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venting developing countries from truly mastering the essence of advanced technologies and
hindering independent innovation and sustainable technological development. Furthermore,
some transferred technologies fail to adequately consider the actual conditions of devel-
oping countries, such as local resource availability, technological foundations, and market
demands. For instance, a renewable energy technology introduced by a developing country
encountered significant challenges in practical application due to its high requirements for
raw materials, which were scarce in the local area, ultimately failing to deliver its intended
effectiveness.
To effectively enhance the efficacy and relevance of technical support, the international
community should take proactive steps to establish robust technology transfer mechanisms.
First, clear rules and procedures for technology transfer must be defined, with unified stan-
dards and specifications formulated to reduce uncertainties and complexities during the
transfer process. Through international conventions or agreements, the rights and obligations
of both parties in technology transfer should be clarified to ensure fairness and legality. Sec-
ond, the costs of technology transfer should be reduced to encourage developed countries to
actively share technologies. This could involve creating dedicated technology transfer funds
to subsidize transferring parties, offering tax incentives, or providing other policy support to
lower economic barriers. During technology transfers, emphasis must be placed on technical
training and localization. Technical experts from developed countries should engage deeply
with developing nations, offering comprehensive and systematic training to local technicians
and enterprise staff to ensure mastery and effective application of transferred technologies.
Simultaneously, imported technologies must be adapted and optimized based on the actual
conditions of developing countries, includingThe introduced technologies should undergo
localized adaptation to better align with local resource conditions, technological foundations,
and market demands, thereby enhancing their application effectiveness and truly unleashing
technology’s crucial role in addressing climate change.
(3) International Capacity-Building Support Mechanisms
International capacity-building support plays an indispensable role in enhancing devel-
oping countries’ management, decision-making, and implementation capabilities for climate
change response. Through diversified training programs and high-level academic exchange
activities, it has cultivated numerous professionals for developing countries, providing solid
talent support for their climate change initiatives.
In the formulation of climate policies, international capacity building support helps
policymakers in developing countries learn advanced policy concepts and methods. By or-
ganizing policymakers to participate in international training courses, seminars, and other
activities, and inviting internationally renowned climate policy experts to provide instruction
and guidance, they gain in-depth understanding of the latest global climate policy trends
and successful practices. In one developing country, the national climate policy department
dispatched multiple staff members to participate in a series of international climate policy

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