US EditionCop30 Marks Historical Progress when Including Aphrodescents in Texts, but Leaves Objective Actions Outside
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One of the marks of the 30th United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP30), closed on Saturday (22), in Belém, is the reference to the aphrodescents. The term consists of four official documents approved in the meeting to combat global warming, mitigating and adapting the effects on the planet. The reference to afrodescents appears in the documents Just transition, Gender Action Plan, Global Objective of Adaptation and Mutrian. All texts a…
For the first time in the history of COPs, central texts of the negotiations brought explicit references to the afro-sedent. References appear in the just transition documents, Gender Action Plan (GAP) and Global Adaptation Objectives (GGA), in addition to the political document of the presidency, Mutirão.
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By: Leonardo E. Stanley / Latinoamérica21 🔊 Listen to this news As in previous editions, COP30 will assess the degree of compliance with the promises made. New pronouncements will also emerge, and certainly, new pledges of funding for developing countries. Among these, the commitments made by the finance ministers of Azerbaijan and Brazil in the Baku-Belém roadmap stand out. These commitments are expected to increase funding for developing coun…
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