The provisional agenda was adopted as contained in document FCCC/PA/CMA/2022/1/Add.4

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The organization of work was agreed as proposed.

Report on credentials approved as presented by the Bureau.

The CMA took note of the oral report by the Chair, the report on SBSTA 56 and the draft report on SBSTA 57.

Decisions recommended by the SBSTA were adopted under their respective agenda items.

The CMA took note of the oral report by the Chair, the report on SBI 56 and the draft report on SBI 57.

Decision adopted under this item:

• Action plan under the Glasgow work programme on Action for Climate Empowerment

Other decisions recommended by the SBI were adopted under their respective agenda items.

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The CMA took note of the conclusions of the SBI of this matter as contained in document FCCC/SBI/2022/L.25.

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Considerations related to the governance of the Warsaw International Mechanism will continue at COP 28.

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The CMA endorsed the COP decisions on these matters

The CMA endorsed the COP decisions on these matters

First part of the high-level segment convened on 7 and 8 November and second part on 15 and 16 November.

Presidency consultations on the inclusions of the following items in the agenda were convened:

• "Special needs and special circumstances of Africa", proposed by Zambia on behalf of the African Group;
• “Matters relating to Article 2, paragraph 1(c), of the Paris Agreement,” proposed by France on behalf of the European Union and by Switzerland on behalf of the Environmental Integrity Group;
• “Limiting global warming to 1.5 °C,” proposed by Switzerland on behalf of the Environmental Integrity Group; and
• “Implementation of decisions 1/CP.26, paragraph 11, and 1/CMA.3, paragraph 18, on adaptation finance,” proposed by Pakistan on behalf of the Group of the 77 and China.

Despite constructive engagement of all Parties, there was no consensus on the inclusion of these proposals. Please refer to the report for further information.

The draft report was adopted as contained in document FCCC/PA/CMA/2022/L.2 on the understanding that the Rapporteur, with the assistance of the secretariat, will complete the report and make it available to all Parties.

The secretariat provided a preliminary assessment of the resource implications of decisions adopted by the CMA.

The CMA took note of the Resolution "Expression of gratitude to the Government of the Arab Republic of Egypt and the people of the city of Sharm el Sheikh”, which was presented by the United Arab Emirates and adopted by the COP.