Germany’s video MA presentation during Climate Dialogues 2020
December 9, 2020
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as posted by the channelThe multilateral assessment is part of the international assessment and review (IAR) process for developed country Parties which assesses individual countries on their progress in meeting their 2020 targets. By providing up to date, expert-reviewed information and opportunities for peer engagement, the IAR helps promoting the comparability of efforts among all developed countries and building confidence that all developed countries are implementing climate actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
During the climate dialogues 10 Parties: Australia, European Union, Finland, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Sweden and Switzerland shared their achievements, innovative climate actions and experiences in meeting the 2020 climate targets.
The MA process serves as foundation of the enhanced transparency framework (ETF) under the Paris Agreement, which represents an important component of increasing ambition to tackle climate change by building trust and confidence that countries are taking actions. The Parties’ video presentations and background information can be found at
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