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*Open Letter on the historic proposal has sent a letter to the Korean government agencies below as follows.
Open Letter on the historic proposal at the OECD to World Leaders
November 20th, 2024
Dear the South Korean government,
Ministry of Economy and Finance,
Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy (MOTIE),
Ministry of Environment,
Korea Trade Insurance Corporation,
The Export-Import Bank of Korea,
While wealthy G20 countries like the South Korea have pledged to cut greenhouse gas emissions, the Export-Import Bank of Korea and Korea Trade Insurance Corporation continue to funnel massive sums to fossil fuel projects at the expense of our health and futures.
Investing in fossil fuels drives climate change. So why are Ministry of Economy and Finance, Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy (MOTIE), Ministry of Environment, The Export-Import Bank of Korea and Korea Trade Insurance Corporation blocking a historic OECD deal to end fossil fuel finance?
Please honor South Korea¡¯s climate commitments and support the OECD deal.
This is the critical decade for climate action. The future we give our children and generations to come depends on how quickly we leave fossil fuels behind and shift to clean energy.
We believe the bank can play a critical role in this transition by supporting clean energy projects and opening the door to a better future for billions worldwide.
While the bank has invested in clean energy projects, it¡¯s spent almost 20 times more on fossil fuel projects than clean energy between 2017 and 2021 and continues to support fossil fuel projects. This trend can't continue.
The science is clear: We can¡¯t afford to build new fossil fuel infrastructure.
That¡¯s why we¡¯re calling on the leadership of The Export-Import Bank of Korea and Korea Trade Insurance Corporation to commit to stopping all public funding of fossil fuel projects.
ACTION ALERT: Urge South Korean Government to Support Historic Agreement on Fossil Fuel Finance
We have a historic opportunity to make real progress in the fight for a livable future – and you can make the difference.
In a nutshell, nearly every major economy participating in the upcoming meeting of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) is supporting a proposal to end billions in financing for fossil fuel projects through export credit agencies.
The one barrier: the South Korean government.
We¡¯re asking your help to turn up the pressure on the government to seize the moment and support this historic proposal at the OECD.
One avenue for action would be to show your support on social media platforms like X, and we¡¯ve included a sample post below to make it easy. We also urge you to use whatever other channels or approaches you believe can effectively spread this message and turn up the pressure on the government at this critical moment.
Sample Tweet:
"Investing in fossil fuels drives climate change. So why are @moefkorea and @mevpr blocking a historic OECD deal to end fossil fuel finance? @sangmok_choi please honor South Korea¡¯s climate commitments and support the OECD deal."
With talks beginning soon, the next 24 hours are pivotal – and with a new president with new priorities shortly taking office in the US, this may be the last chance we get to cut a major funding stream for the fossil fuel projects changing our climate.
You have a vital role to play in securing this victory and making a real difference in the climate fight. Thank you for your time and your leadership when it matters most.