
Statement by Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama
at the United Nations Summit on Climate Change
http://www.mofa.go.jp/u_news/2/20090923_003732.html
Mr. Secretary-General,
Excellencies,
Distinguished Delegates,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
N딈빒걁긬깛갋긎깛걂뜎쁀럷뼮몟뮮갂
둫뜎묆\궻둊뾩갂
뚥쀱먊궻둊뾩갂
It is my great pleasure to address this timely meeting of the United Nations Summit on Climate Change. I was appointed as Prime Minister of Japan six days ago, in a historic change of government achieved through the will of the people at the recent elections.
{볷궻렄딿귩벦궫뜎쁀딠뚷빾벍롵]땳됵뜃궳긚긯[`귩궥귡@됵귩궋궫궬궖갂맼궸딊궢궘럙궋귏궥갃럡궼갂먩뙉뼎궻뢔땉@멗땽궸궓궋궲룊귕궲뼬댰궸귝귡맠뙛뚴묆귩됈궫궢갂궰궋6볷멟궸갂볙둻몟뿚묈륿궸뢅봀귩궋궫궢귏궢궫뵷랹뾕딬븎궳궥갃
Climate change affects the entire globe and requires long-term and international efforts. Thus, it is imperative for all countries to address the issue under the principle of "common but differentiated responsibilities". With the change of government, as Prime Minister of Japan, I will now seek to unite our efforts to address current and future global climate change, with due consideration of the warnings of science.
딠뚷빾벍궻뽦묋궼갂궩궻뎓떯궕맊둉멣뫬궸귦궫귟갂뮮딖듩궻뜎띧밒궶롦귟멺귒귩뷠뾴궴궥귡귖궻궳궥갃궥귊궲궻뜎갲궕갂걏떎믅궬궕뜼댶궇귡먖봀걐궻귖궴뫮룉궢궲궋궘궞궴궕듛뾴궳궥갃맠뙛뚴묆귩롷궚갂볷{궻몟뿚궴궢궲갂{볷뚥쀱먊궻둫뜎궻깏[_[궻둊뾩궴궴귖궸갂됆둾궻똸뜍귩^뙐궸롷궚~귕갂맊둉궻갂궩궢궲뼟뿀궻딠뚷빾벍궸뙅뫆궢궲뫮룉궢궲궋궖궫궋궴뫔궣귏궥갃
[Reduction targets]
Allow me to touch upon the issue of reduction targets for greenhouse gas emissions.
귏궦갂돴렭뚼됈긊긚궻랁뙵뽞뷭궸궰궋궲\궢뤵궛귏궥갃
Based on the discussion in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), I believe that the developed countries need to take the lead in emissions reduction efforts. It is my view that Japan should positively commit itself to setting a long-term reduction target. For its mid-term goal, Japan will aim to reduce its emissions by 25% by 2020, if compared to the 1990 level, consistent with what the science calls for in order to halt global warming.
IPCC궸궓궚귡땉_귩뱿귏궑갂먩릋뜎궼갂뿦먩궢궲봱뢯랁뙵궸뱖귕귡뷠뾴궕궇귡궴뛩궑궲궋귏궥갃귦궕뜎귖뮮딖궻랁뙵뽞뷭귩믦귕귡궞궴궸먑뗂밒궸긓~긞긣궢궲궋궘귊궖궳궇귡궴뛩궑궲궋귏궥갃귏궫갂뭷딖뽞뷭궸궰궋궲귖갂돴뭛돸귩~귕귡궫귕궸됆둾궕뾴맾궥귡릣궸딈궱궘귖궻궴궢궲갂1990봏붶궳뙻궑궽2020봏귏궳궸25걪랁뙵귩귕궡궢귏궥갃
This is a public pledge that we made in our election manifesto. I am resolved to exercise the political will required to deliver on this promise by mobilizing all available policy tools. These will include the introduction of a domestic emission trading mechanism and a feed-in tariff for renewable energy, as well as the consideration of a global warming tax.
궞귢궼갂됦갲궕멗땽렄궻}긦긲긃긚긣궸똣궛궫맠뙛뚺뽵궳궇귟갂맠렊궻댰럙궴궢궲갂뜎볙봱뢯쀊롦덙맕뱗귘갂띋맯됀\긄긨깑긎[궻뚂믦돽둰봼롦맕뱗궻벑볺갂뭤땯돴뭛돸뫮랉먆궻뙚뱼귩궼궣귕궴궢궲갂궇귞귚귡맠랉귩몟벍덒궢궲렳뙸귩귕궡궢궲궋궘뙂댰궳궥갃
However, Japan"s efforts alone cannot halt climate change, even if it sets an ambitious reduction target. It is imperative to establish a fair and effective international framework in which all major economies participate. The commitment of Japan to the world is premised on agreement on ambitious targets by all the major economies.
