While Lewis said that in the future it will be up to all countries to ensure that the effects of climate change are limited, the world`s strongest regions play an important role in the fight against reductions. By implementing stronger climate promises, large emitters can reduce the frequency of future extremes and their own calculated contributions to these temperature extremes, the study authors found. Third, the issue of uniform financial resources needs to be addressed to help developing countries reduce the burden of climate change. The Green Climate Fund is nowhere nearthest as expected. With U.S. support withdrawn, the future of the CWG is bleak. It is essential to reach agreement on «new and additional» financial resources. While most countries are aware that the financial flow will be, not necessarily through the budgetary route, the insistence that this electricity be subject to the MRV, just like emissions. A compromise on this issue with those of the NDC and transparency is inevitable: a movement for an agreement takes place in Katowice. In the debate on the possibilities offered by the Paris Agreement, many challenges arose in its implementation. The Paris Agreement is not a legally binding instrument as a whole (see this blog by Dean Bialek on aspects that are binding and those that are not) and the parties therefore have only limited responsibility in case of non-compliance with their obligations. As a result, developed countries may not provide adequate resources to implement mitigation and adaptation measures to ensure climate-resilient development. This would be a major challenge for developing countries to implement national mitigation and adaptation measures to address the negative effects of climate change.

In December 2015, governments of more than 190 nations met in Paris with immense enthusiasm and expectations for a global agreement to combat climate change. The Paris Agreement, seen as an important milestone in the history of international climate change negotiations, succeeded in creating a revolutionary agreement between the parties to deal with the negative effects of climate change. Unlike previous agreements, the Paris Agreement recognized the urgency of keeping the temperature rise at 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels, although this remains a goal that is more than a goal. All aspects of the Paris Agreement are essential to its effective implementation when it begins in 2021. Finally, compliance with the agreement is not sufficiently taken into account to ensure effective and effective implementation. Its non-punishable nature will be a serious factor in achieving the goal of limiting the temperature increase to 1.5 degrees. The parties are expected to reach, by consensus, a new agreement on a fully legally binding framework, with mechanisms for implementation for measures to combat climate change before 2020 and after 2020. The Paris Agreement opened up different opportunities and challenges for developed parties and developing countries at different levels. It is important that developing countries better understand the main opportunities and challenges of the agreement. Fortunately, awareness and progress on some of these issues is growing.

The fight against climate change will require a clear extension of the implementation of similar policies around the world.