COP30 and the Global Goal on Adaptation
Carbon Brief explores the Global Goal on Adaptation (GGA) and the challenges in tracking progress on adaptation.
Nearly a decade after the Paris Agreement, there is still no agreed way to measure progress towards the GGA, despite increasingly severe climate impacts around the world.
- COP30 is set to finalize a list of indicators to measure progress towards the GGA.
- This outcome is expected to be one of the most significant from the UN climate summit in Belém, Brazil.
Climate impacts are increasingly being felt around the world, with the weather becoming more extreme and the risk to vulnerable populations growing.
A successful outcome at COP30 would provide a crucial step forward in addressing the global goal on adaptation.
Author's summary: COP30 to finalize adaptation tracking.
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