Parliamentary Pledge on Loss and Damage

Parliamentarians have a vital role in ensuring the new Loss and Damage Fund is successful in design and implementation.
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‍We are now in the era of loss and damage. Climate impacts are spiralling out of control across the world. The increasing intensity and frequency of extreme weather events are going beyond our ability to adapt, as made crystal clear by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Sixth Assessment Report (AR6). Day by day, changes to our seas, ecosystems, and weather systems are crippling lives, livelihoods and economies. The time for action is now!

At COP27 in Egypt, Governments of the world came together to agree to fund action to address Loss and Damage. In agreeing to establish the Loss and Damage Fund and new funding arrangements, our leaders signalled their intent to meet the scale of the crises we face, develop solutions to loss and damage and deliver for people suffering climate impacts.

All elected representatives and lawmakers must now also step up and make their voice heard. Parliamentarians and legislators have a huge role to play in addressing loss and damage across the world; in developing, scrutinising and passing legislation and holding governments to account, ensuring climate responses are just, equitable and accountable to communities at the frontline of the climate crisis. This means money, technology and support must flow from those with means and responsibility to communities on the climate frontlines. New laws must be passed across the world, both to introduce new forms of raising finance based on the principle of polluter pays which can also help to drive down emissions, as well as introducing legislation which ensures finance to address loss and damage gets to communities who need it most.

The role of parliamentarians is vital in driving forward the level of ambition that this crisis needs and in turning up political ambition beyond the technocratic and incrementalist approaches which often slow down the pace of action required.

The Loss and Damage Collaboration and the Pan-African Climate Justice Alliance invites Parliamentarians and legislators from across the world to show their support for action to address Loss and Damage ahead of COP28 in Dubai, to show the world that we are all in this together, and that we each have our role to play in protecting those on the frontlines, especially the poorest, from the worst impacts of climate change.

Sign the pledge below or contact your parliamentarian using this letter template.
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Les parlementaires ont un rôle essentiel à jouer pour garantir le succès de la conception et de la mise en œuvre du nouveau Fonds pour les pertes et dommages.
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Nous sommes maintenant dans l'ère des pertes et des dommages. Les impacts climatiques deviennent incontrôlables à travers le monde. L'intensité et la fréquence croissantes des phénomènes météorologiques extrêmes vont au-delà de notre capacité d'adaptation, comme le montre clairement le sixième rapport d'évaluation (AR6) du Groupe d'experts intergouvernemental sur l'évolution du climat (GIEC). Jour après jour, les changements de nos mers, de nos écosystèmes et de nos systèmes météorologiques paralysent des vies, des moyens de subsistance et des économies. Le moment est venu d'agir !

Lors de la COP27 en Égypte, les gouvernements du monde se sont réunis pour convenir d'agir face aux pertes et dommages. En acceptant de créer le Fonds pour les pertes et dommages et de nouveaux accords de financement, nos dirigeants ont signalé leur intention de faire face à l'ampleur des crises auxquelles nous sommes confrontés, de développer des solutions aux pertes et dommages et de venir en aide aux personnes souffrant des impacts climatiques.

Tous les élus et législateurs doivent désormais eux aussi se mobiliser et faire entendre leur voix. Les parlementaires et les législateurs ont un rôle énorme à jouer dans la lutte contre les pertes et les dommages à travers le monde ; dans l'élaboration, l'examen et l'adoption de lois et la responsabilisation des gouvernements, en veillant à ce que les réponses climatiques soient justes, équitables et responsables envers les communautés en première ligne de la crise climatique. Cela signifie que l'argent, la technologie et le soutien doivent passer de ceux qui ont les moyens et la responsabilité aux communautés en première ligne pour le climat. De nouvelles lois doivent être adoptées dans le monde entier, à la fois pour introduire de nouvelles formes de collecte de fonds basées sur le principe du pollueur-payeur, qui peuvent également contribuer à réduire les émissions, et pour introduire une législation garantissant que le financement des pertes et dommages parvienne aux communautés qui en ont besoin le plus. Le rôle des parlementaires est essentiel pour faire progresser le niveau d'ambition dont cette crise a besoin et pour faire monter l'ambition politique au-delà des approches technocratiques et progressives qui ralentissent souvent le rythme d'action requis.

