UNEA POI's/Chits by Sameer Nadeem https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v Made with charm en-us 2020-10-24 04:53:22 UTC 2020-10-24 12:10:55 UTC hello@padlet.com POI trishasayani https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857773610 To: The Delegate of Germany
From: The delegate of Rwanda
The German Renewable Energy Act (EEG) has made all renewable energy in Germany possible and that has made Germany a little bit more sustainable. But now the government thinks that it is not mature enough and the government is looking at the economic aspect. This transition is now focusing less on the renewable energy and more on the money. Please comment on this delegate.]]> 2020-10-24 05:03:08 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857773610 POI TO THE DELEGATE OF CHILE BY THE DELEGATE OF MALDIVES https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857773669 Of Chile's total energy supply, 58.4 percent is generated by diesel fuel, coal and natural gas.

What are the delegate of Chile's thoughts on this?
]]> 2020-10-24 05:03:17 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857773669 PO https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857773748 2020-10-24 05:03:28 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857773748 POI to the delegate of Germany https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857774244 From delegate of Italy

Germany had promised to use 100% renewable energy sources by 2050. Several campaigns have already been launched for this success, but almost all of them have flopped. At the moment, high paying Germans honey have 2.5% of their primary energy satisfied by wind and solar sources. Also, power prices have ROCKETED up and Germans can also expect more blackouts and shedding as Germany still continues to drive up their flop. What does the delegate have to say about this?]]> 2020-10-24 05:04:32 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857774244 POI TO THE DELEGATE OF HUNGARY BY THE DELEGATE OF MALDIVES https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857775145 COuld the delegate of HUNGARY please state the source which mentions about the wide use of geothermal energy in industrial areas?]]> 2020-10-24 05:06:23 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857775145 Answering POI to delegate of italy from delegate of germany https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857775522 2020-10-24 05:07:12 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857775522 https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857775813 2020-10-24 05:07:49 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857775813 POI REPLY TO THE DELEGATE OF MALDIVES BY HUNGARY https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857777364 http://europeangeothermalcongress.eu/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/CUR-14-Hungary.pdf

This is the source]]> 2020-10-24 05:10:59 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857777364 POI REPLY https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857779217  Hungarian Atomic Energy Authority is responsible for the regulatory tasks in connection with the use of atomic energy exclusively for peaceful purposes, the safety of nuclear facilities and transport containers, as well as with the security of nuclear and other radioactive materials and associated facilities. The work of the HAEA is supported by the Scientific Council, which is comprised of nation-wide acknowledged experts.]]> 2020-10-24 05:15:00 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857779217 POI To the delegate of Hungary https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857779599 Hungary is poor in fossil fuel resources but at the same time close to 90% of its total primary energy supply comes from fossil fuel and nuclear sources (MEKH 2017). Thus, dependence on external fossil fuel and non-renewable resources is one of the most important issues. What does the delegate have to say about this?]]> 2020-10-24 05:15:55 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857779599 POI REPLY FROM THE DELEGATE OF HUNGARY https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857781412 Hungary is poor in fossil fuel resources but at the same time close to 90% of its total primary energy supply comes from fossil fuel and nuclear sources (MEKH 2017). Thus, dependence on external fossil fuel and non-renewable resources is one of the most important issues. What does the delegate have to say about this?