궢궔궢궶궕귞갂귖궭귣귪갂됦궕뜎궻귒궕뛼궋랁뙵뽞뷭귩똣궛궲귖갂딠뚷빾벍귩~귕귡궞궴궼궳궖귏궧귪갃맊둉궻궥귊궲궻롥뾴뜎궸귝귡갂뚺빟궔궰렳뚼맜궻궇귡뜎띧쁤멺귒궻\뭱궕븉됀뙁궳궥갃궥귊궲궻롥뾴뜎궻랷돿궸귝귡댰~밒궶뽞뷭궻뜃댰궕갂됦궕뜎궻뜎띧롊됵귉궻뽵뫆궻걏멟믯걐궴궶귟귏궥갃
On the establishment of the domestic emission trading market, we will promote exchange of information on systems of other countries, and hold discussions on the issue, bearing in mind the impact on international competitiveness as well as possible future linkages among countries.
궶궓갂먩귌궵륢귢궫뜎볙봱뢯쀊롦덙럖뤾궸궰궋궲궼갂둫뜎궳뙚뱼궠귢궲궋귡맕뱗궸궰궋궲궻륃뺪뚴듂귩릋귕갂벫궸갂뜎띧떍몚쀍귉궻뎓떯귘둫뜎듩궻깏깛긑[긙귩봑벆궸뭫궖궶궕귞갂땉_귩뛱궯궲귏궋귟궫궋궴뛩궑궲궋귏궥갃
[Support for developing countries]
Climate change requires a global response. In the process of furthering sustainable development and poverty reduction, developing countries must aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions under the principle of "common but differentiated responsibilities". This is especially important for developing countries with large emissions.
렅궸갂딠뚷빾벍궻뽦묋궼뭤땯딮뽎궻뫮돒궕뷠{궳궇귡궞궴궔귞갂뱑뤵뜎귖갂렃뫏됀\궶뵯밯궴븂뜟궻뻩뽅귩뽞럚궥됡믴궳갂걏떎믅궬궕뜼댶궻궇귡먖봀걐궻돷갂돴렭뚼됈긊긚궻랁뙵궸뱖귕귡뷠뾴궕궇귟귏궥갃궴귟귦궚돴렭뚼됈긊긚귩뫝궘봱뢯궢궲궋귡롥뾴궶뱑뤵룘뜎궸궓궋궲궼갂궩궻뷠뾴궕묈궖궋궴럙궋귏궥갃
Solving the problem of climate change will entail a vast amount of financial resources, in particular to support adaptation efforts by vulnerable developing countries and small island countries. Such financing should be strategically expanded. Japan is prepared to provide more financial and technical assistance than in the past, in accordance with the progress of the international negotiations.
귏궫갂딠뚷빾벍뽦묋궻됶뙂궻궫귕궸갂궴귟귦궚먇롢궶뱑뤵뜎귘뱡쎰뜎궻밙돒뫮랉궻궫귕궸갂묈빾묈궖궶뒂궻럱뗠궕뷠뾴궴궠귢궲궓귟갂궩귢귩먰뿪밒궸몵귘궢궲궋궔궶궚귢궽궶귟귏궧귪갃귦궕뜎궼갂뜎띧뚴뤒궻릋밯륉떟귩뭾럨궢궶궕귞갂궞귢귏궳궴벏뱳댥뤵궻럱뗠밒갂땆뢱밒궶럛뎴귩뛱궎뾭댰궕궇귟귏궥갃
Public financial assistance and technology transfer to developing countries are critically important.
뚺밒럱뗠궸귝귡뱑뤵뜎귉궻럱뗠귘땆뢱궻댷]궼뢣뾴븉됀뙁궳궥갃
However, they alone will not meet the financial needs of developing countries. I therefore intend to work with world leaders on creating a mechanism that not only ensures the effective use of public funds but also facilitates the flow of private investments.
