#NDCDialogues
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Regional Dialogue on Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) for
Africa will convene representatives from 50 African countries as well as
international organizations and technical experts
in Rabat, Morocco next week.
The
Dialogue will support countries in the process of moving toward
implementation of their nationally determined contributions (NDCs)
submitted in the context of the Paris Agreement on climate
change.
The dialogue aims to meet the
following objectives:
- Update on the planning status of NDC implementation, share experiences, best practices, and opportunities and associated challenges in the region.
- Clarify capacity building gaps and needs on NDC implementation with a focus on Africa and provide recommendations on support priorities to address such gaps.
- Discuss NDC implementation at the local authority level, considering policies and actions, and incentives.
- Address climate finance needs for NDC implementation and strengthen the role of the private sector in the implementation of NDCs.
- Discuss entry points to integrate gender equality and women’s empowerment into NDC implementation and planning
This
Regional Dialogue on Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) for
Africa is supported by the governments of Japan, Norway and the European
Union, and is co-organized by the UNDP, the
UNFCCC Secretariat, and the Government of Morocco in collaboration with
GIZ and the NDC Partnership.
The
Africa Dialogue is part of the fourth round of Regional NDC Dialogues,
which have been regularly convened to advance the 2015 Paris Climate
Agreement since 2015. To date, they have benefitted
over 150 countries through three global workshops and 15 regional
dialogues.
For more information please visit
http://www.undp.org/content/
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The Regional NDC Dialogue for Africa is next, convening a 3-day event
hosted by the Government of Morocco in Rabat from September 26-28. The
dialogue will help countries exchange experiences about approaches for
NDC implementation planning in countries across
Africa.
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