Climate Negotiation and Implementation Advisor Sample Clauses

Climate Negotiation and Implementation Advisor. (s) The Climate Advisors (2, both partially funded externally) will assist the Lead Negotiator on Climate Change (funded externally) in AOSIS’s engagement on climate change at the UNFCCC, at UN HQ and at international meetings. The Advisor(s) will:  Under the supervision of the Lead Negotiator on Climate, coordinate the thematic negotiation groups of AOSIS;  Oversee the drafting of AOSIS statements, briefing documents, submissions, presentations, and position papers;  Provide real-time policy advice, particularly on process of the negotiations, technical and issues, and formulation of group positions;  Analyse relevant documents; and  Liaise with other negotiating groups and stakeholders. The work of the Climate Advisors will focus on:  Paris Agreement Work Programme – the Chair will continue to push for the completion the PAWP, including finalizing both the carbon markets mechanism (Article 6 of the Paris Agreement) with robust accounting and the enhanced transparency framework. Antigua and Barbuda’s AOSIS Chairmanship seeks to use this foundation as a springboard to lead the international climate change regime into full implementation mode.  Ambition consistent with 1.5°C – the Chair will continue to advocate for greater ambition from all actors both in UNFCCC fora and at external meetings.  Coping with climate extremes – the Chair will increase focus on key outcomes in adaptation include defining the global goal on adaptation, more national adaptation planning Readiness Support from the GCF for SIDS, and regional strategic approaches for baseline adaptation data collection for SIDS. In addition, operationalizing loss and damage is a must for SIDS given our particular vulnerability and the closer we get to overshooting 1.5°C.  Getting there with climate finance – the Chair will engage in negotiations on a new collective quantified goal for climate finance to be completed prior to 2025; and focus on improving access to climate finance, especially non-debt instruments, is a priority for our group.
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