The agencies network at the COP 21

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Paris

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From November 29, 2015 09.00 AM to December 08, 2015 05.00 PM

Paris - From November 29, 2015 to December 08, 2015

The FNAU and urban planning agencies engage in the frame of the COP21, through events, TV shows and conferences. The FNAU works hand in hand with more than 20 local authorities (cities, intercity organisations, metropolises and regions) and with 14 associations of local representatives under the banner “territories in movement for climate”, a spot to remember the importance of territories in the fight against climate change.

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