COP27: ‘Loss & Damage Fund’ Agreement; Said By Bhupendra ‘World Has Waited Far Too Long for This’

In his remarks at the closing plenary of the United Nations Climate Change Conference or COP27 in Sharm El-Sheikh, Yadav stated that India welcomes the efforts to address climate change.
November 21, 2022 | 12:16
COP27: ‘Loss & Damage Fund’ Agreement; Said By Bhupendra ‘World Has Waited Far Too Long for This’

Union minister for atmosphere, forest and local weather change Bhupender Yadav known as COP27 a “historic COP” including that “the world has waited far too long for the ‘loss and damage fund’ agreement.”

The minister was talking on the closing plenary of the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 27) held immediately at Sharm El-Sheikh. In his remarks on the closing session of the COP27, Yadav welcomed the transition to a Sustainable Lifestyle and sustainable patterns of consumption.

He said that India welcomes efforts to handle local weather change. Addressing the Egyptian Presidency, Bhupender Yadav known as it a “historic COP” the place an settlement was made for a “loss and damage funding” association. He famous that the world has waited “far too” long for the loss and damage funding settlement.

“You are presiding over a historic COP where agreement has been secured for loss and damage funding arrangement including setting up a loss and damage fund. The world has waited far too long for this,” Bhupender Yadav stated in his remarks on the closing session of the COP27.

“We congratulate you on your untiring efforts to evolve consensus,” he added.

Bhupender Yadav stated, “We also welcome the transition to Sustainable Lifestyle and sustainable patterns of consumption and production in our efforts to address climate change in the cover address.”

He additional stated, “We note that we are establishing a four-year work programme on climate action, agriculture and food security. Agriculture, the mainstay of livelihood for millions of smallholders of farmers will be hard hit by climate change. So, we should not burden them with mitigation responsibilities.”

Yadav famous that India has stored mitigation in agriculture out of its NDCs. He introduced that India is creating a piece programme on simply transition. Highlighting the significance of simply transition, Union Minister for Agriculture stated, “For most developing countries, just transition cannot be equated with decarbonisation but with low carbon development.”

In his remarks on the closing session of the COP27, Bhupender Yadav stated, “Developing countries need independence in their choice of the energy mix and in achieving the SDGs. Developed countries taking the lead in climate action is, therefore, a very important aspect of the global just transition.”

Earlier, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres welcomed the choice to determine a “loss and damage fund.” In a video message to the twenty seventh Meeting of the Conference of Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, Guterres known as the creation of a “loss and damage fund” an “important step” in the direction of justice.

Guterres burdened that the choice is not going to be sufficient however famous that it’s a “much-needed political signal to rebuild broken trust.” In his remarks, he expressed gratitude to the Egyptian authorities and COP27 President Sameh Shoukry for their hospitality. He appreciated the delegates and members of civil society who got here to Sharm el-Sheikh to push leaders for local weather motion.

“The conference has taken an important step towards justice. I welcome the decision to establish a loss and damage fund and to operationalize it in the coming period,” Antonio Guterres stated within the video message.

“Clearly this will not be enough, but it is a much-needed political signal to rebuild broken trust,” he added.

On Sunday, the delegates on the COP27 agreed for establishing the “Loss and Damage Fund.” The “Loss and Damage Fund” will assist to make up for the losses suffered by growing nations which might be susceptible to local weather change.

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