20 November 2007
UNGA ADOPTS CLIMATE CHANGE RESOLUTION
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On 19 November 2007, the UN General Assembly (UNGA) met at UN headquarters in New York, US, to take action on a draft resolution (A/62/L.11/Rev.1) submitted by UNGA President Srgjan Kerim, requesting the Secretary-General to prepare a comprehensive report of the UN systems’ activities in relation to climate change.

UN member States adopted the resolution […]

On 19 November 2007, the UN General Assembly (UNGA) met at UN headquarters in New York, US, to take action on a draft resolution (A/62/L.11/Rev.1) submitted by UNGA President Srgjan Kerim, requesting the Secretary-General to prepare a comprehensive report of the UN systems’ activities in relation to climate change.

UN member States adopted the resolution without a vote. The resolution originates from the consensus reached during the general debate of the 62nd UNGA session, under the theme “Responding to Climate Change,” to develop a global response to climate change. The report is expected to provide an important input for the thematic debate on climate change scheduled for early February 2008.
Links to further information
UN Press release, 19 November 2007
Letter from UNGA President Kerim, containing draft resolution A/62/L.11/Rev.1, 16 November 2007


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