SDG 13. Climate action Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts. Published on : May 18th 2017 Updated on : March 19th 2026 Dans cette rubrique The ministry in action Action for peace and respect for human rights Action within the UN Security, Disarmament and Non-proliferation Emergency Humanitarian Action Protecting Human Rights Gender equality: a priority for France Commitment to international justice Digital Diplomacy Promoting a sovereign Europe The European Political Community Defence Europe France and the European Union European matters Promoting French businesses and France’s attractiveness Attracting foreign investment Attracting international students Destination France: The recovery and transformation plan for tourism Promoting French expertise in sport Supporting French exporters Supporting researchers and scientific cooperation globally The French Government’s Trade Policy Ensuring the presence of French culture Cultural Diplomacy Defending Francophonie and the French language Franco-German cooperation Supporting the cultural and creative industries Contributing to sustainable, balanced globalization Addressing the climate and environmental emergency Combating global social inequality External action of local government bodies Summits and global issues Regional strategies Presentation - State of affairs Agenda 2030 makes climate a focus of development. The world’s surface temperature has already risen 1.1°C above pre-industrial levels, and must not surpass 2°C and if possible 1.5°C to comply with the Paris Agreement, which entered into force less than a year after it was adopted at the COP21. Negative consequences, particularly for development, are well known: islands, coastlines and coastal cities are in danger of disappearing, while agricultural production is already experiencing considerable losses that are a threat to food security. Decades of past and future efforts could all be undone, and the costs of addressing the consequences would become unsustainable. The Paris Agreement and SDG 13 set the course for developing resilient and low-emission development models. United Nations Targets for 2030 Ministry Projects Key figures Transcription Fermer la transcription 55% of AFD financing is dedicated to climate action in 2015 - reducing global emissions by 3.3 million tonnes CO₂ eq. a year. 2 900 000 000 euros in AFD aid in 2015 for more than 80 projects (renewable energy, transport, forest protection, agroecology). Examples of projects AFD - Supporting the research, development and innovation sector in Peru 2017 Publication by AFD AFD - Climate Action Plan Useful links SDG 13 on the website UN Women SDG 13 on the website of the World Food Organization