A blogpost by Steve Suppan from the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP) A bargaining chip is usually something withheld to get consent for something bigger, not smaller. The […]
By John Parnell RTCC in Durban The US and Japan joined a chorus of objections to the $100bn Green Climate Fund’s proposed design during a heated session in Durban.
Dear Members of the Transitional Committee and Chairs of Country Groupings: We are civil society organizations and social movements deeply concerned about the current direction of the Green Climate Fund […]
Declaration of Brazilian movements and civil society organizations Despite successive failures related to market based solutions proposed in the last almost 20 years of UNFCCC negotiations, some governments, and Brazil […]
Beijing, 3 Nov (Chee Yoke Ling) – The success of the UN climate conference in Durban in late November will depend on the adoption of the next phase of greenhouse […]
by Kwesi W. Obeng The just ended United Nations Climate Change Conference in Panama barely made progress in resolving the thorniest issues, stalling negotiations to conclude a global agreement later […]
The following comment has been produced by members and affiliates of the Climate Justice Now! network. The network numbers more than 1000 organizations in the global north and south. It […]
by Martin Khor (Executive Director, South Centre) The Green Climate Fund which developing countries are relying on to support their actions against global warming suffered a setback when a committee […]