The Effectiveness of the International Climate Change Agreements. An analysis of the effectiveness of Climate Change Agreements based on ambition, developing states participation, and compliance mechanism

The climate change issue has become a key concentration presently as states and individuals have begun to feel the negative impacts of it. Climate change is not a newly discovered issue and scientists had been concerned for a while, some had even warned the international community as early as in the 19th century. Against this background, the principal objective of this thesis is to outline and discuss International Climate Change Law Agreements with the aim to discuss and provide answers to a few important questions relating to the effectiveness of the available principles and mechanisms. I will use the provided method by dr. Christina Voigt in her Scholarly Article ˮ The Compliance and Implementation Mechanism of the Paris Agreement ˮ published on 22 June 2016 in RECIEL, Vol.25. The criteria shall in this thesis be used to draw forward the issues related to the effectiveness of the International Climate Change Agreements. The effectiveness criteria focuses on developing states participation, ambition, and compliance mechanism in International Climate Change Law Agreements