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International cooperation under the Paris Agreement

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The Swedish Energy Agency (SEA) has worked in the area of international climate finance and climate cooperation for many years and is now seeking to reposition itself in the emerging framework for international cooperation on climate change after the Paris Agreement.

The Paris Agreement obligates all countries to submit increasingly ambitious Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), and to monitor and report on their performance under its new transparency framework. It also formalizes a framework for international cooperation on climate action based on providing finance for investment, capacity building and technology transfer in addition to yet-to-be developed market mechanisms.

The success of the Paris Agreement to achieve greater global climate mitigation ambition will hinge largely on the ability of countries to translate their NDCs into concrete mitigation actions. These provisions of the Agreement are therefore central to its success and will require support from international cooperation between Parties to drive increased mitigation efforts. There is also a need for Parties to engage in the early stages of capacity building as well as in the financing and implementing of transformative policies and projects.

Shifting Paradigms led a small consortium to advise the Swedish government on international cooperation on climate mitigation. One of the promising options was to cooperate along supply chains, as a means to increase mitigation ambition under the Paris Agreement on climate and access sectors which have hardly benefitted from climate finance to date.

Principal: Swedish Energy Agency

Project partners: Climate focus, NIRAS

2016

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Climate Focus

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Jelmer Hoogzaad

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NIRAS

Years of Implementation

2016

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topics

  • Blog posts and articles
  • Circular economy
  • Circular economy quick scans and tools
  • Climate finance and due diligence
  • Climate policy
  • Deep awareness and engagement
  • Metabolic analysis of flows and stocks
  • Rebound effect and sufficiency
  • Renewable energy and energy efficiency
  • Sector research and policy support

sectors

  • Agriculture and forestry
  • Construction
  • Energy and power
  • Finance
  • Households and SMEs
  • Industry
  • Mining and quarrying
  • Textiles
  • Transport
  • Waste
  • Water

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