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Prof. Kiko de Guzman, J.D. Climate Change Response POLICY AS Global Legal Action on Climate Change

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Presentation of Prof. Francis Ross de Guzman, College of Arts and Sciences, University of the Philippines Manila, during the UP Manila Conference on Global Climate Change, held October 22-23, 2009 at the Pearl Garden Hotel, Manila.

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Page 1: Plenary 4 - Local and International Policy on Climate Change

Prof. Kiko de Guzman, J.D.

Climate Change ResponsePOLICY AS

Global Legal Action on Climate Change

Page 2: Plenary 4 - Local and International Policy on Climate Change

Climate Change Policy

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Climate Change Policy

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Climate Change Policy

Crisis

Danger Opportunity

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Climate Change Policy

Policy as Opportunity

POLICY as projected program of goals, values and practices

(Lasswell and Kaplan, 1970)

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Climate Change Policy

Policy as Opportunity

[PUBLIC POLICY] authoritative allocation of values for the whole society.

(Easton, 1953)

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Climate Change Policy

International Environmental Lawas Policy

jus cogens customary norms conventional norms

(ICJ Statute, 1947)

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Climate Change Policy

Trail Smelter Case, 1937

International Environmental Lawas Policy

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Climate Change Policy

International Environmental Lawas Policy

preventive principle precautionary principle

(US v Canada, 1937)

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Climate Change Policy

International Environmental Lawas Policy

(Geneva, 1979)

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Climate Change Policy

International Environmental Lawas Policy

(Conference on the Changing Atmosphere, 1988)

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Climate Change Policy

International Environmental Lawas Policy

154 countries signed UNFCCC

climate change (CC) is a common concern of mankind

human activities increased greenhouse gases (GHG)

largest share of GHG from developed countries

objective: stabilize GHG and prevent further CC

(Earth Summit, 1992)

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Climate Change Policy

International Environmental Lawas Policy

develop national inventory of GHG emissions

implement national/regional programs to mitigate CC

technological cooperation

to take CC into account in national policies

(UNFCCC)

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Climate Change Policy

International Environmental Lawas Policy

(UNFCCC COP)

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Climate Change Policy

International Environmental Lawas Policy

develop national inventory of GHG emissions

implement national/regional programs to mitigate CC

technological cooperation

to take CC into account in national policies

(Kyoto Protocol)

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Climate Change Policy

International Environmental Lawas Policy

ensure that aggregate CO2 emissions do not exceed assigned targets

reduce emissions by at least 5% of the 1990 levels from 2008-2012

show demonstrable progress in achieving commitments by 2005

(Kyoto Protocol)

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Climate Change Policy

International Environmental Lawas Policy

Emissions Trading

Joint Implementation

Clean Development Mechanism

(Kyoto Protocol)

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Climate Change Policy

PHILIPPINE Lawas Policy

ratified UNFCCC in 1994

ratified Kyoto in 2003

established CDM implementing agency in

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Climate Change Policy

PHILIPPINE Lawas Policy

Sec. 16, Art. II of 1987 Constitution

established IACC in 1991 MTPDP 2004-2010 underscores more effective environmental care

established PTFCC in 2007

established OPACC in 2008

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Climate Change Policy

PHILIPPINE Lawas Policy

creation of a Climate Change Commission

mandate to create a Framework Program on Climate Change creation of National and Local Climate Change Action Plans

appropriation

(Climate Change Act of 2009)

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Climate Change Policy

Policy as Opportunity

POLICY [is/should be] standing decisions characterized by behavioral consistency and repetitiveness.

(Eulau and Prewitt, 1989)

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Climate Change Policy

Future Policy Response

adaptation vis-à-vis mitigation

enforcement multi-stakeholder participation

(Pew Center Report, 2006)

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Prof. Kiko de Guzman, J.D.

Thank You

Global Legal Action on Climate Change

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