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20Nov2009

Hope in a Changing Climate

 

A Global Dialogue on Ecosystem Restoration

BBC World Programme Highlights: Hope in a Changing Climate

The BBC World broadcasted the film, "Hope in a Changing Climate" on November 27th, 2009 and the film screened in Copenhagen during COP-15, the climate change summit in December 17, 2009.

Join with us to watch the film, discuss the issues, tell the story and shape our common future. EEMP providea host organizations with a facilitator's guide, access to "Hope in a Changing Climate" (if outside BBC broadcast area), templates for invitations and press releases and other support materials. 

For more information, visit www.hopeinachangingclimate.org.

"Hope in a Changing Climate" is produced with financial support from a diverse set of funders including the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) -The Netherlands, Open University, The Rockefeller Foundation, the Syngenta Foundation for Sustainable Agriculture and The World Bank.

       

 

        

For more information, please contact:

Patrick Augenstein, Director of Research
augenstein [at] eemp.org