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DTSTART:20241116T084500Z
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LOCATION:Baku\, Azerbaijan
SUMMARY:COP29 Trade and Investment House event: Costs\, synergies and trade
 -offs of the energy transition – lessons from the Climate Transition Imp
 act Framework
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:​​Achieving the goals of the Paris Agreement while ensuring
  an inclusive and equitable transition requires coherent development\, cli
 mate\, and trade policies. Countries’ development\, trade\, and climate 
 change policies must be aligned to capture co-benefits\, including adaptat
 ion benefits while minimizing trade-offs between the climate imperative an
 d the Sustainable Development Goals.The session will explore lessons learn
 ed and future exploration from using the Climate Transition Impact Framewo
 rk (C-TIF) forward-looking approach to compare the potential socioeconomic
  impacts of different climate action pathways. Further deployment of the t
 ool would be available for developing countries as of 2025 on a demand bas
 is.The Framework would allow Parties to increase the understanding of the 
 national and regional quantification of socioeconomic impacts of climate a
 ction pathways to delineate the trade-offs and synergies that decision-mak
 ers should consider in the design of response measures.  It aims to equip
  climate action decision makers with a comprehensive quantitative projecte
 d fact base on the transition’s impacts on people.The findings from the 
 C-TIF can contribute to design energy transition strategies considering eq
 uitable and inclusive considerations. The panel\, consisting of heads of I
 GOs\, private sector and high-level government officials will discuss the 
 importance of understanding the interrelated socioeconomic impacts of the 
 transition and how the costs\, synergies and trade-offs could be thought a
 bout.&lt\;p&gt\;​​Achieving the goals of the Paris Agreement while ens
 uring an inclusive and equitable transition requires coherent development\
 , climate\, and trade policies. Countries’ development\, trade\, and cli
 mate change policies must be aligned to capture co-benefits\, including ad
 aptation benefits while minimizing trade-offs between the climate imperati
 ve and the Sustainable Development Goals.&lt\;/p&gt\;&lt\;p&gt\;The sessio
 n will explore lessons learned and future exploration from using the Clima
 te Transition Impact Framework (C-TIF) forward-looking approach to compare
  the potential socioeconomic impacts of different climate action pathways.
  Further deployment of the tool would be available for developing countrie
 s as of 2025 on a demand basis.&lt\;/p&gt\;&lt\;p&gt\;The Framework would 
 allow Parties to increase the understanding of the national and regional q
 uantification of socioeconomic impacts of climate action pathways to delin
 eate the trade-offs and synergies that decision-makers should consider in 
 the design of response measures. &amp\;nbsp\;It aims to equip climate acti
 on decision makers with a comprehensive quantitative projected fact base o
 n the transition’s impacts on people.&lt\;/p&gt\;&lt\;p&gt\;The findings
  from the C-TIF can contribute to design energy transition strategies cons
 idering equitable and inclusive considerations. The panel\, consisting of 
 heads of IGOs\, private sector and high-level government officials will di
 scuss the importance of understanding the interrelated socioeconomic impac
 ts of the transition and how the costs\, synergies and trade-offs could be
  thought about.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.
 org/meeting/cop29-trade-and-investment-house-event-costs-synergies-and-tra
 de-offs-energy-transition
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