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Towards a joint implementation of the 2030 Agenda/SDGs and the Paris Agreement : conceptual and analytic paper : interim report

Teebken, Julia; Jacob, Klaus; Petrova, Maria; Wolff, … - Deutschland / Umweltbundesamt - 2022

To date, processes to implement the global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and international climate change mitigation and adaptation obligations are largely disconnected in most countries. This creates administrative overlaps, costs and hampers the development of effective problem...

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Background paper: methodology and criteria for assessing multilateral initiatives to close the global 2030 climate ambition and action gap

Böttcher, Hannes; Cames, Martin - Deutschland / Umweltbundesamt - 2021

A broad range of mitigation options have been identified and assessed in the literature that enable countries to close the existing gap between 2030 emission projections resulting from the aggregate efforts of countries to achieve their Nationally Determined Contributions to the Paris Agreement...

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International climate initiatives - a way forward to close the emissions gap? : initiatives’ potential and role under the Paris Agreement

Graichen, Jakob; Healy, Sean; Siemons, Anne; Höhne, Niklas - Deutschland / Umweltbundesamt - 2016

Climate Change (UNFCCC). In its Article 2 governments agreed to limit global warming to “well below 2°C above pre …-industrial levels” and to pursue to limit it to 1.5°C (UNFCCC 2015). The UNEP Emissions Gap Report 2015 showed that a gap of 14 GtCO2e … initiatives and the UNFCCC. The results inter alia reveal a global reduction potential of 5-11 GtCO2 equivalents/year of 19 …

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How can the new climate agreement support robust national mitigation targets? : opportunities up to Paris and beyond

Fekete, Hanna; Hagemann, Markus; Obergassel, Wolfgang; … - Deutschland / Umweltbundesamt - 2015 - Study completed in: November 2015

The international community is negotiating a new global climate agreement to be applicable from 2020 onwards. Parties aim at signing the agreement in December 2015, at the Conference of Parties (COP) in Paris. Until then, countries are already preparing proposals for their individual...

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