Portuguese environmental organisations heard by Lusaka require COP31 to implement the climate commitments made at previous conferences, with decisions on energy transition, climate finance and the protection of the most vulnerable communities.
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Portuguese environmental organisations heard by Lusaka argued that the climate summit should implement the commitments made at previous conferences, with decisions on the energy transition, climate finance and the protection of the most vulnerable communities. "If this is not the COP of implementation, it is really the failure of a whole system," WWF Portugal's Policy and Climate Coordinator, Bianca Mattos, told Lusaka.
Portuguese environmental organisations heard by Lusaka require COP31 to implement the climate commitments made at previous conferences, with decisions on energy transition, climate finance and the protection of the most vulnerable communities.