good evening. a loss in damage funding mechanism is critical for the global south, but especially for vulnerable twenty countries, of which sri lanka is a member of. how can we ensure accountability that the funds received by governments will contribute to achieving climate justice? all right. hemantha, i should just remind people that the loss and damage was that historic agreement taken at cop27 in sharm el sheikh by richer nations to try to give money to developing countries to help them recover from the damage and the economic losses of climate change. but your answer to that question about accountability for such funds. in my opinion, all the - developing countries have been asked, in this loss and damage fund, for more than 15 years, i and it s a great thing| that we got that loss and damage fund in sharm el sheikh in egypt. - but, unfortunately, there s no. money, and it will take another four, five years to bring - the procedures, guidelines, and then the developedj
all right. hemantha, i should just remind people that the loss and damage was that historic agreement taken at cop27 in sharm el sheikh by richer nations to try to give money to developing countries to help them recover from the damage and the economic losses of climate change. but your answer to that question about accountability for such funds. in my opinion, all the - developing countries have been asked, in this loss and damage fund, for more than 15 years, i and it s a great thing| that we got that loss and damage fund in sharm el sheikh in egypt. - but, unfortunately, there s no. money, and it will take another four, five years to bring - the procedures, guidelines, and then the developedj countries to put money. and, of course, although inl copenhagen, the countries developed countries agreed . to put us$100 billion annually, that money didn t come, i still the green climate fund
which sri lanka is a member of. how can we ensure accountability that the funds received by governments will contribute to achieving climate justice? all right. hemantha, i should just remind people that the loss and damage was that historic agreement taken at cop27 in sharm el sheikh by richer nations to try to give money to developing countries to help them recover from the damage and the economic losses of climate change. but your answer to that question about accountability for such funds. in my opinion, all the - developing countries have been asked, in this loss and damage fund, for more than 15 years, i and it s a great thing| that we got that loss and damage fund in sharm el sheikh in egypt. - but, unfortunately, there s no. money, and it will take another four, five years to bring - the procedures, guidelines, and then the developedj countries to put money. and, of course, although inl copenhagen, the countries developed countries agreed . to put us$100 billion annually, tha
let s turn to canada now where nearly 200 countries have meeting to discuss how to halt the destruction of global biodiversity by the end of the decade. these pictures are from the opening session of the cop 15 summit a few hours ago. but even before official proceedings began, un secretary general, antonio guterres had this blunt warning. here he is speaking yesterday. with our bottomless appetite for unchecked and unequal economic growth. humanity has become a weapon of mass extinction. we are treating nature like a toilet. and ultimately we are committing suicide by proxy. you may remember that last month we were talking about the the un s cop 27 climate summit in sharm el sheik in egypt. world leaders, industry figures and climate campaigners discussed some of the key issues around global warming and climate change. the focus in montreal is more specific, on how to slow the destruction of nature.
your ambitions as to commit to decarbonising your supply chain how are you getting on in achieving that to begin with, that s not very far achieving that to begin with, that s not very fa- that s not very far good morning that s not very far good morning from - that s not very far good morning from sharm i that s not very far good - morning from sharm el-sheikh that s not very far good morning from sharm el-sheikh in morning from sharm el sheikh in egypt and thank you having me on the show. indeed it is not far away. a few years back when we signed the to be zero net carbon by 2050, 2050 was a long that we have published amongst the few detailed road maps how and the first milestone indeed is to along by 2025. when we had a look that along with the three scopes, because it is a full road map, we have the most of our carbon emissions are in the upstream part, we are and