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"en.20100309.22.2-325"2
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"Despite the disappointment of Copenhagen, some good progress was made, including the short-term financing we secured for developing countries. Not only will this provide concrete help on the ground; it will also help to build trust between partners who were divided at Copenhagen.
In the coming months and years, we have to show the developing world that we will honour our commitments to funding for adaptation and mitigation, and we need to be sure that the funds are spent in the best possible way in order to achieve their objectives.
Essential progress was also made in Copenhagen regarding monitoring, reporting and verification. These link directly to building trust, because such a system will enable us to see that everyone is playing their part and will allow us to determine the effectiveness of our policies and how we should adapt them in the future. The European Union needs to continue to implement its Emission Trading Scheme and other initiatives, such as energy reductions in buildings. We need to meet our emissions targets and show how we can all benefit from energy savings. Providing a successful example of an emission reduction policy which translates into benefits for ordinary people is the best way of convincing others to follow."@en1
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