Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Panama and Peru joined efforts in the negotiating group: AILAC. GENEVA. Negotiators from 196 countries resumed their efforts to guide global action on climate change and move forward with the development of the future 2015 legal agreement to be adopted at...
Published by: ECO News Climate Network ECO was very pleased to hear the excellent interventions from AOSIS, LDCs, AILAC(together with Mexico and the Dominican Republic), LMDCs and Africa Group yesterday, emphasizing that Loss and Damage needs to be a separate item within the Paris agreement. As explained by AOSIS, anchoring the Loss and Damage institutional...
Published by The Guardian Celebrities to front ambitious climate campaign, as army of diplomats is mobilized for an emissions-cutting push ahead of a crunch UN summit in Paris in December Europe is launching a major diplomatic push for an ambitious deal on global warming, mobilising A-list celebrities and...
By Soledad Aguilar (*), Luis Fierro (**) and Virginia Scardamaglia (***) Funding to address climate change was one of the main topics of discussion at the recent COP20 in Lima, Peru. One focus of climate negotiations in recent months has been the capitalization of the Green...
This is a reproduction of the official press release prepared by the UNFCCC. World on Track to New Universal Climate Agreement with Lima Call for Climate Action Governments Agree Ground Rules on Contributions to Paris 2015 Agreement and Boost Adaptation Clearer Elements of New Agreement Evolved in Peruvian Capital Lima,...
Published by: Adopt a negotiator Federico Broccheiri AILAC is the Independent Alliance of Latin America and the Caribbean. It is composed by Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Panama and Peru, mainly middle income countries. Dominican Republic works closely with them, and also Paraguay’s been wishing to become a member....
By Luis Fierro, Climate Finance Adviser for AILAC (*) On November 20 in Berlin, 22 countries pledged US$ 9.4 billion to the initial capitalization of the Green Climate Fund (GCF), almost reaching the goal of $ 10 billion that had been established by the UNFCCC Executive...
The six member countries of the Independent Association of Latin America and the Caribbean (AILAC) welcome the announcement from the governments of the United States of America and China to reduce emissions by 26-28% with respect to 2005 and to reach a peak of CO2...
The six member countries of the Independent Alliance of Latin America and the Caribbean (AILAC) called for a very substantial initial capitalization of the Green Climate Fund (GCF), in line with the call by UNFCCC Executive Secretary Christiana Figueres for at least US$10 billion. This is...
Alexa Kleysteuber*, Mitigation Adviser. Almost 5 years have passed since the Heads of State of Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change came together in Copenhagen in December of 2009 with hopes of reaching a legally binding agreement to reduce greenhouse gas emissions....
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