We have a special edition of the Paris Agreement Monitor!

We've combined the information from the Monitor with our traditional COP Summary, which presents a comprehensive overview of the COP 30 negotiations and their main outcomes. This conference aimed to be the COP of implementation, inaugurating a new phase after the completion of all pending regulations of the Paris Agreement in previous cycles.

The Brazilian Presidency innovated by creating a specific negotiation space to address sensitive issues that had been systematically avoided—among them, global roadmaps to combat deforestation and promote the transition away from fossil fuels, essential elements for keeping the 1.5°C limit within reach. Although these roadmaps are not included in the formal decisions, they will be developed as political initiatives of the COP 30 Presidency throughout the next year.

COP 30 also recorded significant progress in just transition and approved the long-awaited Belém Indicators for the Global Adaptation Target, a milestone expected since the creation of the GGA.

The COP in Brazil, like all others, could have gone further. Even so, it left behind relevant political directions and structured debates that will be decisive in future conferences, consolidating Belém as a turning point in the agenda for implementing the Paris Agreement.

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