In addition to Guterres, he expressed European Union Disappointed with emissions deal in "COP 27".
Speaking at the closing session of the conference, European Commission Vice-President Frans Timmermans said: "What we have is not enough of a step forward and does not imply further efforts by major polluters to scale up and accelerate the reduction of their emissions" Confirming "We were disappointed we didn’t".
The participating countries agreedCOP 27 on a global climate deal in a closing plenary session on Sunday.
This was announced by the Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry The President of the Conference that the document representing the political agreement in the Conference was approved unanimously.
Climate Damage Fund
COP 27 also approved the establishment of a fund dedicated to financing climate damage subsequent countries "very vulnerable".
The decision was unanimously adopted during a closing plenary session after two weeks of arduous negotiations on developing countries’ claims for compensation from rich and polluting countries for damages resulting from the fallout. Climate change.
- The decision stressed "The immediate need for adequate new and additional financial resources to assist the most vulnerable developing countries" impact on the envelope "cheap and not cheap" to climate change.
- Among the possible methods of financing, the creation of "Loss and Damage Response Fund"which is an essential requirement for developing countries that clustered around this file.
- A special committee will determine how to implement the decision and the fund, for approval at the next Conference of the Parties (COP 28) in United Arab Emirates end 2023.
- imposed question "Losses and Damages" It itself is more than ever at the center of discussions, after the devastating floods that hit Pakistan and Nigeria.
- It was put on the official agenda at the last minute because rich countries have long been reluctant to set up a dedicated fund.
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confirmed Guterres: ‘Our planet is still in the emergency room. We need a drastic reduction in emissions now and this is an issue that has not been addressed climate conference this”.
In addition to Guterres, he expressed European Union He expressed his disappointment with the COP 27 emissions deal.
European Commission Vice-President Frans Timmermans said in the closing session of the conference: “What we have is not enough as a step forward and does not involve further efforts by major polluters to increase and accelerate the reduction of their emissions,” underlining, ” We are disappointed that this has not been achieved.”
The participating countries agreedCOP 27 on a global climate deal in a closing plenary session on Sunday.
This was announced by the Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry The President of the Conference that the document representing the political agreement in the Conference was approved unanimously.
Fund for climate damage
COP 27 also approved the establishment of a fund dedicated to financing climate damage followed by “very weak” countries.
The decision was unanimously adopted during a closing plenary session after two weeks of arduous negotiations on developing countries’ claims for compensation from rich and polluting countries for damages resulting from the fallout. Climate change.
- The resolution stressed the “immediate need for adequate new and additional financial resources to assist the most vulnerable developing countries”, while emphasizing the “economic and non-economic” consequences of climate change.
- One possible means of financing is the establishment of a “Loss and Damage Response Fund”, which is a prerequisite for developing countries that clustered around this file.
- A special committee will determine how to implement the decision and the fund, for approval at the next Conference of the Parties (COP 28) in United Arab Emirates end 2023.
- After the devastating floods that hit Pakistan and Nigeria, the topic of “loss and damage” is more than ever at the center of discussions.
- It was put on the official agenda at the last minute because rich countries have long been reluctant to set up a dedicated fund.
