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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News
BELEM, Brazil, November 19 (Xinhua) — Bruna Cerqueira, Director of the Action Programme at the 30th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP30), said on Tuesday that Brazil's presidency is focused on translating political commitments into real climate solutions.
Speaking at a briefing on the ninth day of COP30, which continues until November 21 in the Amazonian city of Belém, B. Cerqueira assessed the progress of the negotiations and outlined the main strategy underlying this year's conference.
“We are working across all areas of the Programme of Action to advance plans that accelerate the search for solutions and move from commitments to results,” she said, emphasizing the continuity with the work of previous COP presidencies.
B. Cerqueira described in detail the political framework supporting COP30, designed to integrate action at multiple levels. "From the outset, we understood that the COP should be based on four pillars: the leaders' summit, which opens the process; negotiations; an Action Plan; and mobilization to achieve the three goals we set," said the Director of the Action Plan.
She added that the goals are to protect multilateralism, accelerate implementation and link climate action with people's daily lives.
B. Cerqueira also noted significant progress in funding for indigenous peoples and local communities. The $1.2 billion pledged at COP26 was delivered a year ahead of schedule and has now been nearly doubled. "At this conference, we are reaffirming that commitment, increasing it to $2 billion. Thirty donors have already supported this proposal," she said, noting that Brazil's announcement of new boundaries for indigenous lands is part of a broader legal and administrative effort.
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