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Copenhagen: Key Issues for Developing Countries

South Centre Climate Policy Brief

By Martin Khor, Executive Director

This paper summarises the key issues that need to be resolved if the Copenhagen Climate Conference is to succeed.  They include the future of the Kyoto Protocol, the global climate regime, the emission cuts of developed countries, the attempts to shift responsibiity to developing countries, finance and technology for developing countries, and the danger of climate trade protectionism.

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Poll

Should Africa reduce 80% of its tariffs to zero for European Union products through Economic Partnership Agreements?
 
Are developed countries doing what they should be doing to tackle climate change on the basis of their historical responsibility for global warming?
 
The results of these polls do not claim to be representative of the opinions of the South Centre.