Paris Agreement With Unfccc

Paris Agreement with UNFCCC

Introduction

Each country must put its grain of sand to achieve the objective of the agreement, to which they are called nationwide contributions. These contributions must be ambitious and must show their evolution over time. In addition, a report will be made about these every five years and will be registered by the UNFCCC Secretariat. 

Developing

Each improvement or progress must be better and more ambitious than the past, known as the principle of progression, and the rest of the governments must be informed about these advances. In addition, countries can contact, cooperate and put their contributions nationwide: each country defines the objectives of each country. It should be noted that countries will not be under pressure or will be forced to establish a national objective, they will simply be part of a name and dishonor system.

In addition, this global cooperation is reinforced so that the most vulnerable countries can face the losses and damages caused by these impacts in a good way. There are more and more exits from the nations of the agreement, which can cause the march of more and more governments until it reaches the collapse of the agreement.

The EU and other developed countries will continue to support the agreement with the purpose of reducing emissions and increasing resistance to the effects of climate change in developing countries. Other countries are asked to offer or continue to voluntarily offer support for the agreement.

Developed countries want to maintain the goal of mobilizing 100.000 million US dollars per year in 2020 and expand this measure until 2025. Once this period of time has passed, an even more ambitious goal will be established.

Due to the limited EU participation in the Kyoto protocol and the lack of agreement at the Copenhagen Summit, they have decided to be the first economy to contribute to the Paris Agreement. In addition, they have already got to work and are developing various necessary measures to reduce emissions by at least 40% in 2030.

conclusion

To carry out the Paris Agreement, governments offer a financial package that will help its implementation and development. This financial aid will be directed, in particular, to less developed countries and small states. In addition, developed countries will support these countries with climatic financing, but, for the first time, developing countries are also requested to voluntarily financing.