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Global Environmental Regimes: An Overview

Global Environmental Regimes: An Overview. Presentation on Occasion of the Staff Education Program of GTZ Gustav-Streseman-Institute, Bonn 20 August 2002 Detlef Sprinz PIK - Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research & University of Potsdam http://www.sprinz.org. Overview.

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Global Environmental Regimes: An Overview

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  1. Global Environmental Regimes:An Overview Presentation on Occasion of the Staff Education Program of GTZ Gustav-Streseman-Institute, Bonn 20 August 2002 Detlef Sprinz PIK - Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research & University of Potsdam http://www.sprinz.org

  2. Overview • “Modern” Global Environmental Regimes • Dimensions of Comparison • Conclusions

  3. “Modern” Global Environmental Regimes • (Mostly) Global Environmental Regimes Since the 1990s(> 1992 UNCED Conference at Rio de Janeiro) • climate change • stratospheric ozone depletion (from 1980s) • biodiversity • deforestation • desertification • persistent organic pollutants (global)

  4. Overview of Agreements & Institut. Design (1)

  5. Overview of Agreements & Institut. Design (2)

  6. Overview of Agreements & Institut. Design (3)

  7. Comparing Global Environmental Accords: Decision Making (1)

  8. Comparing Global Environmental Accords: Decision Making (2)

  9. Comparing Global Environmental Accords: Reporting & Compliance (1)

  10. Comparing Global Environmental Accords: Reporting & Compliance (2)

  11. Comparing Global Environmental Accords: Development Component (1)

  12. Comparing Global Environmental Accords: Development Component (2)

  13. Comparing Global Environmental Accords: Funding & Regime Effect (1)

  14. Comparing Global Environmental Accords: Funding & Regime Effect (2)

  15. Conclusions • Not All Conventions or Protocols Have Yet Entered Into Force • Broad Similarity in Institutional Setup Across Global Environmental Regimes • Development Component Clearly Visible • Rules of Procedure Are Contentious • Substantial Variation in Regime Effectiveness

  16. Where to Find More • Full text: Urs Luterbacher and Detlef F. Sprinz (eds., 2001):"International Relations and Global Climate Change," Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press, 247-277 • Further Information & Update: dsprinz@pik-potsdam.dehttp://www.sprinz.org

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