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| Session 1 : Mapping Varying Perspectives on Co-benefits |
International Negotiations on Climate Change: Current Status and Future
 Michihiro Oi, Ministry of the Environment of Japan(486KB) |
US EPA's domestic and international climate and air quality co-benefits activities
Dale Evarts, The United States-Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) United States-Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA)(1.3MB) |
Development of Co-benefits and Co-control in China
Hu Tao, Policy Research Center for the Economy and Environment (PRCEE)(520KB) |
Emerging Challenges for Co-benefits: Research Needs from a Policy Perspective
Osamu Mizuno, Ministry of the Environment of Japan(447KB) |
| Session 2: Current Co-benefits Research and Projects |
Co-benefits and Low-Carbon Societies in Asia: Is there a Role for GHG Mitigation Technologies
Yohji Uchiyama, University of Tsukuba(1.1MB) |
Co-benefits of Energy Efficiency in the Context of Climate Change Mitigation
Kenichi Wada, Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth (RITE)(516KB) |
Co-benefits Approach on Waste Management and GHG Reduction
Masato Yamada, National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES)(4.1MB) |
Co-benefits in the Transportation Sector: A Roadmap
Jane Romero, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES)(714KB) |
Promoting the Application of Co-benefit Technologies in Asia
Abdessalem Rabhi, IGES(988KB) |
| Session 3: At the Frontier of Co-benefits Research: The Role of SLCFs |
SLCF Co-benefit Approach: Asian Perspectives
Hajime Akimoto, Asia Center for Air Pollution Research (ACAP)(4.8MB) |
IIASA's Systems Analysis Approach (1): Overall Framework of Co-benefit Study by Mitigation of Air Pollution and Greenhouse Gases Program (MAG)
Markus Amann, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA)(221KB) |
IIASA's Systems Analysis Approach (2): Technical Details of Modelling exercise on SLCF Co-benefit Approach by GAINS Model
Zbigniew Klimont, IIASA(513KB) |
The Effect of the Reduction of Black Carbon as a Measure of Mitigation of Climate Change: Current Status of Scientific Understanding
Yutaka Kondo, The University of Tokyo(698KB) |
| Session 4: Promoting Co-benefits through Policies and Mechanisms |
Challenges for Further Promoting a Co-benefit Approach
Katsunori Suzuki, Kanazawa University / IGES(916KB) |
Building Capacity to Model Co‐benefits and Integrating the Results into Decision Making Process
Sarath Guttikunda, Urban Air Emissions(2.0MB) |
Giving Co-benefits a ‘Nudge’ in Asia: Rethinking Choice Architectures and Policy Frameworks
Eric Zusman, IGES(973KB) |
On 13 and 14 February2012 at IGES headquarters in Hayama, Japan, over 45
policymakers, researchers, and representatives of civil society
organisations from Japan, China, India, Europe and the United States
attended a workshop entitled “International Workshop on a Co-Benefits
Approach: A Dialogue between Policymakers and Researchers.” The
workshop was designed to narrow the gap between research and policy on
co-benefits. 
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