Capacity building in at least three key areas would be critical for the graduating countries to make their progress irreversible.
Private sectors can act as a proper driver in the market with respect to investment, diverse project portfolio, competitive market sentiment and professional engagement of domestic and foreign stakeholders to build and operate carbon trading projects.
As a lower middle-income country, with sound and stable macro-economic management, Nepal will be able to borrow from International Financial Institutions in a way that many LDCs cannot.
The circular economy is not only about managing waste, but it also encourages responsible planning and design where systems are established to extend a product’s life cycle.
In order to combat climate change and its consequences, a global shift to renewable energy is of paramount importance.
As the Thame flood has shown, the effects of climate change are not decades away, as is commonly perceived. Climate change is here. And it is affecting lives right now.