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World Water Movements and COP 15 - by Le_Webmaster 09/12/2009 @ 14:27

Tuesday 15^th December 2009

Address : Klimaforum09 Tietgensgade 65

DGI-byen 1704 Copenhagen V Denmark

“World Water Movements and COP 15: Proposals and strategies for water and climate justice"

Speakers:

Andre Abreu, Maude Barlow, Luis Enrique De Moura, Raffaella Cavallo, Tommaso Fattori, Marco Iob, Anne Le Strat, Rosario Lembo, Danielle Mitterand, Anil Naidoo, Riccardo Petrella.

Organisation:

Italian Committee World Water Contract; CEVI; Blue Planet Project-Council of Canadians; France Liberté

Description:

Water is considered a tool to exploit for producing energy allegedly having a lesser impact on climate. The “Millennium Goals” of guaranteeing access to drinking water for all the inhabitants of the planet through a market approach have been a complete failure. International movements for Water Justice demand to include the problem of water in the negotiation agenda of the Copenhagen Conference.

http://www.klimaforum09.org/