COP27 Week Agenda/Tasks

Nov. 7-18, 2022

Date of Task/Wha Content Notes/Reference
postin t to post
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https://www.instagram.com/p/CkYK_U6u62y/
Nov. 7 Pubmat COP27 is
happening: why it
℅: matters? +
(assign Negrosanon
one writer demands
+ layout
artist) > 2-slide
- bianca & explainer on its
jaki significance, basic
info, etc.

Nov 8- Pitch
9 think
piece
ideas to
the team
https://www.philstar.com/headlines/2022/11/02/2220988/death-toll-paeng-
Nov. 9 Pubmat DEMAND 1: (insert hits-121
daw ka short
statement nga https://mb.com.ph/2022/11/04/paeng-death-toll-in-western-visayas-rises-
magets dayun) to-36/

Ideas:
Bagyo gatodo,
kabuhi apektado!

Concrete
improvement of
DRRM (disaster risk
reduction and
management)
financing and
implementation in
communities
-(local
context: some
communities in
Negros have not yet
recovered from
Typhoon Odette and
Paeng, and there will
be more)
Date of Task/Wha Content Notes/Reference
postin t to post
g
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-
Nov. 11 Pubmat DEMAND 2: cLOmRuRIyZoseuPQEbjWHVo7UasffPWAcSmBO5YmQk/edit?usp=shari
FOSSIL FUEL ng
LAYAS!

Immediate phase-
out of fossil fuels
-(local
context: no to
false
solutions like
LNG or fossil
gas esp. in
Negros)

Nov. Submit
14-15 think
piece to
Rappler

Nov. 14 Pubmat DEMAND 3:

Respect, protect,
and fulfill human
rights of people from
communities
threatened by coal,
gas, and other
exploitative
industries
-protect
environmenta
l defenders in
local
communities
and partner
organizations
supporting
them
-respect right
to protest,
stop red-
tagging of
activists
Date of Task/Wha Content Notes/Reference
postin t to post
g
https://www.negros-occ.gov.ph/news/power-industry-prospects-discussed/
Nov. 16 Pubmat DEMAND 4:
IDUSO ANG RE!

Just and rapid

transition to
renewable energy
-(local
context: keep
Negros the
RE hotspot of
PH)
-[include
pushing for
local RE policies]

Nov. 18 Pubmat DEMAND 5:

INTERCONNECTED
ISSUES,
INTERSECTIONAL
SOLUTIONS!

Implement
intersectional and
community-led
solutions
-women,
queerfolk,
disabled, and
working class
folk are more
vulnerable to
the impacts
of the climate
crisis and
government
should
prioritize
access for
humane and
dignified
spaces

Nov 21 Pubmat + DEMANDS (directed

video to world leaders!)
1. Climate finance
 Date of Task/Wha Content Notes/Reference
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message for losses and

(?) damages!
2.
3. 1.5 degrees
celsius is the
LIMIT, not the
TARGET.

KEY MESSAGING Y4CH

[Directed to local and national government]
1. Concrete improvement of DRRM (disaster risk reduction and management)
financing and implementation in communities
-(local context: some communities in Negros have not yet recovered from Typhoon
Odette and Paeng, and there will be more)
2. Immediate phase-out of fossil fuels
-(local context: no to false solutions like LNG or fossil gas esp. in Negros)
3. Respect, protect, and fulfill human rights of people from communities threatened
by coal, gas, and other exploitative industries
 -protect environmental defenders in local communities and partner organizations
supporting them
-respect right to protest, stop red-tagging of activists
4. Just and rapid transition to renewable energy
-(local context: keep Negros the RE hotspot of PH)
-[include pushing for local RE policies]
5. Implement intersectional and community-led solutions
-women, queerfolk, disabled, and working class folk are more vulnerable to the impacts
of the climate crisis and government should prioritize access for humane and dignified
spaces
[Directed to world leaders at COP27 especially to imperialist countries responsible for the
climate crisis]
6. Climate finance for losses and damages! Pay up and reduce emissions!
*ideas from CEED friends:
-Developed countries for their obligations - emissions reduction and finance (focus)
-Financing for energy transition - specially building community resilience
-National government and southern govts - lead the transition and demand for higher
ambition
7. Include climate-vulnerable groups in decision making for COP! Let these groups
lead!
8. 1.5 degrees celsius is the LIMIT, not the TARGET.