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COP27 Week 2: Recap

by Martina Igini Global Commons Nov 18th 20225 mins
COP27 Week 2: Recap

After a week of heated debates on topics such as loss and damage compensation, decarbonisation, agriculture, and youth, COP27 week 2 kicked off with a day dedicated to water security and gender equality, followed by negotiations on energy, biodiversity, and solutions. While we’re patiently waiting for the final agreement, here’s a recap of the major deals achieved in the second half of COP27.

Monday, November 14: Water and Gender Day

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Tuesday, November 15: Energy and ACE

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Wednesday, November 16: Biodiversity Day

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Thursday, November 17: Solutions Day

This is part 2 of the COP27-Recap series. Check out ‘COP27 Week 1 Recap’ here.

Featured image by Peter Dejong/AP

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About the Author

Martina Igini

Martina is the Managing Editor at Earth.Org. She holds two BA degrees, in Translation/Interpreting Studies and Journalism, and a MA in International Development from the University of Vienna. After working at the United Nations Global Communication Department in Vienna, she joined a newspaper in Italy as a reporter before moving to Hong Kong in 2020. Her interests include sustainability and the role of public policy in environmental protection with a focus on developing countries.

martina.igini@earth.org
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