BBC World Debate - Powering Development in the 21st century
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- Powering development in the 21st century was the topic of a debate that aired on BBC World News television channel and also on BBC World Service radio on 16 and 17 July.
Filmed during the Vienna Energy Forum at the Hofburg Palace in June 2011, the debate features Srikumar Banerjee, Secretary of Department of Atomic Energy, India; Elizabeth Dipuo Peters, Minister of Energy, South Africa; Peter Droege, President of Eurosolar, Germany; and Kandeh K. Yumkella, Director-General of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO).
The debate is moderated by BBC World News presenter Zeinab Badawi.
The UN General Assembly named 2012 as the International Year for Sustainable Energy for All. The UN Foundation has launched a website for the Year: www.SEFA2012.org
The 2011 Vienna Energy Forum, organized by UNIDO, the Austrian Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs, and the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), brought together more than 1,200 participants from 125 countries including heads of state, policy-makers, experts, civil society and the private sector. A total of 99 key speakers from 45 different countries facilitated the discussion on how to overcome energy poverty and how to move from declarations of intention to tangible action on the ground.
Participants at the Vienna Energy Forum called for bold steps and strategic public-private partnerships to guarantee universal energy access by 2030, including by expanding the use of renewable energy sources.
The World Debate is a monthly programme on the BBC World News channel which aims to convene panels that engage in a robust exchange of views.
listening such debates is best way to improve communication skills
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The debate is really awesome. The combination between renewable and nuclear energy is the perfect closing statement. I enjoyed :D
I simply hated it when the host interrupted and kept constantly misinterpreting and turning others' opinions into ridiculous conclusions. Like " Between my family and work, I think work is my current priority" "I see, so you think you shouldn't care about your wife and child at all"
I can't believe this is happening on a BBC program.
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She is a BBC journalist who had been around for about 30 years. Her style was good then, but I see here she's got too big for her boots..behaving like an international guru, when she's only the BBC representative of Africa. And , the rude, annoying, interrupting, bullying, way of conducting this debate is typical of how the BBC are nowadays..and she's become very much like That...only my opinion.,
I thought I was the only one annoyed by her attitude she was interrupting everybody an laughing when she shouldn't it's not amusing watching her talk
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90% of people from any country does not know about the nuclear energy... These guys talking about concerns of people towards nuclear energy.
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Such a healthy debate... broadcast such debates more and more across CZcams
Thank you so much inspired , here and there , thank you so much once again , indeed .
Not here to learn about energy🤗..but watching this reminds of my homeland where blackout is already a routine😜..
I am listen ever day BBC world service because it is my favourite service so I specially like
Great Debate
Thanks To Our Future President Of Sierra Leone Dr Yumkella
I enjoyed the debate. The world we live in is overrun by thecnology and this technology depends on a powerful energy. For us to get that energy we need to have nuclear industries. The nuclear industries have two side. Zone side which is positive and the other one negative. But what I noticed from the video none of the debaters emphasize the negative side of the nuclear power.
Ourymbarry barry development debate!
kudos to the lady in the audience who WILL get her voice/opinion heard about the negatives of nuclear.
Quality education is fundamental human rights.Quality education is helpful in social development, moral development, cultural development, economical development, language development, economical development, physical development, cognitive development, ethical development
I am from India, what I think it's a good platform to improve communication skills but that anchors disturbing more in the middle of the conversation.. Good job srikumar sir and other people on the penal.. Love my India
i come here just for learning English, thank U
My only goal of joining you is to learn and make perfect my English.
It is very good debate discussion on developing power ,especially nuclear power establishment in the countries
It is too good way in order to improve our listening skills
Energy is not only renewable but unlimited, every where there is just discover it .
Vielen Dank
Kandeh is the man we are waiting for in Sierra Leone as our next President 2018
Very useful debate on international issues on nuclear power plant/ project.
Brilliant and well-informed panelists. Definitely enriched my knowledge, even though Zainab was constantly interrupting...
she had to due to the limited amount of tym and the fact that the audience was packed with a lot of stakeholders whose contributions turned out to b superb!
she had to due to the limited amount of tym and the fact that the audience was packed with a lot of stakeholders whose contributions turned out to b superb!
she had to due to the limited amount of tym and the fact that the audience was packed with a lot of stakeholders whose contributions turned out to be superb!
she had to due to the limited amount of tym and the fact that the audience was packed with a lot of stakeholders whose contributions turned out to be superb!
she had to due to the limited amount of tym and the fact that the audience was packed with a lot of stakeholders whose contributions turned out to be superb!
Think this David Lowe’s theme music alone with the same bbc news title designers again.
We must go for nuc.. energy but safest way and technology
Thanks Ms Greenspan for pointing out that vital fact...
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Great debate , and discussion on the the energy renewable , perhaps it's seems strange for me though the discussion is quite good though without summary effective point about the real solution , infect this issue from my point of view will remain a matter of discussion just until the obligatory and magic solution is coming in the future .
