WSF

World Sustainability Fund

since Dec. 9th, 2011

To co-fund all actions needed to get a sustainable world, including
U.N. climate change programs and additional Major Groups programs.

The organization will be similarto that of the WWF and plans to have chapters in all countries.
The funds will be gathered from GO's, NGO's, and individual people.

Submit your proposals for Council Members, Advisory Board Members,
Ambassadors, Volunteers, and Actions Programn to
emile@worldsustainabilityfund.nl.

Signing of the Statutes by Emile van Essen.
Copy of the WSF Statutes: Dutch | English follows.
Summary: Board under Council control; to benefit Sustainability, Life, and Education; ANBI Tax status pending.

The SUM Foundation is core partner of the WSF, which promotes
the Sustainable United Monument, called "Converging Worlds" (CW).
This monument will be offered to the RIO+20 event.
Mr. Johan Witteveen, former Executive Director of the IMF, supports this initiative.
The Ambassador of Brazil to The Netherlands,
who was twenty years ago, the hosting mayor of the Earth Summit conference in Rio
is helping us to find and arrange the right location in front of the conference hall where RIO+20 will be held.
We hope that you will also promote the "CW" SUM on your websites
and ask for support (donation button on the website). See www.sum-foundation.org.
Use for now the Google Translation webpage app. The English pages will follow soon.

http://globalhumancommons.org/csd2ism.html

Synthesis doc UN Prepcom 2N1121365

UNFCCC DURBAN - DEC. 9th, 2011 -
DRAFT CONCLUSION PROPOSAL BY THE CHAIR:

Page 10, par. 46. Invites developing country Parties to submit, as appropriate, to the secretariat the
following information on individual nationally appropriate mitigation actions seeking
international support:
(a) A description of the mitigation action and the national implementing entity,
including contact information;
(b) The expected timeframe for the implementation of the mitigation action;
(c) The estimated full cost of the preparation
(d) The estimated full cost and/or incremental cost of the implementation of the
mitigation action;
(e) The amount and type of support (financial, technological and capacitybuilding)
required to prepare and/or implement the mitigation action;
(f) The estimated emission reductions;
(g) Other indicators of implementation;
(h) Other relevant information, including the co-benefits for local sustainable
development, if information thereon exists;
47. Also invites developing country Parties to submit to the secretariat information on
other individual nationally appropriate mitigation actions, to be recorded in a separate
section of the registry, for their recognition;
48. Further invites developed country Parties, the entity or entities entrusted with the
operation of the financial mechanism, including the Global Environment Facility and the
Green Climate Fund, multilateral, bilateral and other public donors, and private and nongovernmental
organizations that are in position to do so, to submit to the secretariat, as
appropriate, the following information on financial, technological and capacity-building
support available and/or provided for the preparation and/or implementation of nationally
appropriate mitigation actions:
(a) Whether the support available is for preparation and/or implementation of
nationally appropriate mitigation actions;
(b) The source of the support, including, ...

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