World climate conference to be prepared at Bonn gathering

Environmental emergency - World climate conference to be prepared at Bonn gathering

Approximately 6,000 professionals from around the globe will convene at the UN Climate Secretariat's mid-year convention in Bonn on Monday (10 am). From June 10 to the 13th, the attendees will ready themselves for the following World Climate Conference in Baku, Azerbaijan's capital, which is set to take place in November.

The central topic under discussion is the matter of climate financing. Since 2009, it's been a target for industrialized countries to provide financial assistance to developing countries to the tune of billions annually. This goal was reinforced and prolonged until 2025 during the Paris Climate Accord in 2015. The current debate revolves around how this should be sustained after 2025.

The head of the Group of Least Developed Countries, Evans Njewa from Malawi, stressed, "With the effects of climate change intensifying year after year, we can't stress enough the demand for increased, dependable, abundant, and accessible financial support. Only then will we be able to lower CO2 emissions, adapt to climate change, and monetarily compensate for the damage it inflicts." Regrettably, numerous wealthy nations have openly declared their unwillingness to up their contributions any further.

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1. The UN Climate Change Conference in Baku, Azerbaijan, which follows the Bonn gathering, will bring together global leaders to discuss the climate crisis and the need for increased and reliable financial support from industrialized countries.
2. Despite the demand from developing countries for more financial aid to combat climate change, several wealthy nations have indicated their reluctance to increase their contributions beyond current levels.
3. The UN Climate Change Conference, set to take place in Bonn, Germany, next week, will see over 6,000 professionals preparing for the crucial discussions on climate financing that will shape the future response to the climate crisis.
4. The climate crisis has become an urgent issue on the international agenda, with the UN Climate Change Conference in Bonn serving as a crucial interim step before the main conference in Baku, highlighting the need for global cooperation on climate financing and mitigation efforts.

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