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Bilateral Agreements

Bilaterally, the U.S. has developed a number of agreements with major international partners to pursue research on global climate change and deploy climate observation systems, collaborate on energy and sequestration technologies, and explore methodologies for monitoring and measuring GHG emissions. USAID has engaged in bilateral partnerships with:

• Brazil
• Central America
• India
• Mexico
• Russia
• South Africa

Brazil

• Joint Statement of the United States and Brazil Announcing a Bilateral Climate Change Agreement, June 2004

Central America

• Approval of Central American-U.S. Joint Declaration Action Plan, March 2002
• Signing of Expanded Central American-United States Joint Accord, June 2001
• Joint Declaration by the Central American Countries and the United States of America, June 2001

India

• Overview of the U.S.-India Climate Change Partnership, November 2003
• U.S.-India Joint Statement on Climate Change: Statement on the Visit of Mr. Harlan Watson, U.S. Climate Change Negotiator and Special Representative, May 2002
• U.S.-India Cooperation on Global Climate Change Compendium, November 2002 (PDF 1,053K)

Mexico

• Joint Statement of the United States and Mexico Resulting From the Second Meeting of the Bilateral Climate Change Working Group, April 2005
• Joint Statement by the United States and Mexico Following the First Meeting of the Bilateral Working Group on Climate Change, February 2004
• Joint Statement of Enhanced Bilateral Climate Change Cooperation Between the United States and Mexico, March 2003

Russia

• Joint Statement of the United States and the Russian Federation following the Third Meeting of the U.S.-Russia Climate Change Policy Dialogue Working Group, May 2005
• Joint Statement of the United States and the Russian Federation Following the Second Meeting of the U.S.-Russia Climate Change Policy Dialogue Working Group, April 2004
• Joint Statement of the U.S.-Russian Inter-Ministerial Climate Change Policy Dialogue, January 2003

South Africa

• Joint Statement by the United States and South Africa Following the First Meeting of the Bilateral Working Group on Climate Change, February 2004
• United States-South Africa Joint Statement on Climate Change, July 2003

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