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Actions for Cool Earth 2.0 (ACE2.0):
With the ‘Actions for Cool Earth 2.0 (ACE2.0)’, Japan has been committed to providing approximately 1.3 trillion JPY of public and private finance in 2020 for supporting developing countries’ climate action. Official Development Assistance (ODA) also plays a significant role in addressing climate change and environmental issues. Japan utilizes ODA in many countries to promote climate-resilient urban development and infrastructure investment, enhance climate risk assessment, and reinforce forest conservation and ecosystem management, including the clear reference of such efforts in the Country Assistance Policies and the Rolling Plan. Japan has also provided human resource development trainings in climate action to about 153,000 people in the past five years, which contribute to improvement of climate policy and institutional capacity in developing countries. In addition, Japan has so far contributed 1.5 billion USD to the Green Climate Fund (GCF), and made another commitment of a maximum 1.5 billion USD for the first replenishment period of 2020-2023. With these public and private efforts altogether, Japan contributes to promoting global transition to decarbonized society, circular economy and autonomous distributed society while compatible with recovery from COVID-19.

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