New Delhi: US Special President’s Messenger for John Kerry’s climate can visit India this month to discuss the way forward to begin negotiations between the two countries under the dialogue of climate action and mobilization financing (CAFMD) on various problems including cooperation in the renewable field of energy.
The two countries jointly launched CAFMD in September last year.
CAFIMD is one of the two tracks of the Indian-US energy agenda agenda partnership which was launched on the leader summit in the climate in April 2021 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Joe Biden.
Minister of Environment Bhupender Yadav and Kerry have telephone conversations about various climate change and problems related to renewable energy on Monday night.
“In a call, they discussed various problems including the possibility of traveling to Delhi by Kerry; the ambitious target of India announced during COP26 and the possibility of working together to achieve these goals.
Both leaders discussed the road to the front through the pillars identified under CAFMD.
They agreed to Start negotiations under the earliest CAFMD, “said environmental services in a statement.
It was said, “Yadav highlights the importance and needs to focus on life (lifestyle for the environment), one word of the campaign was launched by the Indian Prime Minister during COP26 in Glasgow, and how it was needed to take care of all over the world.” Both leaders also discussed the upcoming meeting of the Major Economic Forum (MEF).
The four CAFIMD pillars between the two countries includes climate action, financial mobilization, forestry, and adaptation & resilience.
Under the pillar of ‘climate action’, India has proposed an enhanced dialogue on climate change issues, advancing climate action, developing roadmaps for climate action, using energy and economic models, and climate cooperation in relevant multilateral fora.
Under the ‘financial mobilization’ of India has proposed that this pillar should not be limited to finance non-fossil fuel energy capacity of up to 500 GW in 2030.
The country wants this song must also include financial mobilization for climate action with a special focus on climate change adaptation .