-L'Alliance africaine pour la justice climatique invite les parlementaires et les législateurs du monde entier à montrer leur soutien à l'action sur les pertes et dommages avant la COP28 à Dubaï, pour montrer au monde que nous sommes tous dans le même bateau et que nous avons chacun notre rôle à jouer pour protéger ceux qui sont en première ligne, en particulier les plus pauvres, des pires impacts du changement climatique.

Signez l'engagement ci-dessous ou contactez votre parlementaire en utilisant ce modèle de courriel.

Los legisladores tienen un papel vital a la hora de garantizar que el nuevo Fondo de Pérdidas y Daños establecido por la COP27/CMA4 de la Convención Marco de las Naciones Unidas sobre Cambio Climático (CMNUCC) y el Acuerdo de París en noviembre de 2022 en Egipto tenga éxito en su diseño y aplicación.
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Estamos en la era de las pérdidas y los daños. Los impactos climáticos se están descontrolando en todo el mundo. El aumento de la intensidad y la frecuencia de los fenómenos meteorológicos extremos está superando nuestra capacidad de adaptación, como deja absolutamente claro el Sexto Informe de Evaluación (IE6) del Grupo Intergubernamental de Expertos sobre el Cambio Climático (IPCC por sus siglas en inglés). Día tras día, los cambios en nuestros mares, ecosistemas y sistemas meteorológicos están destrozando vidas, medios de subsistencia y economías. Ha llegado el momento de actuar.
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En la COP 27 en Egipto, los Gobiernos del mundo llegaron al acuerdo de financiar acciones para hacer frente a las pérdidas y daños. Al acordar la creación del Fondo para Pérdidas y Daños y nuevos mecanismos de financiación, nuestros líderes señalaron su intención de hacer frente a la magnitud de las crisis a las que nos enfrentamos, desarrollar soluciones para las pérdidas y los daños y ayudar a las personas que sufren los efectos adversos del cambio climático.
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Todos los representantes electos deben dar un paso al frente y hacer oír su voz. Los legisladores tienen un importante papel que desempeñar para hacer frente a las pérdidas y daños en todo el mundo; en la elaboración, el control y la aprobación de leyes y en la exigencia de responsabilidades a los gobiernos, garantizando que las respuestas climáticas sean justas, equitativas y responsables ante las comunidades que se encuentran en primera línea de la crisis climática. Esto significa que el dinero, la tecnología y el apoyo deben fluir desde quienes tienen medios y responsabilidad hacia las comunidades que se encuentran en primera línea de la lucha contra el cambio climático. Deben aprobarse nuevas leyes en todo el mundo, tanto para introducir nuevas formas de financiación basadas en el principio de que quien contamina paga, que también pueden contribuir a reducir las emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero, así como a introducir legislación que garantice que la financiación para hacer frente a las pérdidas y daños llegue a las comunidades que más lo necesitan.
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El papel de los parlamentarios es vital para impulsar el nivel de ambición que necesita esta crisis y para aumentar la ambición política más allá de los enfoques tecnocráticos e incrementalistas que a menudo ralentizan el ritmo de acción necesario.
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La Colaboración para Pérdidas y Daños y la Alianza Panafricana por la Justicia Climática invitan a los legisladores de todo el mundo a mostrar su apoyo a la acción sobre Pérdidas y Daños antes de la COP28 en Dubai, para mostrar al mundo que todos estamos juntos en esto, y que cada quien tiene su papel que desempeñar en la protección de los que están en primera línea, especialmente los más pobres, de los peores impactos del cambio climático.
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Firma el compromiso a continuación o ponte en contacto con tu parlamentario utilizando esta plantilla de correo electrónico.

For the attention of Parties to the UNFCCC

We, the undersigned parliamentarians from the Global North and the Global South, are deeply concerned about the impact of loss and damage on communities across the world.

We pledge to support our governments, and to take action to implement, the following:

1. Operationalizing a fit-for-purpose Loss and Damage Fund at COP28 which is adequately resourced for remedies to address the full spectrum of loss and damage needs and is based on the equity principles of the Paris Agreement and the UNFCCC

2. Raising vital new and additional finance in the form of grants, not loans, to pay to address loss and damage, and strengthening legislation to embed the polluter pays principle into law whilst also propelling emission cuts;

3. Introducing policy frameworks to ensure that funding to address Loss and Damage gets to communities in need as quickly as possible, is locally-led, gender-responsive and dependable;

4. Urgently introducing and monitoring enforcement of policies and laws to reduce emissions in line with the 1.5C temperature goal;

‍We stand in solidarity with the people all over the world facing climate impacts, and will use our respective positions to champion the full and effective operationalisation of the Loss and Damage Fund at COP28 ensuring it is adequate to meet the full spectrum of needs.