Why invited minister of energy in Uganda because people live in Uganda they don't have enough water and enough electricity seriously.
I came across this debate by accident while I was looking for BBC videos for English listening practice purpose. I found it very informative and funny. Every day I am going to listen different BBC videos to master my listening skill in English.
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BBC is my favourite channel. My reference and guidance of my English career of all the time!!
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Very nice and easy debate for someone who wants to practice English. Thank you for sharing..
Energy production & distribution is of vital importance to the world, our future, our environment & as a possible way to overcome global income disparity. I only heard way too brief a mention of the global climate change crisis & how energy production affects it. There was also no mention of the insurmountable problem of nuclear waste disposal. We need funding on a parity for renewables to supply future energy needs. Nuclear power is NOT the answer for energy equity, safety or production.
Which one of them speak English clearly and fluently? Please choose 1-2-3-4, where 1 ( Sierra Leone former Minister) and 4 on the right side (Germany guy)
It's always really great for me to learn English with BBC English. Moreover, this debate surly will help me to take part in any discussion nicely and politely. It is really amazing. Thanks BBC for everything!
Constitutional rights are religious freedom, Quality education, Employment,Right to speech,
mine English better by listening this .....thank you
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Has to be Renewable energy that is collected from renewable resources, which are naturally replenished on a human timescale, such as sunlight, wind, rain, tides, waves, and geothermal heat.
This is very helpful for learning English
Thanks BBC. Go ahead. Long lives
I'm just here to learn new expressions and get new vocabulary
Long lives with good health. God blesses and cares on all of us.
Debate is interesting but atomic energy must be used for betterment for human beings not for mass destruction ,
thank you very much for good episod about Nice topic
that's a wonderful debate. i think the problems faced by people in different parts of the world has been discussed and cited out. So i appreciate people for taking those strong challenges and it should be put into reality....and i am glad to see the honorable guests and hosts who are gathered here and i appreciate their comments.......Thank u
i was so annoyed by the cobstabt interruption ..that nothing was concluded.
next time..just be your own panel
where is Sudanese
Powering development in the 21st century was the topic of a debate that aired on BBC World News television channel and also on BBC World Service radio on 16 and 17 July.
Nice debate
I admired the debate most
don't panic,we are on the same page.
I am Dr BOUDDH SK, MBBS MD Pharmacology Professor and Head of the department of Pharmacology at Govt Medical College Datia Madhyapradesh, India. My question is that if 440 Atomic Nuclear Reactors function went out of the human control and explosion happened simultaneously on it then what Earth and life will be existed?
This will happen after the next world war. They will use artificial intelligence.the need for too many ppl has passed.
i came also here for speaking english.so its my favourite news bbc live world.
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the topic of debate BBc world 21st century
Why wasn't any Japanese ministers invited there even though treating Fukushima?
Very good discussion. 👌
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The host is always interrupting, even not allowing to complete their opinion.
By pretending to be knowledgeable about the subject, Ms Badawi exposed her staggering ignorance and stupidity by not allowing those with the knowledge and understanding of the issues to fully ventilate their views! This is the worst interlocutor/interrogator ever!
Zainab love you presentation, good debate.
It's not fair others countries have unclear powers others don't
The debate was good but the moderator is just too disruptive and all knowing.
Earth provides enough to satisfy every man's needs, but not enough for greed. Mahatma Ganghi PLEASE WORK THIS OUT NOW!
It's best debate to improve our skills 😉💪
this a good debate about power developing in 21st century. I came here to improve my listening skills. But I feel That I can agree with German thoughts.😊😊😊😊😊. That would be my opinion If I had stayed there.because we do not need to destroy our world again.
I am here because learn English 😅
It's good idea to leaning speech in English
Indian lady was talking only about one place she should have concerned across India that take some more examples.
Can you also tell us how we're supposed to pay for it? By selling our body parts?
Rx Thank you sir ,mam ! All the best !
I am agree with that poverty is huge problem of world and we face
We need to be help we the poor and with energy that everyone accept as the best!!!
Good debate. If I get invitation take part in?
best English language when zeinab talking it seem to me she from UK
haha. She works for the BBC why are you surprised she's from the UK?
Yea she's from UK what quear
She really is
He just wants to show off as she has roots in Sudan silly man
She's from sudan
When you have a problem with something, but can’t be bothered to come up with a feasible solution, it is invariably not your problem.
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First off. Fusion. Secondly, it seems the problem with nuclear is people. not nuclear. if i may paraphrase a very wise man, the problem with the reactors is making sure the tank is full of water to cool the reactor. In fukashimas case, I feel like it was a large wave that destroyed the fukashima plant? so in the rare occasion of too much water? in either case, Fusion. also, there are plenty of sources that can also help, including things like geothermal solar wind etc. Lastly, GERMANY YOUR AMAZING FOR GETTING OFF NUCLEAR! AND LEADING THE WAY IN MANY OTHER REGUARDS. THANK YOU.
