Proposal for a Post Sample Clauses

Proposal for a Post. 2010 International Framework: The Japanese Business Community’s Positions on the COP 14 Agenda The “Proposal for a Post-2012 International Framework” statement was released on 18 November 2008, in anticipation of the UNFCCC COP 14. It set out the Nippon Keidanren’s attitudes towards future international climate change agreements. (Nippon Keidanren, 2008) It states that the following elements would be “essential” for a future framework:  participation of all major emitters, including the U.S., China and India  “equitable medium-term targets” (with no tangible explanation of this term)  measures to directly accelerate the development of innovative technologies and the diffusion of existing technologies As regards more specific details, it sets out the following ideas:  It is necessary to have a long-term vision, such as the G-8 agreement in Hokkaido to support a treaty aiming for 50% reductions in CO2 emissions by 2050. [This agreement does not appear to have specified a base year.]  Although high-emitting developing countries should be part of the agreement, it might be most appropriate for them to accept intensity-based targets.  A country’s emissions reduction potential should be determined by assessing the sector-specific reduction potentials and these into a national estimate.  It is unfair for reduction commitments to be made from a specific base year. The statement recommends using “multiple base years, including the latest year for which data is available”.  The agreement should include a focus on potentials for carbon absorption, particularly in forestry.  Barriers to technology transfer should be removed.  Intellectual property rights are important in the development of innovative technologies and they should be protected.  It may be effective to take a sectoral approach to technical assistance, like that taken by the APP. The private sector should be given due recognition for its role in such endeavours.  It would be difficult to design a sectoral crediting mechanism that achieved its goals, so the pros and cons of such a system would need to be seriously considered.  Adaptation should be primarily funded by the public sector, although the private sector might be able to contribute through new technologies.
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