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At COP 30 in Brazil in 2025, no decision was made on a fossil fuel roadmap. Instead, a voluntary process was started outside the UN negotiations. Brazil has presented a proposal for COP31 that does not entail binding requirements for the countries. A parallel process on a roadmap for the 80 or so countries that called for it at COP31 is led by Colombia and the Netherlands, and they have met in Santa Marta and created national proposals for roadmaps. More proposals will be presented in Antalya.
At COP 30 in Brazil in 2025, no decision was made on a roadmap. Instead, a voluntary process was started outside the UN negotiations. A proposal has been presented by Brazil before COP31, but it does not entail any binding requirements for the countries.
Show the page if there is a parallel process around a roadmap for the 80 or so countries that demanded it at COP31. Led by Colombia and the Netherlands, they have met in Santa Marta and then created national proposals for roadmaps. More will be presented in Antalya.
Concretely, a roadmap for switching from fossil fuels can be about:
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