I wonder how this debate would go in 2022, when all the middle class Guardian readers who make up the audience face the prospect of their heated swimming pools going cold this winter?
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This is the worst moderated interview I have seen in a long time.
Kandeh yumkella we are waiting for u 2023
thus great
No I'm not , I respect all the culture and identity:however , I got little bit boring because I got panic that I dd not able to speak such those person fluently , even though I sharing them the same idea . Thank you so much .
sir best debate
It is intelligent debate for now world
hello sir ji good debate nice video
At least please let all those people to have the opportunity to give up nuclear power.
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Australia should be using ball power for stopping Turkish military for Kurdish land at Kurdistan
the host is just terriffic and well-informed..
Who all are here for their IELTS preparation..?
The Host is not at all Professional.. why dont she let them speak to their end
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enjoyable
I am practising english speech
There is an avoidable loss owing to frauds of US $ 4 Trillions per year is happening in this 21st century.It is going on since 2008.In front of Highly educated people ,United Nations,World Bank and thousands of media.
GOPAC in 2015 suggested an additional Technical Audit for Govt.constructions.The unethical practice(according to FIDIC Corruption Statement) of Financial Accountant auditing Govt.constructions continues.The loss also continues.The big meetings also continues.Good Luck
I missed minister of energy of Bangladesh .
Why?
Energy is very important for development of a society. We need to develop all forms of energy in order to satisfy demand. The problem with nuclear energy is that there are serious risks. But all forms of energy have risks. We need to continue developing nuclear energy to make it safer and by making nuclear energy safer we make cheaper or easier to access. As far as nuclear energy being a weapon, yes this is a risk. But we have countries with nuclear weapons now. They are industrially developed countries and have intercontinental missiles, nuclear submarines, and stealth bombers to engage in first strikes. Now that is really dangerous. Pre-industrialized countries in Asia, Africa, Middle East do not have the ability to build nuclear power plants, intercontinental missiles, nuclear submarines, or stealth bombers. So what is the problem about proliferation? If the developed, industrialized countries of Europe (including Russia) and North America do not engage in thermo-nuclear war then it cannot happen. As far as Mr. Pieter Droege (President of Eurosolar) who is very knowledgable but he is also deceptive. Yes, solar radiation (sunglight) is free. But Mr. Droege's solar panels and power-storage batteries are not. You have to buy the solar panels and batteries from Mr. Droege's privately-owned for-profit companies. Plus solar panels do not generate enough power to meet electric power demand. When the sun goes down you must have the storage batteries to store electrical power. The rare earth elements and special metals needed to make solar panels and storage batteries must be mined. This mining process is extremely harmful to the environment. Currently we simply cannot access the elements in sufficient quantity from deep under the earth's surface to make the solar panels and batteries. Germany is famous for its strip mining industrial process to access coal. Germany is highly dependent on coal-fire electrical power plant. Germany also uses nuclear power to generate electricity, so Mr. Droege is being deceptive like English Brexiteers' Leave EU campaign. Fukushima is an easy target, because of its sensationalistic news value. Japan is at high-risk for severe earthquakes, so its geology is not ideal for nuclear power generation. But for geologically stable countries nuclear energy should be developed and made safer which in turn will be cheaper. Then there is the gentleman who was the president of Nigeria. There are many third-world countries like United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Brunei, Kingdom of Saudia Arabia, ... who have fossil fuel as a natural resource and the kings or emirs (which another form of absolute power ruler) seem to have created a comfortable social-welfare state for its people. Why is that Nigeria cannot? Isn't Nigeria a democracy and has oil as a natural resource? Why can't Nigeria gets its act together and give its people a decent life like the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia or United Arab Emirates or the Islamic Republic of Iran? Nigerians have a modern democracy. Do they not? The former president of Nigeria claim they are oppressed by wealthy, multi-national corporations? This is the same old Marxist propaganda. Why are the Saudi Arabians or Iranians able to give their people a decent life. Is it Nigerian government or Nigerian Oligarchs causing the the inequities? Why do the developed European countries have a higher standard of living? Let us face it. YOU have to create a society that gives your people a chance to have a better life. People from another cannot come into your country and give you a better life. In fact you would object to having a foreigner come into your country to change your society. You might even pick up a gun and shoot at these foreigners regardless of their good intentions. Just look at what happen in Iraq, Israel, Iran, Afghanistan, Lebanon, Syria, Kuwait, ... George W. Bush and Tony Blair had the best intention in the world to help Iraqis and to seize Iraqi oil. But the Iraqis revolted against the well-meaning intentions of western civilization. Now there is more support for Islamic Extremists in the muslim world. So much for Nation Building. Under developed, third world countries can become wealthier and give their own people a better life. But these third-world countries must change themselves. No one else (not the US, England, Germany, nor France) can change third-world countries. This includes energy.