Euroclima Annual Report 2023
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The 2023 Annual Report of the Euroclima programme highlights substantial strides in fostering a green and just transition across Latin America and the Caribbean. Key achievements include progress in sustainable energy, climate resilience, and gender inclusion, aligning with the Global Gateway Investment Agenda and regional dialogues. Notably, the programme expanded to include Caribbean countries, bolstering regional cooperation on climate action and biodiversity. Euroclima’s impactful initiatives, such as support for renewable hydrogen at COP28 and establishing the Amazon Regional Platform of Indigenous Peoples, underscore its commitment to equitable, sustainable development across diverse sectors.
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| Título: | Euroclima Informe Anual 2023 |
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