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UNESCO and Climate Change – Towards COP21

UNESCO’s actions on climate change mitigation and adaptation, in the context of the Paris Climate Conference 2015 (COP21). Climate change is a complex issue which has consequences for all spheres of existence on our planet. It either impacts on – or is impacted by – global issues,

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Energy Efficiency and Energy Management in Cultural Heritage

Case studies Guidebook – 2014 This guidebook – published by the United Nations Development Programme in Croatia with the support of the UNESCO Regional Bureau for Science and Culture in Europe, Venice (Italy) – includes works and examples presented at the International Conference on Energy Management in

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  The El Hierro Declaration ENERGY AT THE CROSSROAD 100% renewable energy empowering local communities On the path towards sustainable energy, some islands and regions have shown that a renewable future is possible. These are the new renewable energy lighthouses emerging all over the world. At the

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Rays of Hope: Renewable Energy in the Pacific Islands

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Dr Osman Benchikh *. Programme Specialist in Charge of Energy and Renewable Energy. Coordinator of RENFORUS project.
E-mail: o.benchikh(at)unesco.org
Cipriano Marín **. Assistant for RENFORUS project implementation.
E-mail: c.marin(at)unescocan.org
Addresses: * UNESCO. 1, Rue Miollis. 75015 Paris – France
** Avda. Islas Canarias, 35 - 38007, S/C de Tenerife - Spain