Could the source for this information be stated?]]> 2020-10-24 05:19:49 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857781412 POI REPLY https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857783412 Hungary is not working towards reducing nuclear energy as it is one of the few renewable sources of energy which can be used in Hungary. Wind energy and hydroelectric energy cannot be used in Hungary due to local and geographic conditions. Hungary does have solar plants and is working towards building more, but it is not enough. So, Hungary relies heavily on nuclear energy. However, Hungary has assigned the Hungarian Atomic Energy Authority (HAEA) to safeguard these power plants.]]> 2020-10-24 05:23:22 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857783412 POI trishasayani https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857786457 To: The delegate of Hungary
From: The delegate of Rwanda
The energy systems in Hungary need a more complex approach to them. What do you have to say about this delegate?]]> 2020-10-24 05:30:12 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857786457 POI trishasayani https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857788218 To: The delegate of Bangladesh
From: The delegate of Rwanda (sorry for the error previously)
Bangladesh is still being seen to be a climate threat because it is boosting coal reliance, according to a REUTERS ARTICLE, despite what all renewable energy stats you presented in your speech. Please comment on this problem of Bangladesh and state the sources from which you got the information in your speech.]]> 2020-10-24 05:34:14 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857788218 Reply to the Delegate of Brazil (From the delegate of the UAE) https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857789156 Renewable energy has become economically attractive in the oil rich UAE. Ramping up renewables to 10% of the country's total energy mix, and 25% of total power generation, could generate annual savings of USD 1.9 billion by 2030 through avoidance of fossil-fuel consumption and lower energy costs. To summarize, the UAE would not be facing difficulties in the economy, if they were to switch to renewable energy. They would actually attain more of a benefit.]]> 2020-10-24 05:36:31 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857789156 POI https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857789306 TO: Delegate of UAE
FROM: Delegate of Yemen

UAE has implemented many steps to increase the usage of renewable sources. Why does the delegate of UAE think this happens?]]> 2020-10-24 05:36:53 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857789306 POI reply to delegate of Rwanda https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857790452 In Germany the focus is now less on renewable energy and more on reducing there ghg and also battling coronavirus]]> 2020-10-24 05:39:45 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857790452 Reply to the delegate of Yemen (From the delegate of the UAE) https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857791036 If the question asked is, why has the UAE encouraged the use of renewable sources, then the answer would be because it ramps in some economic benefit, and is overall a great and sustainable way for the UAE to do their role in eradicating climate change.]]> 2020-10-24 05:41:16 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857791036 Reply to the POI asked by the delegate of Italy https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857791633 From: Delegate of Brazil
To: Delegate of Italy
Corruption is present in Brazil because of poverty and a large population  and other economic factors which does not mean that it will interrupt Brazil's endeavor to combat climate change. Brazil is not looking at things with a perspective of isolation and the country needs to show its drive towards combatting climate which would be having a far reaching effect on the economy. Corruption is a part and parcel of developing countries and even developed countries have corruption. It will take time to eradicate corruption.]]> 2020-10-24 05:42:49 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857791633 TO THE DELEGATE OF RWANDA (FROM THE DELEGATE OF BANGLADESH) shanels_ood https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857791670 Firstly, the delegate of Bangladesh can well assure the delegate of Rwanda that Bangladesh is using a certain percentage (3.3%) of renewable energy. Some examples are Solar energy, Wind energy, Wave energy, and they are searching for Geothermal energy sources. Secondly, the delegate of Bangladesh had prepared for this certain topic, coincidentally, beforehand. Therefore, the delegate is extremely sorry, but the delegate does not have the sources for the information and statistics used in the speech. Third, may the delegate of Rwanda please state the article where he/she got the information from?]]> 2020-10-24 05:42:55 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857791670 POI to the delegate of Ethiopia from the delegate of Japan https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857792940 One of the cons of hydroelectricity is its effect on rain water which is detrimental to Ethiopia because they primarily depend on rain fed agriculture how can the Ethiopian government allow this?]]> 2020-10-24 05:46:01 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857792940 POI to the delegate of Ethiopia https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857793625 From the delegate of Italy


Delegate of Ethiopia, that was a very vague answer. There needs to be concrete proof of the help and service provided to the underprivileged present within the community. Could the delegate perhaps state some measures and initiatives that the government is going to take to reach the underprivileged?]]> 2020-10-24 05:47:51 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857793625 POI TO THE DELEGATE OF C.A.R FROM THE DELEGATE OF MALDIVES https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857798557 Car mentioned some policies regarding climate change. What are the strategies laid by car?

