Climate Justice Committee

In line with the Berlin Declaration on Climate Justice (2018), the Climate Justice Committee will deliver liberals’ answers to climate change. Based on our core liberal principles – individual freedom, freedom of choice and rule of law, we aim to set a liberal agenda on climate justice. The core objectives of the committee are:

• • • • To provide a platform and support for our members, and through this influence international decision making, specifically through the UN, and support local initiatives, as international cooperation is key in the battle against climate change.
      • To implement and translate the goals of the Paris accord into action as it is considered as a starting point for all initiatives.
      • To build LI as a credible actor in the international climate change community and efficiently influence and solidify positions on climate change among LI members.
      • To be a network that speaks on behalf of LI and support LI members in their efforts to promote climate change policies regarding both mitigation and adaptation measures of climate change.To deliver on these, core priority working areas have been outlined.
        The core priority working areas are as follows:

1. 1. 1. 1. The Right to the Environment
         2. Just Energy Transition
         3. Climate Justice and Sustainable Economy

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Latest update

Liberal International’s Baku to Belém report assesses the outcomes of COP29 and the road ahead for global climate finance. While the summit fell short of expectations for climate-vulnerable nations, the new “Baku to Belém Roadmap to 1.3 T” offers a framework to mobilise $1.3 trillion annually by 2035. Building on the COP28 Global Climate Finance Framework, the report outlines practical, market-oriented actions — from carbon levies and debt-for-climate swaps to private investment reforms — to help countries unlock the scale of finance needed for resilience, adaptation, and the global net-zero transition.

Read the report here

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