Yours sincerely.

A la atención de las Partes de la CMNUCC

Nosotros, los legisladores abajo firmantes del Norte Global y del Sur Global, estamos profundamente preocupados por el impacto de las pérdidas y los daños ocasionados por el cambio climático en las comunidades de todo el mundo.

Nos comprometemos a apoyar a nuestros gobiernos, y a tomar medidas para poner en práctica, lo siguiente:

1. Poner en funcionamiento un Fondo de Pérdidas y Daños adecuado a su finalidad en la COP28, dotado de recursos suficientes para remediar todo el espectro de necesidades en materia de pérdidas y daños y basado en los principios de equidad del Acuerdo de París y la CMNUCC.

2. Recaudar financiación vital nueva y adicional en forma de donaciones, no de préstamos, para hacerle frente a las pérdidas y los daños, y reforzar la legislación para incorporar el principio de que quien contamina paga, impulsando al mismo tiempo la reducción de emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero;

3. Introducir marcos políticos que garanticen que la financiación para hacer frente a las pérdidas y los daños llega a las comunidades necesitadas lo antes posible, está orientada al ámbito local, tiene en cuenta las cuestiones de género y es fiable;

4. Introducir y supervisar urgentemente la aplicación de políticas y leyes para reducir las emisiones de acuerdo con el objetivo de 1,5 ºC de temperatura del Acuerdo de París;

Nos solidarizamos con las personas de todo el mundo que se enfrentan a los impactos climáticos, y utilizaremos nuestras respectivas posiciones para defender la plena y efectiva operatividad del Fondo de Pérdidas y Daños en la COP28, garantizando que sea adecuado para cubrir todo el espectro de necesidades.

Atentamente.

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This pledge is informed by abstracts of the final communique of the African Regional Symposium on Loss and Damage which brought together experts from across Africa and the Global South to share expertise and agree prioritise to address climate impacts. The Symposium took place in Lilongwe, Malawi, April 03-05, 2023.‍‍

LIST OF SIGNATORIES

LISTA DE SIGNATARIOS

112. Senator Sherry Rehman, Senate of Pakistan, Vice President, Pakistan People’s Party

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Pakistan

111. Prof Dr Armin Grau MdB, Member of the Health and the Environmental Committees, Deutscher Bundestag, Greens

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Germany

110. Katharina Beck MdB, Head of financial policy of the German Greens, Deputy head of the financial committee, Deutscher Bundestag, Greens

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Germany

109. Erhard Grundl MdB , Deutscher Bundestag, Greens

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Germany

108. Oras Tynkkynen, Member of Parliament, Parliament of Finland, Green Party

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Finland

107. Dr Stephen Farry MP, UK Parliament, Deputy Leader, Alliance Party

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United Kingdom

106. Sun-Han Hung, Legislative Yuan, Democratic Progressive Party (DPP)

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Taiwan R.O.C.

105. Dr. Tim Read MP, MP for Brunswick, Victorian Legislative Assembly, Victorian Greens

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Australia

104. Hon. Twaambo Elvis Mutinta, National Assembly of Zambia, United Party for National Development

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Zambia

103. Nora Mebarek MEP, Member of European Parliament, S&D

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European Union

102. Hon. Saber Hossain Chowdhury, Special Envoy to the Honorable Prime Minister of Bangladesh for Climate Change and Chair, Parliamentary Standing Committee on Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Bangladesh Awami League

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Bangladesh

101. Catherine Chabaud MEP, Member of European Parliament, Renew Europe

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European Union

100. Hon. Lamin J. Sanneh, National Assembly National Assembly of The Gambia, United Democratic Party

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The Gambia

99. Baroness Natalie Bennett of Manor Castle, House of Lords, Green Party

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United Kingdom

98. Gwendoline Delbos-Corfield MEP, Member of European Parliament, Greens/EFA

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European Union

97. Hon. Gisli Rafn Olafsson, Deputy Chairman Industrial Committee, Member International Development Committee, Althingi - Parliament of Iceland, Pirate Party

