Sentence examples for global stocktake from inspiring English sources

The text promises that parties "shall undertake... [the] first global stocktake in 2023 and every five years".

As part of the process, the UN will carry out a global stocktake of climate pledges from all countries in 2018.

Then in 2023 there'll be a "global stocktake" to track progress, before another turn of the ratchet in 2028, and so on.

And while there will be no legal obligation for countries to cut emissions, the agreement includes a five-yearly global stocktake and a review mechanism to assess each country's contributions.

"We now have a roadmap for the next comprehensive assessment which will be published in 2022, in good time for the global stocktake by governments in 2023," said Hoesung Lee, chair of the panel, in Nairobi.

Multiple sources said the Chinese negotiators in the second all-night "indaba" (a Zulu word for meeting) sought to dilute the agreement's long-term goals and the proposed system to link country's promises to reduce greenhouse emissions against a global "stocktake".

It also initiates regular national reviews and global "stocktakes" to try to increase these greenhouse gas cuts enough to curb warming to less than 2C above pre-industrial levels, or even 1.5C in the longer term.

The agreement also established a system to review each country's emissions every five years and conduct regular global "stocktakes" of the targets and also the finance being provided.

These 'global stocktakes' would measure collective progress towards global targets, looking at the whole spectrum of actions including mitigation, adaptation, financing, and technology development and transfer.

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In a Department of Heath stocktake, 97% of local councils said they were "fairly or very confident of delivering the changes".