UN Calls Upon Member States to Pursue Ambitious Climate Action

UN Call upon member states

Call for Action – CACCC-2019  

We call upon Member States to take urgent action to limit global temperature rise to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, recognizing that climate change mitigation is a moral, ethical and economic imperative. 

Take into account the need to limit global warming to 1,5 ° C, and are calling for consideration and immediate science-based solutions in the fields of energy management, industrial, land, transport and urban systems.

The United Nations system supports Member States to make and fulfill their commitments under the Paris Agreement and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, including through the nationally determined contributions and long-term low greenhouse gas emission development strategies, strengthening synergies, avoiding trade-offs and ensuring policy coherence in the implementation of the sustainable development agenda.

The participants of the conference:

Take into account the set of rules for the implementation of the Paris Agreement, determining the order and structure of monitoring and reporting on the activities of countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adaptation, and urge all interested parties to take this innovation into account in the NDC documents;  

Support the initiative to launch the “Environment for Central Asia” process (hereinafter referred to as OCCA) and urge to unite efforts to increase coherence and enhance the effectiveness of regional interaction in the context of the implementation of the Paris Agreement and the agenda for sustainable development for the period up to 2030. 

Climate finance is critical to deliver action on the necessary scale to address climate change. In the context of the enhanced mobilization of financial resources, developed countries must deliver on the goal of mobilizing governments and the private sector to achieve the goal of USD100 billion per year by 2020 to support climate action in developing countries and further enhance their efforts on scaling-up financial resources.

The Participants of the conference: 

The insufficiently active participation of the countries in the region in attracting climate finance from the GCF is recognized and call for increased efforts through capacity building is done/ 

We are committed to strengthening this support and to building innovative partnerships with all relevant stakeholders, including academia, scientific community, NGOs, children and youth, women’s groups and entrepreneurs, trade unions, the private sector and local governments, to leverage concerted actions in areas of climate change mitigation/adaptation/finance/technology. We encourage Member States to share their innovative approaches to combat climate change with other countries at the Summit.

The Participants of the conference:  

Welcomes the decision to create a network of civil society organizations in Central Asia on the issues of climate change, and calls for unity, mutual coordination and participation in a permanent open dialogue with all stakeholders, including governments, business, science, the public, young people and the media on important issues of the climate agenda;

Highly appreciate the potential of Central Asian youth in the issue of promoting sustainable development, her motivation and support a proactive approach and call for the involvement of young leaders in the implementation and projects.