Posted on October 19, 2020.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The Largo Climate Strategy\nTerm (ECLP) is the commitment that our country acquired for the next\n30 years (2050), a period in which it is expected to face the challenge of change\nclimate with goals such as: moving towards a development low in emissions of\ngreenhouse gases until reaching and maintaining emission neutrality\nthereof; reduce vulnerability and increase resilience to\nadverse effects of climate change; and, fulfill the commitments\ninternational standards assumed by the State of Chile on the matter<\/p>\n\n\n\n
This ECLP is being\nimplemented in Chile to comply with the provisions of article 4.19 of the\nParis Agreement, which encourages all parties to formulate and communicate their\nlong-term strategies for low-emission development of greenhouse gases\ngreenhouse effect. In addition, the Environmental Assessment of Chile developed by\nThe OECD in 2016 recommends identifying the long-term trajectory\nconsistent with the goal of net zero emissions in the second half of the decade\n2050 and publicize the commitment through legislative or other measures\nnature. That is why in the Draft Framework Law on Climate Change the country\nundertakes to develop, implement and monitor its ECLP, being the\nMinistry of the Environment who acts as coordinator of said process.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
As progress in this process, recently (October 2020) it was presented to the Advisory Committee for Climate Action, a cross-sectional and high-level group that will contribute in the preparation of this ECLP and that, in addition, will advise the Ministry of the Environment in the processes of elaboration of instruments for the management of climate change and in the period of Presidency of COP25. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
For the process of making\nECLP, Chile has the valuable technical and financial support of various\ninternational organizations such as the World Bank, Inter-American Bank of\nDevelopment, ECLAC, Euroclima +, Global Environment Facility, GIZ, NDC\nPartnership, UN Environment, UNDP, FAO, among others.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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