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Debt-for-climate swaps provide an avenue for small island developing states to address challenges arising from adapting to increasing climate change risk and recovering from the pandemic.
![Conducting (pre)feasibility studies for adaptation projects to be submitted to the GCF in Francophone LDCs in Africa](https://ca1-clm.edcdn.com/publications/_c400x565/en_guidelines_15-09-2021_1_1.pdf-7642.jpg?v=1736966809)
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This document is a practical guide for conducting (pre)feasibility studies for adaptation projects to be submitted to the Green Climate Fund in Francophone countries in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Thirty years of international climate cooperation have had a significant impact, including an extraordinary effort to clarify the science, global agreement of a stabilisation target, an international treaty basis for mitigation and adaptation action.
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This paper presents a set of scenarios that simulate different mitigation commitments made by G20 countries for 2030 and mid-century and the resulting impacts on global temperature rise.
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As a growing number of countries bring forward national net-zero targets, questions of how much carbon dioxide removal each nation holds responsibility for, and whether transfers should be possible under the Paris Agreement market mechanisms become increasingly important.