Fragmentation and ambivalence Sample Clauses

Fragmentation and ambivalence. Deliverable 1.1 observes that “the climate market is still very fragmented and real mini-pathways or lock-in effects are not yet visible” (Xxxxxxxx et al. 2017: 49). The entire spectrum of providers, purveyors and users is highly fragmented and ambivalent. The SECTEUR survey lists 18 sectors, which show interest in climate services and for which Essential Cli- mate Variables (ECVs) and Climate Impact Indicators (CIIs) have been identified in order to provide suitable climate intelligence (Alexander 2016b: 53-56; cf. Xxxxxxxx et al. 2017: 24-27). JPI Climate (2017) and in interviews further four more are mentioned. There could yet be more, and there could be cross-sectoral overlaps. The way (global) climate governance has been seen as fragmented (xxx Xxxxxx/Xxxxx 2014)—and is even more so with all the missed CO2 reduction targets in many contract countries, as well as after the Xxxxx administration in the U.S.A. as a lead player announced to exit from the Paris Agreement—could lead us to the conclusion that climate policy (with climate services as one instrument and driver of it) is still a somewhat insufficiently developed area, not yet transcended from niche to regime level. Whether or not this radical view is shared, climate services have not so many safe anchor points in such a fragmented and politically ambivalent climate governance regime.
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