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Khuyến nghi của CCWG gửi Ban soạn thảo Chiến lược Quốc gia về Biến đổi Khí hậu

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KHUY?N NGH?
C?A NHÓM CÔNG TÁC V? BI?N ??I KHÍ H?U (CCWG)
G?I BAN SO?N TH?O CHI?N L??C QU?C GIA V? BI?N ??I KHÍ H?U

Gi?i thi?u

?ây là các khuy?n ngh? ???c t?ng h?p và xây d?ng d?a trên ý ki?n c?a các thành viên CCWG thông qua Kh?o sát thành viên CCWG v? các Chính sách Khí h?u ???c th?c hi?n trong tháng 2 và tháng 3 n?m 2021. Các khuy?n ngh? nh?m ?óng góp cho quá trình xây d?ng Chi?n l??c qu?c gia v? Bi?n ??i khí h?u (NCCS) và các chính sách khí h?u liên quan.

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CCWG and CANSEA joint Position Paper on Climate Finance for Adaptation

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Background
The latest IPCC report and the increased focus on locally led adaptation highlights the importance of providing support to the most vulnerable communities and locations at subnational levels. This is in stark contrast to the realities of current international climate finance flows. Less than 10 percent of international adaptation finance, between 2003 and 2016, was approved for locally focused climate change projects (Soanes et al., 2019). The current climate finance mechanisms must be revisited to ensure that finance is received by those who need it the most and that interventions are supported by organisations with in-depth understanding of the local context for implementation, namely Civil Society Organisations (CSOs).

Statement to the ASEAN Working Group on Climate Change (AWGCC) by Civil Society Constituencies in ASEAN Member States

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This statement outlines the expectations of civil society constituencies in ASEAN member states of ASEAN Parties to the UNFCCC for the period to COP26 and beyond; it incorporates the voices of vulnerable and marginalised communities on the frontlines who are directly facing the impacts of climate change, including women and indigenous peoples.

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CCWG Position Paper on Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency

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Global warming has to be curbed to a maximum of two degrees over this century to maintain the planet as a hospitable place and to avoid extreme and unmanageable situations caused by climate change. As a lower middle income country that is very vulnerable to climate change effects, Vietnam faces the challenge of how to respond effectively to climate change while at the same time meeting its development needs in a sustainable way. To tackle climate change and to lead the Vietnamese economy into a low carbon future, all sources of man-made pollutants caused by electricity production, transportation, industry, waste and agriculture need to be reduced dramatically.

CCWG Position Paper on Climate Change Mitigation

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On its path towards becoming an industrialized country by the new decade, Vietnam has made significant improvements regarding poverty and social welfare over the last years, but this development has also spurred greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions to increase steeply: in 2013, emissions were 3.5 times as high as compared to 1991. According to forecasts, CO2 emission in Vietnam will have tripled by 2030 compared to 2010 if the current development trajectory continues without enhanced mitigation efforts.

CCWG Position Paper on National Adaptation Plan

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Addressing the adaptation challenge though civil society participation and a focus on vulnerablegroups in the National Adaptation Plan process in Vietnam

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