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Transformative Step of the Day launches in Durban

05 December 2011 -  GeSI in cooperation with the UNFCCC secretariat and a coalition of stakeholders including the ITU, UN Global Compact and UNEP launched Transformative Step of the Day at COP17 in Durban. The initiative aims to shift focus to transformative ICT solutions during the climate negotiations and is facilitated by a web-platform and a mobile application. A new award will be announced on a daily basis in the period 6-8 December.
 
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The first Transformative Step of the Day award was presented on 6 December 2011 in Durban to the CANGO Green Commuting Fund, which supports low-carbon ways of commuting in China. The objective and mission of CANGO are to inform the public about low-carbon lifestyles and ways to lower energy consumption and carbon emissions generated by travel. The award was presented to CANGO’s ambassador Feng Shaofeng by Luis Neves of GeSI, Malcolm Johnson of ITU and Matilda Gustaffson of Ericsson.

 


 
 
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