The Climate Equity Monitor, is to the best of our knowledge, the first of its kind from a developing country. It tracks climate effort with a core focus on equity. You can access it here - climateequitymonitor.in
The CEM tracks the climate debt and/or credit of Annex-I (developed) and non-Annex-I (developing) countries, the fair share of the remaining carbon budget, historical and current emissions - cumulative, annual, and per capita,
Resource consumption - primary fossil fuel use (coal, oil, natural gas), and electricity use, in absolute and per capita terms. It also shows the number of coal and gas plants currently operating, and in the pipeline, for key countries
The CEM also gives an overview of the NDC for each country and for Annex-I also an overview of their Biennial Reports. This is (as it must be) seen in context of the responsibility of each country to mitigate climate change.
The CEM is a result of the efforts of climate change teams at @mssrf and @NIAS_India and other independent researchers. We will continue our efforts to improve and expand its scope.
We hope that more developing countries beyond India take this up as a key issue, at and beyond #COP26 and articulate their own view and perspectives on #ClimateJustice and #ClimateEquity
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