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Iceland

96. Nicola Sturgeon MSP, Member of Scottish Parliament and former First Minister, Scottish National Party

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Scotland

95. Damien Carême MEP, Member of European Parliament, Greens/EFA

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European Union

94. Benoit Biteau MEP, Member of European Parliament, Greens/EFA

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European Union

93. Hon. Johnson Gwaikolo, Liberian House of Representatives Congress for Democratic Change

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Liberia

92. Lydie Massard MEP, Member of European Parliament, Greens/EFA

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European Union

91. Mounir Satouri MEP, Member of European Parliament, Greens/EFA

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European Union

90. Michèle Rivasi MEP, Member of European Parliament, Greens/EFA

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European Union

89. Manon Aubry MEP, Co-Chair of The Left Group in the European Parliament, Member of European Parliament, La France insoumise

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European Union

88. Hon. Andrew Napuat, 4th Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Graon mo Jastis Pati

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Republic of Vanuatu

87. Marie Toussaint MEP, Member of European Parliament, Eurodéputée, Greens

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European Union

86. Juma Zacharia Deng MP, Transitional National Legislative Assembly South Sudan, Sudan People's Liberation Movement in Opposition

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South Sudan

85. Hon. Agho Oliver Bamenju MP, Youth Wing Bureau Member, National Assembly Cameroon, Cameroon's People Democratic Movement

