Enabling Law and Policy Environment for Climate Technology Transfer: From Perspectives of Host Countries

IF 0.2 Q4 LAW
Chen Zhou
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Abstract

Climate friendly technologies contribute to tackling global climate crisis and the dynamic transfer of these technologies is important to achieve universal climate actions. The UNFCCC, and its recent Paris Agreement, have introduced international assistance to promote climate related-technology transfer. They call for collaborative actions from both technology supplier and demander sides in order to enable environments for a meaningful and effective technology transfer. According to the UNFCCC, the international technology assistance is unlikely to work in a desired way with the absence of indigenous enabling environments. Therefore, it is crucial to identify, assess and overcome potential barriers potentially confronted by host countries in their acquisition of climate technologies, which helps prepare these countries for climate resilience economy and sustainable development. This paper attempts to provide a deep and comprehensive analysis on enabling policy/law environments in host countries and uses Asian countries as examples in most occasions.
有利于气候技术转让的法律和政策环境:来自东道国的视角
气候友好型技术有助于应对全球气候危机,这些技术的动态转让对于实现全球气候行动至关重要。《联合国气候变化框架公约》及其最近达成的《巴黎协定》引入了促进气候相关技术转让的国际援助。它们要求技术供应方和需求方采取合作行动,以便为有意义和有效的技术转让创造环境。根据《联合国气候变化框架公约》,在缺乏本土有利环境的情况下,国际技术援助不太可能以理想的方式发挥作用。因此,识别、评估和克服东道国在获取气候技术时可能面临的潜在障碍至关重要,这有助于这些国家为气候适应型经济和可持续发展做好准备。本文试图对东道国的有利政策/法律环境进行深入而全面的分析,并在大多数情况下以亚洲国家为例。
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