COP30 president creates two climate road maps
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On November 22, 2025, COP30 president André Corrêa do Lago committed to create two road maps: one to halt and reverse deforestation and another to transition away from fossil fuels in a just, orderly, and equitable manner.
Why it matters
Two presidential road maps will be developed: one focused on halting and reversing deforestation and another on transitioning away from fossil fuels in a just, orderly, and equitable manner. A consensus package called the Global Mutirão covers implementation issues including Article 9 finance mobilisation by developed countries, international cooperation on trade‑restrictive unilateral measures, progress on nationally determined contributions, and the 1.5°C ambition and implementation gap. Ten additional facilitated agreements address topics such as just transition, loss and damage, technology transfer, and a proposed global goal on adaptation. Objections by several South American countries interrupted proceedings and extended country statements into the evening.
Implications
- • Developed-country parties are placed on a negotiated implementation track to mobilise finance under Article 9 within the Global Mutirão framework.
- • Parties are required to deliberate two formal road-map tracks on deforestation and fossil-fuel transition, creating defined negotiation agendas.
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