Perspectives on Designing a Climate Club: Alliance-Building to Strengthen International Climate Cooperation
Parul Kumar/ Heiner Von Lüpke / Marian Feist /Heather Exner-Pirot / Hubertus Bardt External Publication 4. November 2022 Perspectives on Designing a Climate Club: Alliance-Building to Strengthen International Climate Cooperation
A Statement of the G7 countries under the presidency of Germany in June 2022 expressed the intention of establishing an international climate club that is open and cooperative, with aspirations ranging from coordinating ambitious and transparent climate mitigation policies.
Parul Kumar/ Heiner Von Lüpke / Marian Feist /Heather Exner-Pirot / Hubertus Bardt German Economic Institute (IW)
A Statement of the G7 countries under the presidency of Germany in June 2022 expressed the intention of establishing an international climate club that is open and cooperative, with aspirations ranging from coordinating ambitious and transparent climate mitigation policies.
This paper offers insights on designing the climate club outlined in the G7 Statement, particularly with a focus on sectoral collaboration, cooperation with developing countries, and establishing synergies with the goals of the Paris Agreement.
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