From Chile´s NDC

TENTATIVE NATIONAL CONTRIBUTION OF CHILE (INDC) FOR THE PARIS CLIMATE AGREEMENT 2015 Government of Chile

Chile requires a systematized strategy to strengthen national and international capacities in the face of Climate Change. Although from the Ministry of the Environment and in coordination with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, efforts have been made to implement south-south-north cooperation projects that allow building and strengthening capacities in the country in terms of Climate Change, today the country can foresee the availability of information and valuable learning to put at the service of their citizens, particularly those most vulnerable, but also that of their peers under the UNFCCC.

In coordination with the Ministry of Education, Chile has introduced - albeit incipiently - the challenges and opportunities of climate change in curricular meshes of students and teachers. It has also sought to generate platforms for the management and dissemination of information on Climate Change. These efforts must continue, be increased and disseminated, with prospects for south-south cooperation. The country aspires to have educated citizens on sustainable, inclusive, resilient and low carbon development.

4.2. National Contribution Tentative on development and capacity building

4.2.1. The development of projection models that Chile can share and disseminate nationally and internationally, with both individual and joint efforts with other countries available.

4.2.2. Conducting seminars jointly with those countries willing to provide training and training support to nations that require it, in the preparation and communication of their tentative national contributions, inventories of greenhouse gas emissions, national communications, biennial reports update and appropriate national mitigation actions (NAMAs).

4.2.3. The development of promotion instruments for research and development of capacities at the national and sub-national levels, strengthening the response capacity of communities and local governments, in order to strengthen the national adaptive capacity, through institutional development and strengthening of the capacities of those groups and sectors of the country that are most vulnerable to the impacts of Climate Change.

Thus, Chile expects to have a baseline on the financing of climate change at the national level, being able to identify and systematize financial flows according to their origin, national and international public and private expenditure and, eventually, according to their execution