As an autonomous research organisation, we focus on foreign policy and security; economics and trade; social policy and nation-building; technology and cyber; and climate and energy. [...] As part of a just transition, Malaysia should put in safeguards and regulations to manage the environmental and social risks associated with emerging sectors, such as development of critical minerals and rare earth elements (REE) industry, carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS/CCS), as well as future challenges related to clean energy and the digital supply chain, including battery and sola. [...] Financing, and loss and damage • Funding and financing are crucial means for implementation, particularly to implement MyNAP and expanding adaptation planning to the sub-national level and cross-sectoral mainstreaming. [...] • As a non-Annexe I country, Malaysia and other developing countries should be eligible to 10 Institute of Strategic & International Studies (ISIS) Malaysia Report and able to access the Loss and Damage Fund in an inclusive and equitable manner under the principles of common but differentiated responsibilities and climate justice. [...] ○ The ACE negotiation agenda, per Article 6 of the Convention and Article 12 of the Paris Agreement, aims to enable all walks of society to engage in climate action through the ACE toolbox consisting of six key elements: education, training, public awareness, public access to information, public participation and international cooperation.
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Table of Contents
- Institute of Strategic International Studies ISIS Malaysia 1
- Compiled by Kieran Li Nair and Ahmad Afandi 1
- November 2024 1
- About ISIS Malaysia 3
- About the contributors 3
- Acknowledgements 4
- 1 Introduction 5
- 2 Structure and process 5
- 3 Sectoral findings 6
- 3.1 Theme Mitigation 6
- Context and introduction 6
- Key takeaways 6
- Discussion points 7
- Recommendations for national positioning 8
- 3.2 Theme Adaptation 9
- Context and introduction 9
- Discussion points 9
- Key takeaways 9
- Recommendations for national positioning 11
- 3.3 Theme Finance 11
- Context and introduction 11
- Key takeaways 11
- Discussion points 12
- Recommendations for national positioning 13
- 3.4 Theme Climate justice 13
- Key takeaways 13
- Context and introduction 14
- Recommendations for national positioning 15
- 4 Other findings with domestic implications 15
- 5 Conclusion 15
- Appendix 16
- AP1 Programme agenda 16
- AP2 - List of participants 17
