disciplines. All Party Committee Combined policy: Energy and Climate Existing institutions. Binding targets. International agreements. EU & Global deal.

5. The Swedish Climate Policy Reducing emissions with 40% to 2020 Today 6 ton/person, aiming for1-2 ton No emissions for Sweden 2050 ETS and national law Carbon tax. Balanced with other tax cuts. Plans for 50% renewable, 20% energy efficiency, fossil free transport sector 2030

6. Ideas for the future Aim globally – work locally It works: Both economic growth and reduced emissions +50% GDP and still -12% GHG emissions All politicians can – and shall - contribute Find inspiration and strength in each other

7. Ewa Björling, Minister for Trade

8. Gunilla Carlsson, Minister for International Development Cooperation

11. Ideas matter. People create change.

12. Thank you for your attention! sofia.arkelsten@riksdagen.se