]]> 2020-10-24 05:59:14 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857798557 REPLY TO DELEGATE OF MALDIVES FROM THE DELEGATE OF C.A.R mimi_update https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857799189 Some strategies for mitigating climate change made by the CAR are: 1.)Mitigation and adaptation policy frameworks: National programme for reforestation and rehabilitation of post exploitation areas Southwest Region Development Project (PDRSO);
2.); Preparation of eligibility for the Green Climate Fund 
3.) the outreach programme to gradually abandon slash-and-burn agriculture; 
HOPE THAT ANSWERS YOUR POI]]> 2020-10-24 06:00:54 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857799189 POI to the second degree https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857800463 To: The delegate of Brazil

Delegate what has been stated is completely different than the original question. Corruption can be compared to an organism. When the right conditions and the right situations are in place, it has endless capabilities to grow. By the statement suggested by the delegate of Brazil, is he suggesting corruption is not a priority right now?]]> 2020-10-24 06:04:05 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857800463 REPLY TO DELEGATE OF CHINA FROM THE DELEGATE OF C.A.R. mimi_update https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857800868 you are right, the conflict has affected much of our nation's climate change goals and stopped us from mitigating climate change and building peace. but there are many organisations who are trying to help us and the people affected. NAPAs provide a process for least-developed countries to identify priority activities that respond to their urgent and immediate needs to adapt to climate change.

REDD+ is a U.N-backed mechanism to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation by offering land managers conditional incentives to keep forests standing.

Both programs were highlighted as key contributors to developing links among institutions. Researchers concluded that these links must be strengthened to build capacity to mitigate climate change, adapt agriculture and natural resource management to long-term trends in climate variability. 
Yet, many international organizations have withdrawn from Central African Republic due to instability, which means that the population will not benefit from any of these programs, so we have no other option but to stick to adaptation until we receive more international support, financially, and environmentally as well. 

we are also a non annex-1 party to the UNFCCC, so we do have no obligation for mitigation of climate change, but we do hope that we can be a part of the plans and we can implement for our country and improve the welfare of our people. 
HOPE THIS ANSWER YOUR QUESTION
]]> 2020-10-24 06:05:05 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857800868 Reply to delegate of Maldives (From the delegate of UAE) https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857800954 In accordance with the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC), the UAE is a non-Annex 1 country and not obligated to reduce its emissions for the Kyoto protocol. The UAE, however, has chosen to implement actions to slash its carbon emissions, including monitoring and tracking GHG emissions and assessing policies related to them.   UAE was one of the first countries to ratify the Paris Agreement in September 2016. Backed by an ambitious ‘Nationally Determined Contribution’ to generate 24 per cent national clean energy by 2021 (which has been increased to 27 per cent since its initial submission in October 2015, ahead of COP 21) through large-scale nuclear and renewable energy projects, the UAE is employing various energy and water conservation measures.]]> 2020-10-24 06:05:15 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857800954 POI TO THE DELEGATE OF UAE FROM THE DELEGATE OF MALDIVES https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857800970 What are the stratergies that uae is implementing to fulfill the treaties they signed ?

]]> 2020-10-24 06:05:18 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857800970 Source for POI asked by delegate of Brazil to the delegate of Brazil https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857802740 https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-030-20339-9_8]]> 2020-10-24 06:09:05 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857802740 POI REPLY TO THE BRAZIL https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857803484 The Delegate of Hungary believes Brazil's sources might be innacurate as Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development states that Hungary's energy comes mostly from nuclear (49.3%) and coal (8.5%), with natural gas contributing to nearly a quarter of the total energy]]> 2020-10-24 06:10:52 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857803484 POI TO THE DELEGATE OF BANGLADESH FROM THE DELEGATE OF MALDIVES https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857808151 Bangladesh faces many storms and cyclones in the coastal areas. Could the delegate mention how the government have safe guarded the poor people from the cyclones and storms?

]]> 2020-10-24 06:21:26 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857808151 POI answer reply to the delegate of Ethiopia from Japan https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857808362 2020-10-24 06:21:56 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857808362 Follow up to the delegate of Ethiopia from the delegate of Japan https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857808484 Delegate Of Ethiopia, this delegate had asked the question on  what the Ethiopian government would do to combat hydroelectricty's effect on  rainwater especially considering that they rely on rain-fed agriculture and rainwater majorly this has absolutely nothing to do with building dams and for which sector as mentioned if this water is used for agriculture it will have detrimental impacts on the consumer so using it for that will worsen the condition.

