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LETTER OF THE UKRAINIAN NGO CLIMATE CHANGE WORKING GROUP Kiev, October 20, 2000 Mr. Myhailo
Gladiy
Dear Mr. Gladiy, The Sixth Conference of Parties to the Climate Change Convention (COP6) that will take place in The Hague during November 13-24, 2000 is approaching. This conference should become a crucial stage in the international climate change process. It is expected that decisions will be taken on issues defining the course of the future process. Furthermore, positions of Parties or groups of Parties will be defined. Being a Party to the Climate Change Convention and a potentially important member of the future international climate change process, Ukraine should also define its position and act in accordance with it both in The Hague and in future. Such a position should be based on principles of sustainable development and Ukraine’s national interests. Ukrainian NGOs, including members of the NGO Climate Change Working Group and other undersigned organizations, state their following positions regarding COP6-related issues and recommend that these positions be taken into consideration by the Government of Ukraine in developing the official position of Ukraine on this matter. The majority of the undesigned NGOs has agreed on the following:
Respectfully, Volodymyr
Berezin Oksana Bilobran Svitlana
Boychenko Igor Buksha Yuriy Vasidlov Petro Grytsyshyn Andriy Konechenkov
Andrew Koriagin Volodymyr
Kuznetsov Vasyl Levchyshyn Tamara Malkova Volodymyr
Pasternak Semen Polnariov Yuriy Reznikov Nadia Sosonkina Yuriy Urbanskiy Serghiy Fedorynchyk Roman Khimko Mykola Cherniavskiy Volodymyr
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