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Madeleine Diouf SARR (Republic of Senegal) - Chair of the Least Developed Countries Group at UN Climate Change negotiations. RTs not endorsements

Dakar, Senegal
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  1. 30 Dec 2021

    Thank you all for your efforts & support through my term as LDC Chair. I’ll be available for continued cooperation. I wish Madeleine Diouf Sarr success in championing LDC interests to ensure ambitious & just response to the climate crisis. Happy New Year!

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    14 Nov 2021

    . on ‘We are disappointed that the proposed is not included in the final decision. Our people are already experiencing…loss and damage…. We heard widespread recognition of this injustice, yet there was a failure to address it’

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  3. 14 Nov 2021

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  4. 13 Nov 2021

    Who Has The Most Historical Responsibility for Climate Change? - We have contributed the least to this problem yet we suffer disproportionately. There must be increased support for adapting to impacts and addressing the we suffer

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  5. 12 Nov 2021

    Was a pleasure to meet with UNSG to discuss progress and share LDC priorities. , we value your commitment to equitable and ambitious global action to address the worsening climate crisis & deeply appreciate your continued efforts to champion calls of LDCs

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  6. 12 Nov 2021

    Our countries are already experiencing devastating impacts at 1.1°C of warming & struggling to recover, we cannot be expected to build resilience to the impacts we will feel at 1.5°C without additional resources - & finance are critical for LDCs

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  7. 12 Nov 2021

    The 46 most vulnerable LDCs came to Glasgow with high hopes and expectations, but in this final hour at , we still keep hearing some push back on ambition required to fill 2030 gap in line with 1.5C, reservations on support for

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    12 Nov 2021

    If emissions are not rapidly reduced within this decade, most vulnerable among us & particularly LDCs will face unacceptable levels of risk & impacts Finance remains key for most vulnurables, adaptation finance needs to be doubled & support actions on Loss&Damage

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    12 Nov 2021

    "We are still waiting to see much needed progress on . As countries who are already badly impacted by , we can wait no longer 4 additional commitment to mitigation&finance. Glasgow must deliver on ." – at Scottish Event Campus (SEC)

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    12 Nov 2021

    The send a strong message to "COP26 must ensure that vulnerable countries get access to finance" Yes! I agree, and I hope the negotiations today will deliver exactly that

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  11. 11 Nov 2021

    As the least responsible for the climate crisis, but suffering most from its impact, LDCs came to with high expectations. Any compromise on limiting warming to 1.5C will mean negotiating the lives of billions in the most vulnerable countries.

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  12. 11 Nov 2021

    Amongst the worst affected by the climate crisis, LDCs are taking most ambitious . We congratulate Nepal 🇳🇵for submitting Long-Term Strategy ahead of with goal to be carbon negative from 2045, conditional on

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  13. 11 Nov 2021

    Must ensure a balanced outcome at that is fair and ambitious. Glasgow decision must lead to deep cuts in global emissions & increased climate finance, so vulnerable countries can better adapt to the climate crisis & address the loss and damage we're increasingly suffering

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  14. 11 Nov 2021

    “We know the $100bn commitment will not be met before 2023. This gap in funding and failure to deliver on the commitment must be honestly acknowledged in the text - and then it must be addressed.” - H.E. Prof. Fekadu Beyene at press conference

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  15. 11 Nov 2021

    J'ai le plaisir et l'honneur d'accueillir Mme Madeleine Diouf Sarr de la République du Sénégal🇸🇳en tant que prochaine présidente du groupe de négociation des PMA sur le changement climatique. Le Royaume du Bhoutan🇧🇹souhaite au Sénégal tout le succès possible à la tête du Groupe!

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  16. 11 Nov 2021

    It is my pleasure and honour to welcome Mrs Madeleine Diouf Sarr of the Republic of Senegal 🇸🇳 as the next Chair of the Least Developed Countries negotiating group on climate change. The Kingdom of Bhutan 🇧🇹 wishes Senegal every success in their upcoming leadership of the Group!

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  17. 10 Nov 2021

    "Increased concentration of GHG in the atmosphere leading to increased temperature is threatening our Mountain, putting in danger the very survival of our people... is key to leverage climate action & should be grant based and accessible" at

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  18. 10 Nov 2021

    We have contributed the least to this problem yet we suffer disproportionately. Our lives depend on decisions made here in Glasgow.

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    9 Nov 2021

    “Support from the enables us to take action and prepare for trouble ahead,” said Sonam Phuntsho Wangdi, Chair of the LDC Group. It’s critical that we continue building this support to achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement.

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  20. 8 Nov 2021

    The is very critical and important for us. While all funds are important, this is “our own fund” and we all have benefitted from it both in meeting urgent needs as well as in strengthening systemic capacity for adaptation.

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