궫궬궢갂궩귢궬궚궳궼뱑뤵뜎궻럱뗠롿뾴귩뼖궫궥궞궴궼궳궖귏궧귪갃뚼됈밒궸뚺밒럱뗠궕럊귦귢귡럅멺귒궱궘귟궴벏렄궸갂뚺밒럱뗠궕뼬듩뱤럱궻뚁귂릣궴궶귡럅멺귒궱궘귟궸궰궋궲궻뙚뱼귩둫뜎롵]궴릋귕궲궋궖궫궋궴뛩궑궲궋귏궥갃
Japan deems the following four principles essential in assisting developing countries:
뱑뤵뜎귉궻럛뎴궸궰궋궲갂댥돷궻귝궎궶뙱뫁궕뷠뾴궳궇귡궴뛩궑궲궋귏궥갃
First, the developed countries, including Japan, must contribute through substantial, new and additional public and private financing.
묉덇궸갂귦궕뜎귩듵귔먩릋뜎궕갂몜뱰궻륷딮궳믁돿밒궶뒸뼬궻럱뗠궳뛵뙞궥귡궞궴궕뷠뾴궳궥갃
Second, we must develop rules that will facilitate international recognition of developing countries" emissions reductions, in particular those achieved through financial assistance, in a measurable, reportable and verifiable manner.
묉볫궸갂뱑뤵뜎궻봱뢯랁뙵궸궰궋궲갂궴귟귦궚럛뎴럱뗠궸귝귟렳뙸궠귢귡빁궸궰궋궲갂뫇믦됀\갂뺪뜍됀\갂뙚뤪됀\궶`궳궻갂뜎띧밒궶봃렞귩벦귡궫귕궻깑[깑궱궘귟궕땫귕귞귢귏궥갃
Third, on assistance to developing countries, consideration should be given to innovative mechanisms to be implemented in a predictable manner. And an international system should be established under the auspices of the UN climate change regime. This system should facilitate one-stop provision of information on and matching of available bilateral and multilateral financing, while securing transparency and effective utilization of assistance.
묉랳궸갂뱑뤵뜎귉궻럱뗠럛뎴궸궰궋궲궼갂\뫇됀\궶`궻갂둽륷밒궶긽긇긦긛궻뙚뱼궕뷠뾴궳궥갃궩궢궲갂럱뗠궻럊뱑궻벁뼻맜궓귝귂렳뚼맜귩둴뺎궢궰궰갂뜎쁀궻딠뚷빾벍궸듫궥귡쁤멺귒궻듒벬돷궳갂맊둉뭷궸궇귡긫귽귘}깑`궻럱뗠궸궰궋궲궻깗깛긚긣긞긵궻륃뺪믯떉귘}긞`깛긐귩몿릋궥귡뜎띧긘긚긡귩먠궚귡귊궖궳궥갃
Fourth, Japan proposes to establish a framework to promote the transfer of low-carbon technologies which ensures the protection of intellectual property rights.
묉럏궸갂믟뭑멹궶땆뢱궻댷]귩몿릋궥귡궫귕궻뺴뱑궸궰궋궲갂뭢밒룋뾎뙛궻뺎뚯궴뿼뿧궥귡쁤멺귒귩몁귡궞궴귩믯룯궢귏궥갃
I would like to propose to the international community a "Hatoyama Initiative", based on what I have just outlined. The Kyoto Protocol was a historic milestone, as the first international framework that obligated nations to reduce greenhouse gases. Effective efforts, however, cannot be realized unless a new framework is created. To that end, towards establishing a fair and effective new single undertaking, I will exert every effort for the success of Copenhagen, in the course of formulating this initiative.
럡궼갂댥뤵귩걏뵷랹귽긦긘귺긡귻긳걐궴궢궲뜎띧롊됵궸뽦궎궲궋궖궫궋궴뛩궑궲궓귟귏궥갃떈뱒땉믦룕궼갂돴렭뚼됈긊긚궻랁뙵`뼮귩됛궢궫띍룊궻뜎띧밒궶쁤멺귒궴궢궲쀰럍밒궶}귽깑긚긣[깛궳궢궫갃궢궔궢궞귢궸뫏궘륷궫궶쁤멺귒궕\뭱궠귢궶궚귢궽갂뚼됈밒궶롦귟멺귒궴궶귟귏궧귪갃궩궻궫귕궻뚺빟궔궰렳뚼맜궻궇귡륷궫궶덇궰궻뽵뫆띿맟궸뛀궚갂뜞뚣궞궻귽긦긘귺긡귻긳귩뗰뫬돸궥귡뭷궳갂긓긻깛긪[긒깛궻맟뚻궻궫귕궸릗쀍궢궫궋궴뛩궑궲궋귏궥갃
[Conclusion]
Active measures to address climate change such as the Green New Deal initiated by President Obama will open new frontiers and create new opportunities for employment in the world economy, particularly in such fields as clean energy technologies, including electric vehicles, and solar power generation.
