We, the Malaysian Youth Delegation (MYD), have produced the Malaysian Youth Statement on Climate Change to be submitted to our Prime Minister in conjunction with the upcoming COP21 @ Paris in December. Conference of Parties (COP) is an annual UN Climate Change conference where the world will gather to produce an international agreement to combat climate change effectively and boost the transition towards resilient, low-carbon societies and economies.
An official promulgation ceremony in conjunction with training session by Prof. Dr Fredolin Tangang, an IPCC scientist and a climate change expert from UKM, will be held.
The details are as follows: Date: 31 October 2015 (Sat) Venue: Belfast Room, 5th Floor, Brickfields Asia College, PJ Campus – VSQ @ PJ City Centre (Blok 2), Jalan Utara, 46200, Petaling Jaya, Selangor (walking distance from Asia Jaya LRT Station) Time: 10.00 am – 1.00 pm
Tentative Program
10.00am – Registration Opens
10.15am – Arrival of Guest of Honour
10.20am – Introduction of MYD by Elaine See
10.30am – Prof. Dr. Fredolin Tangang – IPCC and Climate Science Modelling
11.30am – Speech by Guest of Honour
11.40am – Malaysian Youth Statement on Climate Change Presentation
Dalam usaha untuk mempeliharan alam semulajadi dan tangani masalah perubahan iklim, polisi dan perundangan negara perlu dihalusi. Pada persidangan Parlimen Malaysia yang akan datang, kami akan menganjurkan suatu lawatan pendidikan. Hanya 5 orang yang akan dipilih untuk menyertai rombangan pada kali ini. Sila nyatakan “Kenapa anda patut dipilih?” dalam ruangan ‘any other matters’ dalam borang di bawah.
Keputusan pemilihan akan diumumkan pada 20 Oktober 2015 telah diumumkan dan para peserta telah dimaklumkan melalui emel.
Tarikh: 26 Oktober 2015
Masa: 9.00 pagi
Tempat Berkumpul: KL Sentral, Departure Area Drop Off Entrance, facing Sooka (Maybank)
Pakaian: Sila rujuk bahagian di bawah
Photo Credit: Leaf Project
KOD ETIKA BERPAKAIAN SERTA PERATURAN-PERATURAN BAGI PELAWAT-PELAWAT AWAM SEMASA BERADA DI PARLIMEN MALAYSIA
PAKAIAN YANG DIBENARKAN
LELAKI
1) Lounge Suit dan bertali leher
2) Baju kemeja lengan panjang dan bertali leher
3) Baju batik lengan panjang
4) Baju Melayu lengkap bersamping dan bersongkok
5) Seluar panjang berwarna gelap (slack)
6) Kasut kulit.
WANITA
1) Baju kurung atau kebaya labuh / blouse berlengan panjang
2) Skirt panjang di bawah paras lutut
3) Sari dengan blouse berlengan dan pakaian kebangsaan kaum-kaum lain
4) Seluar panjang (slack)
5) Lain-lain pakaian yang kemas dan sopan
6) Berkasut
PELAJAR SEKOLAH
1) Pakaian seragam sekolah.
PAKAIAN YANG TIDAK DIBENARKAN
1) Baju tanpa lengan
2) Jaket
3) Seluar jeans
4) Pakaian ketat dan mencolok mata
5) Selipar / kasut sukan
6) Baju berkolar bulat
7) Baju T
PELAWAT TIDAK DIBENARKAN:
1) Membawa kanak-kanak di bawah umur enam tahun
2) Merokok di kawasan Parlimen
3) Mengambil gambar semasa berada di dalam Bangunan Parlimen
4) Membawa masuk telefon bimbit, kamera serta lain-lain alat telekomunikasi ke dalam Dewan Negara / Dewan Rakyat (Alatan ini boleh disimpan di Kaunter Pengawal Pintu 7)
5) Membawa peralatan berbahaya yang boleh mengancam keselamatan
Pelawat dikehendaki menepati masa lawatan yang telah dipersetujui.
Pelawat akan memasuki bangunan Parlimen selepas mereka melalui pemeriksaan keselamatan rapi dan melalui mesin pengimbas bagi tujuan keselamatan di Pintu 7.
Title: Climate Change: An overview and state of the international negotiation
Training Brief: The presentation will focus on the history (of the UNFCCC and an update of the increasingly politicised nature of the negotiation and whether Paris will see a repeat of the Copenhagen fiasco and leave the world without a viable plan to rescue human civilisation from a climate catastrophe.
Trainer Profile:
Hillary is from Third World Network a member of Climate Justice Now! Her area of expertise is to track the UN climate change talks and monitoring the development of REDD and carbon trading.
#MYD Training Series – Training on UNFCCC negotiations and media work with various climate experts, government bodies and civil society leaders, from July until Nov 2015. Each sessions will run for 2 hours and will be broadcast live on Google Hangout. Hangout will be available on YouTube for future reference. http://powershiftmalaysia.org.my/myd-training-series/
#MYD – Malaysian Youth Delegation – Malaysian youth climate movement at international United Nations climate conferences, UNFCCC, participants will be mentored and hold engagements with various climate expert bodies and dialogue with Malaysian policy makers and negotiators. http://powershiftmalaysia.org.my/category/myd2015/
In conjunction with the Malaysiaku event on Malaysia Day, the Malaysian Youth Delegation (MYD) will be there to celebrate this big day!
We will be taking part in the Malaysiaku Rice Festival, educating the public on how climate change affect rice production, as well as raising fund for our COP21 trip this year at Paris.
Do drop by our booth at W14 to find out more about what we do and support our COP21 trip by purchasing awesome local products that we are selling out. Donations are welcomed too.
Title: The power-play within the UNFCCC groupings – Current and Historically
Training Brief: International negotiations are never easy, with many interests, historical perspectives, economic muscles and many more to consider. How does such power-play affects the on-going negotiations in UNFCCC?
Dr.Gary William Theseira is the Deputy Undersecretary of Environment Management and Climate Change Division Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment. He is responsible for policy analysis, development and support for environment management and climate change and sustainable development.
Environmental Management and Climate Change (PASPI)
#MYD Training Series – Training on UNFCCC negotiations and media work with various climate experts, government bodies and civil society leaders, from July until Nov 2015. Each sessions will run for 2 hours and will be broadcast live on Google Hangout. Hangout will be available on YouTube for future reference.
#MYD – Malaysian Youth Delegation – Malaysian youth climate movement at international United Nations climate conferences, UNFCCC, participants will be mentored and hold engagements with various climate expert bodies and dialogue with Malaysian policy makers and negotiators.
