Jumping Frog thought it "stripped open the arrogance and negligence of the developed countries on the issue" while a philanthropist's view was that "(i)f COP 15 was any indication, international, multi-state level processes will not provide all the solutions to climate adaptation and mitigation."
Yep, global governance..
One Sydney blogger (and Indian Youth Climate Network delegate) said that "COP saw more protesters and activists than thinkers and experts", and an American economist noted that "I am ambivalent about NGO involvement. ... On the whole, it was a surprisingly young group. "
A sub-section of that - what is the appropriate involvement of non-Government Organisations?
Food for thought as I prepare for a presentation at the Australian Information Industry Association meeting at KPMG next Monday.
