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Putting People First: Climate action for Mitigation and Adaptation
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India’s Net Zero Transition: Scaling Socioeconomic Growth Through Accelerated Philanthropy
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Sustainable Finance Working Group
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Why G20 must Support Locally Led Adaptation Financing to Tackle the Climate Crisis in Africa
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Strengthening Climate Action led by Local Governments, Businesses, Civil Society, and Helping to Achieve the Objectives of the Paris Climate Agreement
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COP15: Big step ahead at biodversity COP15
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COP15: Big step ahead at biodversity COP15
: F20 highly appreciates the results of the UNCBD COP15 meeting which took place from December 7th to 19th in Montreal, Canada and which was hosted by the government of China. Delegates were tasked to design the so called Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) and they did deliver on some of the key issues: A global target to protect nature and a financing roadmap how to get there.
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THE MAGIC BUTTON – A portfolio of solutions
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UN Climate Summit and G20: Good Week for Multilateralism Despite Only Small Steps to Confront the Global Climate Crisis
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UN Climate Summit and G20: Good Week for Multilateralism Despite Only Small Steps to Confront the Global Climate Crisis
Neither the G20 countries nor the COP27 did manage to agree on joint interim steps towards a 1.5 degrees trajectory nor on a concrete roadmap until 2030. Multilateral action to confront the global climate crisis and accelerating the global energy transition, is therefore still insufficient and far from track.