REAL DEAL DAY OF ACTION TALKING POINTS AVAAZ

	REAL DEAL EVENTS WORLDWIDE
•	Over 2, 000 Candlelight vigils will be held in over 130 countries as part of a worldwide coordinated day of action. Millions of citizens and hundreds of organizations are calling for a 3-point Real Deal to be reached at the United Nations Climate Change conference in Copenhagen.
•	The 3 point deal has been endorsed by every major global environmental group, including 350, Avaaz, Oxfam, Greenpeace, WWF and as well as hundreds of civil society organizations and religious and labour leaders across the planet. Over 10 million individual citizens have signed on to support the Real Deal in the last several weeks.

WHAT IS THE REAL DEAL: FAIR, AMBITIOUS AND BINDING
•	Fair - $200 Billion in climate financing for poorer countries.
•	Ambitious - a 2015 peak year for carbon emissions and a safe carbon level of 350 ppm.
•	Binding - legally enforceable. 

	ABOUT THE TCKTCKTCK CAMPAIGN 
•	So far, almost 10 million people have signed a petition demanding world leaders sign a fair, ambitious and binding treaty at the Copenhagen climate summit, as part of the TckTckTck campaign. 
•	The TckTckTck campaign is an unprecedented alliance representing millions of people from all walks of life who are calling on world leaders to reach a fair, ambitious and binding climate change agreement. It comprises over 200 leading international, national and local organisations from the broad spectrum of civil society groups, including environment, development, health, poverty, human rights and humanitarian organizations that are pressuring politicians for moral leadership in Copenhagen this December. 

•	The Dec 12 global day of action is the third of three key mass mobilizations in the Tck Tck Tck campaign over the past three months: the resounding Global Wake Up Call led by partner, Avaaz on Sept 21; and the groundbreaking International Day of Climate Action on Oct 24 by partner, 350.org. On Dec 12, millions of people around the globe, from Canada to Australia, India to Brazil will unite again to push for a Real Deal.