]]> 2020-10-24 06:22:14 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857808484 POI TO THE DELEGATE OF BANGLADESH FROM THE DELEAGTE OF MALDIVES https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857808503 THE DELEAGTE OF BANGLADESH MENTIONED THAT THEY WILL MIGRATE THE PEOPLE IN COASTAL AREAS TO THE INTERIOR CITY. WHY CAN'T BANGLADESH DO SOMETHING ELSE OTHER THAN ABANDONING THE COASTAL AREAS?]]> 2020-10-24 06:22:18 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857808503 POI TO THE BANGLADESH FROM HUNGARY https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857809897 It has been estimated that by 2050, one in every seven people in Bangladesh will be displaced by climate change. Up to 18 million people may have to move because of sea level rise alone. What is the government doing to prevent this?]]> 2020-10-24 06:25:40 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857809897 REPLY TO THE DELEGATE OF MALDIVES (FROM THE DELEGATE OF BANGLADESH): shanels_ood https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857810997 For the purple colored note: The Bangladeshi government are moving the poor people living in the low-lying coastal areas towards the inland areas. Eg. Dhaka
For the blue colored note: The government of Bangladesh is NOT abandoning the coastal areas. In the delegate of Bangladesh's speech, it was mentioned that the government is strengthening riverbanks and are building more stronger houses for the citizens.]]> 2020-10-24 06:28:26 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857810997 To the delegate of Maldives saanvis https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857811853 from the delegate of srilanka 
Climate change severely threatens the existence of the Maldives as well as diminishing existing human capabilities on these islands. According to the World Bank, with "future sea levels projected to increase in the range of 10 to 100 centimeters by the year 2100, the entire country could be submerged".
What will you do about this?]]> 2020-10-24 06:30:30 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857811853 POI FROM HUNGARY TO BURMA https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857812095 2020-10-24 06:31:08 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857812095 rel https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857818734 2020-10-24 06:46:27 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857818734 REPLY TO THE DELEGATE OF HUNGARY (FROM THE DELEGATE OF BANGLADESH): shanels_ood https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857820967 Actually, the delegate had once referred to this link while preparing for the conference. Every fact given is factually correct. Here is your answer: The government is trying to strengthen the riverbank areas prone to riverbank erosion as this displaces a HUGE number of people. Cyclones and floods are dealt with by shifting the people towards the districts of the larger cities. Even though tsome citizens MAY STILL get displaced, there is only a certain amount the Bangladeshi government can do. Also, huge number of Bangladeshis migrate to different parts of the world which helps as well. Eg. Italy, France, UAE, etc.]]> 2020-10-24 06:51:46 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857820967 POI ANSWER TO THE DELEGATE OF SRILANKA https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857829992 THE DELEGATE OF MALDIVES MENTIONED THAT TO COMBAT THE SINKING OF THE ISLANDS, THE MALDIVES IS CONSIDERING TO BUILD ARTIFICIAL LANDS LIKE THE PALM JUMERIAH. ]]> 2020-10-24 07:12:21 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857829992 POI https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857923457 From : Mozambique
To : Australia

A Reuters report said that,  Australian summers are now twice as long as winters as climate change has increased temperatures which is why a research released that the nation is noticing unprecedented fire seasons. Though some fires have been extinguished, more than a dozen of them were still burning. Scientists have warned that it will lead to more dangerous fire seasons and severe weather events. So how will the government reduce such fire seasons in the country?]]> 2020-10-24 10:32:24 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857923457 POI https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857927015 From : Mozambique
To : Australia

Food wastage has become very common in Australia. Every day, there is that much food wasted that it could even fill a whole swimming pool. Because of climate change, food production has decreased, which has let small farmers not able to even feed their families. This food that is wasted could be provided to its citizens who go hungry everyday. Why is the government not raising awareness which within the urban community to regulate food wastage, so that people affected by climate change are given enough food? ]]> 2020-10-24 10:40:05 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857927015 POI to the delegate of BRAZIL from the deleagte of Maldives https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857972757 2020-10-24 12:09:42 UTC https://padlet.com/nsameer192/hqpi14zs9z9a6v/wish/857972757