{볷뚥뢯먊궻긆긫}묈뱷쀌궕믯룯궠귢궲궋귡긐깏[깛갋긦깄[갋긢귻[깑\몒궸귖뙸귢궲궋귡귝궎궸갂딠뚷빾벍뽦묋귉궻먑뗂밒궶롦귟멺귒궼갂밺딠렔벍롎갂뫞뾸뚹뵯밺귩듵귔긏깏[깛갋긄긨깑긎[땆뢱궶궵갂맊둉똮띙궻륷궫궶긲깓깛긡귻귺궴륷딮궻뚖뾭귩믯떉궢귏궥갃
Japan has relatively strong potential for technological development as well as considerable financial capacity. Thus I recognize that Japan is expected to take the lead in the international community in setting its own reduction target, and to achieve such target through the development of innovative technologies. I have full confidence in the abilities of the Japanese people and our companies. Political leaders at this time also have a responsibility to future generations to create a sustainable society by transforming the social structure that we have known since the Industrial Revolution.
맊둉궻뭷궳몜뫮밒궸뛼궋땆뢱둎뵯궻|긡깛긘긿깑궴럱뗠쀍귩귖궯궲궋귡귦궕뜎궕갂렔귞뿦먩궢궲랁뙵뽞뷭귩똣궛갂둽륷밒땆뢱귩맯귒뢯궢궰궰갂궩궻랁뙵귩렳뙸궢궲궋궘궞궴궞궩궕갂뜎띧롊됵궻궶궔궳땫귕귞귢궲궋귡뽴뒆궬궴봃렞궢궲궋귏궥갃귦궕뜎궻뜎뼬갂딃떾궻\쀍궻뛼궠귩럡궼륪뿂궢궲궋귏궥갃뜎뼬귖딃떾귖갂궩궢궲갂럡궫궭맠렊궸궓궋궲귖갂럀떾둽뼺댥뿀뫏궋궲궖궫롊됵\몾귩]듂궢갂렃뫏됀\궶롊됵귩궰궘귡궴궋궎궞궴궞궩궕갂렅궻맊묆궸뫮궥귡먖뼮궳궇귡궴뛩궑궲궋귏궥갃
In conclusion, I wish to make a strong appeal to you to work together, so that we will be able to make significant achievements in Copenhagen in December and that the people of the world will be able to say that their leaders made crucial decisions for the sake of future generations.
띍뚣궸갂12뙉궸긓긻깛긪[긒깛궳갂귏궬뙥궹뼟뿀궻럔떉궫궭궻궫귕궸됦갲맊둉궻맠렊럚벑롌궕묈궖궶뙂뭚귩궢궫궴뙻귦귢귡귝궎궶맟됈궕뤵궕귡귝궎갂떎궸떐쀍궥귡궞궴귩둊뾩궸떗궘궓딂궋궢궫궋궴럙궋귏궥갃
Thank you very much.
궇귟궕궴궎궟궡궋귏궢궫갃
띍뗟궻똓붎궶귪궔궻땉_귖궩궎궬궢갂
뭷돍볷뺪갂뮝멞볷뺪갂긖[`긥긳깓긐궶궵궻쁞궳귖갂
댰둖궴볷{듫똚궻긽긙긿[딯럷귩
듰뜎긖귽긤궕긚깑[궥귡궞궴궕뫝궘궶궯궲뿀궲궋귡궴럙궎갃
궞궻멟궻H2B깓긑긞긣궻맟뚻귖듰뜎궼뱰멢묈궖궘댌궯궲궋궋궼궦궶궻궬궕
뷄륂궸똹궋딯럷궢궔궳궶궔궯궫갃
궩궻뫜궻쁞묋궳귖멣붗밒궸궩궎궋궎궻궕몵궑궲궋귡갃
뵷랹궻뜞뱗궻뎶먣궬궯궲갂궖궯궴듰뜎궳궼댌궋궕룷궠궘뢎귦귡궞궴궬귣궎갃
궩귪궶댰뼞궳궼갂듰뜎뚭궸|뽷궠귢귡궵궞궔궻덇둷궸갂
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