Traducción de «Financiación de la lucha contra el cambio climático » (Español → Inglés) :

15. Draws attention to the crucial importance of the provision of climate finance in the context of the Paris agreement; reiterates its call for the EU and the developed countries to honour their commitment to providing additional climate finance from public and private bilateral and multilateral sources, amounting to USD 100 billion per year by 2020; points out that in order to meet the additionality requirement Official Development Assistance (ODA) must increase at least at the same rate as climate finance; recognises the role of private climate finance, which should, however, not replace but complement public finance, and notes the ...[+++] need for transparent reporting and accountability as well as social and environmental safeguards;

7. Stresses that the EU and other developed countries must honour their commitment to provide scaled-up, new and additional climate finance in order to reach by 2020 the goal of jointly mobilising USD 100 billion annually, from a wide variety of sources, public and private, bilateral and multilateral, including alternative sources; deplores the lack of progress on the additionality of climate finance to ODA; calls for a joint international effort from developed and emerging countries to find new and additional climate finance for developing countries – though not at the expense of the development budget – in the agreement on Global Cli ...[+++]mate Action to be concluded at the Paris Conference to be held in December 2015; considers that the EU should propose intermediate steps on the path to full additionality; urges Member States to use revenues raised through carbon markets for climate action in developing countries; also calls on emerging economies to mobilise climate finance for developing countries;

7. Stresses that the EU and other developed countries must honour their commitment to provide scaled-up, new and additional climate finance in order to reach by 2020 the goal of jointly mobilising USD 100 billion annually, from a wide variety of sources, public and private, bilateral and multilateral, including alternative sources; deplores the lack of progress on the additionality of climate finance to ODA; calls for a joint international effort from developed and emerging countries to find new and additional climate finance for developing countries – though not at the expense of the development budget – in the agreement on Global Cli ...[+++]mate Action to be concluded at the Paris Conference to be held in December 2015; considers that the EU should propose intermediate steps on the path to full additionality; urges Member States to use revenues raised through carbon markets for climate action in developing countries; also calls on emerging economies to mobilise climate finance for developing countries;

T. whereas the climate challenge by no means reduces the development challenge, but compounds it; whereas official development assistance (ODA) funds must not be redirected to climate financing, but whereas the principle that climate financing should be additional to ODA levels and commitments must continuously be upheld;

(**) Finland currently channels all auctioning revenues to Official Development Assistance activities, including climate finance, which will account for 50% of these revenues.

Finland channels its auctioning revenues to Official Development Assistance activities, including climate finance.