*[Enwl-eng] Here is the latest news from the High-Level Champions!

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                                UN Global Climate Action
                                12 November 2022




                                High-Level Champions' Newsletter
                                Special Edition for COP 27
                                - Adaptation and Agriculture Day -










                                Key Announcements


                                The COP27 Presidency launches the Food and 
Agriculture for Sustainable Transformation (FAST), to improve the quantity 
and quality of climate finance contributions to transform agriculture and 
food systems by 2030, supporting adaptation and maintaining a 1.5-degree 
pathway whilst supporting food and economic security. This multi-stakeholder 
cooperation programme will have concrete deliverables for enhancing country 
capacities to access climate finance and investment, increase knowledge, and 
provide policy support and dialogue.
                                The Agriculture Innovation Mission for 
Climate (AIM for Climate) has announced an increased investment of more than 
USD 8 billion, up from USD 4 billion at COP26 with the support of over 275 
government and non-government partners. AIM for Climate is a global 
initiative by the United Arab Emirates and the United States. The increased 
investment is comprised of over USD 7 billion from Government Partners with 
contributions from Australia, Bangladesh, Canada, Denmark, the European 
Commission, Finland, Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Japan, Lithuania, New 
Zealand, the Republic of Korea, Romania, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Ukraine, 
United States, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, Uruguay, Vietnam, and 
over USD 1 billion investment from 30 Innovation Sprints.

                                The African Food Systems Transformation 
Initiative (AFSTI) and 70 African-owned agri-busineses announce an action 
plan for directing financial flows to food supply chains in Africa. It will 
draw finance, philanthropy, multilateral development banks, and private 
sources, targeting much overlooked agri-businesses and food processors who 
are pivotal to transforming the food outlook in Africa.

                                The Rockefeller Foundation has announced USD 
11 million in grants to ten organizations scaling indigenous and 
regenerative agriculture practices around the world, with Regen10 as a 
flagship initiative. Evidence makes clear the central role food systems can 
play in mitigating climate change. The funding will help scale the 
development, data analysis, financing, and education around regenerative 
agricultural practices, which can improve global food systems and mitigate 
the global food crisis.





                                Global Climate Action Events


                                For more information and webcast, access 
here


                                Marrakech Partnership Land Use Action Event, 
Landscapes for Life: Showing Inclusive, just and resilient transformation of 
the LU Sector
                                Location: Action Room 1 (Ibis)
                                Time: 10:00 - 12:00


                                Marrakech Partnership Implementation Lab, 
Exponential Action: Scaling regenerative agriculture through plant-based 
implementation
                                Location: Action Room 2 (Lotus)
                                Time: 12:00 - 13:30


                                Marrakech Partnership Implementation Lab, 
Resilient and Adaptive Food Systems
                                Location: Action Room 2 (Lotus)
                                Time: 14:00 - 15:30


                                Implementing Climate Action in Entertainment 
& Culture - Inclusive and Equitable Pathways Towards a More Sustainable 
Sector
                                Location: Action Room 1 (Ibis)
                                Time: 14:00 - 15:30





                                Exploring COP27


                                Nature Zone Pavilion
                                The Nature Zone pavilion is a dedicated 
space within the COP27 Blue Zone to bring to life the momentum, action, and 
impact that surrounds Nature Positive – the global goal to immediately halt 
and reverse nature loss by 2030.
                                Stop by today to hear inspiring voices 
championing nature as a solution for equitable climate adaptation. You can 
also hear from local heroes who are successfully leading coastal adaptation 
work all over the world.
                                And don’t miss:
                                Exponential Race to Zero: Food and Nature
                                Time: 15:30 - 18:00
                                Livestream here


                                Children and Youth Pavilion
                                Designed to amplify children and youth 
voices within global climate policymaking, the COP27 Children and Youth 
Pavilion is entirely led by young people and has been co-created and run by 
influential child and youth networks.
                                A full programme of events is here.
                                On Friday, the High-Level Champions met with 
young climate activists from around the world.









                                In Case You Missed It ...




                                ISO Net Zero Guidelines Launched
                                The ISO Net Zero Guidelines launched on 11 
November provides a common reference for collective efforts, offering a 
global basis for harmonizing, understanding, and planning for net zero for 
actors at the state, regional, city and organizational level.


                                The Breakthrough Agenda: a master plan to 
accelerate decarbonization of five major sectors
                                Priority actions, part of the Breakthrough 
Agenda, were announced on Friday as part of an international effort to make 
clean technologies and sustainable solutions the most affordable, accessible 
and attractive option in each emitting sector globally before the end of 
this decade.


                                Almost half of the pharma and biotech sector 
has joined the Race to Zero. Here’s why it must go further
                                A new report released at COP27 this week 
showed 46% of the sector by revenue has committed to the Race to Zero, up 
from 31% at this time last year. The industry is also beginning to move in 
the right direction on carbon intensity, with some of the largest companies 
demonstrating leadership in emissions reduction.


                                Launch of the Breakthrough Agenda hub
                                Find out in our landing page why the 
Breakthrough Agenda matters so much. Achieving Breakthroughs in these five 
critical sectors could:
                                ●       Support the creation of more than 20 
million jobs by 2030.
                                ●       Increase world GDP by 4% greater in 
2030 than it would otherwise have been.
                                ●       Save two million lives worldwide 
every year, by halving premature deaths associated with air pollution by 
2050 compared to 2020.

                                Carbon Removals 2030 Breakthrough: Scaling a 
diverse, responsible carbon dioxide removal ecosystem that benefits 
communities to reach net zero by 2050
                                Find out why we need to increase our global 
carbon dioxide removal capacity from several million today to the multi 
gigatonne scale by 2030.


                                Pharmaceutical 2030 Breakthrough: 
Transforming the Pharmaceutical and Medical Technology Sector
                                Did you know that pharmaceutical labs use up 
to 10x more energy and 4x more water than office spaces? There is also an 
estimated 12 billion pounds of plastic waste produced each year from 
laboratories around the world, which represents 2% of global plastic waste. 
Find out why labs are the heart of Pharma & Med Tech’s 2030 Breakthrough.


                                Global cement sector 2030 Breakthrough: 
Towards a net zero hard to abate sector
                                The global cement sector accounts for around 
7% of global CO2 emissions. The industry has made progress during the last 
two decades to lower carbon intensity – but there is a recognition that 
these efforts need to be significantly accelerated.

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