- The Leading Group
- Some misconceptions
- “Innovative financing mechanisms are basically just taxes.” FALSE
- “The taxes under consideration are global, supranational taxes.” FALSE
- “Innovative financing affects the smooth running of the market and influences its growth.” FALSE
- “Innovative financing is used as an excuse for States not to deliver on official development assistance commitments.” FALSE
- “Innovative financing for development complicates aid architecture.” FALSE
- The Leading Group in short
- Who are we?
- The Declarations
- Some misconceptions
- The Presidencies
- Japan 2010
- Chile 2009-2010
- Brazil 2006
- Norway 2006-2007
- Korea 2007
- Senegal 2007-2008
- Guinea 2008
- France 2009
- The conference of Paris 2006
- Innovative financing
- At a glance
- International solidarity levy on air tickets
- IFFIm
- AMC
- International Financial Transactions
- President Sarkozy on innovative financing in Copenhagen
- Paris looks for global levy on international financial transactions
- Declaration on the Taskforce on International Financial Transactions for Development
- High-Level Taskforce on International Financial Transactions for Development
- Advances on currency transaction levy
- Climate change
- Fighting tax evasion
- Migrants’ transfers
- Voluntary Solidarity Contributions
- Other initiatives
- Digital Solidarity
- Education
- Forum
- Taskforce
In this section
- - Informal meeting on innovative financing and climate change
- - Leading Group side-event in Copenhaguen, December 14th
- - French Government moves on financing climate change
- - NatureRights-project : innovative financing for environment
- - The EU on climate change
- - Climate change and innovative financing
Leading Group side-event in Copenhaguen, December 14th
The Leading Group on Innovative Financing for Development is organizing a side event on innovative financing and climate change during the Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, under Chilean chairmanship.
It will be held at the French Embassy on the morning of December 14th and chaired by Chile.
Statements will focus on the different aspects of innovative financing and climate change. The side event will therefore provide the opportunity to concentrate on a key aspect of innovative financing.
The NatureRights Foundation will focus on the issue of Voluntary Solidarity Levies for the environment and development. Germany will describe its experience in using revenue from carbon credit auctions for development and the European Commission will assess Commission activities in that area.
7 December 2009
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