{"id":22526,"date":"2023-01-06T16:20:38","date_gmt":"2023-01-06T09:20:38","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/gapki.id\/en\/?p=22526"},"modified":"2023-01-06T16:20:38","modified_gmt":"2023-01-06T09:20:38","slug":"10-points-summarize-cop27-on-nature-and-climate","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/gapki.id\/en\/news\/2023\/01\/06\/10-points-summarize-cop27-on-nature-and-climate\/","title":{"rendered":"10 Points Summarize COP27 On Nature And Climate"},"content":{"rendered":"

The implications of COP27 will likely be felt for decades to come, for better or worse. While a broad range of analysis has already been published on the ultimate outcomes of COP27, this summary includes reflections on how nature was the stand out topic at COP27 \u2013 here are the top ten takeaways.<\/p>\n

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  1. Calls for structural reform of finance for nature and climate<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    It was impossible to pass a day at COP27 without having a conversation about finance \u2013 but finance means different things to different people. The breakthrough on loss and damage funding made the headlines, but this year there was much attention on structural reform of the financial system as well as the need to create innovative mechanisms that support nature and climate outcomes at national and ecosystem levels.<\/p>\n

    The Bridgetown agenda remained a central theme within these discussions. Before COP27, there was much focus on the need for financing adaptation measures \u2013 although in fact, very little progressed on this agenda from Glasgow. The multilateral development banks are also under scrutiny \u2013 sovereign bonds and sustainability-linked loans and bonds have been high on the agenda. Leading financial institutions from Japan to Norway to Brazil, all signatories to the Financial Sector Commitment on Eliminating Commodity-driven Deforestation have been moving forward with implementation through the Finance Sector Deforestation Action (FSDA) initiative.<\/p>\n

    FSDA members have published shared investor expectations for companies, and they are stepping up engagement activity and are working with policymakers and data providers. More broadly, the 10 point plan for financing biodiversity moved ahead at COP27 with a ministerial meeting between 16 countries representing five continents to set a pathway for bridging the global biodiversity finance gap \u2013 and looking ahead to the biodiversity COP15 in December 2020.<\/p>\n

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    1. Biodiversity COP15 looms large<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

      The biodiversity COP is usually a distant cousin to the climate COP, but in Egypt there was a considerable amount of attention on the need to create a \u201csister agreement\u201d \u2013 a Paris moment for nature. The messaging that the climate and nature crises are deeply linked was made loud and clear at COP27.<\/p>\n

      On Biodiversity Day, the Paris climate champions urged leaders to step up action to address the accelerating loss of nature by delivering an ambitious biodiversity agreement at COP15 in Montreal. On the same day, more than 340 civil society leaders called on governments to prioritize the biodiversity COP, and a new survey from more than 400 experts from 90 countries revealed that a shocking 88% believe that the state of the world\u2019s nature is \u201calarming\u201d or \u201ccatastrophic and potentially irreversible\u201d.<\/p>\n

      However, even though many countries were pushing for COP15 to be included in the COP27 text, the attempt failed \u2013 a disappointing outcome as net-zero emissions will not be enough to limit rapidly rising temperatures. Governments also need to halt and reverse biodiversity loss by 2030.<\/p>\n

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      1. Strong signs of political will for forests <\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

        The creation of the Forest and Climate Leaders\u2019 Partnership (FCLP), announced at the World Leaders\u2019 Summit, is being driven by the reality that there is no time to lose when it comes to halt and reverse forest loss by 2030, with the intent to demonstrate success by COP28. The leaders of the 28 \u2013 and counting \u2013 FCLP member countries serve as key actors in the partnership, and its ultimate priority setters.<\/p>\n

        The FCLP will hold regular meetings, including leader-level moments at the beginning of climate COPs to encourage accountability. Starting in 2023, the FCLP will also publish an annual Global Progress Report that includes independent assessments of global progress toward the 2030 goal, as well as summarizing progress made by the FCLP itself, including in its action areas and initiatives.<\/p>\n

