Kathmandu, Feb. 16
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal
'Prachanda' has said that although Nepal contributes almost zero to global
emissions, it is experiencing the direct, unequal and harmful effects of
climate change.
Addressing the conference on
climate change and the role of parliamentarians in sustainable development here
on Friday, PM Prachanda said that climate change was a big challenge for
socio-economic and environmental welfare.
Mentioning that climate change is
emerging as a global threat and will create a serious opportunity for
development possibilities, he said that the least developed countries are more
vulnerable to the effects of climate change.
"Our people have been badly
affected by climatic disasters such as landslides, floods, forest fires, ice
landslides and droughts," he said. "People of such countries who are
at risk need financial and technical support, and the world should pay
attention to that."
Pointing out the serious
financial and technical gaps in the efforts to implement plans to reduce the
effects of climate change, Prime Minister Prachanda said that there was a need
to gather more resources to make the people flexible with the ecosystem and
climate change and to plan and implement climate adaptation at the local level.
According to him, there is a need
for dialogue between parliamentarians and policymakers around the world to
advocate for climate justice and protect the sustainable future of the
ecosystem, people and the earth. The damage and loss fund should be implemented
smoothly, he said.
Prime Minister Prachanda said,
"I want the developed countries to fulfil the climate finance obligation
of US$ 100 billion, speed up climate actions through the Green Climate Fund and
expand access to the Least Developed Countries (LDCs) and emphasise its
implementation."
As the president of an LDC, PM Prachanda
also urged developed economies and the international community to help
countries that are at risk of climate change.
He said that Nepal is fully
committed to securing clean energy and maintaining 45 per cent of the land
covered by forests. "Nepal is fully committed to the Paris Agreement. We
are committed to achieving zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2045,” he said.
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