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Camaroon

84. Hon. Herlinde Lucia Tjiveze MP, Chief Whip MP, Namibian Parliament, Republican Party

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Namibia

83. Hon. Senator Rosa Galvez, Senate of Canada, Independent

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Canada

82. Caroline Roose MEP, Member of the European Parliament, Greens/EFA

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European Union

81. Pierre Larrouturou MEP, Member of the European Parliament, Nouvelle Donne

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European Union

80. Hon. Christophe Emelee, Minister of Internal Affairs, RMC

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Republic of Vanuatu

79. Hon. Rick Mahe Tchamako, Minister of Internal Affairs, RMC

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Republic of Vanuatu

78. Hon. Charlot Salwai Tabimasmas, Prime Minister, RMC

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Republic of Vanuatu

77. Hon. Tomker Netvunei, Minister of Youth and Sports, Leaders Party

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Republic of Vanuatu

76. Hon. John William Timakata, Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, Vanuaaku Pati

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Republic of Vanuatu

75. Hon. Matai Seremaiah, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Leaders Party

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Republic of Vanuatu

74. Hon. Marcelino Barthelemy, Chairman, Institutional and Constitutional Affairs Committee, RMC

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Republic of Vanuatu

73. Hon. Marcelino Barthelemy, Chairman, Institutional and Constitutional Affairs Committee, RMC

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Republic of Vanuatu

72. Hon. Gaetan Pikioune, Chairman, Social Affairs Committee, RMC

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Republic of Vanuatu

71. Hon. Anatol Hymak, Minister of Trade and Tourism, Union of Moderate Parties

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Republic of Vanuatu

70. Hon. John Salong, Minister of Finance and Economic Management, Graon mo Jastis Pati

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Republic of Vanuatu

69. Hon. John Amos Vacher, Minister of Justice and Community Services, Leaders Party

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Republic of Vanuatu

68. Hon. Job Andy, Chairman, Ad Hoc Committee, Leaders Party

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Republic of Vanuatu

67. Hon. Ian Wilson, Member of Parliament, Leaders Party

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Republic of Vanuatu

66. Hon. Alick Terry, Vice Chairman, Public Accounts Committee, Graon mo Jastis Pati

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Republic of Vanuatu

65. Hon. Ralph Regenvanu, Party President, Graon mo Jastis Pati

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Republic of Vanuatu

64. Hon. Jotham Napat, Party President, Leaders Party

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Republic of Vanuatu

63. Allegra Spender MP, Independent Federal Member for Wentworth, Australian House of Representatives, Independent

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Australia

62. Maiko Tajima, Member of the House of Councillors, Constitutional Democratic Party

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Japan

61. Adam Bandt MP, Leader of the Australian Greens, MP for Melbourne, Australian Federal Parliament, Australian Greens

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Australia

60. Thomas Waitz MEP, European Parliament, Grüne

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European Union

59. Dr Philippa Whitford MP, Member of Parliament for Central Ayrshire, UK Parliament, Scottish National Party

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United Kingdom

58. Senator Barbara Pocock, Australian Greens

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Australia

57. Lord Fakafanua, Speaker of Parliament, Legislative Assembly of Tonga, Independent

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Tonga

56. Alex Rowley MSP, Scottish Parliament, Scottish Labour

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Scotland

55. John Mason MSP, Scottish Parliament, Scottish National Party

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Scotland

54. Ariane Burgess MSP, Green Group Convener, Scottish Parliament, Scottish Green Party

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Scotland

53. Senator Dorinda Cox, Senator for Western Australia, Australian Greens

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Australia

52. Senator Jordon Steele-John, Australian Greens

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Australia

51. Michelle Thomson MSP, Scottish Parliament, Scottish National Party

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Scotland

50. Colin Smyth MSP, Member of the Scottish Parliament for South Scotland, Scottish Labour

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Scotland

49. Stephen Bates MP, MP for Brisbane, Australian Greens

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Australia

48. Helen Haines MP, Independent Federal Member for Indi, Member of the Australian House of Representatives, Independent

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Australia

47. Carol Monaghan MP, Member of Parliament for Glasgow North West, UK Parliament, Scottish National Party

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United Kingdom

46. Senator Larissa Waters, Senator for Queensland, Greens Leader in the Senate, Australian federal parliament, Australian Greens

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Australia

45. Dr Monique Ryan MP, Member of the Australian House of Representatives for Kooyong, Independent

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Australia

44. Caroline Lucas MP, UK Parliament, Green Party

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United Kingdom

43. Sen Hamida Kibwana, Parliament of Kenya, Orange Democratic Movement

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Kenya

42. Rt Hon Sir George Howarth MP, UK Parliament, Labour Party

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United Kingdom

41. Kylea Tink MP, Member for the Federal Electorate of North Sydney, Australian Federal Parliament, Independent

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Australia

40. Michael Bloss MEP, European Parliament, Bündnis90/Grüne

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European Union

39. David Torrance MSP, Scottish Parliament, Scottish National Party

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Scotland

38. Mark Ruskell MSP, Scottish Parliament, Scottish Green Party

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Scotland

37. Chris MacManus MEP, European Parliament, Sinn Féin,

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European Union

36. Drew Hendry MP, Scottish Parliament, Scottish National Party Westminster Economy Spokesperson, Scottish National Party

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United Kingdom

35. Ross Greer MSP, Scottish Parliament, Scottish Green Party

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Scotland

34. Paul Murphy TD, Dáil Éireann, People Before Profit

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Ireland

33. Ms Alison Thewliss MP, Shadow Home Affairs Spokesperson, UK Parliament, Scottish National Party

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United Kingdom

32. Députée Sandrine Rousseau, Assemblée nationale, Ecologistes

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France

31. Mr Stewart McDonald MP, UK Parliament, Scottish National Party

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United Kingdom

30. Mr Kenny MacAskill MP, UK Parliament, Alba

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United Kingdom

29. Mr Barry Andrews MEP, Member of European Parliament, Renew

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European Union

28. Mr Mick Wallace MEP, Member of European Parliament, Independent 4 Change

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European Union

27. Ms. Kathrin Henneberger, Bundestag, Bündnis90/Die Grünen (Green Party)

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Germany

26. Mrs Patricia Gibson MP, UK Parliament, Scottish National Party,

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United Kingdom

25. Petros Kokkalis MEP, Member of European Parliament, The Left

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European Union

24. Député Hubert Julien-Laferrière, Membre de la Commission des affaires étrangères, Les écologistes , Assemblée Nationale

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France

23. Députée Nadège Abomangoli, Secretary of the Foreign affairs commission, La France insoumise, Assemblée Nationale

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France

22. Dr Abreham Berta Aneseyee, Advisory of the Parliament, Ethiopian Citizen for Social and Justices (EZEMA), House of Peoples Representatives

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Ethiopia

21. Ms Agnes Mpingana Kafula MP, Deputy Chairperson of Natural Resources Committee, South West Africa People's Organisation (SWAPO Party)

