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不好意思，这个名单应该更早与大家分享的！
非常高兴的一个结果，今年UNEP的青年大会共有五名中国青年入选，将于月底赴德国勒沃库森参加为期近一周的会议。这次我们的入选人数是第一届（2003）的五倍，第二届（2005）的2.5倍！
而且在这五人所在的都是NEAYEN-China的成员组织，其中四人都参与了去年在上海的NEAYEN会议，他们分别是：
Wang fengzhu 武汉 华中农业大学绿色协会
Qian chenyu 上海 前同济大学 已毕业
Zhao jinli 北京 地球村
Lv Yajia 上海-布拉格 前上海交大 已毕业
祝贺各位成员，同时期待大家积极为这次会议做准备，将收获和感受与大家分享！
如果在行程、参会和签证等方面有问题，请随时与我联系。另外请大家一定要登录会议官方网站上面的＂Ｍｙ ｃｏｎｆｅｒｅｎｃｅ＂，尽快把相关工作坊和考察的选择做好。
会议主页地址如下：
http://www.tunza2007.unep.bayer.com/en/Homepage.aspx
ＴＵＮＺＡ的主页如下：
http://www.unep.org/tunza/youth
Environment and technology——About the conference in general, 2007, 2005, 2003The Tunza International Youth Conference is a global youth forum of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) that brings together young environmentalists from all over the world to share experiences on the environment. The conference is held every two years. This year it will be held in Leverkusen, Germany, the headquarters of UNEP’s long-term partner – Bayer AG. It will take place from August 26 to 30 with more than 150 young people participating. The Conference theme is: Technology in the Service of Environment.The TUNZA conference can look back on a short but successful history. Previously it was called the UNEP Global Youth Forum, a key activity of UNEP's long-term youth strategy.
It has been organised since 1985 with the aim of enabling young people (15-24 years) to learn from one another and share experiences and ideas on community-based environmental actions. It has provided opportunities for youth to develop joint strategies on promoting environmental protection.
The 2003 Tunza International Youth Conference was the first international youth environment event since the World Summit on Sustainable Development, WSSD (Johannesburg, 2002). It was also the first UNEP youth event since the adoption of the TUNZA Strategy by the Governing Council in February 2003.
That particular conference, therefore, provided a unique opportunity for young people to take stock of the outcomes of WSSD and review their role in UNEP’s long-term strategy for young people. Before that, the last global UNEP conference for youth had been held in March 2002 in Denmark and had been used as a youth preparatory process for the WSSD.
The 2005 TUNZA conference followed in the footsteps of the 2003 TUNZA conference in Dubna, Russia. Prior to the adoption of the TUNZA strategy by the UNEP Governing Council in 2003, UNEP had organised environmental Global Youth Forums for young people.
Programme
The TUNZA International Youth Conference is packed with attractive and informative activities. Here’s a short overview of the event:
Sunday, August 26
Monday, August 27 (day 1)
[li]Briefing on the Tunza Programme [/li][li]Opening ceremony [/li][li]Press conference [/li][li]Welcome at Baykomm [/li][li]Plenary session - renewable energy (presentations, discussions and announcement of candidacy for TYAC) [/li][li]Team building [/li][li]Workshops on renewable energy [/li][li]Dinner[/li] Tuesday, August 28 (day 2)
Wednesday, August 29 (day 3)
Thursday, August 30 (day 4 – final day)
[li]Regional meetings [/li][li]Closing sessions [/li][li]Election of the members of the Advisory Board [/li][li]Press conference Guided tour of Cologne / Free time in Cologne (participant's choice) [/li][li]Tree planting event (support for UNEP's "Billion Tree Campaign") [/li][li]Farewell party[/li]
Climate and clothing
August is one of the hottest months of the year in Germany. Temperatures of at least 20 and as high as 30 degrees Celsius are expected.
As a result, it makes sense to ensure that most of your luggage contains light, summer clothes. However, it is possible that the temperatures may fall on occasions and we may have some rain so it is a good idea to have a couple of warmer and some waterproof articles of clothing in there as well.
On official occasions, suitable clothing is required. Any typical local costumes from your home region are also welcome.
Remember to bring sturdy walking shoes. Even if the weather is warm, we are planning a number of activities with you for which bare feet and sandals will be highly unsuitable.
Below we have compiled some key data about the climate in Germany in August: Maximum
temperature
(average /
absolute) | Mean temperature
(average) | Minimum temperature (average / absolute) | Mean humidity | Mean probability of rain | Mean daily sunshine hours | 22° C (71° F)
35° C (95° F) | 17° C (63° F) | 13° C (56° F)
6° C (43° F) | 74 % | 43 % | 6 hrs | | | | | | | |
The following link will take you to a weather forecast page for Cologne for the next few days:
http://www.worldweather.org/016/c00056.htm |
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