Their implementation will determine the success of a global agreement on climate change in 2015, and this is the task of the Technology Mechanism, created in 2010. This policy brief sets out the principal results of a study commissioned from the MINES ParisTech Industrial Economics Centre (CERNA). The study shows that, unlike China, Mexico, South Africa and, to a lesser extent, Brazil, India is currently left out of international flows of low carbon technologies transfer – it is therefore a top priority, as is the rest of developing Asia, Africa and Eastern Europe. To intensify these transfers, ambitious greenhouse gas emissions reduction policies need to be implemented and absorptive capacities need to be created in countries that receive such technologies. In emerging countries, which possess a genuine capacity for innovation, and which are involved in international trade, the strengthening of intellectual property rights and the lowering of barriers to trade and investment are to be recommended. However, in the least developed countries, emphasis must be placed on technology absorptive capacities and in particular on the development of a qualified labour force. Summary France Stratégie est une institution autonome placée auprès du Premier ministre, France Stratégie contribue à l’action publique par ses analyses et ses propositions. Elle anime le débat public et éclaire les choix collectifs sur les enjeux sociaux, économiques et environnementaux. Elle produit également des évaluations de politiques publiques à la demande du gouvernement. Les résultats de ses travaux s’adressent aux pouvoirs publics, à la société civile et aux citoyens. Nous contacter Données personnelles et cookies 