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Namibia

20. Hon. Amongin Jacquiline, Chair climate change sub committee, Independent, East African Legislative Assembly

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Uganda

19. Herlinde Lucia Tjiveze MP, National Assembly, Republican Party

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Namibia

18. Hon. Rebecca Yei Kamara, Law Maker, Sierra Leone People's Party

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Sierra Leone

17. Hon. Abdoulie Ceesay, Deputy Majority Leader, Executive member, National Peoples Party

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Gambia

16. BiyiShartsi K Musherure, Independent, Parliament of Uganda

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Uganda

15. Hon. Yaya Gassama, Chairman, Environment and Climate Change Committee, United Democratic Party

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Gambia

14. Twaambo Mutinta MP, United party for National development

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Zambia

13. Juma Zacharia Deng Jonga MP, Transitional National Legislative Assembly, Sudan People's Liberation Movement-in-Opposition

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South Sudan

12. Hon Solomon Maren Bulus, Peoples Democratic Party

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Nigeria

11. Biyika Lawrence Songa MP, Chairperson of Parliamentary Committee and Forum on Climate Change, National Resistance Movement,

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Uganda

10. Sahar Albazar, Deputy chair of foreign affairs committee, Nation’s Future

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Egypt

9. Mohamed Ayib Salim Daffé, Président de la Comission des Délégations, Member of climate Committee, PASTEF Les Patriotes, National Assembly of Sénégal

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Senegal

8. Chris Law MP, UK Parliament, Scottish National Party

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United Kingdom

7. Député Malick Kebe, Membre of commission, Yewwi Askan wi

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Senegal

6. Aissata Camara, Vice-president of the Economic Affairs and Sustainable Development Committee, Front for the National Alliance, National Council of the Transition

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Guinea

5. RT Hon. Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, Speaker of Ghana’s Parliament, National Democratic Congress

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Ghana

4. Hon. Kaaya Christine Nakimwero, National Unity Platform

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Uganda

3. Foysol Choudhury MBE MSP, Scottish Parliament, Scottish Labour

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Scotland

2. Monica Lennon MSP, Scottish Parliament, Scottish Labour and Co-op

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Scotland

1. Maggie Chapman MSP, Scottish Parliament, Scottish Green Party

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Scotland

All Germany Vanuatu Vanuatu/Germany

Hon. Ralph Regenvanu, Minister of Climate Change, Adaptation, Meteorology And
Geo-hazards, Energy, Environment and Disaster Risk-management

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Republic of Vanuatu

Bob, Minister of Climate Change, Adaptation, Meteorology And
Geo-hazards, Energy, Environment and Disaster Risk-management

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Republic of Vanuatu

Teo, Minister of Climate Change, Adaptation, Meteorology And
Geo-hazards, Energy, Environment and Disaster Risk-management

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Republic of Vanuatu

LIST OF SIGNATORIES

LISTA DE SIGNATARIOS

86. Juma Zacharia Deng MP, Transitional National Legislative Assembly South Sudan, Sudan People's Liberation Movement in Opposition

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South Sudan

85. Hon. Agho Oliver Bamenju MP, Youth Wing Bureau Member, National Assembly Cameroon, Cameroon's People Democratic Movement

