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POLITICAL DYNAMICS
3. How will the international climate regime approach countries’
commitments? There are two proposals on this:
Many developing countries’ view on this is
that that every country should submit upfront
information on their commitment plans, for the
purpose of clarity and understanding, as well
to allow ex ante consideration of their
nationally determined contributions by the
international community. The ex ante
assessment process will lead to a review of,
or revising of the INDCs before inscription in
the 2015 agreement.
The USA approach that says these INDCs
should be submitted by countries to what they
call a ‘Sunshine process’:
Under
this
process
countries
(with
contributions from civil society) will do an
assessment of each other’s INDCs but no
further action will be taken after this step. The
sunshine process is intended for transparency
and information purposes only.
South Africa’s view is that a ‘sunshine process’ in the leadup to
Paris should be followed by a more rigorous ex-ante process in
2016, after the finalisation of the new agreement. The ‘sunshine
process’ is in South Africa’s view not enough to produce the
outcome which we require.
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