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=== FAQ 14.2 | What is the future role of international cooperation in the context of the Paris Agreement? === <div id="h2-26-siblings" class="h2-siblings"></div> Continued international cooperation remains critically important both to stimulate countries’ enhanced levels of mitigation ambition, and through various means of support to increase the likelihood that they achieve these objectives. The latter is particularly the case in developing countries, where mitigation efforts often rely on bilateral and multilateral cooperation on low-carbon finance, technology support, capacity building, and enhanced South-South cooperation. The Paris Agreement is structured around Nationally Determined Contributions that are subject to an international oversight system, and bolstered through international support. The international oversight system is designed to generate transparency and accountability for individual emissions reduction contributions, and regular moments for stock-taking of these efforts towards global goals. Such enhanced transparency may instil confidence and trust, and foster solidarity among nations, with theory-based arguments that this will lead to greater levels of ambition. Together with other cooperative agreements at the sub-global and sectoral levels, as well as a growing number of transnational networks and initiatives, the implementation of all of these mechanisms is likely to play an important role in making political, economic, and social conditions more favourable to ambitious mitigation efforts in the context of sustainable development and efforts to eradicate poverty. <div id="FAQ 14.3 | Are there any important gaps in international cooperation, which will need to be filled in order for countries to achieve the objectives of the Paris Agreement, such as holding temperature increase to well below 2°C and pursuing efforts towards 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels?" class="h2-container"></div> <span id="faq-14.3-are-there-any-important-gaps-in-international-cooperation-which-will-need-to-be-filled-in-order-for-countries-to-achieve-the-objectives-of-the-paris-agreement-such-as-holding-temperature-increase-to-well-below-2c-and-pursuing-efforts-towards-1.5c-above-pre-industrial-levels"></span>
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