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Camaroon

84. Hon. Herlinde Lucia Tjiveze MP, Chief Whip MP, Namibian Parliament, Republican Party

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Namibia

83. Hon. Senator Rosa Galvez, Senate of Canada, Independent

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Canada

82. Caroline Roose MEP, Member of the European Parliament, Greens/EFA

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European Union

81. Pierre Larrouturou MEP, Member of the European Parliament, Nouvelle Donne

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European Union

80. Hon. Christophe Emelee, Minister of Internal Affairs, RMC

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Republic of Vanuatu

79. Hon. Rick Mahe Tchamako, Minister of Internal Affairs, RMC

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Republic of Vanuatu

78. Hon. Charlot Salwai Tabimasmas, Prime Minister, RMC

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Republic of Vanuatu

77. Hon. Tomker Netvunei, Minister of Youth and Sports, Leaders Party

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Republic of Vanuatu

76. Hon. John William Timakata, Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, Vanuaaku Pati

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Republic of Vanuatu

75. Hon. Matai Seremaiah, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Leaders Party

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Republic of Vanuatu

74. Hon. Marcelino Barthelemy, Chairman, Institutional and Constitutional Affairs Committee, RMC

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Republic of Vanuatu

73. Hon. Marcelino Barthelemy, Chairman, Institutional and Constitutional Affairs Committee, RMC

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Republic of Vanuatu

72. Hon. Gaetan Pikioune, Chairman, Social Affairs Committee, RMC

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Republic of Vanuatu

71. Hon. Anatol Hymak, Minister of Trade and Tourism, Union of Moderate Parties

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Republic of Vanuatu

70. Hon. John Salong, Minister of Finance and Economic Management, Graon mo Jastis Pati

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Republic of Vanuatu

69. Hon. John Amos Vacher, Minister of Justice and Community Services, Leaders Party

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Republic of Vanuatu

68. Hon. Job Andy, Chairman, Ad Hoc Committee, Leaders Party

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Republic of Vanuatu

67. Hon. Ian Wilson, Member of Parliament, Leaders Party

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Republic of Vanuatu

66. Hon. Alick Terry, Vice Chairman, Public Accounts Committee, Graon mo Jastis Pati

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Republic of Vanuatu

65. Hon. Ralph Regenvanu, Party President, Graon mo Jastis Pati

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Republic of Vanuatu

64. Hon. Jotham Napat, Party President, Leaders Party

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Republic of Vanuatu

63. Allegra Spender MP, Independent Federal Member for Wentworth, Australian House of Representatives, Independent

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Australia

62. Maiko Tajima, Member of the House of Councillors, Constitutional Democratic Party

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Japan

61. Adam Bandt MP, Leader of the Australian Greens, MP for Melbourne, Australian Federal Parliament, Australian Greens

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Australia

60. Thomas Waitz MEP, European Parliament, Grüne

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European Union

59. Dr Philippa Whitford MP, Member of Parliament for Central Ayrshire, UK Parliament, Scottish National Party

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United Kingdom

58. Senator Barbara Pocock, Australian Greens

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Australia

57. Lord Fakafanua, Speaker of Parliament, Legislative Assembly of Tonga, Independent

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Tonga

56. Alex Rowley MSP, Scottish Parliament, Scottish Labour

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Scotland

55. John Mason MSP, Scottish Parliament, Scottish National Party

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Scotland

54. Ariane Burgess MSP, Green Group Convener, Scottish Parliament, Scottish Green Party

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Scotland

53. Senator Dorinda Cox, Senator for Western Australia, Australian Greens

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Australia

52. Senator Jordon Steele-John, Australian Greens

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Australia

51. Michelle Thomson MSP, Scottish Parliament, Scottish National Party

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Scotland

50. Colin Smyth MSP, Member of the Scottish Parliament for South Scotland, Scottish Labour

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Scotland

49. Stephen Bates MP, MP for Brisbane, Australian Greens

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Australia

48. Helen Haines MP, Independent Federal Member for Indi, Member of the Australian House of Representatives, Independent

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Australia

47. Carol Monaghan MP, Member of Parliament for Glasgow North West, UK Parliament, Scottish National Party

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United Kingdom

46. Senator Larissa Waters, Senator for Queensland, Greens Leader in the Senate, Australian federal parliament, Australian Greens

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Australia

45. Dr Monique Ryan MP, Member of the Australian House of Representatives for Kooyong, Independent

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Australia

44. Caroline Lucas MP, UK Parliament, Green Party

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United Kingdom

43. Sen Hamida Kibwana, Parliament of Kenya, Orange Democratic Movement

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Kenya

42. Rt Hon Sir George Howarth MP, UK Parliament, Labour Party

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United Kingdom

41. Kylea Tink MP, Member for the Federal Electorate of North Sydney, Australian Federal Parliament, Independent

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Australia

40. Michael Bloss MEP, European Parliament, Bündnis90/Grüne

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European Union

39. David Torrance MSP, Scottish Parliament, Scottish National Party

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Scotland

38. Mark Ruskell MSP, Scottish Parliament, Scottish Green Party

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Scotland

37. Chris MacManus MEP, European Parliament, Sinn Féin,

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European Union

36. Drew Hendry MP, Scottish Parliament, Scottish National Party Westminster Economy Spokesperson, Scottish National Party

