U.S.-Japan Co-Benefits Workshop 2007
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Washington, D.C.
March 5-6, 2007
IES, Japan's Ministry of Environment, and the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies held a workshop in Washington, D.C., on March 5-6 to examine co-benefit issues in greater technical depth. The workshop explored applications of co-benefits opportunities in policymaking, the potential for expanding the co-benefits approach to new sectors, and avenues for future cooperation between the U.S. and Japan on co-benefits. As a result of this meeting, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Japan's Ministry of Environment (MOEJ) have signed a Statement of Intent for collaboration on co-benefits research and promotion.
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- Workshop Agenda (PDF) (4 pp, 134K)
- Workshop Summary (PDF) (7 pp, 64K)
- Press Release
Presentations
(listed alphabetically by author’s last name)- Bradley, Rob, and Childs, Britt. Sustainable Development Policy and Measures (PDF) (15 pp, 368K)
- Conant, Richard. Greenhouse Gas Mitigation and Associated Co-benefits in the Agricultural Sector (PDF) (22 pp, 1.9MB)
- Frazier, Myra. Identifying Best Practices for Co-benefits: Improving Decision Making for Policy Makers (PDF) (15 pp, 138K)
- Heil, Mark. Evolving Consideration of Co-benefits in U.S. Analyses of Environmental Regulation (PDF) (26 pp, 325K)
- Heller, Thomas. Climate Actions and Developmental Co-benefits (PDF) (34 pp, 521K)
- Hu, Tao. Co-benefits Analysis and Policymaking: A Case Study from China (PDF) (14 pp, 533K)
- Kato, Makoto. Co-benefits in the Asian Context, Policy Implications: Lessons from the 15th and 16th Asia-Pacific Seminars on Climate Change (PDF) (17 pp, 567K)
- Kawamata, Kotaro. Japanese Perspectives on Co-benefits Promotion/Collaboration (PDF) (16 pp, 459K)
- Martínez, Julia. Co-benefits Studies in Mexico (PDF) (18 pp, 521K)
- Medina, Martin. Co-benefits of Waste Management in Developing Countries (PDF) (34 pp, 2.1MB)
- Ng, Wei-Shiuen. Co-benefits in the Transportation Sector (PDF) (36 pp, 623K)
- Pershing, Jonathan. (Keynote Speech) Climate and Development: How to Maximize Co-benefits? (PDF) (43 pp, 2.2MB)
- Schmidt, Jake. Greenhouse Gas Mitigation in Developing Countries: Scenarios and Opportunities in Brazil, China, and India (PDF) (19 pp, 1MB)
- Sibold, Katherine. Using Co-benefits Analysis to Facilitate Action: Options for Future Collaboration (PDF) (9 pp, 171K)
- Tamura, Kentaro. Co-benefits and International Climate Regime (PDF) (14 pp, 204K)
- Todd, David. Local Benefits and the Global Environment in Some GEF Climate Change Activities: Findings from an Evaluation (PDF) (16 pp, 289K)
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