There is an urgent need for bold action on a global scale to bring greenhouse gas emissions down as close to zero as possible by mid-century in order to avoid catastrophic change - and all countries will need to participate in this effort. One of the most crucial issues in future agreements will be the question of who does what by when.

A new report commissioned by the Heinrich Boell Foundation and written by the UK's Institute for Public Policy Research focussing on fair sharing of climate finance commitments.

The climate change debate raises the issue of often identified, but as yet little explored, requirement to incorporate climate policy into other policy sectors, often termed climate

CSE's Press Release delivered by Sunita Narian is presented here.

CSE charts an agenda for action in Poznan, calls for tough action to reduce emissions and an agreement based on equity

The document presents following aspects for the UNFCCC poznan meeting:

SHARED VISION
Bali Action Plan 1(a):