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Yadav made the statement on behalf of the BASIC group of countries - Brazil, South Africa, India and China - at the opening plenary session of COP 26, which began on Sunday.

The environment minister said that along with finance, technology development, transfer and capacity-building are critical enablers of climate action in developing countries.

The BASIC group of countries comprising Brazil, South Africa, India and China have said that the COP26 must aim for higher global ambition on climate finance and adaptation as well, along with recognition of parties' differing historical responsibilities and the developmental challenges faced by developing countries.

On the first day of the climate change conference, COP26, India launched an online dashboard - the 'Climate Equity Monitor' for assessing, at the

On the first day of the climate change conference, COP26, India launched an online dashboard - the Climate Equity Monitor for assessing, at the international level, equity in climate action, inequalities in emissions, energy and resource consumption across the world, and ongoing climate policies of several countries from the perspective of developing countries. 📰 COP26: India Launches Online Dashboard ‘Climate Equity Monitor’ on First Day of UN Climate Change Conference 2021.

, Oct 31 (IANS) On the first day of the climate change conference, COP26, India launched an online dashboard - the Climate Equity Monitor for assessing, at the international level, equity in climate action, inequalities in emissions, energy ...

The website is expected to be a valuable tool for policymakers, public institutions, researchers, academics, students, and the general public from developing countries to keep equity and climate justice considerations clearly in view in their perspective.

On the first day of the climate change conference COP26 India launched an online dashboard the Climate Equity Monitor for assessing at the international level equity in climate action inequalities in emissions energy and resource consumption across the world and ongoing climate policies of several countries from the perspective of developing countries

<p><span>1. The global economy is recovering from the pandemic amidst an uncertain path. Growth in per capita incomes of advanced countries and many emerging and developing economies (EMDEs) continue to diverge, largely driven by uneven vaccine access, fiscal space and financial capacity to respond to the crisis. After severe output losses due to the pandemic, growth in the near term in many EMDEs is improving largely due to increasing domestic demand and higher commodity prices. Mul...

Climate action needs to be based on fundamental and agreed principles, the most important of which is the principle of Common but Differentiated Responsibility