Hoffnung, worauf?
Posted on 08. Oct, 2010 by Ole Seidenberg in Germany
Die Verhandlungen in Tianjin neigen sich ihrem Ende und hinterlassen weitere Sorgenfalten in meinem Gesicht, nachdem auch erfahrene Delegierte bei einer zwanglosen Unterredung zum Mittagessen nicht mehr versuchen, das Ergebnis schön zu reden. Die Hoffnung stirbt zuletzt, aber es bleibt die Frage: Worauf eigentlich?
Chinese ride on the backseat
Posted on 08. Oct, 2010 by Ole Seidenberg in Germany
Although there is no real news from the German Delegations front, I’ve learnt some interesting things about China’s way of moving forward like an electric car: In total silence.
Die Realität in kleinen Häppchen
Posted on 06. Oct, 2010 by Ole Seidenberg in Germany
Kopenhagen liegt uns noch immer schwer im Magen. Doch bei den Klimaverhandlungen ist es wie zu Hause: Gegessen wird, was auf den Tisch kommt. Und um den Verhandlungstext in eine verdaubare Form zu bringen, bedarf es kleiner Häppchen, erklärt mir Nicole Wilke.
Tiānjīn, Tiānshí, Fǎnbàiwéishèng - Was wir von den Chinesen lernen
Posted on 05. Oct, 2010 by Ole Seidenberg in Germany
Die Konferenz bewegt sich - inhaltlich - kaum. Und doch hält die Anwesenheit in China jeden Tag Überraschungen bereit. Ein Blick ins Wörterbuch genügt…
D*talk*time/Y = The negotiation formula
Posted on 04. Oct, 2010 by Ole Seidenberg in Germany
I’ve found the solution to our shared climate crisis. No, not really. But a formular that shows why COP 17 in South Africa might be our chance to finally achieve the result we are all hoping for.
It might hurt, but it helps
Posted on 03. Oct, 2010 by Ole Seidenberg in Germany
Leaving the path you are used to usually hurts. The upcoming talks in Tianjin might be yet another painful experience. However, after more than a year of tracking the talks, perspectives are changing.
Rumors, Chatters and huge Frustrations
Posted on 18. Dec, 2009 by Ole Seidenberg in Germany
What do you do with negative emotions? Put them in words, in this blog! And share what youve seen. I hope this will cut my tears-emissions by half.
Wenn nichts mehr geht
Posted on 17. Dec, 2009 by Ole Seidenberg in Germany
Wenn nichts mehr geht, sucht man nach Gemeinsamkeiten. Nach Halt. Wären wir wirklich auf der untergehenden Titanic, handelten wir wohl anders, als derzeit hier im Bella Centre.
COP: Closing out People.
Posted on 16. Dec, 2009 by Ole Seidenberg in Germany
It’s only three days left until Cop15 ends - and the closer we get to this end, the more I feel that this becomes an exclusive process. COP apparently means: CLOSING OUT PEOPLE ?
Delaying and de-compromising
Posted on 14. Dec, 2009 by Ole Seidenberg in Germany
It’s been a busy and colorful day. Politically as well as out there on Copenhagen’s streets. However, I feel paralysed by all those events - and don’t know where this is heading.
Negotiator Tracker - Ole Seidenberg
Ole Seidenberg is a 25-year old sociology graduate and blogger from Hamburg, Germany. Having worked as an intern for both the United Nations General Assembly in New York and a development NGO in Sierra Leone, Ole has witnessed both diplomatic meetings and their failure to achieve clearly visible and effective decisions... read more»
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