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Helping Developing Countries Adjust to Climate Change: More Financial Aid or More Favourable Regulation of International Markets?

Madariaga Paper, Vol. 3, No. 3, (Apr., 2010)

MATHIAS FALKENBERG - Researcher, Madariaga - College of Europe Foundation

This paper presents the current trend in international climate cooperation to rely on financial transfers to support developing countries. Taking into account the requirements for a facilitated adjustment process, it is argued that a better strategy would be to create a more robust political framework that takes into account market forces. Three key priorities the EU should push for after Copenhagen are presented: first, reforming the Clean Development Mechanism; second, freeing 'green' trade; and third, setting up an international research facility targeted at Least Developed Countries' specific needs.

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