Eighteen months after the deadline passed, a quarter of the world’s nations still haven’t submitted their latest climate plans.
It is indeed notable that COP30 has begun with hard truths, emboldening the higher expectations engraved among the most vulnerable
The Second Africa Climate Summit (ACS2) did not just host a conversation; it staged a profound and collective pivot.
In total, 60 developing countries and four developed nations have taken steps to establish National Adaptation Plans
Chidaushe urged all UNFCCC parties to re-center COP discussions around those most affected by climate change, removing barriers to attendance
The developed countries have attached their deliberations of climate financing on the possibility of carbon markets cutting down the costs
A primary focus at COP29 is climate finance matters around establishing sufficient and equitable funding mechanisms for developing countries
The third most likely last meeting will be in Bonn, Germany, from September 3-6 where Santiago Network will convene before COP29
Lima Work Programme on Gender (LWPG) and its Gender Action Plan (GAP), aimed at advancing knowledge of inclusive climate action
The National Adaptation Plans (NAPs) initiated in 2010, is a primary mechanism coordinating and driving climate actions at the national level