Increased trade and economic activity leading to higher greenhouse gas emissions

Advancements in technology and innovation leading to more sustainable practices

Improved communication and collaboration among countries leading to better environmental policies

None of the above

United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)

World Trade Organization (WTO)

International Monetary Fund (IMF)

World Bank

To limit global warming to well below 2 degrees Celsius, preferably to 1.5 degrees Celsius, compared to pre-industrial levels

To promote sustainable economic growth and development

To enhance international cooperation on climate change adaptation and resilience

To facilitate the transfer of financial resources from developed to developing countries for climate action

Lack of political will and commitment from countries

Insufficient financial resources for climate action

Limited technological advancements for sustainable energy and transportation

All of the above

By facilitating the sharing of best practices and technologies for climate change mitigation and adaptation

By mobilizing financial resources from developed countries to support climate action in developing countries

By promoting trade and economic policies that incentivize sustainable practices

All of the above

Raising awareness about climate change and advocating for policy action

Implementing community-based projects for climate change adaptation and resilience

Promoting sustainable lifestyles and consumption patterns

All of the above

Reducing their carbon footprint by adopting sustainable practices in daily life

Supporting businesses and organizations that prioritize sustainability

Advocating for climate-friendly policies at the local and national levels

All of the above

Creation of new jobs in renewable energy and sustainable industries

Improved energy security and resilience

Reduced healthcare costs associated with air pollution

All of the above

Providing support and resources for workers and communities affected by the transition

Investing in education and training programs to develop skills for new green jobs

Implementing policies that address social and economic inequalities

All of the above

Limited financial resources for climate action

High dependence on fossil fuels for energy and economic growth

Vulnerability to the impacts of climate change, such as extreme weather events and sea-level rise

All of the above

Providing financial assistance for climate mitigation and adaptation projects

Transferring clean and sustainable technologies to developing countries

Building capacity for climate change research and policy development in developing countries

All of the above

Indigenous knowledge can provide valuable insights into sustainable land management and resource use practices

Traditional practices can contribute to climate change adaptation and resilience in local communities

Indigenous communities often play a crucial role in protecting and conserving natural ecosystems

All of the above

Investing in renewable energy and sustainable technologies

Developing innovative products and services that reduce greenhouse gas emissions

Adopting sustainable business practices and supply chains

All of the above

Public awareness can help create demand for climate-friendly products and services

Education can empower individuals to make informed decisions and take action on climate change

Public engagement can foster a sense of collective responsibility and encourage participation in climate action

All of the above

International agreements and treaties can set binding targets for greenhouse gas emissions reductions

Global governance mechanisms can facilitate the sharing of best practices and technologies for climate action

International cooperation can mobilize financial resources and support for climate action in developing countries

All of the above