South-South Ideas Paper: South-South Cooperation, An Opportunity to Fight Against Climate Change & Reduce Inequalities
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South-South Ideas Paper: South-South Cooperation, An Opportunity to Fight Against Climate Change & Reduce Inequalities
Colaborador
Ordóñez, Cristina
Suárez, Estefanía
Resumo
Climate change is a global negative externality and nowadays it is considered as one of the biggest challenges on Earth. The scale of the efforts and coordination needed to alleviate climate change’s negative impacts are considerable. In this context, South-South Cooperation (SSC) presents an opportunity for supporting capacity development in the fight against climate change.
This study seeks to analyse and compare SSC in national initiatives to address climate change in three countries of Latin America: Bolivia, Ecuador and Honduras. The three case studies apply a qualitative methodology and they are based on the data collection and analysis of primary and secondary sources of information. Subsequently, a comparative analysis of the three country case studies examines: existing international cooperation in the country, the legal and institutional framework for climate change and SSC, existing climate change policies and instruments, SSC climate change programmes or initiatives over the past decade, and mapping of relevant stakeholders.
This study seeks to analyse and compare SSC in national initiatives to address climate change in three countries of Latin America: Bolivia, Ecuador and Honduras. The three case studies apply a qualitative methodology and they are based on the data collection and analysis of primary and secondary sources of information. Subsequently, a comparative analysis of the three country case studies examines: existing international cooperation in the country, the legal and institutional framework for climate change and SSC, existing climate change policies and instruments, SSC climate change programmes or initiatives over the past decade, and mapping of relevant stakeholders.
Ano
2021