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Japan and ASEAN plan joint report on regional emissions cuts
Japan and ASEAN plan to deepen cooperation on climate change across the region.
They intend to issue a joint report on progress in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
The report will also highlight expanded investment and faster technology transfers.
These efforts are part of work on the next global stocktake, an assessment of progress on climate change.
Work on that stocktake is set to begin at COP31 this year.
The planned report will give a regional account of emissions cuts and related cooperation.
Japan and ASEAN plan to step up cooperation on climate change.
They plan to issue a joint report on regional progress in reducing emissions.
The report is expected to highlight expanded investment and faster technology transfers.
Work for the next global stocktake on climate progress will begin at this year’s COP31 conference.
- Who
- The Japanese government and ASEAN.
- What
- They plan to issue a joint report on regional emissions reductions and expand climate cooperation.
- When
- Work for the next global stocktake will begin at this year’s COP31 conference.
- Where
- The report will cover progress in the region.
- Why
- To step up cooperation on climate change.
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- Participants
- Japanese government and ASEAN
- Report
- Joint report on regional emissions reductions
- Investment
- Expanded investment will be highlighted
- Technology
- Accelerated technology transfers will be highlighted
- Conference
- COP31 is when work for the next global stocktake will begin