        The presence of Brazil\u2019s president elect, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, put a spotlight on the Amazon at COP27 \u2013 with Brazil promising to prioritize stopping deforestation and offering to host COP30 in three years\u2019 time. Also, an announcement by Brazil, Indonesia and the Democratic Republic of Congo \u2013 made in Indonesia ahead of the G20 \u2013 signaled their intentions to work together to protect their vast swathes of tropical forests, earning the nickname \u201cthe OPEC of rainforests\u201d.<\/p>\n

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        1. Implementation of forest pledges<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

          Coming into COP27, there were clear signs that the global community is not yet on track to halt and reverse forest loss and degradation by 2030. Another UN-led report found that for 2030 goals to remain within reach, a one gigaton milestone of emissions reductions from forests must be achieved not later than 2025, and yearly after that, but that current public and private commitments to pay for emissions reductions are only at 24% of the gigaton milestone goal.<\/p>\n

          However, it wasn\u2019t all bad news on the implementation front. Nature4Climate\u2019s new joint commitment tracker found that 55% of the commitments tracked are demonstrating substantial signs of progress. There are also some bright spots to celebrate. For example, tropical Asia is on the path toward reversing forest loss by 2030: Indonesia\u2019s deforestation rate dropped by 25% last year, and Malaysia also reported a fall of 24% in the pace of forest loss last year.<\/p>\n

          Forest pledges made in Glasgow at COP26 were also in the spotlight. In 2021, $2.67 billion was put towards forest-related programs in developing countries \u2013 22% of the $12 billion pledged at COP26, meaning that donors are on track to deliver by 2025. Private sector funds are also moving: for example, one year after launch, the IFACC initiative is scaling innovative financial mechanisms to help farmers without further conversion of the Amazon, Cerrado and Chaco ecosystems.<\/p>\n

          So far, commitments have risen from $3 billion to $4.2 billion and disbursements are expected to exceed $100 million this year. Similarly, the public-private LEAF Coalition has mobilized an additional $500 million in private finance, bringing a total of $1.5 billion in support of tropical forest protection. This is part of $3.6 billion of new private finance announced at the climate summit.<\/p>\n

          And exciting private sector initiatives worth noting include the launch of a new company Biomas (by Suzano, Santander, Itau, Marfrig, Rabobank and Vale) to restore 4 million hectares in the Amazon, the Mata Atlantica rainforest and the Cerrado. Also, 1t.org announced pledges from its first four Indian companies (Vedanta, ReNew Power, CSC Group and Mahindra) to join 75 other companies worldwide committed to planting and growing 7 billion trees in more than 60 countries.<\/p>\n

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          1. Nature of negotiations<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

            In the negotiations, nature-based solutions were included in the COP27 text for the first time, with forests, oceans and agriculture each having their own section. The Koronivia Dialogue \u2013 the track where food and agriculture is discussed at the UNFCCC \u2013 has finally been included in the text, but all eyes turn to COP28 for the focus required to truly transform food systems.<\/p>\n

            In the wonderful world of Article 6, things remain complex. Last year, at COP26 in Glasgow, countries decided on the basic framework of Article 6. Throughout 2022, countries have been focused on how to operationalize the Article 6 mechanism that allows countries to actually begin trading. In Egypt, the discussions were very technical \u2013 such as how registries are going to work, how countries will report on the trading, and what information should be submitted \u2013with the aim of making things easy to track.<\/p>\n

            For nature, it was decided at COP26 that land use emissions were part of Article 6 \u2013 as it includes all sources and sinks. The focus in Egypt has been on article 6.4 \u2013 the mechanism for developing guidance on activities involving removals which includes reforestation, restoration, afforestation etc.<\/p>\n

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            1. Technology meets nature<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

