ECO6, Doha, English version

November 30 2012 • 08:56
by MBrockley
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In both ADP workstreams, Parties have begun taking positions on the future of CBDR. Some see a global spectrum approach as the way forward. Others advocate a system in which the annexes are nuanced and differentiated. Whatever happens, ECO sees the need for a dynamic system that differentiates on the basis of equity principles. 

 
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It is crystal clear: there is not enough ambition.
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