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This workshop aims to bring researchers, lecturers, students, and relevant stakeholders in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam on the discussion about the importance of modeling in analyzing climate change mitigation policies. Global models and national models used in the COMMITTED project will be introduced, with more focus on the utilization of AIM/Hub-Vietnam and AIM/Technology models developed by the Asian-Pacific Integrated Modeling (AIM) team in Japan.
This workshop aims to bring policy-makers, researchers, enterprises and other relevant stakeholders in Vietnam on the discussion about the context-specific and granular information concerning their potential contribution to international climate agreements, such as the Paris Agreement temperature goals. Model-based scenarios can provide such information if they are of sufficient quality and have enough granularity in policy, national and sectoral details. Model-based scenario analysis can help policy-makers better understand the consequences of different strategies for mitigating greenhouse gasses (GHGs) in terms of costs, investment needs, distributional effects, sectoral transformations, etc. The challenges, as well as benefits and co-benefits from the systemic transformation, are other insights usually obtained from a system-wide modeling work.
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