MSOpinion The Philippine Delegation in Egypt “I echo the call of civil society to enlist the help of non-government colleagues who have proven expertise and solid reputations in the climate process.” READ:
“I echo the call of civil society to enlist the help of non-government colleagues who have proven expertise and solid reputations in the climate process.”
If effort was enough, the world will get a grade of A in its response to climate change. But if outcome was the basis of an assessment, undoubtedly the grade would still be a FAIL. Our government should also tap the best and the brightest, and most experienced from the Philippine diaspora, academe, and civil society to assist it.
They were, among others, alarmed that the leaders of the delegation Environment Secretary Toni Yulo-Loyzaga and CCC Vice-Chair Robert Borje left Egypt early to attend budget hearings in Congress. The legitimate issues raised by civil society have clear solutions that can be addressed in time for the June inter-sessional meetings of the UNFCCC and in particular for the next COP which will be held in Dubai next year.As she is the first department head that is truly an expert on climate change, she can play a leadership role especially in the area of climate finance. She can be the loudest voice for ASEAN countries who were mostly silent in COP 27.
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