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United Kingdom

35. Ross Greer MSP, Scottish Parliament, Scottish Green Party

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Scotland

34. Paul Murphy TD, Dáil Éireann, People Before Profit

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Ireland

33. Ms Alison Thewliss MP, Shadow Home Affairs Spokesperson, UK Parliament, Scottish National Party

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United Kingdom

32. Députée Sandrine Rousseau, Assemblée nationale, Ecologistes

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France

31. Mr Stewart McDonald MP, UK Parliament, Scottish National Party

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United Kingdom

30. Mr Kenny MacAskill MP, UK Parliament, Alba

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United Kingdom

29. Mr Barry Andrews MEP, Member of European Parliament, Renew

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European Union

28. Mr Mick Wallace MEP, Member of European Parliament, Independent 4 Change

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European Union

27. Ms. Kathrin Henneberger, Bundestag, Bündnis90/Die Grünen (Green Party)

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Germany

26. Mrs Patricia Gibson MP, UK Parliament, Scottish National Party,

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United Kingdom

25. Petros Kokkalis MEP, Member of European Parliament, The Left

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European Union

24. Député Hubert Julien-Laferrière, Membre de la Commission des affaires étrangères, Les écologistes , Assemblée Nationale

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France

23. Députée Nadège Abomangoli, Secretary of the Foreign affairs commission, La France insoumise, Assemblée Nationale

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France

22. Dr Abreham Berta Aneseyee, Advisory of the Parliament, Ethiopian Citizen for Social and Justices (EZEMA), House of Peoples Representatives

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Ethiopia

21. Ms Agnes Mpingana Kafula MP, Deputy Chairperson of Natural Resources Committee, South West Africa People's Organisation (SWAPO Party)

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Namibia

20. Hon. Amongin Jacquiline, Chair climate change sub committee, Independent, East African Legislative Assembly

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Uganda

19. Herlinde Lucia Tjiveze MP, National Assembly, Republican Party

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Namibia

18. Hon. Rebecca Yei Kamara, Law Maker, Sierra Leone People's Party

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Sierra Leone

17. Hon. Abdoulie Ceesay, Deputy Majority Leader, Executive member, National Peoples Party

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Gambia

16. BiyiShartsi K Musherure, Independent, Parliament of Uganda

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Uganda

15. Hon. Yaya Gassama, Chairman, Environment and Climate Change Committee, United Democratic Party

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Gambia

14. Twaambo Mutinta MP, United party for National development

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Zambia

13. Juma Zacharia Deng Jonga MP, Transitional National Legislative Assembly, Sudan People's Liberation Movement-in-Opposition

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South Sudan

12. Hon Solomon Maren Bulus, Peoples Democratic Party

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Nigeria

11. Biyika Lawrence Songa MP, Chairperson of Parliamentary Committee and Forum on Climate Change, National Resistance Movement,

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Uganda

10. Sahar Albazar, Deputy chair of foreign affairs committee, Nation’s Future

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Egypt

9. Mohamed Ayib Salim Daffé, Président de la Comission des Délégations, Member of climate Committee, PASTEF Les Patriotes, National Assembly of Sénégal

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Senegal

8. Chris Law MP, UK Parliament, Scottish National Party

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United Kingdom

7. Député Malick Kebe, Membre of commission, Yewwi Askan wi

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Senegal

6. Aissata Camara, Vice-president of the Economic Affairs and Sustainable Development Committee, Front for the National Alliance, National Council of the Transition

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Guinea

5. RT Hon. Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, Speaker of Ghana’s Parliament, National Democratic Congress

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Ghana

4. Hon. Kaaya Christine Nakimwero, National Unity Platform

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Uganda

3. Foysol Choudhury MBE MSP, Scottish Parliament, Scottish Labour

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Scotland

2. Monica Lennon MSP, Scottish Parliament, Scottish Labour and Co-op

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Scotland

1. Maggie Chapman MSP, Scottish Parliament, Scottish Green Party

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Scotland

All Germany Vanuatu Vanuatu/Germany

Hon. Ralph Regenvanu, Minister of Climate Change, Adaptation, Meteorology And
Geo-hazards, Energy, Environment and Disaster Risk-management

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Republic of Vanuatu

Bob, Minister of Climate Change, Adaptation, Meteorology And
Geo-hazards, Energy, Environment and Disaster Risk-management

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Republic of Vanuatu

Teo, Minister of Climate Change, Adaptation, Meteorology And
Geo-hazards, Energy, Environment and Disaster Risk-management

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Republic of Vanuatu