What are the outcomes of COP24?

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What are the outcomes of COP24? Henri Waisman, IDDRI Lola Vallejo, IDDRI Daniel Buira, AILAC advisor 18/12/2018

What happened at COP24? Presidency Ambition Rulebook Finance

COP24 in Katowice Significant role of the Polish host. Cultural importance of coal for the Silesia region. Highlights tension between PL president (There is no plan today to fully give up on coal) and COP24 President Explain why most emphasis put on agreeing Rulebook + showing progress on Finance, and less on progress made wrt Talanoa/ambition Put front and centre the question of “Just Transition”  Silesia declaration made valuable points… but signed by only a quarter of delegations This all shows how important a presidency is to give the “tone” of a COP…and glad that Chile/CR are organizing COP25 instead of Brazil

Ambition IPCC SR 1.5°C Many back and forth… but excellent communication efforts from climate scientists from the IPCC Dispiriting that the focus has been on « 12 years left to Armageddon » instead of 3 key simple messages underpinning « yes we can still limit GW to 1.5 »

Talanoa Ambition Fiji- Poland Talanoa call for action (13 Dec) A « spirit » rather than an actual process… A pretty general declaration And weak language in the decision High Ambition Coalition declaration. But only Fiji Fiji- Poland Talanoa call for action (13 Dec) We must fulfil the goals of the Paris Agreement. We must achieve a just transformation towards a better world. We must unlock the full potential of technology. We must demonstrate bold leadership. We must act together.

UNSG: the new face of ambition? EU Council, 12-14 Dec conclusions Very high personal involvment of UNSG, convening Special Summit next year Devil in the details… text implies merely participating is enough to demonstrate ambition EU Council worryingly doesn’t plan to launch any conversation on NDC- only refer to the Commission’s LTS

Why a Rulebook?

Progress on Rulebook A mammoth task, and Herculean progress Source: Carbon Brief

How good is the Rulebook? ACCOUNTING: All countries “shall” use the latest emissions accounting guidance from the IPCC COMMON TIMEFRAMES: Parties shall apply common time frames to their nationally determined contributions to be implemented from 2031 onward FINANCE: Follows closely Paris Agreement text. Countries shall biennially communicate as available projected levels of public finance to be provided (Art. 9.5) Countries allowed to report the full value of loans as climate finance… Art. 6 DEFFERED: Basic accounting rules to prevent “double counting” of emissions reductions could not be agreed. FLEXIBILITY: Common system but flexibility for scope, frequency and level of detail of reporting, and in the scope of the review. Flexibility is self-determined but need to precise for which provision, clarify capacity constraints, and provide self-determined estimated time frames for improvements. … Link to capacity building. INPUT FOR GST: Different deadlines for transitioning to the new system for developed countries (BR) 31/12/2022; and developing countries (BUR) 31/12/2024.

Reality check: where we’re starting from Source: Briner&Moarif, 2016

Finance Pre-COP contrib. Post COP pledges Adaptation Fund US$ 28.2m Recognition that Finance plays a key role in enhancing ambition Several announcements Regular multilateral space for discussing progress on mobilisation of finance through the extension of the biennial high-level ministerial dialogue on climate finance Enhance information on the finance provided through more granular reporting on sectors targeted, types of financial instrument used, and how contributors are ramping up their efforts over time Provision of finance: new steps in right direction… all eyes on Macron + Holness Pre-COP contrib. Post COP pledges Adaptation Fund US$ 28.2m US$ 129m LDC Fund US$ 1.33bn Green Climate Fund US$10.3bn Germany and Norway pledged to double their GCF contributions (€1.5bn and $516m respectively)