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Tackling The Decisiveness Deficit—How To Enhance Climate Ambition Of The Asia-Pacific Countries?

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  • Nikolova, Aneta
  • Ryder, Hannah

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This article presents clear evidence that current announced climate pledges by Asia-Pacific countries – even those dependent on climate finance – are insufficient to keep the world within a 1.5°C temperature rise. The article provides analysis explaining why and how countries in the region are not being ambitious enough, and proposes three key steps for how to overcome a “decisiveness” deficit to spur further ambition.

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  • Nikolova, Aneta & Ryder, Hannah, 2021. "Tackling The Decisiveness Deficit—How To Enhance Climate Ambition Of The Asia-Pacific Countries?," National Institute Economic Review, National Institute of Economic and Social Research, vol. 258, pages 83-89, November.
    • Handle: RePEc:cup:nierev:v:258:y:2021:i::p:83-89_7
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