…explanations of these provisions, short summaries of potential implications for domestic law and policy in the developing countries as well as a comprehensive index. The Guide also provides an introduction to the negotiations that led up to the adoption of the Agreement. This Guide is meant as a companion for those participating in or following the negotiations under the Paris…
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More details.Updated after COP-24 in Katowice, this Pocket Guide takes into account the Paris rulebook agreed in 2018 to provide a succinct description and analysis of the new ‘enhanced transparency framework’ under the UNFCCC. The Pocket Guide is intended for UNFCCC negotiators and national government representatives who have to translate and implement transparency arrangements on the ground….
More details.The Least Developed Countries (LDCs), from the frontlines of climate impacts, are pioneering large-scale and innovative adaptation responses. A new issues paper draws from experiences in the international dialogues and from LDCs’ national practice. The paper, ‘What makes for effective adaptation?’ examines how the international dialogues and LDCs’ national practices are aligned, and where they clash, in influencing adaptation scope…
More details.…Community of Practice. Countries submitted their first NDCs to the UNFCCC from 2015 – and these form the building blocks of the landmark Paris Agreement. The high-level goal of the agreement is to limit global warming below 2oC and as close as possible to 1.5oC. The Paris Agreement comes into force this year and as it does so, Parties are…
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