This flowchart illustrates the cyclical process of the Global Stocktake (GST), a key accountability mechanism of the Paris Agreement, showing how it assesses collective progress and informs future climate action.
This timeline outlines the first and upcoming cycles of the Global Stocktake (GST), providing a chronological context for this crucial mechanism of the Paris Agreement.
This flowchart illustrates the cyclical process of the Global Stocktake (GST), a key accountability mechanism of the Paris Agreement, showing how it assesses collective progress and informs future climate action.
This timeline outlines the first and upcoming cycles of the Global Stocktake (GST), providing a chronological context for this crucial mechanism of the Paris Agreement.
Phase 1: Information Collection & Preparation
Phase 2: Technical Assessment (Review of NDCs, progress on mitigation, adaptation, finance)
Phase 3: Consideration of Outputs (High-level political discussion, identification of gaps & opportunities)
Outcome: GST Decision/Summary (e.g., COP28 decision)
Inform Parties for Next Round of NDCs (Enhanced ambition)
Paris Agreement adopted, establishing the Global Stocktake (GST) mechanism.
First GST cycle officially begins.
Technical Dialogue phase of the first GST cycle.
COP28 (Dubai): First GST cycle concludes, delivering key findings on collective progress and ambition gaps.
Countries prepare for next round of NDCs, informed by first GST outcomes.
Expected commencement of the second GST cycle.
COP33: Expected conclusion of the second GST cycle.
Phase 1: Information Collection & Preparation
Phase 2: Technical Assessment (Review of NDCs, progress on mitigation, adaptation, finance)
Phase 3: Consideration of Outputs (High-level political discussion, identification of gaps & opportunities)
Outcome: GST Decision/Summary (e.g., COP28 decision)
Inform Parties for Next Round of NDCs (Enhanced ambition)
Paris Agreement adopted, establishing the Global Stocktake (GST) mechanism.
First GST cycle officially begins.
Technical Dialogue phase of the first GST cycle.
COP28 (Dubai): First GST cycle concludes, delivering key findings on collective progress and ambition gaps.
Countries prepare for next round of NDCs, informed by first GST outcomes.
Expected commencement of the second GST cycle.
COP33: Expected conclusion of the second GST cycle.
Purpose: To assess the collective progress towards achieving the Paris Agreement's long-term goals.
Scope: Covers mitigation reducing emissions, adaptation adjusting to climate impacts, and means of implementation and support finance, technology transfer, capacity building.
Frequency: Occurs every five years, with the first one concluding at COP28.
Outcome: Provides a comprehensive picture of where the world stands, identifies gaps, and highlights opportunities for enhanced action and support.
Informing NDCs: The findings of the GST are intended to inform Parties in preparing their next round of NDCs, encouraging greater ambition.
Phases: Involves three phases: information collection and preparation, technical assessment, and consideration of outputs.
Equity: The assessment is conducted in a comprehensive and facilitative manner, considering equity and the best available science.
Collective, not individual: Focuses on collective progress, not individual country performance, to foster cooperation.
This flowchart illustrates the cyclical process of the Global Stocktake (GST), a key accountability mechanism of the Paris Agreement, showing how it assesses collective progress and informs future climate action.
This timeline outlines the first and upcoming cycles of the Global Stocktake (GST), providing a chronological context for this crucial mechanism of the Paris Agreement.
The Global Stocktake is a relatively new mechanism, designed to ensure the Paris Agreement's goals remain within reach. Its cyclical nature ensures regular assessment and adjustment of global climate efforts, making its timeline crucial for understanding ongoing climate governance.
Purpose: To assess the collective progress towards achieving the Paris Agreement's long-term goals.
Scope: Covers mitigation reducing emissions, adaptation adjusting to climate impacts, and means of implementation and support finance, technology transfer, capacity building.
Frequency: Occurs every five years, with the first one concluding at COP28.
Outcome: Provides a comprehensive picture of where the world stands, identifies gaps, and highlights opportunities for enhanced action and support.
Informing NDCs: The findings of the GST are intended to inform Parties in preparing their next round of NDCs, encouraging greater ambition.
Phases: Involves three phases: information collection and preparation, technical assessment, and consideration of outputs.
Equity: The assessment is conducted in a comprehensive and facilitative manner, considering equity and the best available science.
Collective, not individual: Focuses on collective progress, not individual country performance, to foster cooperation.
This flowchart illustrates the cyclical process of the Global Stocktake (GST), a key accountability mechanism of the Paris Agreement, showing how it assesses collective progress and informs future climate action.
This timeline outlines the first and upcoming cycles of the Global Stocktake (GST), providing a chronological context for this crucial mechanism of the Paris Agreement.
The Global Stocktake is a relatively new mechanism, designed to ensure the Paris Agreement's goals remain within reach. Its cyclical nature ensures regular assessment and adjustment of global climate efforts, making its timeline crucial for understanding ongoing climate governance.
