Titlebook: BRICS and Climate Change; Balancing National I Hussein Solomon,Sanet Solomon,Bashabi Gupta Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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BRICS Plus and Climate Change: Balancing National Interests, National Development Goals and Environcount for this: First, the fact that the effects of climate change are undeniable; second that these countries are facing domestic pressure to reform; third, these countries aspire to leadership roles—both global and regional—and therefore have to adopt a more proactive approach on climate change. F

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,South Africa’s Commitment Towards Climate Security and a Just Transition,the commercial risk. Experts have cautioned against the inclusion of private financing that could result in private gain, and they have highlighted the likelihood of inflated user cost and the long-term dangers of green development. With that it in mind, this chapter seeks to examine South Africa’s

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,Saudi Arabia’s Climate Change Policy: An Effort towards a Sustainable Future for the Kingdom and thICS puts the Kingdom in an ideal position to lead the Gulf and Middle East in the international climate change discourse and set future action plans in partnership with the leading and emerging global actors.

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,India–Africa Cooperation: Joint Engagement in Adaptation to Climate Change,ns have a more collective and focused approach, the two may create a positive impact globally. It begins by examining the rise in environmental concerns, with a focus on how it affects African and Indian domestic policy. The relationship between the two regions, which is already built on strong cult

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Gregory Stephanopoulos,Ryan T. Gillooperation in decarbonization efforts. In view of the above, this chapter reviews the evolution of Soviet and Russian environmental policies—emphasizing the strategic significance of Russia in the global climate mitigation effort and its historic involvement in the sphere, analyses internal and exte