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UNCCD COP 14 DISSEMINATION AND LAND DEGRADATION NEUTRALITY (LDN) DIALOGUE RIDAR HOTEL, SEETA - MUKONO ON 12 TH NOVEMBER 2019 By Freddie Kabango AC-SWC-MAAIF 23-Jan-20 1 GENERAL REPORT ON THE 14 TH COP OF THE UNCCD SEPT. 2 ND -13 TH , 2019 AT

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UNCCD COP 14 DISSEMINATION AND LAND DEGRADATION NEUTRALITY (LDN) DIALOGUE

RIDAR HOTEL, SEETA - MUKONO ON 12TH NOVEMBER 2019 By Freddie Kabango AC-SWC-MAAIF

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GENERAL REPORT ON THE 14TH COP OF THE UNCCD

  • SEPT. 2ND -13TH, 2019 AT INDIAN EXPO

CENTRE, GREATER NOIDA, NEW DELHI INDIA

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Uganda’s delegation

  • 1. Hon. Vincent Bamulangaki Ssempijja- Minister
  • f Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries-

MAAIF

  • 2. Hon. Beatrice Anywar- Vice Chairperson of the

Climate Change Committee, Parliament

  • 3. Hon. Milly Mugeni- Member, Climate Change

Committee, Parliament

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Uganda’s delegation Cont’d

4.

Hon. Fred Baseke- Member, Climate Change Committee, Parliament

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  • Dr. Juliet Sentumbwe- Ag. Director Animal Resources,

MAAIF

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  • Mr. Freddie Kabango- Asst. Comm. Soil & Water

Conservation, MAAIF

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  • Mr. Stephen Muwaya- UNCCD Focal Point, MAAIF

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Uganda’s delegation Cont’d

  • 8. Dr. Wilberforce Kisamba Mugerwa - Chairperson

Micro Finance Centre

  • 9. Mr. Robert Opio- Ministry of Lands, Housing &

Urban Development (MLHUD)

  • 10. Ms. Mukite Rosemary Mukhana- MLHUD
  • 11. Ms. Fridah Mutuzo- MLHUD
  • 12. Mr. Isaac Kinalwa- MLHUD

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Uganda’s delegation Cont’d

  • 13. Mr. John Tumuhimbise- Ministry of Energy &

Mineral Development (MEMD)

  • 14. Mr.

Henry Bbosa- Ministry

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Water & Environment (MWE)

  • 15. Mr. Mpuga Rukidi- Office of Clerk to Parliament
  • 16. Prof. Moses Isabirye- Busitema University
  • 17. Mrs Christine Kisamba- Makerere University
  • 18. Mrs Sarah Kisolo- Civil Society

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OPENNING OF THE CONFERENCE

  • COP 13 President was Mr. Zhang Jianlong, Minister of State

Forestry and Grassland Administration, China

  • Mr. Prakash Javadekar, Minister of Environment, Forest and

Climate Change, India, is now the COP 14 President

  • UNCCD Executive Secretary is Mr. Ibrahim Thiaw. He

emphasized Mahatma Gandhi’s legacy of removing obstacles and spreading well-being of peoples by translating knowledge into policies

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TECHNICAL SEGMENT

  • 1. The Committee of the whole (COW)
  • 2. The Committee on the Review of the

Implementation of the Convention (CRIC)

  • 3. The Committee on Science and Technology (CST)

Contact groups were then established under each of the above three Committees to negotiate key decision

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Contact groups

CRIC Contact Group negotiated on relationship with the Global Environment Facility (GEF), work program of the UNCCD Secretariat, Reporting process by parties Synergies with other conventions (three Rio Conventions; UNCCD, The UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD)).

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Contact groups cont’d

The CST Contact Group negotiated on drought indicators, work program of the Science Policy Interphase, the UNCCD Knowledge Hub, clarifying indicators for Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN

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PARALLEL MINISTERIAL ROUND TABLE Roundtable 1: Land, climate and renewable energy.

  • Hon. Beatrice Anywar, Members of Parliament and

Deputy Chairperson of the Parliamentary Committee

  • n Climate Change represented Uganda. Highlights

were on co-benefits from implementing the UNCCD e.g., linkages between afforestation, LDN, biodiversity conservation, and climate change mitigation and adaptation

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PARALLEL MINISTERIAL ROUND TABLE cont’d

Roundtable 2: Rural and urban communities – “failing or flourishing together’’

The Hon Vincent Ssempijja, Minister of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries of Uganda represented Uganda at the Ministerial Round Table and made a statement

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PARALLEL MINISTERIAL ROUND TABLE cont’d

Roundtable 3: Fostering a global movement for ecosystem

  • restoration. Hon. Kisamba Mugerwa, the Chairperson Microfinance

Support Centre represented Uganda. Highlights were on factors promoting and scaling up ecosystem restoration initiatives; putting in place enabling policies that mobilize entire societies to address Desertification Land Degradation & Drought; institutional innovation; fostering South-South cooperation; and ensuring gender equality and women’s empowerment.

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SPECIAL SEGMENT 2

Interactive dialogue 1: A values-based approach to land

  • stewardship. Hon. Milly Mugeni - Member of Parliament

submitted a statement on behalf of Uganda. Highlights were on “values revolution” through collective human action and a shift in consumption and production patterns, mapping out a wise direction for the world to attain sustainable management of resources, and more concrete actions to be taken to address the depletion of resources

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SPECIAL SEGMENT 2 cont’d Interactive dialogue 2: Healthy land–healthy people.

  • Hon. Fred Baseke -Member of Parliament submitted a

statement on behalf of Uganda. Highlights were on land as an important, critical resource for human wellbeing that is under severe pressure, with around 2.2 billion people affected by land degradation worldwide. Lack of knowledge on gender-differentiated health impacts results

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SPECIAL SEGMENT 2 cont’d

Interactive dialogue 3: Boosting sustainable value chains for land-based business. Hon. Beatrice Anywar - Member of Parliament submitted a statement on behalf of Uganda. Highlights were on investing in dryland areas to boost local livelihoods; ensuring equitable access to land, knowledge, and funding, especially for women; and promoting international cooperation, alternatives to chemical fertilizers, insurance for agriculture soil health, water-efficient irrigation systems and investments for sustainable energy at the local level.

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Conclusion

  • 1. Side Meetings by Uganda delegates with country

representatives all over the world-opportunities

  • 2. Identifying key priority areas for Uganda
  • 3. Follow up actions

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Representatives from Uganda

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Conclusion

  • 1. Side Meetings by Uganda delegates with country

representatives all over the world-opportunities

  • 2. Identifying key priority areas for Uganda
  • 3. Follow up actions

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High level representation by Hon. Minister and MPs

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