Coordinating climate action among different international bodies

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The text outlines the need for better coordination among international bodies to support the 'Mission 1.5' goal of the Paris Agreement. It highlights that while the G20 has a temporary Task Force on Climate Change and multiple working groups addressing climate issues, these efforts often operate in silos and lack alignment with other forums like the UN Summit of the Future. To address this, Plataforma CIPÓ recommends establishing a permanent G20 body for climate action and a permanent facility for regular dialogue between the G20, the COP Presidencies Troika, international financial institutions, and ECOSOC.

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  • The G20's temporary Task Force on Climate Change focuses on two priority areas: enhancing the institutional capacity of developing countries to implement just national transition plans and establishing principles to align the global financial architecture with the Paris Agreement and 'Mission 1.5'.
  • Coordination within the G20 is currently weak, with 15 out of 20 working groups addressing climate and just transition issues, leading to potential duplication of efforts and a lack of systemic response.
  • There is a significant overlap and a lack of dialogue between G20 agendas and the UN Summit of the Future agenda, specifically regarding MDB reform, debt restructuring, international tax cooperation, and SDR channelling.
  • Plataforma CIPÓ proposes the creation of a permanent G20 body for climate action and a permanent facility for dialogue between this body, the COP Presidencies Troika, international financial institutions, and ECOSOC to ensure coherence in mobilizing means of implementation.

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Gonzalez, V. (2024). Coordinating climate action among different international bodies. Green Economy Coalition. https://www.greeneconomycoalition.org/news-and-resources/coordinating-climate-action-among-different-international-bodies
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Gonzalez, Vitória. Coordinating climate action among different international bodies. Green Economy Coalition, 2024. https://www.greeneconomycoalition.org/news-and-resources/coordinating-climate-action-among-different-international-bodies.
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@misc{gonzalez2024coordinating, author = {Gonzalez, Vitória}, title = {{Coordinating climate action among different international bodies}}, publisher = {Green Economy Coalition}, year = {2024}, month = may, url = {https://www.greeneconomycoalition.org/news-and-resources/coordinating-climate-action-among-different-international-bodies}, urldate = {2026-08-17}, note = {Indexed by Climate Insights Directory} }

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