Traduction de «Engagement en matière de financement » (Français → Anglais) :

It has four main features: shared objectives, four areas for action, funding commitments, and commitments with respect to public reporting.

(Return tabled) Question No. 148 Ms. Megan Leslie: With regard to fast-start climate change commitments made by the government in the 2009 Copenhagen Accord: (a) what analysis does or has the government used to analyze the results of funded projects; (b) when will the government announce its financial plans for fulfilling climate change mitigation and adaptation commitments to developing countries past the 2012-2013 fiscal year; (c) what are the conditions necessary for the government to renew its contribution of public funding in support of the 2020 goal, committed to under the Copenhagen Accord, to mobilize up to $100 billion pe ...[+++]r year in financing by 2020; (d) what public funds will the government commit to fulfill its climate finance pledges between the fiscal year 2012-2013 and 2020-2021, broken down by year; (e) broken down by year, (i) what amount (in Canadian dollars) and what percentage of the funds referred to in (d) will be delivered as loans, (ii) what amount (in Canadian dollars) and what percentage of these funds will be delivered as grants; (f) has the government done any analysis of the social and economic impacts and benefits of loans versus grants for recipients; (g) what will be the percentage of funds allocated to mitigation, compared to funds allocated to adaptation to climate change, between the fiscal years 2012-2013 and 2020-2021; (h) how will future climate change mitigation and adaptation financing meet the requirements for Canadian official development assistance under the Official Development Assistance Accountability Act, namely with respect to poverty reduction, taking account of the perspectives of the poor, and the promotion of human rights; and (i) with respect to future climate finance funding delivered as loans or grants to multilateral banks, how will the government ensure that projects receiving funds meet the required aid effectiveness principles?

As part of the fast-start finance commitment by developed countries of USD$30 billion, the EU and its Member States fulfilled their commitment by allocating € 7.34 billion to fast-start finance over that period.

2. ENDORSES the official report on fast-start financing by the EU and its Member States for 2011; CONFIRMS that in 2010 and 2011 a total of €4.59 billion has been mobilized by the EU to meet its FSF commitment, with 46% of the total to fund mitigation action, 32% to support adaptation efforts, 14% to support action to reduce deforestation and forest degradation in developing countries and 8% to cross sectoral activities and activities that can not be strictly categorized. REQUESTS the Commission to update the data in the Fast Start F ...[+++]inance report as appropriate in order to reflect any further information received before the submission to the UNFCCC.

RECALLS the commitment under the Cancun Agreements to submit information to the UNFCCC Secretariat on the resources provided to fulfil the fast start finance (FSF) commitments by developed country Parties and UNDERLINES the necessity of providing a transparent report on fast start finance to ensure trust among parties; CONFIRMS that the EU will report in Durban on the delivery of its commitment on FSF; INVITES the Commission and Member States to update data in the FSF report submitted to the UNFCCC in May 2011, in order to reflect a ...[+++]ny further information received before the Durban UNFCCC session.

RECALLS the commitment under the Cancún Agreements to submit information on the resources provided to fulfill the fast start finance commitment by developed country parties to the UNFCCC Secretariat by May 2011, 2012 and 2013; ENDORSES the updated final report from the EFC/EPC on fast start finance provided in 2010 and details of specific actions supported by this finance; and EMPHASISES that this report confirms that the EU and its Member States have mobilised EUR 2.34 billion in fast start finance in 2010 as part of a broader comm ...[+++]itment to provide EUR 7.2 billion cumulatively over the period 2010-12.