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Brief Introduction of National Coordination Committee on Climate Change
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Brief Introduction of National Leading Committee on Climate Change To effectivelty address climate change issue, Chinese government established National Leading Committee on Climate Change in June, 2007 based on the former National Coordination Committee on Climate Change (NCCCC). Premier Wen Jiabao serves as its leader and twenty ministries and government sectors are involved.
The member organizations include:
State Council
Ministry of Foreign Affairs National Development and Reform Commission Ministry of Science and technology Ministry of Industry and Information Technology Ministry of Finance Ministry of Land and Resource Ministry of Environment Protection Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development Ministry of Transport Ministry of Water Resources Ministry of Agriculture Ministry of Commerce Ministry of Health National Bureau of Statistics State Forest Administration China Academy of Science China Meteorological Administration National Energy Bureau Civil Aviation Administration of China
State Oceanic Administration Department of Climate Change, NDRC comprises four divisions, Division of Strategic Planning and Comprehensive Affairs, Division of Domestic Policies and Convention Performance, Division of International Policies and Negotiations and Division of Foreign Co-operation.Brief Introduction of Department of Climate Change, National Development and Reform Commission Principal Responsibilities
Comprehensively analyze climate change’s impact on economic and social development and organize the formulation of major climate change strategies, planning and policies Take the lead in fulfilling China’s commitment to UNFCCCC and in organizing to participate in international climate change negotiations jointly with other relevant parties Coordinate climate change international cooperation and capacity-building work Organize the implementation of CDM related work Undertake the routine work of National Leading Group on Climate Change
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Date：Jul 17,2006
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