              In a similar way to finance, \u201ctech\u201d gets everywhere at climate COPs, although historically that is not really the case when it comes to nature \u2013 not this year however. In Egypt, the need for high-tech solutions for nature and climate challenges was a constant refrain. The role of tech in improving transparency and accountability in monitoring supply chains (and tackling deforestation) and also in enhancing the integrity of carbon markets was evident everywhere.<\/p>\n

              Notable developments include Verra\u2019s partnership with Pachama to pilot a digital measuring, reporting and verification platform for forest carbon. A new Forest Data Partnership was announced by WRI, FAO, USAID, Google, NASA, Unilever and the US State Department. WRI\u2019s Land and Carbon Lab was on show demonstrating the new frontier of measuring carbon stocks and flows associated with land use.<\/p>\n

              Nature4Climate demonstrated a beta version of its new online platform (naturebase) to help decision makers implement natural climate solutions. And the new Global Renewable Energy Watch \u2013 a partnership between The Nature Conservancy, Microsoft and Planet \u2013 was also demonstrated. Capturing this emerging trend, Nature4Climate and Capital for Climate launched a report on the size and potential of the whole \u201cnature tech\u201d market that was discussed at an event in the Nature Zone.<\/p>\n

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              1. Food finally arrives on the scene<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

                Food was on everyone\u2019s mind at COP27 in Egypt \u2013 but for the first time, it also made it onto the main agenda \u2013 being recognized in the final text and also with at least five event spaces solely dedicated to food and agriculture.<\/p>\n

                Important developments included the Food and Agriculture for Sustainable Transformation Initiative (FAST) launched by the Egyptian COP presidency \u2013 a multi stakeholder partnership to accelerate access to finance, build capacity and encourage policy development to ensure food security in countries most vulnerable to climate change.<\/p>\n

                Also related to food, 14 of the world\u2019s largest agricultural trading and processing companies shared their roadmap to 1.5\u2103 \u2013 to mixed reactions \u2013 with detailed plans on outlining how they will remove deforestation from their agricultural commodity supply chains by 2025.<\/p>\n

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                1. An increasingly blue COP<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

                  Observers have expressed encouragement at this being \u201can increasingly blue COP\u201d, with the ocean called out in the final declaration and the first ever ocean pavilion in the blue zone. Several declarations reinforced the recognition of the fundamental role of the ocean in the climate system.<\/p>\n

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                  1. Indigenous peoples and local communities <\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

                    The critical role that Indigenous peoples and local communities (IPLCs) play as guardians of the forest is now firmly established and beyond question. At COP27, there was a polite but palpable frustration from IPLCs that climate funds are not reaching them. This massive deficit is increasingly being acknowledged by both by Indigenous and non-Indigenous actors, with a wide range of events dedicated to this topic.<\/p>\n

                    While COP27 was a good space for Indigenous and non-Indigenous actors to share knowledge, to listen deeply to one another, to build relationships, it clearly can\u2019t be the only space. While there are a number of encouraging signs of progress, including linking IPLCs with high-integrity markets, it\u2019s clear the clock is ticking and IPLCs are getting impatient.<\/p>\n

                    Clearly we must act with urgency, but it\u2019s critical to take the time to build trust and mutual understanding, including absolute adherence to free, prior and informed consent protocols. This is necessary so that IPLCs can decide (or not) to participate in carbon markets with transparency, full understanding, and free consent. This takes time.<\/p>\n

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                    1. African-led initiatives take center stage<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

                      While this was not the \u201cAfrican COP\u201d that many hoped it might be, there were still a range of significant announcements coming out of Egypt that highlighted the continent\u2019s potential as a natural capital powerhouse. These included the launch of the Africa Carbon Markets initiative, the Declaration for the Africa Sustainable Commodities Initiative, the launch of a $2 billion African restoration fund, a funding boost for Africa\u2019s visionary Great Green Wall initiatives, and the announcement by the Global EverGreening Alliance and Climate Impact Partners of a new partnership to up to $330 million in community-led removal programs across Africa and Asia. (*)<\/p>\n

                      Source: weforum.org<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n

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