The National Implementation of the Paris Agrement

They should priorities loss and damage fund as much as they prioritize mitigation and adaptation. Rich should also have to raise funds from fining non-compliant companies to fund the loses and damage. The fund should made more of grants and subsidies to reduce the burden which has been posed already in the global South. The global North should fulfil the 100 billion target per year of loss and damage rather than continue promising with no deliverey

I think they should promote technology development and transfer on favorable, preferential, and concessional terms tailored to developing country needs and support endogenous capacities and remove barriers to sharing intellectual property.

In order to achieve the long-term temperature goal (Art. 2), we need new (ideally net-zero) technologies among other things. Especially early on in the technology cycle, unit costs will be high and possibly prohibitive for developing countries. Developed countries may directly subsidize development and production of new technologies. Some funds of the Green Climate Fund might go to supporting other Parties in acquiring these technologies and expertise in operating the equipment. Another option is subsidizing the production of climate-friendly technologies so that it becomes cheaper to buy for possible customers while at the same time helping producers scale up production. On a more general level, the establishment and sharing of frameworks and supporting tools (e.g. for policy-makers) across Parties and industries can lower the administrative barriers which must be crossed before new technologies or processes can be implemented. Common standards will be crucial to avoid duplicated efforts.